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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-17

"A CH1hD MANdLED ny Dods-A TER.
RIB1E SOHNE IN k'TAN- YARD.-In the
tan yard %of Ernest ,Blsfsch. saws the
Cincinnati En3uir;S,;,,s of August 8. thir.
teen dogs. some grown and some half
grown, have been harbored for some
time past. Fed upon the offal, which ia
plentiful and foul in such place. these
animals had become fercer even than
their breed-a GROSS between the power
fui Newfoundland and the brutal ..bull''
would hare made them. Rcd.monthed
gaunt and horrible, it is a wonder thai
such Il pack could have existed in the
midst Of n civilized com munity SO long
as they did md not have been sooner
heard. Lnstl night, ut 6 O'Clock. Willie
Blersch, bright seven -year-old son of
the well-todo owner of the tan-yard. and
orlminally careless master OF the bounaa
left his grand-father's and started home.
ward, intending to call for his father en-
roMe. He entered the TIM yard unmindful
or unaware that the employees had left it
to the care of its night guardians. thir-
teen dog-harpies. He had nearly reached
tue centre of the place, aud had called
for his father, when long, keen fanps
were thrust into him from behind, and
be was dragged by largo dog literally
into the loft of ono of tho sheds. other
uogs coming to the assistance of their
fellow. at tho taste Of blood the fierce
ness OF the hugo mongrels caught fire.
The boy wns dragged ngain down the
steps nnd rolled in the filth of the ward
until oil semblance of humanity had left
him. Black, bleeding aud dying, lie still
clung with Lis face downward to the
earth with the energy of despair. It was
at thls moment that the neighbors bp.
came aware Of what was trunspiring. a
bold man sprang over the fence to the
rescue, but was Immediately driven out
6y the now maddened md terrible dogs.
The men went i'll with pitch-forks, and
people driving along the avenue stopped
and went to the rescue with knives and
pistols 1t WAS brief and bloody work.
The dogs were slain to the lust puppy.
but not before strong man had carried
what was left Of Willie to his grand
fathers. Here he was received by his
grandmother, who washed him to the
likeness OF boy. The flesh had been
chawn from his scalp; there we're great
ugly gnshes in his forehead, cheeks and
lips. Great pieces of skin and flesh
hung from the back of his head. Ghast-
ly holes, their edges lacerated with tooth
marks, were under his arms; his legs aud
other parts of his body bore wounds be-
yond description. And yet he lived.
NO vital part had been reached. He
could even tell brokenly how the attack
had begun.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-17

Papers received by the overland mail,
o'a India, contaius details of dreadful
calamity which visited the small islund
OF Tagolanda. about fifty miles North
east OF Celebes. An outburst OF the. vol.
cano Nuwang was accompanied by con-
cussion OF the sen, and wave forty
yards high swept all human beings. cat
tie and horsos from the island. The nun
Der OF persons who perished is stated at
4l6. -
The Now York Herald states that Jncob
Elsenhardt of 4S Christie street, in that
city, thrust his two-ycnr old son into a
closet ns punishment. Tho child fell
against pane of glass and cut bis leg
SO severely that he died of hemorrhage
IN less than an hour. The father wns
locked up.
Lewis Beach, OF San francisco, whose
only remaining son was killed by the full
OF building, two weeks ago, committed
suicide by taking strychnine, on the 9th
instant. at the graves of his children, in
Lane Mountain Cemetery.
Charles Fenno Hoffman, poet and
novelist Of tho INSTRUMENTATION. is still
living, On inmate Of an insane asylfm in
twenty years.
Speaking Of apples, it is remarkable
that the first apple in Paradise should
have turned out the first pair
Mr.. Parker T. Smith, formerly con-
ncctcd with the Mills House. Charles
ton, died ut Long Branch, Oh the l4th,
There were 36 deaths in Charleston
Tor the week ending tho 18th instant.
whites Is; colored 2i. (
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-17
Funeral Invitation .

The friends aud acquaintances Of Mr. and
Mrs. WILLIAM II. SCARBOROUGH and
family, arc invited to attend tho funeral
sefyiees Of the former, at Trinity Church,
THIS EVENING, at S O'Clock.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-17
Fall and Winter Importation-..187l.
r [ B B o N S
Millinery and Straw Goods.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO.,

MPORTEIS aud jobbors of Bonnet, Trim
H. ming and Velvet RIBBONS, Bonnet Silks,
na.ins p,,ans and veivets, Blonds. Netts, Grapes,
Bonnets and Ladies' Hats, trimmed and IN.
trimmed. Shaker Hoods, &c
~ ana 239 baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
oher tn" largest stock to be found i'm this
cheapness, comprising the latest Europcan
novelties. ,;o Orders solicited and prompt ntten-
~. - z. ~. Aug IL 12t
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-17
Four Hundred Dollars Reward +!

,hE above reward will BIO paid for the re.
j. tnrn I, Of the Money and Notes stolen from
inst. or 993 per cent. on all money, and no oues
tlons asked; or we will pay tho above reward
Tor information that may lead to tho recovery
OF the Money and Notes snd the convection
OF Inc roboers. All persons arc warned
able to us; also against trading for an order
on tho County Treasurer Of Ch8reston, in
favor OF fcter B. Hedges, for s3fG; and ono
Robinson. GEIGER H. hfcGREGGIt
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-17
Thornwell's Collected Writings.

ThornWell's Collected Writings.
THEOLOGICAL and EtIicnl. yolnmcs
Il cnbellished with DR.. Thornwcll's por.
Memories OF Patmos. BY MacDuff So.
ihe Conservative Reform alton and it's The
ol"Gy By Rev: Charles Z. Krowth, d. D. S.
Inc Unseen World. Rv Rev. Dr. Stork 81
NEW NOVELS.
, llnk and White Tyranny. BY Mrs. Harriet
Becchcr stowe. $3.50
Her r. Lord and Master. BY Florence Mary
Won, not wooed BY the author of Bred in
the Bone, &c 80 cents.
81 cents.
Uniform edition Of Grace Aguilor's Works.
such as Mothers Kecompense, Vale of Celars'
&C.. at II per volume.
me above books sent to any address, post
paid, on receipt OF price
DUFFIE T. CHAPMAN,
AususI ---- booksellers.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-17

Smoked Beet and Tongues. .
ID for sale by r. U0pl;
seegers' Beer is Pure.
TT don't contuin Cococulns In,,irns Rial,
4 !'eirics to make sleepy or headache.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-17
e . mi. BEEF.

nNE barrel FULTON MARKET BEEF.
- extra tne-cheaper than Columbia
lresh heei-open and for salo this mt rning,
August II
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-17

The laws Of easy divorce in Indiana
seem to be used as the means Of doing
very brilliant stroke of business cccu-
sionnlly. Not long since gentleman in
Lewlsyille, III that State, who had been
suffering some years from paralysis, was
divorced from his wife just before his
death without knowing anything about
1t. His considerate friends took entire
charge of the matter, and did not trou-
BILE him at all with their proceedings.
The wife was in some way prevented
from making my opposition, and the
whole thing was carried through with
"protnptness and despatch The Oh.
]ect OF the transaction was to secure tho
dead mans property. amounting to about
SlOO. 000, without its being curtuiled by
the widows right Of dover. or course.
now there is no widow and no dover,
and the kind friends of the decensed are
enjoying the first fruits OF their labor.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-17
COAL! COAL!

COAL! COAL!
SHND IN your orders at once, or you will DO
SC.deprived OF the summer rate. $l5 ton.
delivered. r. = HsitpEtt
August II
Nutrltlve Tonics and Dyspeptic EIixirs.
ENArRACT BEEF, Iron and Wine.
~ Elixir Pepsin, Disma.h and Strychnja.
Wine OF pcpsia.
Elixir Gentian and Iron.
Vino OF Iron.
Iron Cordial.
TastcIess Cod Liyer Oil
Infants Food.
Lobg's Extract Of Meat
For salc, Wholesale and retail, by M
Aug II Druggist and Chemist
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-17

PENALTY OF MlscEGENArIoS IN GEon-
GIA.-ln the Atlantic (Ga.) District
Conrt, On Wednesday last, five miscege-
nation cases were disposed Of The
Judge sentenced Wm. Hlbbs, n white
man, convicted Of living with ne
gro woman, to pay a fno of $1,000,
or to bo imprisoned in thu Coun.
ty jail for the term OF six months.
Martha johnson, his paramonr, to pay
$3.50. or three months Imprisonment.
VIM. Harris, negro, convicted OF a simi-
iar offence, was sentenced to pny $3.50,
or six mouths On the public works.
Mary Harris. bin white parnm our, to pay
81, ,0OO, or six months on the public
works.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-21
Provisions:
salt:
ianawhN per bbl,,..2 so Dairy pr btl : lOtoi %
Hardware:
Fish:

White No | h'f bhl..7 80 Trout No l h'fbhl... 80,
Herring Lake hf Dbl II srr'g " y tx 80 to 90
Macke No !, KITS ""."................l y Ia
" - ,,,,,,,,'',,.,'...,,,,.,,,.,,,l on 10 | TX
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-21
o the Amio,ed and Unfortunate
INISTRATOR'S NOTICE.


late ef Augusta Wen. deceased.
|iersigned ha ing been Hppo nted nd.
Lr of The estate OF Augusta Wed, late
|nty of Alexander and state of illinois,
hereby gives notice he Will appear be-
Lunty cuuit of Alexander county, at The
. in Cano, at the November Term, On
|lday IN November, next, at which t'm'
Is having claims against sald estate ara
hid requested TO attend for the purpos Q
the same adjusted All persons in
said estate are r, questrd To make i'm
|ayment to the undersigned.
LOUIS BLATTAU, Admir-.
his 18th day = septemb,r 1871
stpt2ld,tw6
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-21
SHERIFFS SALE.

|.re of m execution TO me directed b,
|of III, circrit court o Jackson c .unty
of | nnois, IN favor of jacob W
Ind against Lewis Lincoln, Cattarl' G
Ind Eliz beth :, l. e, hay leyteu
|followlng described properly To- W.T.
seniy three (23l aud twenty four (24) ir
thirty one (3lJ IN the city y afro,
Alexander AID state Of Illinois a The
bf The said Lewis Lincoln and Catha-
I'm which | shall offer at public sale at
|west door of the cOu't house IN sAlI
L eth ny o october A, y ISL. be-
|honr Of line o'cl ,ck, A. NJ, and snn-
day, for ca h, to VA is'y said cX cution.
ALEX, q. ~ IN.
sheriff ofAlexauder County, Illinois
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-21
)K TO YOUR CHILDREN.
treat SOOTHING REMEDY.

Is. Cures collie and grip.ug1 Price,
|bNBs J in the bowels, and E. -
p. cliiiate. the prOcc-- 20 I Cents
teethiug
I. rubiue- e ony ul-lrn- Price.
lNE'S and Jy-ruUmr- 90 dis -
|p eases incident o. m I Gents.
Ia ~ ami ch IIrcn.
i. Cures dlarrhoa, olsen 4 Price,
|bMB's terry ami summer CON. -
|p. pb.utlE children toll ( Cents.
lBg@-.
L Great InCnr- and Children Soothing
IN all disorders brought on by Teeth NJ
her cause. Prepared 10y the
ALTON MEDICINE CO., -. Louis, No.
h Druggists and Dealers iR Medicine
|ore. Uy7dw6m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-21

llAl.-Thcrc are large receipts Of Hay
aud few sale. owing To- the continued
lack Of Tonnage TO market, below
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-21
RATTINGERS VEGETABLE
LIVER PILLS

ld impurty Of the blood, they contain
p celonel nor any other mefcIr.al prepare.
act qu ckly AMI produce no griJtng.
,cf box - cents. An for Br. Rn'iiuPsr's
|ble LAYER Pills.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-21
DR.. RATTINGER'S
AMILY MEDICINES.
lilO SOUTH 7Tn-s1.
ST. OGIS, NISSOu
RATTINGER's FEVER DROPS

|e champion medicine for the cure 81 Fever
que, Dumb Ague AMI 40 other kinds OF
at fever-. They are purely vegetable cure
y and perm ansntly. No person need have
er Second time, when these drops can be-
FED. Price per bottle, e. q. hsE Tor Dr.
lgefs Fever Drops
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-21

Wines and Liquors:

Impeua, ......l lotto 40 Gunpo.der 10 to 40
Oplong ulackl OOto 30 Japan uncPd
Young uys'n Toto | 40
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-21
Poultry
Soap and Candles:

Chickens mixed per do1 ......,....- = % too ~
4" old hens " ..........,....3 az To uU
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-21
BITTER CORDIAL
"HoLEsALE DEPOT
sCHEETZs
= RE ; GREAT RESTORATIVE.
. CORNER FIFTH AND RACE SITS
philadelphia, PA.
,cnrErz, ..........soLE rEornrproa.

\ reliable Famly Medicine, and can ~
eitnef infant ~ a ull with the same tee
suit. II 10 Acrrtai o, prom u and speedy
tor dlsrfhea, y-cut.Ty, boW el- complied
pa, io~ness ~ tp.rii-, Paintings, sIrE
/, hesdaehe etc. Orchill- aud fever o.
L., 10 II far better au1 safer than quinlr,
ANY Of its pernicious effects. IL effect
lite, proves powerful dlEc-tor VI foot
counterart the effects Of lquOr mar "
l.. As lniisputable evidence OFT, ~
'ert'es, We append few oiiue many
IN our possession:
|'s Depot, East Tenn, and Va. x.
scHLETz, E.1.--Dear Err: nave u-ei IN
\ have Oh aimed tom you, and tot hen
they are recommended 10 re. I foun
J.. 10 afford IN. considerable relief, | Zee
n ! cannot 10 very well without them, o.
| ent state % health.
n VENICE Us South C,h - Ph Ia.
" ,fhstOr Baptist passyunk ClUurh-
IilHITr. Allen, - Nam .t,sl--
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-21
AR BITTERS
BEST TONIC IN USE !
TOR SALE BY
MAYNARD, PROP'R
ITTSBURG PA.
OOK FOR THE MILLION.

|RRIAGE to t tI,''s Married E'' or
JUDE. IN ' the ' ph,sioI"s,caSi
|. md revelations Of the sexual system
4test 4 discoveries n producing and pre-.
|isprng, preserving the compi"Nlon, sc.
an interesting work Of two hundred anu
|ur pages, with numerous eugraNlngs,
| ins valuable information for those wh'
|ed or contemplate marriage; stu Il lsa
IA : ht 10 be under lock and key, and not
|.ssly aboutthe house,
Inv one free Of POSTAGE for 30 ecu.
|. Or. Butts Dlspensary, No, IL,
street, 81. Louis, Mo.
o the Afflicted and Unfortunate.
IpplyIng TO the notorious Quacks who
| Ia ti.e public papers cruising any Qnack
peluse DR.. Butts work, no mater
disease is or how deplorahIe your con.
lis can be consulted, personally or at
|tbe disac,cs mentioned IN hls works,
~ n. Eighth street, bet Market aud
LIT LOUIS Mo. mNhtwlv
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-21
RATTINGERS DIARRHOEA
Nd DISENTERY POWDERS.

pleasant, quick and safe remedy for all
{ biarrhoes ami bi.cItcIy affecting adults.
|per box ~ cent?. Ak tor bf. Rat.
Diaffhoee ami Dy.eutefy Powders
'RATTINGERS TONIC HERBS
AND ROOTS,
superior stomach hii,crs; very usoful a.
uiire 'gtin.t malaria fevors ami especial.
ONE in cases 81 general debility Price
aage. ~ cents. Az tor Ra'tInger'- Heihs.
ale ~ ail hr-t.cla-- druggist, and isaler-
irine IyZp1tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-21

CoRN.-Firm aud scarce. Very little
coming in. Sale- were
ll22 sack, yellow, del ..........G2caGIlc
car. g Mixed, DELI. &c
Whit in sacks ..... &c
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-21
MEDICAL.
~~S--e~-~.~.-~-1, ...-y.
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.
SA VS. j OR YOUNG MEN
MEDICAL.

GREAT EVILS AND ABUSES.
b interfere with marriage, with sure means
lief ( T the errIng and unfortunate, diseased
Facilitated. Sem in sealed envelope fee oi
ge. Address, Howard Sanitary Aii A-s"ca
No. South Ninth st., Philadelphia ia.
1aw3m
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04

with his name in bold relief, which he facetious.
" termed his monument He owned one mile
on Michigan Avenue. His other buildings were
of the yelloy stone of Joliet, or OF wood. His
new hotel the Palmer House, was nearly com.
Erie on Monday. Nothing daunted, he tele.
graphed to his agent. "Clear away the ruins,
aud prepare to rebuild
Mr.. Palmer was married for the first time
about a year ago to q most e,tlmable woman
With firm health, good habits, in the flush of
mature and vigorous manhood, he hopes to live
to see his stately buildings rise Phenix-ike from
their ashes, and the wonderful city which owed
so much to his taste and energy present greater
wonder to the world than before its wholesale
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04
The ssesst Time to Visit California

The first ak months of the year is the best
time to visit California; everything is bright
and growing, and from January to June there is
comparatively little dust or heat. After that
the drought is parchiny, and the whole Of the
interior, from the Slerras to the Coast range be.
comes yellow aud ARID. For days of travel not
green spot is to be seen, for not one house in
fifty has grass plat about it, the same requir.
ing little irrigation and the use of wind.
mill The old fields from which the wheat has
been cut IN May or early in June look distress.
ingly barren in their coat of dirty yellow; all
the foot hills are brown or dirty gray, and over
oil is dust, dust, dust. Not drop of rain falls
from May till late in October, then come the
drenching rains of autumn and tho whole plain
becomes ses of liquid mud little too thick
Tor navigation, and little too thin for roads
But this passes away in month or two; the
roads borden. and only moderate shower. fall
anu 10y the middle OF January the growing sea.
son l. !nlly begun. Then everything is lovely
1cr while. Strawberries are abunG IN, in
March and every kind Of fruit md earl, veye.
table mo"t plentiful But the hp,vy fruit sea.
son comes later; 80 il you c,nnot visit the stat.
oeior1 July, and avoid the dust, then com. late
IN Angus or IN Septemhrr sud enjoy the fresh
fruit. DO not, rs the majority OF Eastern tour.
lists do. come in July, .c, Al! the evil. and mus.
the comforts
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04

I-ols - A ,.E..--nOTSE AND LOT for sale west of
The .ldccnt The house contains four rooms well and
of RICHARD GIlNDON
Oct 20. BoN go, Ottawa Ills
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04

Mrs. Cady Stanton is credited with making .
very sensible and sarcastic reply to some ono who
asked her if she thought that girls possessed, as
general thing, the physique necessary to stand
the wear and tear Of q college course of study.
II would like to see," answered Mrs. Stanton,
II would like to see you take thirteen hundred
young men and lace them up and hang ten to
twenty pounds weight of clothes on their waists,
perch them up on three.inch heels, cover their
heads with ripples, chignons, rats and mice, and
stick ten thousand hair-pins into their scalps; if
they can stand all this, they will stand little
Latin and Greek" When one wants to have a
particularly neat thing said abont women, the
most judicious way is to &c woman to say it
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04

Who that has seen dangerous disease arrest.
ed by an able physician or good medicine but
values both? Be it your family physician to
whom you owe SO many escapes from aches and
ails, or DR.. Ayers inimitable remedies his
Sarsaparilla that renewed your vitality or Cherry
Pectoral that cured painful cough, or his Ague
Cure that expelled the freezing ague and burn.
ing fever from your blood. Who that has been
relieved by any Of these agencies but feels gratc-
full for them all 2-Baagor Times. .
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04
JOUSE: q. Lo,rS FOR SALE.

The fine property formerly owned and occupied by s. W.
Raymond. on Webster street. west OF tie sdccut VIII bc
sold AT A bargain Apply 10 wM, G. SMITH
Oct, l. 1870 NJ Drug Store, la9 Main 81,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-04

ONE OF CHICAGOS MiLIoNAIurs -Amonv
the very successful men ot America who h,y.
become mi!ionairee through hones, Industry.
ana ludicious cuisines, cuergy, Potter Palmet
OF Chicago stands pr,.emincnt. Ha WIS born IN
1921 "a, Potter. Hollow, a. valley Of the C,t.liu.
mis- mother being daughter II Samuel Potter
aQuaker rom Mass,chnse,t> who sotslcd there
III tne pres mt century. His only education was
received through winter school and "a country
store. He kept a dry good, store foe several
years in Central New York, and about twelve
year u;o moved 80 Chicago where he Ibid the
found itlou- Of hi- fortune. M tie first year OF
the war ty buying an immense stock 4 woolen
good, including carpets enough go cover thc
State Of ILLINOIS,
Among mis- buildings the dry good. hoas1 of
Field, Letter 1t Co. was tho ino.' 'ho facing Of
p.r. white marble from Conn. costing $4,000
On the centre of this stfuc,ute $50. . great cid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

THURSDAY Anil 2-wih SON threatening weather ranOm
AStsH and S & y s. C-'i Mc IS q s co%s s
Sc sS9 1s s % held S'' sa,' saS
p 1 en 'ia s; few %i pSe '1i
Of the STOCK sell, 2.a3c Quality averaged good We have seldom
f1 ss'n III S ss Sn Ss SS a sa and
Wv Wood cans the latter selling BY D. Barnes Il Ohio steers
samuel sold IinO, steers N Morris he
Tores sold 20 illinois N Norris Ct cwt at
Meyers Ou eS Of the Morris cattle Missouri stock cut
W segel sold 81 Illinois cvt lleo n, alive at ,3O, to
S Ue had i2 which arriv. Tuesday cw fat sol, sole,
At hunlredth-st D. waIel had 10 cars B. C Coon sr
New sales b. wsiie 81 Illinois: sC D. ialS' per cT 81
W. TsSnsoa fsS q Coon Is good Texan. a. i2e ID
per cs , sd is S9n,ocsy steers = cSt ~. I've Omit,
e. G Eastman run cu o Illinois cattle 1900 n i5Sl5ic
r. william fs New IL State o11 sw, at Sc r,..,.
he.vy and marie. dun lower prices
4e teI bu%t calves Sale: a, BY Hume
O3 b. ole hcGAv Reid sold IS State calves lc
Ia and Washington Market " Thurston Co sold lsc
USSIt Ne hc b. ii lee %n5oH Bo%sy
PENNSYLVANIA and Jersey calves at 7d9c Richardson Ne sold
ssSsf AsS isssERecsig. ass va scAu at COm%upp.v
.. ss gs BRINE as ss @e s ss s sIo T
dss cd thin lambs IN good request one lot ve eIa no 10
,s o 'sa1 lambs are sao. ;sl@s
M and PRIME :, @ VIZ - If s s 1 Nv. y Of IS
s:'Ss S noe eoTSy =. ES
S1y Do acear Seymour sold 50 As'aoau's.
'GS ssP 10 S sS sSS 100 os a Clipped Is n Sic 2
good q n al SO So = eT az y n Gle, kentai5
HossS1s TO-DAY il cans at Poeth- and At cOmmunpv
ne offered for bcr: boiling 7e HEAVY rougbressed hogs
90 SELL only few buyer vii use then ~ all he are wpn
| and even sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-28
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoRK, Thursday, April n, 1871.
Ihere Is slight abatement in the activity
OF the morse trade caused partly by the nclemency Of
the weather and partly by the approach OF the general
moving day, and sales to-day we're mostly confined to
truck and railroad horses. The tone OF the market how
ever. remains firm, and In prices we learned OF no
quOtable change.
Mr. A. II. Dixon he's Just returned from the central
part OF the State where he has purchased IA head OF fine
carriage and road horses which expected TO arrive at
his stables in West Twentysxth-st by tomorrow Fri
day. morning. Two pairs OF bays, 6 hands years Old;
one pair chestnut mares 1873 hands, years Old and
bay trotng horse years DID, that has already shown
three minutes and promises to do better on MIR.
Dxons list beside several sngleharness and few fine
saddle horses.
Messrs Johnston h Van TassePs horse and carriage
auction sale will as usual be held tomorrow Fnday the
18th inst at their horse auction mart in East Thr-
teenth-st ~ -
An administrators sale Of several horses wagons har.
ness and horse clothing ia announced To take place at
stables No. 43 Great Jonesst, tomorrow friusyl the
28th inst Mr. John L. Vsndowater viii conduct tne sae
Wood Brothers g. Co., introducing new styies OF
pony phaetons which are exceedingly handsome ana
graceful ~. A. .ho
Joseph Neuss of Berlin. who is carriage builder 70 tne
Emperor OF Germany gets most OF the wood Stock VIZ.
feloes spOkes and hubs, for his fine carriages RON tIS
country furnished by Messrs Chas Weeks TO- Oh NO
80 Fourthave.