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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-02-04

be to determine, within thirty days, how the
vacancy is to be filed.
1t seems that the complaints against Ma
tional Banks for charging usurious rates is
not confined to any particular locality but
crowd upon the comptroller Of the Currency
from all sides. From the following article,
taken from the New York Tribune, it will be
seen that two banks are to be proceeded
against and are likely to forfeit their char
tiers, thereby corroborating the points we have
heretofore made on the Encouragement of
National Banks:
The BANKS IN DAKaER.-The attention
of the Comptroller of the Currency has fire.
~auently been called to the provisions of the
%natioual banking law, where certain banks
have been in the habit Of taking a usurious
rate Of interest. The banking law provides
that if any officer knowingly receives or
charges a rate ofinterest greater than is al
lowed by the State where the bank is loca-
ted. he shall be held and adjudged to have
forfeited the entire interest on the note or
ether evidence Of debt AMI the bank is liable
to a forfeiture GIFTS charter. 4 case having
been made out, the Solicitor Of the Treasury
has rendered an opinion that the bank which
has been engaged in taking usurious inter
est has forfeited its charter. The matter has
been referred to the Attorney-G General, and
the officers and bank will be proceeded
against for q violation of the provisions of
the law. 1t is ascertaincd that it is no un-
common thing for national banks to charge
-, Is, and even 25 per cent. discount on
notes and other evidences Of indebtedness
The Senators and Representatives Of Vir.
GINA have been admitted to their seats IN
Congress, with the exception Of Mr.. Booker,
whose case is still being considered by the
Reconstruction committee, and Mr.. Scgar,
elected for the State at large, it being con-
tended that the State is not entitled to Il
Representative at large.
Since the above was in tyre Mr.. Booker,
from the 4th, Virginia District, was admitted
to his seat in the House.
The Virginia delegation is now COM
plete in both Houses of Congress. except
Mr.. segar, Representative from the State
at large, who is not likely to take his seat.
as the reconstruction committee arc Of the
the opinion that the State can not elect a
representative at large and propose so to re-
port and ask to be discharged from the
further consideration of the subject.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-02-04

n AMARlNDS, &c, &c.
l. at LINKS
Drug Store.
,'sept25th l868-tf.-Spectatol Copy.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-02-04

Insure your Buildings and Merchandise with the
Southern Mutual Insurance Co.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-02-04


Mrs. r. E. LEES PRopERrY.-The House
committee on the judiciary has agreed to
report a bill to return to Mrs. R. E. Lee
certain articles, formerly the property of
General George Washington. which were
taken from Arlington by General Mcdowell,
in the early part of the war, and are now in
the possession of tue interior Department.
Mr.. Kerr, Of Indiana, will offer the resolu-
ton directing the return of the articles, and
it will be supported by every member Of the
committee. These articles embrace the
camp and field furniture of General Wash
ington, a good deal of chinaware and con-
siderable household furniture They have
been for some years objects Of interest and
curiosity In the patent Office.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-02-04

a edicated Twilled Flannel for Rheumatism..a
III Dov26-tf Mp. FUNkHOUSEK & co.'s
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-02-04

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1st.-The decrease
in the national debt during January was
$3,933,664
The coin balance in the Treasury is
S101, 600, $50. including fifty million in
gold certificates. The currency is Sc, $780,.
500, and the purchased bonds (and INTEREST,"
$97 ,O82, 1884.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-02-04
TROUT'SDRUG STORE.

NJ ACAlNE OIL "A fine article of
lXl Machine Oilat 81. 90 per gallon,
For sale at
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-02-04

SALALEM BROTH, or SAIL Oh WISDOM
~ A certain cue for Rinewolm, letter,
Itch, Poison Oak, and all e%rupticns Of the skin,
no matter how malignant or long standing, can
De mad Mt LINKS Drug Store.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-02-04

gl1STQL FOUNDRY Thomas McFall, one
I mile this side of Parnassus. on the Staun-
ton road. The owner can get the same by call
ing at this office, proving property and paying
for this ad advertisement.
fnbA- at o. ~" F.@TZ HT fH ...-4- ra. -E.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-02-04

NALlFORNIA VINEGAR BIrTERS, TIL
~ great Blood Purifier, Sold by
julyl6-tf II Ornoo;c,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

The Masonic CELEBRATION AND BALL-The Ma.
sonic ball at Centerville on tomorrow night will un-
lOubedly be grand affair as viii also be the cele
bratiOn which takes place during the day. The Com.
miees having charge OF affairs have made every ar.
angement for the accommodation and comfort of all
ThO may attend. weprsdict large gathering of not
only members of the Fraternity. but people general.
IT, from every part Of the county as general invita-.
ton is extended to all We hope to see good dele
e1ton attend from Idaho
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

THoS. DARRY's SroRE.-The advertisement of Thos.
Barry will be found in this issue He has moved in
% his fre-proof brick. south side OF Commercial
street, where he keeps on hand general assortment
q 4mLy groceries, miners supplies, etc, bread.
pas cakes. and nice fresh crackers: also assert
nent Of general merchandise. paints. oils. boots.
Shoes tobacco window glass. and in fact almost
scyth!ng that persons need or require.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

BREWERY AT PIONEER CrrY.-The advertisement of
the City Brewery and Billiard Saloon of W. A. Nun.
ly, at Pioneer City. viii be found in this issue We
called on him few days ago. and can vouch for the
excellent quality Of his Lager From our own knowl-
8e We can say it cannot be surpassed by any in the
Territory. When you feel thirsty at Pioneer call on
Bill and he will fix you. or he will send his beer to
Any point in the Basin where ordered.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

forwarding AND Commission HoUsE.-Messrs. Z.
-sinhart L Co., Forwarding and Commission mer-
chants Of Elko, Nevada, advertise their house in an
Aher column. Mr.. oestricher. one Of the firm, is
Tow in city prepared to contract for the forward
ag Of goods from that point Merchants and bust
less men would do well to see him before he leaves
GE the railroad
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

oA.Ap,-Mr' wm II. Murray. travelling agent for
ING 0e'e"'Vc tress published by Dewey 4 Co.. is on
'our through Idaho. He called on us few DAVIS
snce and is now visiting the other towns across te
oAsin' The Scientific Press is an excellent paper for
mechanics. mill-men and miners and should be wal,
patronized " "Sn
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

AAhi ENTERTAINMENT.-Prof Plummer gava
OF his entertainments on last Friday nioht -
crowded house. His rendering of Maud Nul,sr
au o.ner pieces was excellent. and his com;caI \.
nea.ions OF German and Irish pieces kept the and,
ance IN roar. " Fare thee well Brother wadrins ;,
Drought down the house. The Professor left on Sat
aroay 70 make tour of the Basin, and announces
.na' upon his return here he will give another en,o
fainment for the benefit of the Fire co,,,an..
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

LOOK CREEK.-Mr. G. II. Hall, Shepherds Loon
Creek Express messenger. arrived on Tuesday even
NJ from Orc Grande, having left there on Monday
morning There is little news from that section,
opt that the river is falling. and preparations be-
lg actively made to commence mining operations as
sriy as possible. Mr.. Hall made quick trip. which
5 evidence that the trail Is In good order.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

PARIsrAS BooTMAKER MIR. Chas. Mautz, at his
sablshment on Main street, next door to Emery's.
stunning out fine gents boots of the latest STYLE
We saw a,pair made in his shop by workman just
'om Paris which fits the foot like glove. Mr..
Aautz has some fine material, and Is prepared to
Ike to order superior article of boots and shoes
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

he NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Anthony, of Rhode
isiand' and Cragin, of New Hampshire, have
oeen reelected to the Senate from their resnec-
tive States.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

IL Towy-Mr Dwight Goodrich, of Upper Squaw
ssek Valley, was in town few days ago. He stated
Sas the crops in that section Of the country were
10king well and promised large yield. The grass
ppers had not yet put in an appearance, and the
Fners were congratulating themselves on having
Gus far escaped their annual visitation.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

sESHAux's Nox1cE.-An persons who are in any
aer interested in Mr.. Rosenbaum's special no.
" be found in another column, had better look
and govern themselves accordingly. He has
ample notice and time win soon be up.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

fREKA Observation-Disclosures Of Pioneer City,
Sd visitors to that prosperous camp who fond OF
good square meal would do well to cab on Mr. Gar
W at the Yreka Restaurant. His table Is supplied
10 all the delicacies Of the season. his rooms with
e clean beds, and good care will be given to ami
/ as as well as guests.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

QuEsTIoN-TAx OR No TAx.-The Trustees OF
School District No. publish q notice, which will be
found in another column. that an election win he
held on next Monday at the Court House upon the
question of levying tax to build new school house.
are not posted on the matter as to whether the
present building is too small or not, we shall not
discuss the policy or impolicy of levying an addi
tOna tax. If the present building is sufficient for
al school purposes, the tax will, we have no doubt
be defeated; if it is not of sufficient capacity, house
On doubtless be found that would answer all pur.
poses and the levy of small tax would be necessary
10 pay for the building.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

|sRElsHr.-During the past week several large
Sns loaded with goods for some Of our merchants
"ed-seme from the railroad and others from
iaaiia. the latter being the first teams which have
3-ened Idaho with freight from the Columbia river
Spring.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23
City and County.

PEnsoNAL.-From Mr.. j. Oestricher of thu sr,, =,
E Remnant & Co.. Forwarding and Commission Mer.
chants at Elke, Nevada. who is spending few DAVIS
in our city, We learn that the new road of Preston \
Co., between Boise City and Elko; win be completed
in about two weeks The distance between the two
points is about two hundred and thirty miles. and
Mr. oestricher informs us that it win be the hest
route to the railroad. especially for transfers and
heighters. as grass. wood and water are abundant
along the whole route. Hill Beachey intends to RIM
his stages over the road soon as it is COMPLETED
Mr. oestrcher informs also that freight or general
merchandise from San Francisco to Eko has been 70.
duced to S27 so per ton. and Reinhart & Co. have
sready shipped goods for Mr.. NJ. L. Hurt, from San
Francisco to Idaho City, at rates inside of FIVE cents
per pound via Elko and Boise City route.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

'IsrToRs.-During the past week we have been WIS.,
fi by several of our Boise City friends,-Gov. d.
Ballard, Hon. E. C. Sterling and James ii. Slater,
70 They came up in q private conveyance, and
I'sr remaining few days returned on Sunday. we
knowledge call from them but. being absent, did
:" have the pleasure of meeting them.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

ee.-our friend Matt Zapp never forgets the
(OaLD Office these hot, sultry days. He invariably
ps huge piece of ice as clear as crystal into our
(ace Matt is prepared to furnish this cooling ele
at to all persons desiring it, at prices which bring
'ithin the reach of all.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

6eruRSED.-Mr p. J. Moore, an old resident who
r been for six or seven months collaroping around
California and the White Pine country, looking for
aeter camp. returned few days ago satisfied with
/ Use Basin. We understand he has been engaged as
in the store of Eckhart Saunders Of this city.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

INJUNCTION REFUsED.-Judge Morrison,
Oh the Fourth District Court in San Francisco,
mas refused an injunction in the Mercantile Ii.
brary lottery case.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

Greenback, Gold and Silver Coin for sale
or exchange for gold dust and bars at
AGENCY FIRST NATIONAL BANK
may ZotI Idaho City
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

Idaho Territory Bonds, Prison Warrants
and Boise County Scrip bought and sold at
AGENCY FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Idaho CITY,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

Revenue Stamps (of all denominations in
amounts OF one hundred dollars and over can be
at par for currency less amounts ten per
cent. advance) at AGENCY FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Idaho City.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

Coin Exchange on San Francisco or Portland |
gwen at par for coin Tor gold dust and bars at coin
rates. at AGENCY FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Idaho City.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-02
MARRIED

Atis rr.iirnrr r. 49, tTiifs ifs'lff
"a ..faltta. Affansas Itunsisf Nftrh
It.L. ls-n ~ lniEf laus itrs- ~ ~
AlTAANnfR asi Miss lOsiE u GIBBS.
u llfrifIsen, kssisfkF.
Tree ls,ss ils gin uhish Gai lss q 81
a. aan aisne isnssih ihs hsaFss.
a H. "a lHiasl IA hrs
hka,r ashfs, sesu - rfAaift ~
a lisrih nsi ia drirs drsiH,
Nnh dead lssiFr i ieih at dc
n l. ne sfffsi sFnpalhF,
ne si'seF link, ne ,iilsn iis ....
Mhirh heaH 40 heart, ana aini a miad,
"a bsly and il saal ean hini,
II he fair sni sharains bride, Shs'n
ws have kAosh frsm her shildhssl, ha'
Slo ws have ne, sesa fac ysaIs, nc ssHd
this naiiss, Lsi hsF receive il as isksn
of our kindlissi TrmsmhTsRss- May her
wsilel life. il possible, realize the 'Ass'
anlsn, drsaR that hseuilsl her Ei'lhssi'
Al the TssileHss ef The brides hRsihsF,
], N, Hatcher, Rsl, en- white li@ss, u
Dallas eanniV, Texas, b. Rev, ", Il, l-oSa,
Mr.. DAVID HOAX % TAHaai eoaHiy,
aud Miss ADA J, HATCHER,
The bride remembered the PTiH'sr, send
Ing some cake with compliments, ia ~
sponse 10 which Nc return our eoAsFa'1la'
lions, aud wish her nary TslaFns Of the
anniversary Of her wedding and life Of
opuleilee and healihMi ease,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-02
ESTRAY NOTICES.
DALLAS COUNTY.

TAKEN Up by Emo Truss, and estrayed before
q r. NrEnielt, !. r. Precinct No. ]. one hARE
MILE about ~ ia nds high, abOht Y or "a wars
Ola: arrrai~ed At 500. lzs:dl
TAKEN UP by J. L. Crabtree and esfrnyed irLsre
p HrEuirhf, J. p. fr-s-inct No. 7. one BROWN
MARE MULE. yrsrs ola. brnndrd g On the Zen
sI.sut Is liatas high. harness marks. had
small s,il On rhen takrn uPi Welded - slnn
TaKFy Up N G. A. KiIburn and estrzyed bsfsre
r NJ Durrrft. J. Y. rrrcinrt No ., one BA1
MARE . yerrs Old. ls1s hnnds high- hrnnded " y
:. IN -hSuliI-r v~lard At ssn Also. one BLAs =
UORsy rears "a, 1s han3s high. brandrd y
rr.up-cf-J ~ In -hOuld-f aid same on neck sHi-
80 ~ -. 49,
EKrOETED 70 me- ssfraJ - Sehn ~ h.s-
f;-- riulrfr C.sunnizsioner. one , ye1r % cItD
rf1TT f---iirf-s. tsrcsn. brnnd-i X lzssAl
raEEx rPby I. A. Wid-mar nne esfr-Frd =
su-rI p MrEni-hf. = p Pre-inet No J. en- yess
n wsrk OLEN-slns white and Tcllgw sp'it-e'
$500 " On he ri-hf slould-r-- years oll-
-u-rf-f unarrtli IN he rirhf s.r ana rr.r. spi.i
- rra-rtf ~ ~ IN ne gfh-r 20 M sii -
80 c-nr sd sl1r IL ne rirhi e.r- hr-ue-s y
q .rlfh4 ifi hiis ssr ys-rs 3D. r-i'ss - -
SIS JONES. CoaBiy CLERK
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-02

RGy' There have been many times in this
city when il was something next to m I'M
possibility TO get plug OF tobacco fit for n
decent person TO chew or cigar worth
smoking but, thanks to Fendley Miller,
we are 10 have no more such times, for
they have now on hand, and are determined
constantly TO Keep, full stock and com
pleie assortment Of these articles Of the
choicest quality, as well MS the purcsi ii.
eIlors, wines, etc. They wish il known
'!lnt they would not impose upon the pub.
lie by false representations aud the sale
nf funky, rotten tobacco, oak-leaf cigars
mud poisoned liquors. We speak 'by the
card, as We have lad samples Of their en-
tire stock. Remember the placc-The Of
.icc Saloon, by Fenlley x Miller, corner of
commerce and Jefferson streets, opposite
the City Hotel.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-02
LIST or LETTERS

DEM.-'sING in the postoiIice at Dallas,
10, Texas, April LIST, 1870, which if not
taken out by May lst, will 60 to the Dead
Letter Office, Washington, d. G.
Aul.:s:r, \. L.; Akers, Larton; Abo-
nathcy. NJ. II; Tai r
Bowman. NJ. C.; Bcrs2on, MinurSy;
Bcweit, James, H.; Bur, Il. To-; Durgett,
VIM; BIZ. LEY, q. W; Bishop, Jonathan;
Blue. Daniel; Britlon, ID. G.; layers, Ben
ianan; Bush, James. c.; Borah, J. h Bon
ham, John; Hurincs, +. Il; BENT, llirami
Blue, T.. G.; Burnc, 4. X Bradley, j. G.;
Bosom. J. G.; Baker, Col. d. H.; Brandcn-
burg, Samuel; Boswell John, G.;
took; W. +; Cook, A. A.; Cook, Blair, =
Colemati; May; Curtis, j. H.; Curren NJ;
Combs Nnnty C.; Crozicr, Charley; Collils s,
Jas; Corcfnii, r. f.; Clark, JAS; Corrin, Nj
Chowning, j.; Christie, Margaret; .-
Drew, Smith; bossi n. C.; Drake, Thomas,
D.; Davis, John, X;
Ellies, Nancy; Eacles; Dir. n. r.; Ellis,
DR.. N. d.; Elicit, o. c.; .-s,-.
French, j. T.; Fooch, john, Franklin, F.
f., . Florence, 7, j., 2 -.
. ,,Greyham, VIM; Glenn, Jones' Gardener.
Wiley; Griffin, NJ. f.; Gwyn II. L.. Gwyp,
Robert; Griifon, e.. Gillian, Harris; Ger
hort, G. Vic !. 49,
Z Hitch, WIN. IT,; falcons, Bartidia;lIenryI
Vim; Harper, W. F.; Ilouscr, I. H.; liader,
Augustine; Hunter, n. d.; Iloseser, Phil, 2
Harris, F. D.; Hall, W. NJ; Ilenon, john
Harris, Andyi
johnson, Anda., F. NJ. c.; Jndicc, Jane
D.; Johnson, Peter +. NJ. c.; Johnston
l.. T.; -.
Kemp. VIM; Kerbcy, Georgia, A.; Kerbey,
h. n: King, g. W; -s .,---a.s.
Lynn, Jose; Langsion Jary-; Lain, j. Ei
Lawlur, S. F.; Lilley, Francis NJ.
Morrison. Georgia D.; Maloch, VIM.
Moore. Sidony, T.; Moore, W. H. Miller:
Daniel, Miller, Edward; Martin wm. H.
Millsaps, NJ. E., Miller, George, * Murphy,
Harriet; McClain- Thomas j. = Mcneil
Neil. S. c., 2; Newton, E. W. Naba,
Manuel.; q.
Overland, John.
Phillips, q. NJ; Parker, SARAH Panley,
John; Pruiii, VIM.
Ruyls. John; Robinson, Jane fw-es Rob
erson, John "; Rogers, James, Riddle,
Randolph Scripture, 2. W., 4; Shorter, A.
AZ swityser, Jesia A.; Sanders, Mrs. Nan
ev Sanders. Mrs. A. W; Scritener, Mrs c;
Steel. n. A. 2; Still, J. G.; Strong Frank
Smith. James D.; Smith, Samuel; smith,
JEFF; Smith, Sarah Jane.
Turner. c. w., 2; Tbonss, Sarah p Iay-
Tor. MR. Tagls. James D. Turner J. W;
Turner. Neitis- Taylor. IssmF Throop, d D.
Thsnpson. Dick Turner, Mss NJ l.
Cpcbureh. Jane A. --.-
rsBn, James G.
VIM. Philip: West, Alva; Wiillafns,
y,hn. willis, sam; West, Lirrie, 2; Whit
lie. Nrs. G.. Wnds, Jane; Waller, henry;
Wvnne. A. r. Willians. W-Bs Wonisn. Ar.
willis. James Wsllses. Mss ". g. White
ysrnes A. Warrener, " J.
Young. And Yeats Madison, 2 fo-ng-
blaad- ?. A.
AM one {. Hing for any q fhe atvrs
lef.ers Ill rlssss ssy sdrrrfisea-
WILLIAM JONES. T. ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-02

No chang. Ia staple articles. We r-i-at Irurr
luo isiiuns. Our quotations are y e"in.
cpTroN- ueisr. market dun, ou account Of
hish ftriEhis.
WiIEAT-sI "a. per hushri.
Fl.uI'R-In s,-rs demand at 81 ;"ds S., fer te'i
C"kS-ricn,s Al Sc. tosl.
MElI.-.N-, per Lnshri, scarce.
SALT i'cniy at 81 for Lly-rl-'"i.
pnrk-Picuiy AT u. az cents.
FRk>iI BEEf--siall Fed, 3dir, NJ retail.
SrGAR-Br,wn. iGSd dsc; cru.h''l $40.
HITTER Domestic. lhd sc. aud scarce.
EuGS-Nrry scarce NJ i2i. rents.
IIiDES-In demand ~ sds cents for dry.
MuLAssfs-si ~ II 81 10 per gal.
sYRCP-Goldrn 81 20; Texas y ~ Ter gal
KrNAnKs-Our merchant. are 'cry''g-n"raliy rc.
cciying their Spring goods aud business opens woil
We have seen many bales of cation lt'slnr through
town TIL. week. r,ing to Calvert, mostly from the
Northern part Of the county. prrlg't continues
HIGH aud son,ew hat rrtards the Mt az cotton
NEWS OFFICE.
GALVESTON, March -, 1870. !
GOLI,-prmaud dull, aud closing wi,hou, hrm-
ncs-. ct III.
COTTON Dull aud no demand, hu,crs demand
ing inri her rnrcss i'm. We grri. IT, g" IL ~ Tor
ordinary; Isl a.. Tor Good Ordinary l9c. for Low
Mildling.
ENTERPRISE OFFICE.
CALVERT. TEAAs, March 81, 1874.
the past week.. A better margin f"r myers ycs'"r'
day
We quote NJ follows for Calvert
GuLD-Buyng, III Selling, li3; siLv.n-Bny-
ing, 10; Selling liz.
COTTON-I.nst Saturday. European al,ic"s
caused lively feeling IN our market, nnd the week !.
business opened briskly. Prices wcr" pretty well
MP until yesterday, when II rrvnlsi"n came, and NJ r,
nrr. dropped about g. all round No LNertoo'
aivi:rs yesterday. We quote for calvert: nr'lina'
ry ia l5Isc. Good Ordinary, To- 80, i7c.; Law MIDI
ding, i70I71gc.
nIDES-Dry. ~, dl2c.; lDry. saitci,. "a loc:;
Wet sailed, -aiic.: Green, city slaughtered,
-aii%c. Wool continues nominal.
Mcssfs. T;G Noel a C",,EoInn'issiou Merchants
for the sale Of Cattle Hogs and Sheep, Stock Lard.
ing New Orleans, have our thanks for Market re;
ports Texas Beef was quoted, on the2id OF Msrcifi
follows:
Tex Bccyos, corn fed, LIST quail. p III II a l6c.
~ y head ShlGrb,
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