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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-07-24
THE MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

B~EEvEs-90l2Ec. HoGs-Dressed, 74aTsc-
CorroS-1. &C. ~FLouR-Superhne Western.
s~I.9GGJ.3J. wHEAT-No. = Chicago. Si.3OG.
l.32L Winter Red Western sI.33Ii.3i. RYE
SI.o7Gl.13. CoKS-75Gs6. oArs-wes.ern. 59s67c-
PoEk-New Mess, $500. ~ARp-SteGm, Il1c
CHICAGO.
BEEvEs-Choice Graded Steers, s6.2596.50;
Choice Natives. $5.S5@6.O0; Good TO Prime
Steers, s5.50@5.T5; Cows and Heifers, s3.a5SA
AS; Medium to Fair, s4.75a5.4o; Inferior to-
Common, s2.5U@S.5o. HoGs-Iive, S5.5Oa6.s5
~FLoUR-Choice White Winter, SS.OGd9.O0
Red Winter, s5.5Oa6.5O. wHEAT-No. 1 Spring,
sl.1Gi.G1.l7ls; No. . Spring, sl.lSI.@1.15; No. 8
Spring, sl.O6ia@1.c71z. CoRs-No. :, 500
Gle. OArs-No. 2, 4GG47c. RYE-So. ., s7a.
ssc. BARLEY-No. .. sl.I9Gi.2l. Butter
Good to Choice, l99a5c. ~EGcs-Fresh, 49, iAsl4c-
PoRK-Mess, sls.soGl9.OO. ~LARD-i14c.
ST. U
wHEAr-No. . Red Winter sl.1il.sll5k Corn
No. ., 6iGs6lc. OArs-No. ., 56857c. RYE
No. 2, 7iGt76c. PoRK-Mess, Sc 81. LAEp-l0aG
lie. HoGs-S5.O0G6.OO. CArrLE-sS.OO36.O0.
CINCINNATI.
wHEAr-sl. 15a1.25. ~CoRS-63G67c. OATS
47615Gc. RYE-93G95c. PoRK-Mess, sl9.5oGA
1875. LARp-,o'.G12l.c.
MILWAUKEE.
wHEAr-No. I, $l.2oQl.u; No. =, sl.lsi:@s
I.I9a. CoRS-No. 2, $4,000. OArs-No. ., i6a9'
47iac. RYE-No. l, g. BARLEY-No. = l.UaG
Ill. PoRK-..W..
TOLEDO.
w~HEAr-Amber Michigan, asI.2aGl.GS; No
. Red, $l.l7Ql.lS. Cuns-69G65c. OATs-SSS
54c.
DETROIT.
IIwHEAr-Extra, sl.4sQl.49; No. si.fi:@lt.2E
CoRN-66G67c. OATs-5l14Gs2Ac.
CLEVELAND
wHEAr-No. 1 Red, sI.2is@I.a5li; No. .
Red, N.I4:9I.I5ia. CoRs-7oG7lc. oArs-S2s
SIC.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-07-24
ANDREW COUNTY REPUBLICAN.
SAVANNAH,
NEWS IN BRIEF
PERSONAL,

james Wood. the Captain Of the Chicago
Baseball Club since its organization in 1870,
and one of tn. best and most honorable pro-
fessional ball-plsyers in the country, has SUI
fered aGputation of his right leg.
-Zaun, the ignorant German who attempted
to bride the Chief-Justice OF Wisconsin,
pleaded guilty, and was fined 800 and costs,
the smallest amount allowed, it being believed
his offense resulted from stupidity and
ignorance.
Nilsson, the great vocalist, has disposed
of her Peoria real estate.
A demonstrating match between James
Gordon Bennett, of the Herald, and George
Lorillard. came off at New York last week,
and resulted in a victory for the latter. who
killed ~tifty-two birds to Benefits forty-nine.
Each shot at 100 birds.
Tod r. Caldwell, Governor of Month Caro-
ina, died July IL, at Hillsboro, n. c.. of
cholera morbus.
-Vice-President Wilson's health is said to
be better than it has ever been since his ill
ness. The recent report that he contem-
plated resisning had no foundation what
ever.
Theodore Tilton has published another
letter in regard to the Beecher scandal. The
substance of it is that The letter to Bacon was
not meant to be aggressive. but in self-de-
Tense; and that further provocation was
needed to call from him a full charge agains.
Mr.. Bescher. Such a provocstion, he says, is
furnished by the letter of Mr.. Beecher to the
Examining Committee. He accepts the
challenge, and within ten days will give to
the Investigating Committee all the facts,
having previously taken the care to sift them.
and make oath before q magistrate to such as
he desires to substantiate.
john Mitchell, the famous exile, is about
to return TO Ireland 10 become q candidate for
the British Parliament.
Mr.. Moran has declined the appointment
of Third Assistant Secretary of State.
1t is said the separation of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Tilton was very quietly made. She
simply notified him of her intention. He
assented, and she went away. The wife has
no ill-will for her husband, neither has the
husband any for the vito.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-07-24
FRES AND CASUALTIES.

The yacht A. b. Thompson capsized OPP
posite Atlantic City, the other day, and six
persons, all residents Of Philadelphia, found
a watery grave.
Seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars
worth of oil was burned at w~eehawken, N. j.,
on the 11th inst.
-Streator, H.. had a 5000, 600 fire on the
18th inst.
Another disaster. of like nature to that at
Mill ryer, has just occurred in Hampshire
county, Mass. TIL dam across Middlefeld
brook, near the village Of Chester, gave away.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-07-24

GEN. GUsTAvE PIERRE ToUTANT BEAU
REGARD, the Confederate commander,
has received the appointment of Chief
Engineer of the Argentine Republic,
with a salary of 500, 600 in gold per an
mum. He will have charge of the de-
fensive works and will also superintend
he explorations Of the Plata river.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-07-24
RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.

The Chicago Tribune Of the 18th met.
says A injunction to restrain the North
western Company from complying with the
Iowa Railroad law La. been sued out by Mr.
Horace Williams, who is the President and
principal owner OF tho Northwestern leased
lines i'll Iowa. 1t il believed that there are
peculiar features in this case which will insure
n decision from the courts against the State"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-07-24
FINANCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL.

The Bank of Chicago, formerly the
National Loan and Trust Company. has sus-
pended. owing to financial embarrassments
growing out of the panic.
Hundreds Of European immigrants are
now returning to their native country. More
are now leaving than arriving. tn failure to
find employment these hard times is the oc-
casion Of this.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-07-24

A MAN and his wife both eloped from
Kearney City, Neb., on the same night,
a short time ago, each leaving Il note
for the other, saying they had gone for
good. "Two souls with but a single
thought"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-07-24

A New ORLEANS young woman re-
Gently swallowed eight tive-cent pieces
which she had stolen, rather than give
them up.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-07-24

THE Bay City OIich.) Tribune claims
that John McGraw Il CO.. saw-miil, in
that city, is one of the largest and best
in the world. In n special test, in two
hours and forty minutes it cut 179, IT'S
feet, log scale. 1t would probably reach
200, 900 feet by the lumber scale.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-07-24

north to No. 274 Fourth avenue :;
from Fourth avenue northeasterly to No.
SIG State street from State street to
No. A Eldridge court; across Eldridge
court to No. At Wabash avenue; thence
from No. Asa Peck court; passing down
Wabash avenue it makes a detour at the
corner of Peck court, leaving several build
ings unscathed to No. 420. 1t then rune to
No. 6 Hubbard court, passing through the
alley between Wabash avenues down to Nos.
267 and 1863 Wabash avenue, between Jackson
and Van Buren,, as already indicated as the
point where the fire was stopped.
The property destroyed is estimated to have
been worth So, 900, 900, and the insurance up
on it is estimated at -, 900, 900.
Among the buildings destroyed were the
st. James, Continental and Woods Hotels.
the Postofice, two jewish synagogues, three
colored churches. and the FIRST Baptist
Church, one of the finest church edifices in
the city.
That the fire was not very much worse is
due, in a large measure, to the tiremen Of
nearby cities, who were promptly sent to Chi
cago upon receipt of Fire COMMISSIONS
SheIidan's 6 O'Clock dispatch, requesting aid.
Assistance was furnished by tho cities of In
dianapolis. Dixon, Elgin, Niles, South Bend,
Joliet, Racine, aud Milwaukee, and other
cities were prompt in Offering to do anything
they could toward subduing the fire.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-07-24

CARL ScHURz has been offered $40, 900
per year to become managing editor of
the New York Saats-Zeitung. The
Senator has not yet given an answer to
the proposition. MI. Schurz has sold
his interest in the st. Louis German
paper with which he was connected.
The New York herald., 1874-11-10
HORSES. CARRIAGEs. &C.
A UCTIOk HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL KBARNEY.
"A ITO and liz EAST THIRlkakTH STREET,
NEAR FOURTH AvENUE~

NEAR FOURTH AVENuKs
RzcuIHE AEts4 tF Fdssg9yF 1g g9FsEs AsD
Twenty four to forty eight hours to purchasers 70
on hand At private sale.
CATALOGUE OF rHIs DAYS CUEspAr sALz AT
eEsnEmASs ruRNoSTITSoTrrsc TURN oSTGtESEi HORSE GRAY
Eagle, 10 hands high years old kind and true In
@ sfs aas .ssI: 2;sis Y .s1
asnsed 10 tr9t IN three minutes or no sale is FREQ
H1zS 81
BAY S saY y svs Half
Abdailah Mares iS31 hands high. 7 and years old;
and ss:s assrs ss 1% snd ss .os ons
VIZ sAsshss IN PERFECT ORDER
i5 ccrPs asa :E.fi Is
ss 'S% isy .ad n.. nsa
s5E H4sszss Esssssf 4sR SsDus, BUILT .r WOOD
TEAM BAY HORSES, RAISED IN CANADA. lsx
gentle, and = good family carriage team, and war
SET boUSLs HARNESS. IN GOOD ORDER; ROBES,
EXTENSION TOP W ffHaaAEros. BUILT BY MINER 1
BROWN .HAxBLEroNIAN TRorrINa MARE, lsk
hand hands & high, years old; kind and true 10 al n1r:
sp7 SFysn e tSl sDssdS iady warranted sound
TOP siDE.BAR ROAD WAGON BUILT BY J. B.
II TSsnS f sE s5Iss AND MARE
harm si.s So,S sssss
GET faadis ssn anc sold only ier want q use
TOP ROAD WAGON, NEARLY NEW.
BAY HORSE, l5k HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
Kind and true IN all harness: free from vice; .
stylish ana spirited driver; has great endurance
NO RoAb %xaos StpI tHfna BY MINER
ROAM HoRsE, AK HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD,
kind and true III all harness free from woe; an
extra fine horse for gentlenans road use, and
TOP PONY PMAsTSN. NEARLY NEW.
DARK BROWN HORSE, l511 HANDS HIGH, 9 YEARS
old kind and true In all harness. free from Wee
ROCKAWAY NEARLY NEW
kind and true In all harness; free from vice; Q
good travellers tree and stylish driver, and safe for
JUMP i'%ily shXr a5!yiGs was5S
BLACK HORst, l6d HANDS HIGH, . YEARS OLD ;
kind and true In all harness; free from vice; suit
GRAY fo aXks. 4 1S''H TX HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
been used BY ladies and children all summer and is
TWO p PSEalANH sysry way sisida sats and reliable
GRAY HORSE, l5H HANDS HIGH, 8 YEARS OLD
kind and true In all harnces free from vico; an
excellent horse for general use; also set Har'
NO TOP PONY PHAEToN, WITH UMBRELLA.
BROWN HORSE, l61s HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD
kind and true Ia all harness; tree from vice; trots
IRON GRAY HonsE, Ii HANDS HIGH, sYEARs OLD;
SEVERAL OTHER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TIME
SALE CoIMENcEs AT IL O'CLOCK; WEATHER.
never Interferes with our sales
The New York herald., 1874-11-10
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT SALE.
OVER .d vSshEG WoHTn 4TcTsnEa oE knEaAsr HORSES
THIS PAY "a ,5i TdGsbHX 5JIJ3k SSTsMsEH sTssp' 10
ansoEE At EHs srkhH wayERIs4
OF The ENITEE PRIyAIE TURNOUT OF
BY CHARLES q T. fAhT pHrF. sAsbcr1oNRER
including beautiful and fast team of bay GcldinRs bH
tacsy BY salem M Wells ESQ., and were s,red % BY Pilot
Jr dam Abdallah fu brothers and are ma ed
heads clean limbs and iset and can trot 70 poe In So
IN and oa
y Se n aS e m S NO
any exception, one OF the most perfect teams 70 ie
nd e % Sc snf and
Also fast and handsome bay Geldng, l6A hands high
d wss 81
this city by James Ferdon for Mr. Ear he frotted at
sn as sG IN on sa
road exclusively he is very promising young horse
good breaker nns driver, AFRAID Of nothing, and
warranted sound and kind
ns @ ;s @ *s. ss s. s snssa % .% asns 81
Ethan Aen ne one Of the finest road track horses
The Se
afraid Of nothing. and warranted sound and Kind:
he can pull road wagon in 2:io Is very powerful and
ana SD sn Two
Also tne bay family orse, Is hands syears old is
o. and "
S consist % OF oape rarN pnneton ~ PSns any
order; single and Double Harness. Blankets. Robes,
HfaHasT hlPpE Gh
& OF REsEEyATI1N ~ N : sInCK U WILL M BE On & ~ ExHdBI-
AS ABOVE. FOR TRIAL AND ExAMIN1TioN. '''
The New York herald., 1874-11-10
DIRECTORY Foa ADvERTlsERs.

ArusRnHNrs-NrxrH PAes-Pourth, NTH and sixth
AsrRSG1aY.s.co.p sSGlaIaHY. pAs.-s!Ab column.
sS6E soAR6ERs wHsTE6-sIsTH rAos-second ana third
soARS s6'anhD5 AND LODGING wANTED-SnrH PAo.-rhird
sRo6RIYR SSlIIRR REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srru pAo.-
BUSHELS sris PAc.-rourtn
and 10 NTH h6rlr coIrmna p.o-s
e4Y ksSE asTAfE Tos
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-NrrrH PAex-First column
zSb oGH% r4s.sxn
ooAsiwisE srEAMsHIPs-sroosD PAor-sixth COL
So,Smn
pEkTISTRY-S.ooNp pAGE.Fourth column.
BEWTK 4o n fSEIsuED AND us
suRdPE2N PAGsrrs ana
EgsSFANfsasa isia%f1 P.en-rinh column.
sxCHANGE-sEcoND PAoE-sixth column.
ExvURslONs,.,s SECOND PACE Sixth column
ok FAcnMsxtS rAcsosoin sonSS column
s0ESsisIIND sooas zNS xrSSTSSSTs TO LIT
sEscH
HELP PP0l'%as '%%aasrzD-FHxALEs-rwrn,rn rAc.-rlsn
HELP wANrED-MALEs-rw.Lyru PAe.-sixth col
no SIS, CARRIAGES. &c.-Fnsr PAcr-Third. fourth
uorII snd NTH % colnmns
HOUSES. ROOMS, &C., w%SrED@sacosD rAo.-ssoond
rSDUsiEIxL EXHIBITION ooxrASY-F,zs. PAGE
rNsrsIStITfoSmF,. si1fh Hol9mn p.or-p,on co,,mr
sSs TIL SsE$fH I'll sss Asn
LEoIGRE Saxss;N..EIcnrn PAcr.TIlh column.
LOAN OFFICES-NISrH PAGE-Fifth column.
LOST AND FOUND-FRsr PACE-First and second col
ssSss; so.S% column.
MxiRiMoNiAL-IwnLTrHP PAcr--Sixth column.
%sD
11scIInAaEoUs Observation-Disclosures PAor-
nIscEiEANEoUS-Nr E iNta'Ip; PAcx-lhird column.
NV pxHsssxs s0umn oo,,
PIANOFORTns. ORGANS. &c.-sisrH PAcs-Fourth
FSo5 H sHaE5ss
,sorEnY HFrI oT rAsrNEh al Ts eoS S3 FOR SALE OR
RENI-kIsrn PAcz-Frst col ANN.
REAL ESTATE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAcx-Ffrst
RBAL ESTXTE WANTsD-Nmrn PAon-seooud col.
ssswAKDs.Es41 4 I,C@Td rAcx-seoona column;
sIruATiUNs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAo.
AND TWELFTH PAcx-Frst. second, third and fourth
slrUXTioSs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE
SPECIAL SoriGEsEflssT fAcr-sssond column.
sPoRT!NG-DOGS BIRDS kC.-FIHsr PAox-Tnird
sHE SkA6Es@fwxlrsa 1a1a paer@sistR * R@o Column
THE TUkF--FIRsT PAcE-Third column.
~ LEI FOE BUSINESS PUKroSEs-SxcoND PAGE
column
S.coxD PAcK-Second column.
VESTED sEE Tn couNTY rfs1H Yo
YACHTS. sTKANBoATs, &C.-FInsr PAoz-second
The New York herald., 1874-11-10
GARDEN, OF 1900 QJADRAr METRES,

IA surrounded by WALL with two monumental entrances
Stables horses and coachhouse for carriages and
and hcancst part Of the city Of Florcncc has beau.
uu view Of the city and suburbs. and only Sx minutes
walk nom the forsA komnna.
sl:u \: saSsss' asss: s r :uc s AA'n''A
The New York herald., 1874-11-10
EUROPE.
U,oR SALR IMMEDIATELY,
IN FLORENCE. ITALY.
A
SPLENDID. PALACR-LIKE VILLA.

The proprietor of this Villa, built three years ago,
wishes to sell the same on account Of removal The
Villa contains " spendidly httcd out decorated
with resco paintings BY the celebrated Italian
ern improvements and comforts contains ballroom
and parors billiard room tour bathing rooms, aun-
dry &C. every room decorated and furnished In the
most elegant STYLE Tho
The New York herald., 1874-11-10
THE TURF.
A FLEETWOOD PARK.
THIRD FALL MEETING.
Premiums $500
TEE LAST or THE SEASON.
teUH1
TUESDAY, November 10 1874


Purse No. l. $500, for three minute class
Thomas Lee enters b. 2. Judge Bedle.
John aulrppi Murphy % enters r m. Lady Collier. st
fsss1soa enters enter: Mss + fSrSon bs%
K Fiemming .ners 9. 9: Willie.
Ben. Mace enters b. r n. d. Walton. sNe
John Rogers enters b. m. Mollie Schuyler.
W. b. Hunt enters b. m; Nell
Purse No. 2, $50, Tor Isl class
John Nurphy enters b. m Lady Dahlmau.
Ben Wilson wilson enters enters s. s. M M cara Carrie
. Srsek eRs5s %s5shsbA? : s9aHsS Sovemper ii, 1874
Purse No. 3-S6N. for 2:S class entries
Purse nhGks5%2 SG ss Ss Ss;emSas aa ssi x satr0&
Purse No. $500, fol 2:5y class; entries.
Purse NO. 6-$so tor <: class under saddle; entriea
Purse No. I. $500, Tor ! ~ GLASS; IL entries
Purse No. g. $4OO for all double teams; Is entries
and be sovepned by rules Of lie Saons mv
"A horse dis:ancing the field or any part win be
Admission to Grand Stand and field only 81; to Club
House 81 extra Badges Of members must be shown at
the gate admission will be charged. -T-s
At I ssSs rs
half hour from Peck slap to Harlem Third cars
from Harlem direct to Morrisania ever, FIVE minutes
Eighth avenue cars, from City Hall direct to McCombs
Tho track this meeting win be under the entire
nEERFOOT DRIVING PARK, NOV. s.-ALL PER
~ sons owing entrance money 70 this track, will
remit the same before the 18th OF this MONTH
.'0 r. WIN. MCMAHON, Proprietor.
JNEsT SIDE DRIVING PARK JERSEY CITY, N j.
to mt ~ to second $40 third horse TO be roed for
Johnson's corner twenty ycighth street and Broad
b sddrssssd to j. s. w%sHB6RN st b. JoSnsons
The New York herald., 1874-11-10


A UcTloN HOUsE or ARCH. JOHNSTON
"a o ,a!e Johnston o,ls =. Van lssselD: sss ,.
HORSE 4asFHAsph sHASH 81 sFsss ayh
sAHEs q aHssS M SSD sss EsHp
yk0s k9sHx HoGss SSs " 5AYs FoR oHN TR9i
PARTIAL CATALOGUE S1M GIT q TnIs DAYS CUES :
hands TEAM Kind s \. s.9as
ss soSs ell aa m tas
try during past season; are every way reliable;
EXTENSION SoP i'T PHAEToN nearly new, by quinn :
ELKd1xx ELEGANT 4 Il TEAM BAY HORSES. Is hands. ana :
6years; kind In all harness: tree from vice 4
0Ss ns 81 cam dl~s
ELEGxHr vloToK.X, in good order, by R. NJ
DARK ks'isSlSSw Blows MARE lsH hands. years. kind in
free, stylish drivers not afraid Of anythng: in :
every respect first class mare; warranted q
ELEG ANT COUPE RocKAwAY in good order BY 2
Two.WHsEI Dou CART TURNOUT; brown Ken. Z
inoxy ee from 11 rce sood Stylish Ver
extra fine under saddle an excellent pole mare );
TWO. WHEEL DoG CART. in good order, by J. B. Z
DARK BAY Horse l5H hands, years; Mind in all q
rSs % yers sse Tree ns aS ss ny Ea1
TOP aaSf sDs hn san R6Hb ao nearly
SORREL MARE. H1s hands, years kind In all har
free from vice; not AFRAID OF anything :.
any one can drive her perfectly gentle ana re- {
f0F sSss BY
BAY HORSE. le hands, years; kind in all harness;
ELEdHSr rfHR fHAM ssoRnEL HORSES e hands, and
years; kind In oil harness; tree from vice; 3
sraS Sd osst M m a.
2nS 4Sf 'eass WHaos nsary new by
TEAM sShnEL PONIES, ~ MS hands years. y,i kind
travellers; can be driven by any one; are moi
FOURTEEN 0TI!KR HORSES. DESCRIPTION
AN AsseSTHEST SEAEHx II, EVERY KIsD
S4SS' TT5EEESTTH TT5ErSSSrIs sTETET TEETETE5T ons
saEs Al FEy5S e 5eLdSK 5SK.hFhHhs WITH OUR
COUPE, LANDAU DEPOT WAGON: COUPE
ing Of their carriages have them sold on
HAM's, Fourth street and Broadway.
LARGE usrocK OF oRUBE's cELEBRArED
"A make OF Carriages Rockaways Phaetons Buggics
wss
4 FOR SALE, THE rRorrING HORSE LExINa.
"A. ton, years old, lb hands high warranted sound
wagon and Harness kofes WHIPS 4c sold
and low 1c cash Chi the nc p1pHor s.g q q Hn who
street. near University place.
FARMER WILL BOARD THREE HORSES ON
"A reasonablc terms; stables table, new ana warm; kind
set county, n. j.
A BARGAIN;-Two FINh skrs DOUBLE nAR-
"A ncss-one heavy. one ight-mnde by Wood Gibson,
broadway as good MS new Inquire at I7 West Forty
first street, near Broadway, private stable.
A CHANCE TO GET GENUINE SIDE BAR TOP
"A Buggy pole and shafts by Bates $lS5: light winter
Rockaway, $50; Phactcn Sl5O Pony, $50. stable Gil
Seventh avenue, corner thirty seventh street
AN FL EGANT SORRELL KENTUCKY BRED
n Horse l5> hands and years Old no and sty llsh
driver has three gas to saddc Is sound and perfect:
will be sold q he Also If de-
sired light Top Wagon. single Harness saddle and
Brdie Apply ut stables, 40 Sixth avenue, between
Twenty nintn and Thrtieth strceta
A BARGAINS -oNE SIDE BAR TOP WAGON, ONE
a. spll spring do one three quarter seat SIDE bar bar
order and be sold Inquire at Wavsrley 6tables 1
and l6l West Thirty.nfth street.
The New York herald., 1874-11-10
sPoRTINe-DOep, BIRDS, &C.

A FOR SALE ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
Food tor mockinR BIRDS At b. q. DOvkYS No. Greene
street near Canal r.
A LII KEEPING BIRDS USE STANDARD GRAVEL
"A Paper, only bordercd with gravel. attached with
pure arabic; envelopes containing papers,
sold everywhere. Principal depot 64 Broadway.
TOR sALE-POINTERs. Settlers AND SETTER
Pups ewfoundland Dogs and Pups Of the same stock
scooa and skye terriers three Of the smallest and hand
Il. GARDNER, III South Fifth avenue
LroR sALR-A FIRST GLASS ENGLISH BREEcH.
loading double Shot Gun OF bore, central nre) with
Mr. KELLER'S 10 Centre street. gun store. WIN be sold
cost prioc- ~
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Uuncn des, royed or muIlated. Tue
driver reports that the rotery WAS
committed by five men IN disgnis',
gho made of with th,ir plumber.
Nobody was killed. =
On sunday, the 4'h instant, at
Fort Clark, the "a iaiD Lieut.. Cta es
l., III dson, OF thc Fourth Cavalry +,
was shot accideuily, through ,Ee i -
charge of a Winchester rifle IN the
hands OF Lieut.. Tyler, the ball entcr~
ing above the left hip bone and pass
ing through the bowels and Coming
out ut the navel. He died On thu
ssh inst9nt. His rcma'N- are on thr
way to San Antonio His 'rrs /. great
ly deplored byss'li, esp ally iy ''t
frontier people by "tdrr h q" was
much belo,ed, rs ian fiicjeit al
i'll repelling the savage l1p. u v h F
rest in peace.s
The Waxahachie y mpcrai sus.
pended on the Sd inst., in a column
and bali article. The last gun was
the heaviest.
1t is estimated by one Of onr mor
chants that only about oue-haf oC
the cotton raised in 'he coun last
season has been sent out otmthc
couhty.- GraaJufy Vidsue. "
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FROM LONDON.
FROM WASlINGTON-TnE LOUIS
lana CASE.
JOHN IRELAND IN THE CHAIR
MARKETs-FoREIGN S DOMESTIC

AUSTIN, Jan. 12.-An informal meet
ing was held at the City Hall to-day. All
of the Democratic Senators, Represents
tiyes and State officers were present.
None others were admitted
A full membership prescst. John
IrelanJ was called to the chair, and j. T.
Bell Of Pamela, was appointed Secretary
They determined to proceed with q reg
ular organization to-n0rgaw, then await
developments, unless differenS course
Of action is determined upon to night,
when each House mectsse eparately.
Gov. Thrgrkmorton, before leaving
this morning, visited Gov. Davis, and
Davis says positively that he viii not re-
cognize the 18th Legislaturca
The Radical Senators of the
Thirteenth Legislature are here in
full force, enough to form neucleus.
They say they will meet tomorrow and
send for the ubscntecs.
New York, Jan 9.--The Hudson
river is open up to Albany, and not a
particle of ice is visible.
Not pound of ice has been cut this
winter for storing in ice houses.
CHICAGO, Jan. 12.-On Saturday night,
while George Redmaun, saloon
keeper, was attempting to frighten deaf
mule belonging to Nichols Kloss, by point
ing pistol at him, the weapon exploded
and the ball entered Kloss' head. causing
death Yesterday. On seeing what he had
done, Redmaun plunged In the river, but
wa, rescued, and is now stark mad.
BAYoNNE, Jan. 12.-The Carlists have
capture d three companies of Republican
troop y without 'loodslhd.
NEW YonkS, Jan IA dispatch from
Cincinnati says tnat Il working mems de-
monstaticn was contemplated here last
evening, but Askcrof, collector and treas
urer of the organization, having abscond-
ed with the contents of the treasury, the
matter was postponed.
LONDON, Jan. 12.-CGptain Urgwhat,
of the American ship TremOuntain, re-
ceived a handsome testimonial from the
city of Bristol for his gallant and humaue
conduct in the Vile du Havre disaster.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-Senate-Wes-
Louisiana presented resolutions to the
Louisiana Legislature, endorsing Pinch
oack, and asking that he be admitted to
the Senate.
LIvEpPooL, Jan. 13.-COtton market
active and firmer, Uplands Ss@et; Or.
leans, 81.
New York, Jan. 13.-Gold 1l1f. Cot
ton market quiet and firm; Uplands lGi;
Orleans 17s.
GALVESTON, Jan. I2.--Gold 111i.
Cotton market quiet, dem and light but
Frightening; Good Ordinary 145; Mid
ding 1Gg.