The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-06-14

ncso cattle, which they bought az from - 10 |
% cts, per n, to Craze on the verdant pastures
Of old Madison. These gentlemen are wide
awake traders and move in the right dircc-
ton and at the proper time.
or AGAIN.
Mr.. G. p. Ramsey left for Lexington with
500 sheep and few cattle on Wednesday last
Mr. X. is usually very successful in these trips
cover the river" and asproven great advan-
tagc to this section Of the county by picking
up punches Of stock here and there, and dis
posing of them at a small profit to himself,
even in the dullest seasons.
PRIVATE SALES.
Mcssrs. Burnside & Anderson bought last
week Of Mr.. Lewis Jones Of this vicinity 40
head Of fat cattle for Goth June delivery, to
WEIGH 1900 RS at 81 cts. Also 40 head do,
from 5th to 10Th July delivery, weight about
/ 400 lbs at 5 cts, aer III.
This is about the best sale we have heard
Of lately. 1t is unnecessary to say that Mr..
Jones is formerly of Wayne county.
J. Murphy sold to same parties, last week,
% head Of fat cattle, 25th of June delivery at
5 cts.
Jos. McAlister to same parties, last week,
l6 head Of cattle Goth June delivery at 81 cts
J. $. Owsley sold to same party, last week,
"a head extra cattle, weight 800 lhs, at 8!
cents.
Our Tumersville correspondent sends us the
following;
@. W. Afford bought Of Il. c. Harris on
last Mondaf, his fine bay gelding at $500.
This aniHaa possesses rare qualities, and speed,
both in hafness and under the saddle.
Nsicolm Lackey bought Of II. Brown few
days since, lot of good sheep at SO per head.
James Bruce bought Of J. d. Swope, % head
Of fat sheep at 81 per hundred.
DIR. Fowler bought in Madison county
short time since two thoroughbred short horns
at 1920.
Col. c. H. Rochester sold to Burnside a
Anderson, one car load Of cattle weighing
/ go lts at 81 So
COURT DAY SALES.
Col W. NJ. Carpenter reports the following
sales Of stock:
! Twelve good yearling steers 500; common
do. SO; yoke odd oxen S7Q:l common
4 --See s-s-alsEaa cd steers a-a-'r' ~ 1870.
k~sAa A--r-s7 13s---Tfd calf S37 25i 8
ycarling sieers ~ % 5 yearling heifcrs sis
%; . dry cows'53 cts. per h; year old steer
$50, 4 common heifcrs SlG;all sold. No horses,
mules, hogs or sheep ON market.
Capt Jake lIiggens reports the following:
Cow and calf S2s rs; yearling S2l so;
dry cows S34 O5; do. S2s; ? year old steers
SIG; dry COW $50; yoke oxen S7l; . year
ling steers S25; common stag Sl4 so; l COW
SIS; do. Sl3; heifer $40 10, All the above
sold to the entire satisfaction Of the owners
a PEEP AT THE LONG EARS.
We were on yesterday invited by our friend
Col. c. II. Rochester, to see his jack stock
His mule jack, Bismarck, is certainly most
beautiful animal, a jet black, faultless in form
with horse-like action, and tracing in pedigree
as we learn, far back in his crosses through inn
ported Malta families. Next came young
jennet colt, "Naunerle," the offspring Of one Of
the largest jennets in Kentucky. This splen'
lid sucking is evidence that by iudiciou,
crossing, the largest size with finest style is at
tainable, while the size of this colt is remark
able in form and action il resembles more The
agile deer than the ordinary representation o
It's own species. The Colonel has several othel
fine jennets now being bred to w. b. Caldwell,
fine jacks.
DEATH OF MAMBRINO cIIEFTAIN.
Mr.. n. S. Ferguson met with quite heav,
loss on Saturday last, by the d4ath of hi
4 promising young stallion, Mambrino Chieftain
/ lie was a bay stallion, ID hands high, 3 years
old, was sired by MeCraeken's Joe Hooker
I dam Curtis Clny's dem, Bay Messenger, e
by pilot; 6 by Bertrand 6 gg d by jose
phus.
Mambrino Chieftan, the stallion of Noal
= Ferguson that died was poisoned. On a Pos
4 Moricm examination, rhite lead, blue ritriol, an
c s,lyehnine were found in the animals stomach
a in large quantities. It may be that many Q
r the other stations that have recently died
i suddenly were poisoned.
; TRoTrERs SOLD.
Its stated that the trotting horse Ben. But
= Ter, has been sold by ID. w. Coolidge, Of Port
Land, Me-, to Lon Morris, of Boston, for Sl4,
r j06. Sleepy John has been sold by his owner
A. II. Trask, Of Independence, NO., 10 an East
ern party, for $4,000. lie has record Q
b. 227.
4 Harry Bassett beat Iiarper's Littleton i
n the two and a quater mile dash at Jerom
/. Park on Saturday. The race was won by