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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-22
SUPPOSE \ NAN STEALS \ MILLION

General Butler, in a recent speech
in Philadelphia, said: "Suppose
there is stealing by those in Office ?
What of it: Su ppose man steals 4
million, that is only two and half
cents apiece. and the American people
wont be so small as to make fuss
about it. Il is not remarkable that
Butler should be the author of that
sentiment. He did not scruple in
connection with his scarcely less no.
torious brother, to rob the people of
the South, and heap insults upon the
heads of deienseless women. What
of that. He has since been honored
with position by bis radical trends
After testffying TO Grants ineficiency
and want of heart, and Grant to his,
he was unbottled and made a mem
Der of the Executive Ring. No won
der he should say what of it, if man
does steal" No wonder, indeed
when Leet monopolized the General
Order business in New York
wronged and robbed the importers
out Of thousands of dollars annually,
and in spite of the investigating COM
mittees appointed by Congress, and
repeated protests from the most infiu-
ential merchants, he held and holds to-
day, his position. What Of it; was he
not Grants clerk a member of his mil
ltary family, and the mess-mate of his
present private Secreta- y-Gen. Bah
cock IF the Secretary of the Navy
pays cut few hundred thousand dol
lars to the Secor Brothers, for build
ing three ships-for which they had
already been over-paid, and a receipt
in full given, that too, IS only frac-
tion of cent per head on the people,
not worth making fuss about. The
interference of the executive in State
elections, and the use OF the patronage
of the General Government, and the
peoples money To- control them, is
nothing. Pervertipg the will of the
people by transporting colored auxil-
iaries from State to State, is nothing.
Grants nepotism, his gift bearing
Greeks,' his bayonet bill, is nothing !!
A Radical orator in New Y ork boast
ed that they would cast their ballots,
as their bullets were cast, and that is
nothing, provided the ring can main
tain tsaeir power, enrich themselves
and their followers, at the expense of
the people.
Grant endorses Butler and the peo.
pie haye endorsed Grant. Therefore
why not steal, why not rob, why not
peculate, why not pilfer the public
treasary of hundreds of millions in
stead of only paltry 1nilIion? The
people endorse the thieves, approve
of the stealings, and pay the bills =
Whea thievery is at presaiam and
honesty at a discount who can expect
honesty in public affairs Certainly
the people cannot, who heap highest
honors upon the most expert and dis
tinylI:sled robbers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-22

RUMoRED NEGoTIA TIoNs. - The
Olympia Courier says that it is ru
mored that the n. p. r. r. Company
are making negotiations with Mr..
Holiday to buy all his interests in
Oregon, while it is intended by the
Company to build a line of railroad
from the Cascades on the Columbia
river to Portland, 10 connect with the
Willamette valley lines.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-22

A FAMILY Row.-The President
refuses to permit Cameron and Ham
tranft to dictate to him whom he
shall appoint as Postmasten at Phila.
delphia, and many Radicals of Penn
syiaania are hot on his track.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-22

WcFADDEN carried 13 out of the
II counties of Washington Territory
at the November election. His ma
jority is about 900. We believe now
that every Territory is Democratic
Ard they are all governed by Radi-
cal appointees. Does this leok like
an endorsement of the Administration
where its policy is more directly
felt? We guess not.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-22
GUARDIANS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A LICENSE OF THE
Ee County Court of the State of Oregon for
the County OF Cmatilla, bearing date July lst,
1872, the undersigned, sole guardian of the
tate and person OF Fanny kees. minor, will,
on saturday. the Tth day of December, 1872, at
the hour OF two O'Clock p. N. of that day, at the
Court House door in the city OF Albany, county
of Linn, and State OF oregon, offer for 81 le and
sell at public auction. for cash in U. 5. gold
coin. all the real estate belonging to Fanny
KEGS, n minor. of. in, and to the following de-
scrbed premises, and being one-sixth interest
therein, to-wit: The undivided one-sixth of
the west half of donation land claim No. lI39,
in Township No. IL and y, south Range No. 2,
West. Willamette Meridlarl.,eontaining three
Said premises will be sold for gold coin, pay A.
able on delivery of the deed.
Dated July /, 1872. JOSEPH GREER,
Sole Guardian of Estate and Persona
or FANNY KEGS, a minor. s
GEO. A. LADow. Atty for Guard'n. nlSY4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-22

4 servant girl in Minneapolis was
recently burned by Kerosene. and her
employer charged her for the oil she
spilled and the flour, etc, used 10 case
her su:ierings He then turned her
adri:t, and she died.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-22

The trial of Sam Fuen, Chinaman,
for the murder OF Robt. Thompson,
has commenced in Los Angeles
This murder led to the great riot last
year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-22
NEW ADvERTlS SEMENTS.
CAN'T HELP BUYING
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
lN annual election for the City of Albany,
in Linn county, Oregon, will be held on Mon
day, the I'd day of December, 1872, at the Court
House in said City. for the election of the fol-
corder. one Marshal, one Treasurer and six Al
dermen. j. r. HERliEN, City Recorder.
Albany, Nov. II, IS72.-nlitd.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-22

Tie "bo;tlc of sacred oil. recently
found amid the ruins of Pompcii,
turns out to have been nothing but a
bottle Of whisky Inadvertently iclt
behind by picnic parry.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-22

FARMERS CLuBs. = The Salem
Statesman urges the farlncrs> of Ore
gon to organize clubs or mumal i'm
proscmsnt associations. We aoncur.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-22

On Friday night two freight trains
collided on the Huntington and Broad
Top Railroad. Conductor Bowser
and three others were instantly killed,
and another person mortally wounded.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-22

Bad river, Mich, has proved bad
river indeed for the loggers, since only
about 100000 Of 60,OO0,000 feet of
logs put up last season have come out.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-22

Jacob Weber, of West Union,
Ohio, is an ancient voter lately for the
seyenty-second time in his life. the
first time being for Thomas Jefferson,
in 1900. Next
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-22

1t is stated that of the 394 railroads
in the states, only 104 pay dividends,
the other 260 never paying anything
at all to the stockholders.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-22

Some OF the fashionable women of
New York wear stockings that cost
SO pair.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-22

Louisville calculates that the late
exposition made S1,Tss, 80 change
hands.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-22

Constantinople has a new bible
house, costing $75.000.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-22

Grecian ladies count theira ages from
their marriage, not from their birth
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-22

III Dr. SasY's CsttsrrTfI Remedy produces per-
feet cures Of the worst cas4es Of EatarrIl, "Cold
In the Head" Ccyza and Catarrhal Headache,
sts hundreds Of tcstimO0fafs from weIf-knOwn
u In their practice aiJafSdstTtIy testify. ii is
mild, pleasant and uniTnLaiing. The proprie-
tor offers S1 for case of cafar-I that he cam
not cure. Sold by druggists at 80 cents,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-22

IL IA AN enabIfslfes fact tiIas Consrrnp-
ton be cured but ft is better to prevent
the cruel dissa3e from fastening itself on tho
systen1, by the timely uss Of remedy like DIR.
WI5TAEi3 BALKAN or WILD CHERRY This
or con9b, md even Consumption often yields
To It's great power.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-22
REsoLuTIoNs OF CoNDoLEScE.


tho Albany Collegiate Institute the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
| WHEREAS. Ii has pleased the Almighty Dis
| spected preceptress In music. Miss LIBBlE
Woodward; Therefore, Resolved
!. That In this severe and unexpected loss IN
afflicted relatives and friends. and to this insti-
tuition, we recognize the hand OF Father who
aniicteth wisely and Tor the good OF his chill
dren.
,, That we cherish for our young. amiable,
| and beloved teacher the most affectionate and
respectful rcmem brance.
3. That we tender our sympathy and condo
lence to her respected father and his family,
and commend them to the divine consultations,
which were the confidence of the departed from
early life and in her last moments.
1. That copy OF these resolutions be sent To
the afflicted family. and that they be published
In the papers OF this city, the Salem Estates
man, and the Christian Advocate
LINN COUNTY CouRr-NovEMBER TERM
Court met pursuant to adjournment Now ls
l 1872; Judge Tandy presiding and Commission
ers Washburn and Cyrus present.
/ Morris & Fausett granted license to sell lq
uors for months.
Folio"i,.s e,a.,i.s against the County wer,
allowed:
NJ. Y. koontz and Jacob Thompson, witnes.
fees, So. 10 each; j. II. Laime, building a bridg,
across Lake creek, sS52.SS; fees for grand ant
| petit jurors for October term of Circuit Court
S694.90; Ell Carter for keeping prisoners, s5i.75
| Geo. Patterson, making ballot boxes, etc, S46.f5
Wm. Allinghain, delivering ballot box, 81; j
| c. Powell, ior defending Chas. Lutz, $50; Glib
son Il Co., lumber for road in District No. s
$780, NJ. l.. Carothers. Justices fees, $500; 4. S
Bassett, experimenting building bridge an,
advertising same, $50; Allen Parker, sheriff
fees, $780, J. H. Herren, j. {. Chamberlain an,
Indian Jim, $3.50 each. witness fees; Gibson 1
Stearns, lumber Tor road in District IS, Sl56.26
witness fees in State cases before Circuit Court
SsO0.20: James Laurent, tor work around cour
house. SiO75;s election judges and clerks
claims. s2ls.so expenses of Coroner's inques
of r. Baker. $40; j. w. Washburn and VIM
Cyrus. Commissions. per diem and mileage
$500 John, Priest, bailifr in Circuit Court ST
a. Smith, lumber for bridge in Road District 81
s204,ss; expenses Of !, n. smith and Chas. vii
liams, road s34 each; Chas. Williams. road
s24; NJ. L. Carothers, canSassing poll books. 50
j. w. Gilmore, same. $40; n. b. Humphrey
Prosecuting Attorneys fees. s2lo; sheriff's fees
for attendance on Circuit Court, $50; Clerk
fees for same. SD; witness fees before gram
Jury, sal5.sO
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-22
<happed Hands and Face.
sorc Lips. EsryncsS 0c the skin.
HEMORRHOIIoS. I

n ,cARoTIfERS 4 cos ..PTLE PILLS
AN, OINTMENT have nnw become one of
the standard preparations of the day: is pre-
pared and recommended for Piles only whether
chroni or rseentl. Sufferers may depend upon
it. that this remedy will give them permanent
relief from this Troublesome and damaging COM
plant.
Sent postpaid to any address (within tho Uni
ted States) upon receipt of price. 81 so.
A. cARoTHERS Il CO.,
ni0yl Albany, Linn Co., Oregon.
NEW VERTlS ENTS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-22
pork PORKi PORK!

n WANT ALL THE GOOD PORK 1 CAN GET.
u delivered In Albany, for which will pay
the highest price in cash that tho market will.
afford. j. II. sIIERRES.As
! Albany, Nov. 2. ,s7s-nIsI
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-22

Womenvote at Kansas snhool-mect-
ings..
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-22
IxoHroway's pills and ointment.

IN all crowded cities. malaris. and fogs ars
bTcathed over and over again, till the strongest
ltiies are incapable Of producing pure blood.
hence the siug3tslIness Of Irsifd and body the,
weaTfness and irTjtabi;ty s6 many prisons
during This season T the year. These incdi-
cines neGtralize these impurities, and give Wig
or u, tbe head, heart and stomach. - cents
per box or Dot,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-22
TnANKsaTyTSG PROCLAMATION.

acknowledging the manifold favors which
we have received as people during the year
now drawing to a close, and thankful for plen.
teous harvests, general health and assured
prosperity, recommend to the people Of this
state the observance of Thursday, the twenty
Eighth day of November A. d. 1872, as n day of
thanksgiving and praise to the Great Author OF
al blessings. and that on that day the people
assemble in their usual piacee of worship and
received at His hands"
i) In witness whereof have hcrennto
l.. S. set my hand and caused the Great
49, Seal ofthe State to be affixed. Done
nj the Executive Office, in the city of Salem,
this 9TH day of November, \. ID. 1872.
BY the Governor: !. +. GROVER.
Attest. S. +. CHADWICK. Secy of State.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-22

then took him home and locked him
up.
At Petaluma, CAL, a committee of
FIVE ladies was appointed to deter
mine who was the handsomest man
in the audience and award the prize.
After a careful tour of inspection
through the aisles lovely editor was
singled out by majority of the com
mittee.
Mrs. Richardson won't live at
/ Goldendale, w. T. with her hubby"
an more, and he tells the public in
the Dalles Mouniaineer not to trust
her on his credit. What? Have wom-
en- no tights which deserted hus-
bands are bound to respect and pay
for? We spurn the base insinuation.
Richard Jackson met with terri
BILE death by being accidentally
| knocked into mine at Sutter Creek,
CAL, last Saturday. One leg at a
1
time was first found; then his body
from lower ribs down; then his two
arms. Next the rest of his body,
with the head all gone from the low
er lip up, in the dump of the 100
/ foot level. The worst mangled man
ever killed in the mines.
| A Salem bachelor wasleftin charge
of crying baby while its mother
went calling. Selling the molasses
cup he covered the poor babes fin
gers with it, and then taking pan
of chicken feathers from beneath the
stove sprinkled few on top of the
molassss. and set the child on the
floor to amnse itself by picking them
from one hand only to stick them on
the other. The plan worked amaz-
ingly WE'LL. and the child bothered
! hsia. no moCs.-
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pointed President, pending the action
OF the National Assembly. There is
great excitement in consequence.
The Royal Geographical Society
has sent letter of thanks to James
Gordon Bennett for the part he took
in the discovery of DR.. Livingstone
and voted Stanley a Victoria medal
Dispatch from Boston states tha,
Leaviett and Alley are fully commit
ted for trial on the charge of murder
ing Abijah Ellis, whose remains were
found in two barrels in the Charles
river ten days ago.
Earthquake in New Hampshire last
Monday. It began with sort of ex-
plosion, and was followed by a shak.
ing, which lasted ten seconds. Build
ings rocked violently. The shock
was plainly felt by people walking on
the streets.
| O'Conor appears to have polled
here and there few votes, possibly
$4,000 in the whole United States
and in Ohio couple of hundred were
thrown away on the Black-James
Black of Pennsylvania, Temperance
candidate.
| A vigilance committee has been
organized in Lafayette county, Mis-
souri, for the purpose of lynching Col
Turner, publisher of the Lexington
Register, who shot and killed the edi-
tor of the Lexington Htelligencer.
SEr.. Graves, Sheriff, a few days age
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

April 2-BEzyEs-I % evident from the weak FEEL.
lng IN who visited the yards today for
v, oe Of last week toward
ing present There % Of cattle arrived at
morning scarcely fourth that num-
Der buyer holiday portion OF our people
lieut. they could anybody
OPP than because they wanted cattle Few sales were made at
about the Monday for strong 81 cvt Illinois
and 58 ID
yer cy for rising 1900 70 alive. There 81 carloads
Xort4d for CommunrAw tomorrow with expected at One
iunfedst peIhsps al Weehswke We regard hsinarke
. =. =. . al.
IL Al aud 20 Of Kirby sold 80 OF ll9
vest.ray 24 with 9t tosyl2 Com
tuuuaw at and at IOTtet5st Trade slow and
Many lots hold butchers complaining OF the
dead nestm markets. .. -,
Hume Elliott sold Fory-eh,hst IS Ohio heared sheep 81 D.,
at gc az DO ll2 n glc wool lie. and 50 Of99 b lite
J. Kirby sold So ONO sLed - h Al Tic 2OS do, luz d. Sc lO9
wool lOi ID. lOic, and 50 Of ~ II. al lie. -
Judd Buck ga h l62 Illinois wool sheep 80 h, at
elc
Pdcock Commuiraw liz Ohio shead sheep 87i p G.pc
JIG unshorn 9l b lie 65 81 6 H. ao Ao yesterday tl4 Of l
Il, st lode, and lambs at - each
HOGs-E,oe PTS 4Oi yes,eds and 674 osv3 s POrteh
a. md q at Comnuapaw The market sweak nj iaC!c extremes
(of hesvy = Light weights oct sales being atGao.G
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25

Nav OrrKavs Apn 24-Cotton fir demsnt Miins. 2|c'
net receipts sos bales gross 81 bales; eIpOrsio Liverpool o- Oa
sale 800 bales; sOcs, lC6.CJ3 bales
Mog1F April 2l-Cotou quiet Miilngs, 2,Q2lc net receipts
les sales $50 bales; stock "A, ,ljJ bales
SAy,SSAH Apnl 24Coon easy Mddhngs 23c net iecells
a5 bales; erposcoastve lie bales; sales 300 bales Stock @4'''
ba .,,,
NoRFotK Anil quiet; Low Mldnss Pc net rcfr
iG bac e1ortcolswse bales sales 30 bales ocA 4j'J
bales ,,,,r- o,,. 80. -
WILMINGTON April A.-Cotton quiet; MdngS 2le; net re-
oejrts I42 bales sales 81 bales stock. 25l6 bales .,
Ami 2-Coton dull nominal Mddnr 2302]lc
re receipts gross l8l bales eHportscosst"se 20 besi
saIes sG balrs-20 bales evening stock niO bales
CHaKIRsToN April 24Cotton du Middngs re- net tecls l
239 bales e1pors-c9asws All bae saes 20 bales stock '0
be-G , ,,,,.,.
sales. IS bales .... o,,-,,
ST LOUIS April 24.-Cot,or quiet Mddlngs. 2ld22lC
LOUISVILLE, April 24-COton quet Mlldlngs llsc.
CISCINSAT Apni 2COon quiet and weak MHincs .ItdIc.
BoToS Apnl 2l-COon dull Mitngs %. GJc net Tcceps,
58 bales gross 51 bales; sales 800 haes stock H3Cd bales
MRNPn Aurl 2iCotion inactive prices Dropping Mdan1s'
223 23022ic; receipts 26b bales .,, ,,
pHuArEi PHIA. April "a Cotton Qnet Mdilngs. l3Ic
CAyyToy Aprl 24-COton quiet; Good Ordinary 2lc; net
reces 100 bales eIports-coasSi 26 bales; sales To- bales
STOCK lJ,loI bales
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
financial.
4 SSIGNEES' SALE of the ALABAMA and

A SSIJ NEES SAlIE Ol lne ALABAMA anu
"A CHATTANOOGA H. R.-n the District Court Of tie Un'ej
Middle District Of Aabsman Bankruptcy in the matter
Alabama Chattanooga Railroad Company bnkupPu
order the sd Court male the b day Of March,
1872 the undersigned Agnees Bankruptcy OF the Ahema and
Chattanooga Railroad COmpay hereby give notice that they VII expose
public the Ateson BsD In the oy Of
Of Alabama MONDAY the twenty day
OF April 1872 a the continuous railroad Of said Company from ia
terminus Meridian Mississippi It's terminus at
Wsgbche the Slate Of Tennessee together with It's franchises
equipments rolling stock mschn depOs water stations road
bed machinery tools easements and every other ght interest
whatsoever which conveyed by said Alabama and Cha
tanooga ComUany by deed Of trust
ecue1 on nineteenth day Of December 1868 TO Seth Adams
Francis Dane John Demerr Trustees together with tie machine
shops end msehrey and tools tepo and the ny
State OF Tennessee Subject however 10 the hen
the State Of Alabama its Endorsements Of the first mortgage bonds M
said Railroad Company and the Len Of the holders and owners OF e
fret ndorsed the State Of Asbsms 10 the amount
Of rtyeyen hundred twenty thousand dollars and subject the
further Alabama for paid sad Tst mort
gage Of h. hundred and hrywo thousand Eve
hyr dollars subject the further lien Of the State
Interest hereafter said f mortgage
bonds. said Road subject lien Of the state OF
Georgia subject lien. Should said lien In favor OF the
settled and adjusted prior the day Of sale Aforesaid
thent said Road will be sold diincumbered thereof
SAM b. JONES, Alabsma and
JOHN r. BAILEY, Chattanooga Railroad Company.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
S6hS SSM }HHE HIEEY c.,nooSs,' S'fi Riosd sa1 cop


~ pany rs Nsaut, NewYors-hoice is hereby given th
annual meeting stockholders the NewJeey Midland Rail
wsy election Of thirteen Directors snd three inspectors Of ec
the ensuing and for the Transaction such other business
properly the meeting will be held the general Of
fce Of COMPANY the village Of Worendyke Bergen County
j. on Friday tie 81 May I872 II o'clock and the polls OF
said will be open from said IL O'Clock until o'clock ny
the Board Of Directors Dated April l8h l2-LZEhAh
WATKINS. SecretsrY
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON Apn 2l: m ansols opened a 92 foT money and
s account Unied States yeTweDT bonds l8o2 1905
Ola Oh IS67s 93i TenfOrtles, Sgi.
FRISKvoEr Apn24-a states v Twenty bonds opened
q S5i for the issue Of 1862.
PAsIs. Apnl IA m-Rcntes opened at $50 Poe -
LIVERPOOL. Apn 2f-ll m.CoiiOu opened dUli Mddlng
Cplands, llt5. hiddlng Orleans, Jlt9ll4d.
IiyKRPOOL, Apnl 2i-l:jJ 2. m.-BIesdstuff quiet.
LOSD0s Apnl 2-y Sugsr active at 80 bGN per cwt for
no u Duieh ksndad on the spot - .
LOsDOs April H-4;D m-COn'Ols closed al ". f0r both
money and the account United States FeTWen bonds ltt S
1866, old glij 1866, 93I Ten-Fortes 69
PARis. April A-p. m.-Renes closed Al 55t lie - -
LyKEPOOI, April 24-4:j0 nCoon closed du hdfiug Up
lands ma mdng Orleans llqd sales Of the day 1900 ba
including 5000 Tor export and speculation Wheat l12 per eea
Tor Red Winter Refined Petroleum l6i 7lG. y gallon.
LyERP0OL Apnl H-Eyenng g-BGcon, - T. fsI Short Rib
Hddles -. - -
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25

Wagons harness, etc. solda usual. Maj 9. W. Barker
ceiyed consignment OF IS head OF Illinois horses, to be
sold at public auction ON saturday next pr1l ~ .,
Mr. s. Dingee, ut tho n. Y. Sales and Storage RepoE
tory corner Of Twenty -1fth-st. and Fourth-aye VIII
bring TO the hammer tomorrow gIhursdayl, tne 2oan
inst lot OF new and secondhand carriages. wagons
true s harness, &c. also several desirable horses, IN
Guiding two large coupe horses aud one totter' al
three 10 be warranted sound and right in every way
Messrs. Johnston q Van Tassell disposed to-day st
public auction OF 10 large trucks at all average prce
of sl25. ma. o.. ,
Messrs J. B. Brewster & Co.'s of Twenty ffth-sO
Derby wagons are exhibition at the Repository
corner OF Twenty and Ifbaye ana attract
rood deal Of attention on of the graceful out
lines and the simplicity OF the mechanism by means or
which the two-seat dogcart is almost nstantaneousy
transformed into q fourseat phaeton.