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LUsUS NATURE.
Extraordinary Freak Of Nature Near
Arkadelphia, Ark.-Darwinian
Theory Reversed.
special % the Appeal

Special TO the Appeal
ARKADELPHIA, ARK, August 49,
Mollie Holman, negro woman living
about one mile from here, whose hus-
band died year ago, gave birth on
Monday night to five deformities, each
weighing about three pounds. The face
of these wonderful creatures most re-
semble a monkey, with the body and
limbs of dog, sparsely covered with
hair. They were all alive this morning,
and are fondly nursed by the awe
stricken mother. Our medical corps
will visit the curious offsprings this eve
ming.
Two hundred labOrers are at work on
the Ouachita Valley railroad, which will
be graded and tied from this point to
Camden by January.
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TELEGRAPHIC BUBBLES.

Don Carlos's wife has taken the field
with her husband.
At Salt Lake, Tuesday night, VIM.
| Kirby shot Tom Lynch in the back.
Both were sports. The latter will prob
ably recover.
A Sandy Hook dispatch yesterday an
nouneed that the missing steamer E. NJ.
Arndt was signalled at half-past four
o'clock in the evening.
A young girl fourteen years old,
named Ida Shannon, was fatally burned
at indianapolis, Tuesday night, by the
explosion of benzine lamp.
Alice Stanley, woman of the town,
made an unsuccessful attempt atsuieide,
in Little Rock, Tuesday night. She
took an overdose of morphine.
A six-horse team, attached to a coach,
ran away at Bethlehem, New Hamp-
shire, Tuesday, instantly killing two
persons and seriously wounding several
others.
Two ladies were killed by lightning at
Scranton, Pennsylvania, Tuesday. A
fire-damp explosion also occurred in a
cOal-mine near that city, by which sew
eral miners were seriously injured.
Some heartless genius in New York
yesterday put in circulation report that
the Long Branch steamer had sunk, and
that four hundred people had been lost.
The rumor proved to be without foun-
dation.
A Boston telegram yesterday says
that Daniel L. Whilton, the convict
who assaulted Warden Chamberlin, was
sentenced to ten years Imprisonment, to
take effect at the expiration of his pres
ent sentence.
Near Augusta, Arkansas, on Friday,
a negro woman put her two children to
bed and went to church. When she re-
turned she found the house burned to
the ground and the two children per-
ished in the flames.
The attorney-generalh has decided that
no spirituous liquors can be introduced
into the Indian countries without an or
der from the war department, and that
the jurisdiction Of that department is
exclusive of all other authorities.
Anna Dickinson was interviewed by
q Journal reporter while passing through
Columbus, Ohio, Tuesday, en- route for
Colorado. She most emphaticaIly denies
that she proposes going on the stage as
an actress, Or has even thought Of such
a thing.
William Anderson. q Brooklynite,
Sunday evening, under the influence Of
q fit of jealousy, stabbed his intended
wife, 3 Miss Cunningham, aged eight
cen years, seven times, from the effects
of which she viii die. He then stabbed
himself.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST Il, 1873.

gressional-salaPy swindle and official
embezzlements, and the hundreds OF
other combinations, steals, frauds and
sWindles by which the Democratic and
Republican legislators, congressman and
office-holders have enriched themselves,
defrauded the country, and impoverish-
ed the people, we find the necessity of
independent action and the importance
of united effort, and cordially invite all
men, Of whatever calling, business,
trade, or vocation, regardless Of political
views, TO join US In removing the evils
that so seriously affect US all.
The convention was concluded with a
speech by John p. Irish, chairman OF
the Democratic State committee, who
pronounced unequivocally in favor OF
the movement, land said the result OF
last year had convinced him that the
Democratic party had outlived its day
and its usefulness. About one-third OF
the counties in the State were repre-
sented by some two hundred and fifty
delegates.
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BAGGING AND TIES.

VXTE have in store and TO arrive full stOc K
w Of the Best Brands OF BaGgtng.
which we will sell low TO THE TRADE, de-
HVered in st. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville OF
here. Being Manufacturers Agents, we are
prepared to give orders prompt attention, and
at the very lowest market rates.
The bulk of our stock will consist of the
following well known brands:
Phoenix, "a lbs, 50, 50 and 100 yard pieces.
ID. NJ. & Co Xxx, ~ lbs, 50 yard pieces.
Magnolia, "a lbs, 50 yard pieces.
j. Gebhart, q in triangle, "a lbs, 50 yd. pcs
K.YP.Y., 2 lbs, 50 yard pieces.
KY.P.H-, % lbs, 50 yard pieces.
Laudeman, 2 lbs, 80 yard pieces.
Anchor, % lbs, 50 yard pieces.
Diamond, "a lbs, 50 yard pieces.
]. a., 2 lbs, So yard pieces.
J. r., % lbs, 55 yard pieces.
j. H., "a lbs, 50 yard pieces.
Baling Twine, ID. hanks, 50 Ib. bundles.
We have also on hand a large stock of ALI.
gntOr, Arrow and Button Iron Ties, which
we can furnish To THE TRADE at the lowest
prices, in quantities to suit.
COCHRAN. CIRODE a CO.,
aui4 No. 8G3 Front Street
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lfR. 5IANNis REPLY.

81 RUE De LUXE1IBOURC,l
PARIS, July 3, 1873.
Bronson Bayliss, ESQ:
DEAR SRI have received and read
with the liyeIiest interest the letter which
you did me the honor to write to me
yesterday.
ItcQmes upon a subject which engaged
my attention for twenty years-com-
manding my energies, to the exclusion
Of every other, from 1855 until 1861.
| was inspired with its importance by
the opinions and vizws Of Washington,
frequently and srdentIy expressed in his
correspondence, and otherwise, with the
Virginia statesmen Of his time, after the
sheathing OF his sword in the consum-
nation OF the Independence Of the col
0nies.
This masteT-minded parsonage Of all
ages in matters Of practical, general wis
dom, was the veritable apostle Of that
which aimed at southern direct trade
with foIeign countries.
In his wonderful pTescience, his vi
sions of the future, he distinctly fore
saw that it was Of paramount interest to
the condensation Of his creation to thus
establish an 4uipOse to the, even then,
manifest purpose Of the north to mOnOp-
Ollie the commerce and navigation Of
the thirteen sovereign American COM
mOnYealths.
The Improvement of the Potomac and
James rivers, ia order 10 concentrate
the trade Of the west and northwest to
the Chesapeake bay, from whence ex-
ports to other lands could be directly sf-
feoted, was the Cherished object Of his
devoted life during the period which in
teryened between the surrender Of Corn
wallis and his Inauguration as Presi-
dent
became a faithful disciple of the
noble cause il whose behalf be had so
incsssantly labored and the most affijct-
ing and inedaoeable regret Of my life
las concerns pnSlic results1 with a soli-
tary exception is that ais honest coun-
sels have never prevailed.
Alasi how agCuizing 10 the native
sOutherner, the retrospect OF the fatal
delinquency! Ny head would become
tremulOus We're 1 to attempt its reel al.
While in obedience to my conscience,
less than in conformity with my incii-
nation, circumstances have made me q
eosn9opolitan. in the literal sense Of the
word, there is, nevertheless, not the
least diminution in my affectionate at
tacbment to tie land Of D1g birth-the
physically-overpoWered and mercilessly
ruled south.
And here I win digress (if it be q d.
gression) SO fag as to relate why it was
that I assumed an extTication from my
former adtsozsdl citizenship.
Daring the evening Of the arrival in
London o. the intelligence Of the amaz.
ing federal disaster at Bull Run, dined
with large patty of whOlesouled Eng
lishmen. They fejoIced with myself, in
the lullness of their hearts, at the ex-
traordinaTy result. They expressed the
belief, with united accord, that we had
won ouF right 10 8 place 10 the family Of
nations ss an independent power, and
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LONG BRANCH

LONG BRANCH, August 13.-Passen-
gers for New York have returned, and
report the track washed away. The
New jersey Southern railroad track, be-
tween here and Philadelphia, is also re-
ported washed away. The storm is the
heaviest experienced in this section for
tWnnfu Nears
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Two men named James Munford and
Thomas Conroy, who, for many years,
have acted as guides through the Cave
of the Winds on Goat island, determin-
ed to ascertain If there was not another
cave under the American fall. They re-
paired to the first Of the ferry-stairs pro-
vided with ropes and ladders. After
getting beyond this sheet of water with
out much difficulty, they found it neces-
sary to use their boats in order to reach
the desired locality. MIR. g. w. Simms,
an eyewitness, says the men were out
of sight for some time, and gave them
up for lost. They soon, however, made
their appearance, and pronounced the
new cave one Of the wonders Of the
world. 1t was pitch dark in the new
cave, and in one place they stood be-
tween two walls Of water They were
prevented from going further for want
Of some more tools and some means of
lighting the cave.--SuspenSiOa Bridge
T12fysgQk.
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Three Algerian convicts from the
French penal colony of Cayenne, whith-
er they had been sentenced for ten years
each--one for robbery, another tor mur-
der, and the third for assauiting a French
officer-have arrived at Baltimore. They
claim to have escaped in company with
one hundred and ffty conVicts, and 81
ter terrible saderings In swannps and
jungies, reachsd Dernsrsrra.
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A NEGRO MURDERED.
Full Details Of the Affsir-Arrest Of the
PerPetratOr-He is Lodged in Jail.

From the Richmond (Vs.) Whig.l
MoRGAN's CROSS ROADS, HALIFAX
COUNTY, Va, August 4.-0n Saturday
morning. August I'd, q white man
named Freeman Moore shot and in
stantly killed a negro man named Bill
Scott. The scene of the murder is in
Brookneal, in this county. The weapon
used was double-barrel gun loaded with
buekshOt. Death ensued Immediately.
The cause Of the shooting was as follows:
On Friday afternoon the hands of DIR.
WOTsham ceased work for the evening,
and were leaving the tobacco factory,
when quarrel occurred between two OF
them-one white boy, Thomas Moore,
and the other the negro man Bill Scott,
who was killed. During the difficulty
Bill Scott threw a large stone at Tom
Moore, which would have killed him
had be not lodged it. When Tona got
home he told his father about the affair,
which so enraged him that be dermined
on the fatal deed which he enacted the
morning following. Having loaded his
gun, be posted himself near the factory,
and as the negro, ia company with
Others, approached, he shot him down,
as stated above. Moore made no attempt
to escape, bat remained quietly at home
until Be was arrested. He is now in Jail
a. Halifax Courthouse.
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A Washington telegram says that the
proceedings Of the court-martial in the
case Of Captain Jack and other Modocs
were received st the war department
Tuesday. 1t is believed that the court
found them all guilty and sentenced
them to be hanged.
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A deputy-sheriff was killed last Eatur-
esys IN Monroe county, Arkansas, while
seIsna pting 20 arrest desperate,
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MIFFLIN, August 13.-A landslide
ten feet deep occurred last night on the
Pennsylvania railroad four miles east Of
this place. The trains are again run
ming.
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THE STORM.
Rain and Wind Play Havoc with the
Eastern RailrOads-Damage In
fiicted.
Bridges and Dams Washed AWay-Trains
DeIayedand Of Time-HeaTiest
Storm Of the Season.
ALBION, N. Y.


NEW YORK, August l3.-A break In
the Chemung canal, near Albion, in this
State, is reported to-day.
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MOBILE
MOBILE, August 13.-CottOn quiet;
niddlings, Isle; good ordinary, 14lc;
net receipts, 80 bales; exports coast
wise, 1856 bales; sales, 200 bales; stock,
1868 bales.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLEsT0N, August 13.-CottOn dull
middlings, 1Sc; net receipts, l3S bales;
sales, 100 bales; stock, 4S1S bales.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, August 13.-No offerings;
middIing, 173e;. net receipts, 155 baIes;
GALES, % bales; stock, 764 bales.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, August 13.-Cotton dun; /;
good ordinary, I5(9153c; net receipts, "a
bales; exports to Great Britain. leo
bales; sales, bales; stock 70os bales,
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Sl4,O5O RAILROAD STOCK
at AUCTION.

DY order of the Board of Supervisors of
ID DeSoto cOunty, Mississippi, the under
signed, Treasurer Of said county, viii sell pub
licIy, at the door Of the courthouse, in Her
uando, on
Monday, tl1e 1st day OF September, 1Sz3,
Two Hundred and Eighty-One Shares IN the
Capital Stock of the MISSISSIPPI AND TEN
NESSEE RAILROAD COMPANY, belonging
to the ChesoW School Fund Of said county.
Terms--Currency, or the outstanding school
Warrants of DeSOto county viii be received in
payment. SOWEL NEWSOM. Treasurer.
fernando, August I3, 1873. auI4
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PERRYVILLE, DEL,

NEW YORK, August 13.-A dispatch
from Perryville, Delaware, to-day, to the
postoffice authorities here, stated that
the bridge there had been carried away
by the flood in that vicinity, and the
southern mails consequently did not ar
rive until late at night. A landslide
is also reported somewhere on the Erie
railroad.
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The treasury department has re-
quested the department Of justice to in
struct the district attorney at Baltimore
to appear as counsel for the customs
officer, George NJ. Capon, for the shoot
ing Of party who attempted to land
smuggled gin from q steamer at that
port.
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BUFFALO.

NEW YORK, August 13.-The train
from Buffalo, which arrived to-day sew
eraI hours behind time, experienced
great difficulty between Corning and
EImira, the flood covering the track
several miles 60 the depth of nearly two
miles, the cars having to make their
way slowly through the mud, gravel and
drift-wood, nearly extinguishing the
fires of the locomotive.
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Terrific storms we're reported from por-
tions Of MaTylsnd aud PenDsyfvania
day hsfers yesterday.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
I.aMnYRE CCHnOL

HTILL open, with a full corps OF competent
w Teachers, on Molday, September Est.
TERMS, payable strictly IN advance
81 50 per month
Music % per month
auA j. II. BARNUM, Principal.
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Established 1910.

The Daily Appeal has a larger circu-
satiOn than nh the other Memphis daily
papers c0Bzbined.
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One sh0uld be en- RaaRe. the ether on
Court or Jefferson.


YEy 2. MITCHELL's School Wi1l be con-
w +. nnued during tbs months CT July and
A1gust. For terms and hrarches taught ap-
Fly 1t the Eskoulxocxn, Eol 28 Third efreef.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, August 13.-A eulvert
and portion of the track on the Phila-
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
railroad, near Elkton station, were
washed away by a heavy rain last night,
delaying all trains. An airline train
from New York, due here at five O'Clock
this morning, did not reach the city
until fifteen minutes past twelve. A
branch road from Perryville to Port De
posit also suffered from the storm, large
paasses of rock having been washed
upon the track and a eulvert carried
away, thus completely Obstructing all
travel
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, August lS.-Much
damage has been done about this city
by the storm from breaking Of culverts
and flooding of cellars. In Camden
also there were similar damages. The
breaking of the railroad track near Mer-
ehantville prevents the passage of trains
to and from Mount Holly and Long
Branch. Passengers for Long Branch
had to return to this city, all the cars but
two having run off the track
The drawing-room car went into
the gap, compelling the passengers to
crawl out through the windows. None
were injured. The storm was severe at
Cape May and Atlantic City. The track
of the Baltimore railroad was washed
out near Rock river, and the country is
OverfioWed, The Pennsylvania railroad
track near Palmyra, New Jersey, was
washed away, and the trains delayed.
At Newark, Delaware, the creek had
oyer1owed and washed out the Balti-
more railroad track near the culvert for
sixty yards. The passengers from Balti-
more by the night train were transferred
at the gap. At Lancaster, Pennsylvan-
ia, the city waterworks were consider
ably damaged, coffer-dams carried of,
and several small bridges washed away.
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John Bowen, aged sixty-1ve, Of 145
Spencer street, Brooklyn, while carry
ing his infant grandchild down stairs,
fell and killed the child and fatally in
juned himself.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-07

CCTFDS HoLsE bE RGH. JOHNSTON
n Late Johnston 4 Van TasseL
OFFICE AND SALESROOM. OLD STAND,
~ Nassau street, opposite the Post office.
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF THE HOUSE Is
REMOVED TO THE SPACIOUS PREMISES,
Ia, 21, 2y and 25 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET
between Fifth avenue and University place.
The business will tc conducted precisely the
strict aud honorable principle which have always char.
and confidence Of the business community well as the
kEGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
throughout the year.
Entries for sales may be made usual either at
downtown house. Nns street. at the Mart II, IL
% and Is East Thirteenth street
Liberal advances, IA usual. made on consgnmeats.
THE BREWSTER WAGON A
in all weights for pleasure driving or speeding
oxquisi'ely finished.
and embracing in their construction the various nl-
proyemens introduced by during the Fast 5years,
making them
the Standard for Quality
thr.rahout tho "rited states
These wagons arc exclusively the Production Of our
welkr6Th Brcome <trcet factory. and offered I'm
stqck ~ all respects equal in quality TO these built to tho
cIaer o. the most valued customer. and al prices
Uniform " all
In order .hat we may not be COMPOUNDED with Joint
stock company Of carriage dealers who have adopted
hrm name similar TO own, and impudcntly claim the
reputation we have made for tho brewster Wagon, we
Leg the puic viii remember that our only warerooms
ale at the corner OF
Fifth avenuc and Fourteenth street,
and our only Factory Broome street
BREWSTER q Co,
ot Broomc street.
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- - - -
GCPRENE COURT.


SUPREME COURT.
, In the matter Of tho application Of The Departments
men and commonaliy OF the city Of New York, relative
Opening Of Kingsbridge Road.
northwardy from th9 s9uthery line o. I5tl street to
tho Central Park IN The city OF New York y
mel in the above entitled matter hereby svs
notice 10 the owner or owners occupant occupants oe
affected thereby, aud to all others whom It may concern
VI-aha wo have completed our estimate and assess
mcnt and that AZ persons INTERESTED n these proceed
S srs e &c ~
81 sl sso SG ss Ss $ S
s s as s 5 sd dss o rr Thn & h
and for that purpose Will be IN attendance at our said
0fe Gn ssih h ssa s1 q qsSs Ss ali I
msn ,cse&,hSr & With our map, and also all The sday
Rkg s sT S ag n & sea s
there 70 remain until the eih day Of May, IFS -
IThat the limits embraced By tho assessment afore-
s. VIM ses Within Ss
icSSwng e low bounds or III hm e say y &c
line or side 0! t,th street with the westerly line side
ne e We sh c c c @ 3 aysas S sIps %
high water mark Of the Harlem Riyer thence along the
and g ne s
the scueriy line or side iSsth street; thence eaery
sssier s q hs Beusyag thence 'st iTiy soa
he said . essery e. sde q said BSuleyard the nosthery
northery line or side Of 10th street TO the pou place
KThat report herein win be presented to the su.
preme Court OF the state Of New YORK ~ special torn
@ o city o II New wy York; S% on egSs' e @
s a, hs opening q Che Court on that day and ,nss s
heard thereon, motion be made that the said report
WHY NsiTsS TAfS9Sss i Sr9SSsssoss Commissioners
NV yoRs Msrch 10 isTs
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C,
A SPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE SALE BY PUBLIC
N auction OF fast and elegant road and family
Horses Carriages, Harness. Robes. &C., on Tuesday

SPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE SALE BY PUBLIC
SpTs 4 Scsss sSsT private ns IS stable
Being the property OF w s. Hoy EsQ., who Is about to
as ss s e snS p %
Horses out at public sale They consist OF OF the
looking for S somstsina ine and reliable - '-
High bred and extra stylish bay coupe Horse, l5A
animals ever rSon The CITY, ' veil broken % to ali har
ness can be driven % locomotive wthouticar Is rapid
use unsupassed he is warranted good and true and
perfectly tree from spot or bemsh:
and ssa pay n asns
anders Abdailah dam nearly thoroushbred y one Of
ss eS: ena cam Be
any one and can beat rs 10 road wagon aud was never
and with season. training viii srot IN is; var
rantcd sound and kind ...,
dam star Jpedsree sasssasssd This mare was never
.sTfa sss. sss
home and has since been used on road she can speed
valuable tor track aud lisa perfect roadser
ns song nk ama xnI Srca family uor,c dark brown
ls hands years od safe for iady 70 ride or drive
stands without " NJ, is afraid Of nothing and is No
Also hlgI bred and stylish black saddle and driving
HGTss & hands Hs Old long hSwSs msr aaa
has as1s. ss Se s s
hands high years Cd Is perfect model q gracS
rantcd sound and kind: Also, fhaeton and Harness
anS 20 the INC
Also, elegant four wheel Dogcart pole and shafts
s sSt wssSS y
one ss q ESe moansse eoEpe one
oa sns Il
'nef pa'"' JoiiN Ii Il 1. vASDRwArER Auctioneer
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AT AUCTION.
n BY WILLIAM VAN TAssELI., ,AUCT!oNEER.
the old stand 10 ia III East thirteenth street
ELEGANT PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT AT AUc.
TION, ON TUESDAY, APRIL 8, AT IL O'CLOCK.
cARRIAGE TRAM-RLEaANT TEAM BLACK
HORSES. i6k hands high. and years old kind and
arc closely matched well bred; very stylish and hand
some nothing; of tho hnest carriage teams
In the city: warranted sound.
St to order by
Bswss cG R RToG%s sFsssSrso HORSE sired
isi6 hands high syears old kind and trre IN all har
free from vice or trick superior roadster; troted
mile III 25O sale FREQ and pleasant driver and
0HRRiAGE TEAM SPLENDID TEAM CHESTNUT
and true In al ies o nu vs Trick a Or
and were considered ihe finest team at Newport last scs.
At same time.
- To Close the estate Of the late Joseph Potter
order by McNaught Smith imported; cost ~ 7c0.
ROCkAWAY--six seat lockaway in good order, built
by Miner 4 Stevens; cost 500.
Two sets double Harness made by Wood Gibson.
Exccuors H,rs No g Warren War Street
ELEGANT PONY-IMPORTED MILK.wHIrE Haytian
saddle Pony Albus silver and tall II hands hiRh,
anco was used last by lady and is OF the
best saddle ponies In the couny warranted perfectly
PONY-sorrel Pony IA hands high. I years old; kind
and true in all harness free and stylish driver and
good roadster
til tuesday When not disposed o. viii be sold At
tion tn the highest bidder.