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New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
Gteamboais an6 Railroads.

NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PhoXIDEScE I5 g. .n FoST0N f2 100. T2EGsTEF q s5S3Ias
Gem S:s ar. 70 s9sFSS s9sTSS s 70 PR9yDEESScs =
cSn9, 4 Psy,9s T sss Boston s. ana Ts Pro,
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ M & GE oSi vita & s '' 5 Gos BsSes snd III
RSe2 ws.'ora B'ssSa Pssdsp6a yqs.sd Bridge
Bay side &C. DC. viii leave foot Of ssrsyst as follows
lo9a Mo Ph,deOhia Tueksrs0s Toms River ''sl'ad Bg
'''0 Mo on ARsiyISS XVI 'i9s n RwYoRR &C.
s:3. a n-Prom Tuekerton Wsretora, Toms River. Ec
l:3c m-From YHsaDd, Pha4epAa TaeAon Toms River
The above trains stop way stations
PHILADELPHIA freight 5sSs9 gg 20 o,ccs N lowest r'ts'
KP Fscu Agent Pier %
PENNSYLVANIA ARAILROAD.-Tr leave
NeioS from foot Of DesSIS''e S and Cortland 18th & as FOL 0Ops %
man Palace Cars attached go M and $50 p sunday
For baltimore Washington and the South at lsp.m Suu
Express for Phls m $780, 49, $3.50, p and
For Phis via Camden At : a n, and p m
EmiTaat and second e.ass I;iS p ~ ,o - ., ,,o O.,
1850 l. 2 @ $40 TO- 4 80 4:3o s. $40 $40 $3.50. $50
go 6:Jo 1880 0O $3.50 g. TO- ll;3O u Sunday $50 g.
-, s5 E1s; 3 az 80 g 81 T. lso l!s mo
75o 80 10 no. Y sunday S;tS and $40 m
6 % $40 a1f & s 3 5o SO 3 o '5a so 5S SoIR . 16 Z
Pof Woodbridge Ph Amboy and 10 n. 2:sO $40 $50
For New BEunsNck IE:J0 =, f;U,
SEQ 3l0 aud night Sunday $50 9, $3.50,
For East kilhtone, II noon. 4:l0 and 52O p, q.
For LamhertTile and Fiemington &. IN and p m.
For Phipshurg and BeViere, and p m.
Accom- for Bodsnsorn, Darlington, s1i Camden and 800
1890, 2. g. T. snd .. m.
For Freehold, T. q. u., and D.
For Jsmes5urg, Pemberon. Camden. A. m. $40 N.
Trains follows; From Pittsburgh, 6lO 0;i i2
daily 63 daily MONDAY From Washington Bal.
tuoe 4:54 i0:l2 M. Sunday, ESQ D.
From fladeps. s:il $40 loli IIOt Ii:sA N, 2ii. S5i
6c4. 843 ,. m. sunday 52l, 6:lO, II :04 a. ID.
Ticket Ohcs SO 43j 27l and ga Broadway No
foot Of Desbrossss and Condt Ticket
Battery place. A. J. CASSATr. Gen Manager
D. N. BOrD. jr.. Gen P,sA Agent
PHILADELPHIA and ERIE RAILROAD
u ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS, TO
TIE OIL REGION sAd LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN. Trains
will leave Desbrosses and Cortlsndts 81. Ferries;
800 Ene KIpress daily except Sunday with Pullman Palace
Car through from Esw-Yorf Oh c., Arrive saxbsry $50
Wsn,port ss; Lock Haven. g:3S Remove llO Ivinston
500 Cory sos Ene TS Connects yfneton CORY
Oil CTeek AlssheHr X H. Region
vii Lake Shore K T. for all points West
ESQ Rne Mail tdslrl. With Pulmsn Palace Car from
Phiitepha to khe Arrive Sanitary eH Wlh.m'Pers &lo
Lock Haven 9:40 Remove IL IvnsoB 50; CORY $40 Erie
1855 cosne Trvineon and Cory With OIL Greek and ALE
River K for 'he Oil Region fne with Lste Shore r.
all points West - -
I Gsn p,.. Aaaat
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09

TSFLuEEcE or F0oD Urox Porrrrr tSn
Eees. There isno better fatteninr n,aterial
~ poultry than corn meal, especially Il
mixed with milk, and wQ notice that Il has
como % b used largely ii soma Of fhepoul-
tr1 yards Of France When insects are not
pteeof4ble animal food ia some form Is de-
slfso'es and here again we see that although
poultry deTQurs the 6esh Of the dead horses
Nnlee have been hayed in France, It has been
found to impart q disagrceabie taste to the
fowls 50 fed
Fowls, like hogs, are supposed 70 b. mi.
versai scavengers; but, IL v-ith hos neitb-
er delicate nor healthy flesh can be made
upon them If fed upon garbage. Great care
should be exercised IN the matter. FOR the
influence Of the food upon the quality NOT
only OF the meat, but Of the new errs' has.
in TOO many cases, not been dulv appre.
ciated. -MarglaRd Farmer.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09

xrw oH1EAxs. oetObeE. The weather. is eless
and cool Corn scarce and drr1er. white mixed ard
yellow 55c; white SOC. Oats Arm g SioS5e. sag.s;
open kettle 911l01c- MoaEecss few barrels Of old
sold q 4oc. Others unchanged
Cotton in good demand; sales 300 bales prices an
changed; receipts esS bales; no EXPORTS stock > s
Gold 1f5aiis for crrtiaed checks Sterling fIzaiis
for bin Of iad1gs sight. nothing doing Currency eos
per cent premium for certified checks.
NEW 1oEK. October Cotton. net receipts SIS
bales gross receipts So bales; futures closed Arm
sales so bales; October 4 asa28lsAe; November
f1ncs December 11tscs Ja1cary II 4-i6c1i1 1o-39c
Cotton easier; sales ot bales a. is 9la few lots
were offered cheaper.
Money closed easier. Sterling lCsss Gold ii0ss
Governments steady States quiet ana nominal
ST LouIs, October Flour quiet and unchanred
Corn In fair demand and Arms mixed 420tSse: rera-
active a SisaI5 IS cash. for mess Bacon steadys
shoulders elS7ic, clear rib sides 1iAfe for johbing
and order lots. Lard unchanged and quiet. Whisky
Csc currency.
cnScISNGTI, October Flour quiet e g oo07
Corn Quiet al 5S15tc Provisions quiet. Pork steady
a SIS Lard drn with jobhing sales steam &c. ket-
tie s1s1Sic Bacon: fair iobbing demand; shoulders
sac: clear NIB sides 6GssEc; clear SIC. Whisky 900
Gle Currency.
IoUTsvTIfE October z.-Flour and grain unchanged
Provisions steady. Pork SIG Bacon; clear NIB 9l{e
clear 9Ssc packed. Lard ssfAe for terce; s1Sc for
key; Sc Tor steam Whisky nominal
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09
Quarantino on the Central RsnrOad.

A special dispatch to the Galveston Nsos
from Navasota of the 9th says:
The special train that took the delegation
of physicians to Calvert returned yesterday
evening.
Eight of the ten physicians pronounced
that there was genuine yellow fever in Cal
vert.
The excitement was intense yesterday and
to-day
A meeting of the board was called and
an ordinance passed to quarantine strictly
against Calvert, and not permit any train
whatever to pass south. A strict gnard has
been stationed in consequence, one mile
north of this place.
The special train with Adjutant General
Britton passed up the road yesterday, with
the intention of raising or having quaran-
tines modified. He effected his purpose at
Bryan, Bremond and Marlin, and on his re-
turn last night, about 1 o'clock, found the
track INSTRUCTED one mile north Of Navaso-
Il, and hs was not SLOWED to pass. The
train was ordered back 70 AsttiifiCslh, where it
now les allss0-tWo passenger trains. The
Messengers are no doubt suffering for food,
as the citizens Will not allow them 10 leave
the trains to get water. / think trouble Is
apprehended by some.
HousToS, October 6.-The quarantine
against Calvert at towns up the road iscom-
plete. No trains left this place over the
Central Road to-day. The Great Northern
and international is still open.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09

Talk about the curiosity Of women We
viii back Fly against any woman. Just
watch him as he gaily trayerses bald mans
Uranium, halts On the eyelids, and taking
a cursory glance around him, waltzes over
to the end Of his nose peeps up one nostril,
and having satisfied his curiosity there cur
vets over the upper lip, and takes glance
up the other. With a satisfactory smile at
having seen all there is to be seen there, he
makes a bee line for the chin, stopping a
moment to explore the cavity formed By the
closed lips. Arriving at the chin, be then
takes a notion to creep down under the shirt
collar, but suddenly hesifating, he turns
around as If he had forgotten something,
and PROCEEDS 10 an exploration of the ears.
This concluded, he carries out his original
intention, and disappears between the neck
and shirt collar, emerging, after the lapse Of
some minutes with an air seeming to say be
has done his duty. What matters the fran
tic attempts to catch him, the enragcd
gestures, and the profane ianguagel They
disturb his cquanimify rot moment driven
from one spot he alights on another; he
finds that be has duty 70 perform, and be
does it.-Ldnrencc AmCrican.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09
Democratic Execunve COMMITTEES.

HoN. JOHN IRELAND, Chairman, seguin
Guadalupe county.
First District--w. W. Whitehead, Tyler
county
Second District-Thos. NJ. Bowers, Pan
ola county.
Third bistrict--s. A. Wilson, Cherokee
county.
Fourth District-John c. Goodgam, Hen
derson county.
county.
Sixth District-F. J. Mccord, Longview,
Gregg county.
Seventh District-H. F. o'Neil, Linden,
Cass county.
Eighth District-w. ]. swayne, Red
River county, GAINESVILLE.
Ninth District. L. Halbert, Navarro
county.
Tenth District-DanieI Upthegrove, Hunt
county.
Eleventh Districts. B. Maxey, Paris,
Lamar county.
Twelfth District-Chas. L. Cleveland,
Galveston county.
Thirteenth District-P. E. Pearson, Rich
mond, Fort Bend county
Fourteenth District-Gustave Cook, Har-
us county, hOuStOu.
Fifteenth District-John S. Cleveland,
San Jacinto county.
Sixteenth District-John w. Carroll,
Burleson county.
Seventeenth District-Jas. Boyd, Bell
county, Bolton
Eighteenth DIstrict-B. II. Davis, Brazos
county, Bryan.
Nineteenth District-Ira B. sadlcr, Cor
yelle county.
Twentieth District-K. N. Van zandt,
Tarrant county.
Twenty-frst District-G. B. Pickett,
Wise county.
Twenty-second-J. w. Jennings, Grayson
county, Denison.
Twenty-third District-Wm. veale. ..PalO
Pinto county.
Twenty-fourth District-D. c. Proctor,
Indianola, Calhoun county
Twenty-ffth District-Wells Thompson,
Colorado county, Columbus.
Twenty-sixth District-J. D. Sayers, Bas-
trop county.
Twenty-seventh District-Will 2. Faris,
Caldwell county, Lockhart.
Twenty-eighth Distinctly. II. Westfall,
Williamson county.
Twenty-ninth Distfict-Geo. PfeufIcr,
Comal county.
Thirtieth District-Not reported
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09

The Houston Aldermanic Bribery Investi-
eating Committee returned to the Bayou
CITY Yesterday afternoon. II this committee
was not whitewashing one, then its course
here vas remarkably strange. Secret ses-
sions-counsef for ~ accused and for
tho Houston City Falhers, but not Tor
any Of the witnesses. As the witnesses
IN this case have been placed IN the
attitude 81 defense By the friends Of the &C.
cueed. we look upon the whole invostigo-
ton Is intended 10 conceal, rot 70 develop
the truth. -6alretoR ConHerigL
TnAl S2000. Our Houston friends made
mistake yesterday il excluding .hc press
from then Inyestie cation az the $500 scan
das. They can gain nothing By t1utting
cut the hEh dark deeds lead 9 great
suspicion, sndthe accused parties are simply
placed in q wors4 position 81 attempts 70
cover up Che proct dinEs Let Is have an
orcn invctiE alicn.k We learn that 1ir.
/ Campbell. tie principal ui,rs1. very. pro
pcril declined IS - q 20 the pro.
cess cf being puupe ark ealra.
1 f1n CIa.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09

A NEWS ITEM NEWLY TREATED.
man named Roberts and a man named
Carlisle had a disagreement, and Roberts
swore that be would shoot Carlisle, and
started for his house TO get his shotgun.
Carlisle followed, being DESTROYS that II be
was to be shot 70 be on hand to witness the
fun. When Roberts reached his house and
and brought forth his frusty fowline piece,
he found Il empty, but he proceeded 70 rene
dy that, and was vigorously pouring down
It No 1 buckshot, when Carlisle arrived at
the scene. Feeling q deep personal interest
IN the proceedings. Mr.. Carlisle asked Mr..
Roberts II be was loading that gun 70 shoot
him. Roberts, as became q gentleman Of
frankness, replied that such was his object,
but calling Carlisie's attention 70 the in
completeness Of his preparations, requested
him 70 be seated and make himself af home
while he finished running home his Wads
and putting caps on bis gun Carlisle be-
ing provided with q fix-shOoter, which he
was foIehanded enough 70 keep loaded, de-
clined % waiE. In q moment and Roberta
with his half loaded gun, was 9 dead man.
This circumstances occurred in Arkansas -
C5nftiana Ky Dsmerat.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09

THERE was a very large and enthusiastic meeting Of
the Austin Library Association at Judge Sheekss ofcq
on Wednesday at $50 p. N. The following officers
wire elected for the ensuing term: PresldentJ. Dep
ton vice president r. j. Hill, secretary E. Clay WISE
corresponding secretary F. B. Forster treasurer Judge
D. sheeks Board of Directors arc Messrs Hill, Fdl-
more, Donnan, Blackburn and Wheeler. The folloF-
ing gentlemen were appointed to proceed to rent room
for library and reading room, viz: Messrs. Hill
sheeks and Wise The Association also passed resoA
lutions directing the president and secretary to fit
and furnish the library and reading and place
therein all the books OF the association, also to pro
cure magazines papers, etc, and open the room for
use The citizens viii be invited, soon this room
is Open to send to the association donations in money
and books. We happy to learn that the associa7
ton are working so theoretically and we hope citi+
zeus viii donate literally.
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RESOLUTIONS.

l. Rcsolccd, That VIC deprecate the action
of the Democratic members of Congress in
cooperating with the Republican majority,
and President Grant, in the passage of the
''back salary bill. -
Adopted unanimously.
2. We heartily concur in the following
resolution passed by the Ohio Democracy
in their recent convention, to-wit:
''ResOlDed, That the act of the President
in setting up by bayonets government in
Louisiana not chosen by her people, and
having no title whatever to rule over them,
was q fragrant violation of her rights, and
of the Federal Constitution"
And futher, that we deeply and sincerely
sympathize with the people of Louisiana in
their misfortunes and the outrages perpe-
trated on them.
Adopted unanimously.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09

IL all cases Of excessive drinking, the liver and kid
neys viii be found seriously affected. The stomach re-
fuses to act and cannot retain the necessary food
The nerves are unstrung, and the man feels truly
wretched. OF course, in such the first thing is
to cease the of alcoholic smulants, then restore
the dsorganized liver and kidneys to their normal con-
dition No medicine viii eectually do this as Par
ker's Compound Fluid Extract Buchu. If taken &C
cording directions doubts need be entertained Of
obtaining prompt and effectua relief. Sold by all
druggists, everywhere. OCT std&1tw
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09

SATURDAY morning some negrors found the body
OF white man the bar. Mr.. stones old ferry
His general appearance indicated that the deceased was
man in good circumstances his clothes being of fine
material, and having in his pockets, when found, a
large sum Of money. We understand that no papers
have been found about kim toindicate who he was OF
where became from. We hope some clue to the name
Of this unfortunate man may soon come tolighf.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09
TcoxxUSrcArEp.l

Eds. StafeSnail-A gentleman who had the misfor-
tune through mistake Of his friends, to be lodged in
the Travis county jail desires through your paper to
tender his acknowledgements 20 Sheriff Zimpeman for
his kind and humane treatment during the period OF
his confinement
The above has been handed us by the gentleman in
question, and we take pleasure in publishing it. It
commends good and able officer whose recoid viii re-
main unsulied in spite OF tho attempts Of pari
san enemies and unprincipled men to do him public
infnrv
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09

! THERE area few little men around town who wear
taller hats and higher boot heels than anybody else
They make miserable failures In their efforts to add
totheir importance Their maker has placed an i'm
press upon them and all they dc to relieve 1t only adds
imperfeetIons 70 them.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09

oun enterprlsing furniture and sewing machine dealer
Mathcr has returned from his trip to New York. The
hst thing he does his return is to advertise that he
viii hereafter sell his goods for currency. So they fall
H. and 60 they w until the currency basis is unver
nnIIr alnrind
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09

SATURDAY ebout ten o'clock A. NJ, a sale OF I'M
claimed baggage etc, came OF at the entrance Of the
Avenue Hotel. Mr. S. T. Scott, informed us that the
amount realized from the sale would not cover more
than one half the charges.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09

JUbeE CoKE's APPOINTMENTS. - judge
Coke viii address the peopleo Of Texas upon
The political issues Of the day At the follow
ing times and places:
Baritone. Friday, October 10.
Paris. Monday, October Is.
Clarksville. "Wednesday, October IS.
Other appointments win be announced be-
fore the above are concluded.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09

HErTEH feeling Is noticed in cotton, and prices
have improved on last weeks quotations The money
staple and prices win soon approximate to rates OBJ
tained ten days ago.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09

>. FRDAT night called on by Judge Bryce, Of
Bastrop He reports more coal discoveries. He has
found another strata at hundred and twenty-five
feet and We have but very little doubt that strata after
strata viii be fonnd below this
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09

l. SATURDAY. from early morn until night cast MS
shadows DER city, the Avenue and Pecan street
were lively With large numbers Of country people.
The streets wre lined with teams and wagons of all
kinds some laden with cotton and country produce,
and others with lumber hides, WOOL etc
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09

MARSHAL LON0 Of this city informs us that theim
ppovemeuts on Pecan street are rapidly progressing.
he has a working force Of about twenty-five men en-
ployed, mostly Mexicans
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To be received by purchasers az the railroad
NJ n taken IS Il comes, and s. per n II selectcd
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


FOR MAYOR OF CITY OF AUSTIN.
We are authorized to a. nonncc LEANDER BROWN
as candidate for Mayor 81 the city OF Austin TIC
approaching election IN November for city officers
We are authorized 70 Announce r. n WHEELER
as candidate for Mayor the approaching ceetion
in November for city olcors.
p. DE C0RDOVA Is q candidate for the Maynfniiy
OF the city OF Austin at the election "a Ntvcmbef
subject to the action Of City Democratic conycn-
ton
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09
GENERAL lIERCHANDIsE.

DETER s1uTH-sELLs CHOICE FAMILY GRO
cercB as0 dry goods, boots and shoes and nrlIona
Congress Avenue. between Aah and Hickory affeeis
John H. ROBINSON a sON--WHoIE
- and retail dealers IN general mcrchapdlae enf WOOL
and cotton buyers. Congress Avenue, near Raymond
House.
GROW q JONEs-DEhLERs IN DHY GOODS.
ware, etc. Highest rates paid for GOTTEN. Wool hides
and treasury and school warrants Congress fgeuue.
corner Of BOla d Arc.
4 p. McKINNEY-DEALER IN DRY GOODS
- clothing hats. boots and Shoes groceries FARM.
ture. hardware, harncas, cafDcnfcrs aud backuifis
tools. etc. Congress ngcnue-Afcnue Hotel Block
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09

SATURDAY evening We learned, from good authority,
that the city authorities at Bremond had stopped the
mail trains and put the conductors In Jail for attempting
to stop their trains at that place. This Is rushing
tiers with vengeance The yellow fever panic must have
turned the brains Of tho people living IN the vicinity
~ rrennnd
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09

TIM DAY or AroNEMENr ust inst.) was very gem
orally observed BY our Jewish population Their
stores and places Of business closed and but few
could be seen on the streets until the evening star
made his appearance. The Jewish Jaw requires strict
abstinence nom al food and drink for twentyfour
hours II observed It equal to almost any penance
reoulred BY the Catholics
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the quarantine at DrenhAm and
Hog Eye, Pat Connor, Of the National Ressaurant,.re
eeived fine lot Of oysters and fish last evening In
consequence Of which the National was quite busy.
Thoweather was Of character to provoke an appe-
title and the delicious smell Of oysters passed
that establishment was Irresistible
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09

CsITY HOTEL. w. osEEAL PRopHfFToR
AC0urrcaa Avenue. corner Cfdag street IhIa toalt
has lhe south view and ventilation AID g nsI1 m.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09

Tue Houston and Texas Central Railroad win sell
tickets for the st. Louis fair from this point TO st.
Louis and back on and after this date Price $50 65
currency.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09

On Tuesday. September 81. is7s. By the Rev. S. s
Harris, e ST. Pals Church. New Orleans. HErEr
MonDEcAI. Of Austin. Texas. TO Kiss Make l. MA.
,r-a Of Nerr Orieana
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09

e-acr Is voie Tor city ocers L Il necessary that
al residents n he city should register. Tho Fesisra
ton isi under ne lsle city administration has been
lost a. destroyed and 4 h necessary hat anothar
,hoaia 81 made We az inlcrcsted IN having COM
pelsni ana cncrscic men cxccatsc and admlnisira-
flrc olnccgs nnesroes CARPET oagssrs and sealaEas
-, elected iof as ai least enter os protests ~ our
ro,es ne REGISTRATION sl q open a. tie city asses
-, orcs. "a Poean sircel l. win he closed on the
efl,rnth Insi
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09

THE October term Of the District Court OF Travis
county commenced Monday. Grand and petit juries
were empanneled and sworn in The civil docket VIII
be taken up this morning
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GRoCERs.

II B. GTLDART-DEAI.EB IN GROCERIES AND
- sf0cd Wholesale and retail Highest prices paid Tot
cotton, wool and hides. Pecan street. near the lion
Bridge
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09

= We learn that portion OF the eBuaas Block on
Pine street win soon be improved. The property is
very desirable fronting on Pecan street and the depot
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09

Tux river can now be crossed by the ferry boat and
vast difference Is noticed in trade. With perma
mont and safe bridge would be interruption to
tradle from she south or west. Our merchants and
property holders 10 nveyears time, would be benefit
ted to twice the amount Of bridge. even II it cost
half a million Of dollars.
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n,sr nAs1 NAscu. ~ legae5l q ne SECRETARY
a. 49, sellers na.e nall Cab, w. rahhaA a fun e.
rrrnt q ihe match ramc bclEe,n ~ Sellers Cub
s-d IN Ptss,d Nlno fron H. csflio ane Olympic
ciaes
1,,s.rs a. 4 MACH r.ne a oase ban 6oiseen ~
eer,-,s n.s. n.n cish. Of conpa1y D. Tsnih u.
l,rlrV. ..1 r,a l,lnc a. tie Cspilci md oiEnplc
-. ~ Arm ~ n.-ahela.