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ice,swhich broke it in small piecer, SO that
we had to live on small pans, as we could
not put the boat out, neither could we mo
seals for food, ard we were redaced almost
to starvation.
On the twenty first of April we sighted. a
poiar bear Every person vas ordered to lie
Down and initiate seal, while two Esq"l..
maux secreted themselves behind piece VI
ice. getting the bear near enough to XIII hini'
A few days after we got our boat IN inc
water and worked our way west and south'
west, and continued working every OPP
portunity to westward in hopes OF TeachlhE
the Labrador coast, and getting temporary
relief. We were picked up by the steamship
Tigresss on thirtieth of April. III !atf uue
SO s.. nertls longitude J50 west. OK near
Wolf Island. and abou: soo M8.es s3o'r
The poYar;s Is now without aoa'so hav'
ing lost two in trying t" get hnrtn ~ i.k
sn2iro Of is1e The Tigress fell IN Win
the party in a t'ense fog, and providen'ially
struck The very foe on which they Mefe'
otherwise they must have perishedo ih'y
ali seem toleraaly well. Captain Tyson
complained OF sweiled legs and feesa but
nothing serious is the matter WIN !feu.
When they left the PolaIis ali On soart!
were ID good healtho .
In reference to the way IN which Che 70.
fariS goN away IRON the party "nItn was
rescued. from Oft the ice bt re-. Captain Tyson
states shae ne Ielt little anxiety at trst.
thinking she would soon come to their fe!ieIo
? 81: my eolorse he said, AS she stood down
along the shore, but the vessel was soon
lost to sight ir bend of land. and being
what took to be Northumberland island.
The piece | was on commenced dilttlng
southwark as the wind hauled t. the north
cas-. opening little bay to the northeast
of Northumberland island. l saw the yes
sci in The harbor there, her sails were turled,
no smoke was issuing from. her .emoke
stack tbatI could see. l then attempted
to bring my boats across the foe IN an east,
erly direction, hoping to find water and
reach the shore.
succeeded in dragging one boat across,
took water and attempted to reach the
shore some distance below the vessel. We
were then drifting very fast. and the gale
was blowing fresh with great violence IRON
the northeast and showing very last and
drifting. ] was driven back on the ice
again and compelled to pull my boat out.
Night closed on me and carried MS to south
west In the morning we were about thirty
miles southwes of where the ship went
into harbor. A heavy sea was running.
which broke up my foe, separating lie from
six bags of bread and the boat.
] saw the vessel under steam and can
vas rounding point to northwest. Think
ing she would come to our relief l gave
III yself 10 anxiety, but we were doomed to
and from that time till the
Tigress rescued us we never got a glimpse
of the Pularis.
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.xnrrse1ou. At the foot Of the coffin stood
a broken column Of white flowers severed,
the TOP being covered with purple violets.
Az the head of the coffin, which is down
ward toward the entrance OF tie church,
stood another broker column, composed Of
eamelias dumped together in fragrant
mvrile and laurel. swined about TIE pillar.
and white buds &: intervals.
specia! kilograms from New Orleans an"
aounce the existence Of a formidable ST.
rret organization in tina: city styled
'.SnpotE as Glass"
Money easy; 6 to 90 call. wifi. escep
eior- to :. Exchange stronger. and late
in the dav leading BANKERS advanced rates
90 ss.. Sold opened I!7's, tel! 10 III e..
but rallied and advanced rapidly to 1888.
closing a, 1885, I!sa.. Loans were :; 20 t
;Oy car!s :ac.
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MARKETS.
OcIueAtfc NIarkrls.

WE Y"Hso May 10. E.enisg .-C't'Gn c!seG Il dali?
midi ling uyia. ds zee: Oriea.. !9st: sales today
9.SG Saies: net receipts 222:. gross 22.3. sxpor
today none. last evening SSs. Saits I" i.ures
10 day $500 naes. follows: NAV !Sss di8 II Ice:
June s8s. .!8..c; juv 1874 ats :'lSc: Angus: :9
dfb.4r. Flour duh and :nchan ged. &c ou.r Cor!.
steady: moderate business. PORK 81: IS Lard
f'mer. Groceries steady. SaSal> dule FSeights
stronger.
She cot ton marked throughout The week .u!ed
du! and depless d; quotations we're reduced early
but unchanged. The 'ota! sales sum up i3o. 0l8
40 for imme date delivery. follOw 226 Tor ex.
port 2003 for consumption and 81. fog
Included are 28l bales 10 arrive.
Navals con,i.ne depressed N3 :.ssCunt Of eAe
large receipts.
CiNCISSA:I. Mas 20 --COttsn very guie.: mid.
ding !6ssc. Flour fair demand: prices ad.
santed: s: :3Q9. Wheat quiet at 81 IS. Corn
crm at 4S SOC. oats :irmeg at AZ 48c. Provisions
ssuief. Mess pork nominal at ST. !o6i. IS. La'.
quiz: stean says. bid. kettle held at 9,c. Bulk
meats qu.et; shoulders held at &C. clear rib 5,
8:.s; clear 81 acc. Bacon quiet. shoulders s,.s
clear nib 81 sc clear 97sc. Whisky firm at sSc.
Ste Louis. May i0.-COttOn duh and nominal.
Flour quiet and unchanged busuees l,ght Wheat
dull; sample lots OF No. soft spring Chicago
Il "a; No. 3 red fall 81 60 Torn in artive de
lnsnd prices advsnc9 d. No. mixed 3h d4Oc
ca h: in elevator Il : arc seller Junes Oats in
active demand: prices advanced; No. 2 IS C. cash:
~ ciey ator 36,s seller July. Whisky higher 9oc
PORK nOminaIly l"wer, offered at 81. IS Dry salt
meats nothing done. Boon opened dull and lower,
sales Of clear sides at s'.c, closed with q frmer
feeling Lard nomnAs
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whisky 672 axis malt GEO bbls pork 1893 cks bacon 3
hhds meat 397 bbs meal and sundrv produce
SHREVEPORT-Steamer TeXas-l236 bales cotton
and sundres
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bart Able-o2G6 ba,es cote
ton and sundres
BATON ROUGE-Steamer St john 10 Ehds sugar
and suTdres
DELHI-Steamer Fleta-1S bales cotton ard SUMO
dries
PENSACOLA-Steamer AMT. SO c9SGs wood AID
sundries
Observation-Disclosures Iizzit-25 bags vo07 ,os os
aid iron and empty barrels
RECEIPTS BIZ RAILROAD.
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAN G
ROsD. MAY l0-li7 bales cotton hhds tobacco
and
NM ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH,
ERN RAILROAD, May 1913 bales cotton u
Lids tobacco and aurrIy produce
MpRGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
May 9-28 bales Gotten and sundries
May lo-ll7 bales cotton ~ hhds sugar bills mo-
lasses and sundriee
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Academy Of Music.

Tie g.igit Of The 1t fling wells bent L: He
appeared to a magnificent house III his
famous character OF RomeO ydrer JenhtHS
and as the gushing Ctorinda aiso. 'she
matinee yesterday was well attended. and
SO " as the enter ainmfnt last night This
evening a biz bill. Letnngweii as Clorindo
aud as Romeo Jofier Jeaains. Tomorrow
night sume thing uce:dedly Kew and Se:y
pl
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i party of thirteen journalists. repre-.
senting papers Of Chicago, St. Louis. Quin
cy, Bloomington and other places have left
Springfield. Illinois. on an excursion to
Denves and all points of interes. in Col.
Orado.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN
Sunday May 80 1874 )
HYEAREn YESTERDAY

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ssi.:sa steamship Sa'aa!eas. Watson 1os aisssso..
Sla New Xork
Norwegian ship Jupi'es. Jacobsen. fpr yi~.,pos.
British bark Ma a. MairolmsoN. for Liverpool.
Norwegian bark Carl JohaD, Ciausen for Byem.n
Schooner I&sssgu SSss,. C..EasIs. s.T G.s.::s. 10
:sn1
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
steamship Li,zi-. Fs:sis1 !sc:a ;'.s..'a q e. nss
sss-Sax 2s.!n
STEAMBOATS,.
Ta?c AGie. :;nnott, from shie..,.:e
~ John. Srsathsusc. from Ba:... i....ye
Eleta. GreeIlee. from d. hi
anlits, ------. from Pensacola
John kiIgOur. Stem, from Cine s:os
os.3s. Stiadr. Syon. SLreyepoy:
Fellow COMING Up.
ss.: Mary Pennell, Eaton. % da:s is0,. f.a:..s.
Schooner Helena. Pzz III Days from A.:.'.:. :..an
:oj Macheca Oteri.
OUTSIDE THE BAR-BOCSD Is.
British steamship Alabama, Flint. from Glas:o"
Apr! 2. via Cardiff to Miller &co--
Ship s.ioto. Mitchell. from Lsseypo.; Ss"a y"
EXPORTS.
LiVERfC0l-Ship Juv :sr-!32: ba'es cotton ?s@
LIvERvOot-saskM a:ta-!Gsa ba!es..cettos $50,
staves
BREMRI-Ba,k Car! johaa-9e, soz bushels corn
LIVERPOOL VIA NEW YoRK-sseamsHfp ia.
maican-fpr Liverpoo'-23.O bales cotton 1870 eks
ocske 1900 s'a-ee-for New York-lI9 bales vstle
bales mdse 534 bales hemp 13t bales hides IL ba
jalup bales skins bags coffee 137 bags niasrsl
RUATAN IsLAND-schooner Eastern Qneen-i2eo
feet Iumber bills pork bbls nour tcs bacon
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ClECLNNATI-Steaner Johu KilgouI-4OC bbls Of
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rhA .remperagUFe.

The thermometer at Louis f.ige:io's.
No. 30 Char.res street, yesterday stood as
folloxs. =; q 4. NJ, 80: ct : ?. NJ, 81 !;
ut 6 =. NJ. So. Lowest poip: during the
Qighf of May 9, Co.
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FOB RENT,


EOR RENT OR SALE.-A NEW RAISED
4 cottage IN the SIKH, District on state street
between 81. Charles and ST. Patrick sire eta The
mouse has all modern improvements The gro1nds
nave mont OF 70 feet. IL lT8 feet in depth TeIma
reasonable for either mt sale Apply at the
coraer Of Stste and s.. Charles streets, 1t The
mig
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M0netary--C0mmerclal.
MONETARY,
gFFicF OF THE DAILY RsPrPLICAf,
RrRxr.ro

Gold opened at liz Z ail:'a sgafnss y. = al New
York and after mo crate business c;osec at li''s
fgure-l, against 49,. in that market. TIE sale
summed up S72Gm. embracing 5000 at II. =:
So9Ho at rs go co 81 as,o"o 5000 5000 and
e5do0 at fl:1s, and SIS 900 at ll.'s dli17.
No sales OF silver w.Ie REPORTED. american
halt dollars are still quoted at !0a3. Gll0,, and
for new and 3 for DID,
The movement III ste,iine exchange sas of q.
III bills nd.gold at New York Rates closed about
+ cent higher than Yesterday The sales amour'e,.
70 sS" irsS"pr si a1c" o, A. sl.ar a. Is 70
t3500 biz OF !odng and Al clear al 1867. age :.
5000 4! clear at 1862; tSoa bill Of ladlng and
4l5no Al 81. AZ at l2.fb $500 bill Of ladine and
Al ci, ar at IL l272 &! 500 clear at ~ c2i
go ono private nankeis' and bank at y. alz's.
The sales OF francs included 100000 Commercial:
at So and 500 Geo p,:ivate bankers at.
st the close sterling bills were quoted al I2Css
~ Tor biz of lading and Al clear, and I.s
for hank, and frarcs at 50a4 aS3a for private and
49,. for bank, and Germa1 marks at NE.
TIE offerings of domestic exchange were ft 70
tral extent. aud rates We're vi hout Gtlotab.e
ration. The sale- covered $3.50 OO0. embracing
i t, cent premiums; $1,000. S25 0o1 $4,000,
s65 ooo and $1,000 at 49,: *2ooeo. s2s coo aid
The banks continued TO che ok OF New York ~ :
T. cent premium. aud private sight was sta. '.ucte'.
at a dJ 10.
Tie orlv sale of stocks reported was shares Ct
TeU;onla Bank AT f6a We also heard of the sale O.
80 Louisiana Lottery, and OF large amount e:
Ordinary ievte, but the particulars wee within ID
Ihr sales of bonds included s. 90 city geiG
bearing t, cents al o. and 5000 do u ., they
were quoted at the close at 81 a6la.
No sales OF Metropolitan Police warrants wer>
reported. They were quoted at the ciast at sO0G}
New city appropriai ion certificates we've quo,sG
al g. Gti No salt s were rel OIted. Old city sppio
prIatl"n ceIt'hcatts were quoted at ta ass and tie
sales included $500 at 81.
The sales of HIdnaTy warrants included 5000
at 4. $500 at 43 y; 81 CO., at A y as, and S6ij
al IS. We heard of other sales of large amounts
but she particulars were withheld. Clinton and
cid State warrants or ordinary as they called
were quot at the close at 43l2 IS. The G.y
este Ell sla..!Nt warrants was SBUus T.: go
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~ +" ONLEANS. Mobile
Az
TEXAS RAILROAD.
Passenger Depot Foot Of Canal Street.
On and after February 8, 1873. trails ieave at
4. NJ. and 5:i5P. NJ
Trains arrive at 3:a5 P. NJ. and 4 A. NJ.
COAST TRAIN for Ocean Springs ard iIterne-
4ate station leaves New Orleans daily tSundayc E
excep;ed) at BIS ?. ".
Returning leaves Ocean Springs at L Z. NJ ard c
arrives at New Orleans at $50 A. NJ.
PCLLMANS PALACE SLtEPNG CARS run
thrOughtO Lyrchburg, Atlanta louisville and st.
Louis making close connec' ions with all tie pCpu-
.ar routes TO the East, North and West
Tickets for GALE corner Camp ard Common .
streets, opposite City Hotel and at depot.
l.. p. SHUTE,
General Ticket Agent.
s. II. SCRANTON,
laT General SUPERINTENDENT.
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COMMERCIAL
FsTrEpAs JvlSIxa. Nay 10. SEA.

CnTTOS-The sales To-day tnot including $50
bales omitted YESTERDAY, smb,ac.d l2aG bales. at
.rr, gular prices, Gart ct the business being 90
Yesterdays rates. and the res. at ALI ad, suce of
.c--n some eases ac-the markr? at the close
We raise our quotations accordingly. ard
give also TIE Exchange figures. which are
for average lists according with its types while
ours present the proper range of the ual Ike. ,or
averag - lists but with tile outside fu for low
midd ing. good ordinary and Ordinary given as tine
outside tCy strict OF those grades.
SEN ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. AssIG.L.yE3
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VREAT JACkeON ROUTE.

GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
Trains depart and arrive follows (frcm depot
foot Of Caliiope stIeetC
DEPART. AkRlvE.
Express o.s.. $40 A. NJ Express. 1.3OA H..
Mail. $500 p. NJ. Mall. $50 p d.,
AacommOda AcccOmmda-
nono. .s.., s4sO0 P. NJ. tion....e..o G,5OAM
IhIs line ia many miles the ehortest, and Many {
hours the quickest to all points North ard Essfs
and the only line running Pullmah's Palace Sleep-0
arg Cars to Louisville HUMBOLDT and Memphis
without change Only one change to princi,sl
cities North and Easfo Tickets for sale and al mo
Irritation given corner camp and Comm IL Streets
..Gey City Hotel, New Orleans.
A. d. SHELDON, Agene.
sa!21e +. d. FROST General Manager
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Stock ~ hand and on sh:oboagd No.: c!ea,c!I39 Ios
Stock Oh hand same date iaet Year......sss .tsH


Stock Oh hand date iaot year.......s.s .iSt
To,;a:'s ports were 30 Liverpool.
Receipts proper since last evening $50 bales.
and since August ~ of !,Ia2 323 bales. aga Ast 49,.
423 last year-incIease 2s,USo.
-ae Exchange kilograms make the receipts
AZ all the porte to-day $500 bales. :g.is;
1880 last Saturday and 2lI6 last gear. and since
August 81. 3,29a,52 bales, against o63,l5A last
year-increase sl6 Exports yesterday, to Great
b .taIn 1910 bales against 9446 last week. and to
continent I3i9 bales. against 1858 last week. Stocks
at ak the delivery portss made up to q NJ. 3G9 953
bales, against 43l CAB last week.
sUGAk-Receved this morning IS 6his. The
market j. very dull. and the sales confined to
IS hhds at sSs. for fully fair and Sc for priIn
stock IN the sheds This day 1924 hhds.
CITY REFINERY SUGAR-Is selling on orders at
II. ale for coffee A; ia l2tc tor crushed and
pu verized and - y l31sc for cut loaf.
MOLASSES-No movement Stock ~ the ss,eda
this day 1893 bbls and 1903 half bbs,
ders at i5c T. gallon for comm o.: :5e 10! fair 10.
:o1 prime. and Csc for choice.
FLOUR-The demand IL only local and ;fi-.
sales confined to 22e5 bbI. of which 100 com
mon at s. 80, 100 good trebl. extra At 81 Is; q:
choice treble Extra at IS; $50 and 22 choic. ira
at So; 100 do at 50 25 $50 do at 10 Is; rs do at
$40; 100 and $50 choice extra and seoy Dbl, on pr
yate terms.
CORN MEALS scarce and IN demand II
led at 81 50 z Dbl without guarantee and 81 IS
with guarantee. so bbs sold on rs mer1ta At
- 80. and IS btls At 81 IS y Dbl
POKk-Is dull and inAninat<: &lB y Dbl Is asked
for ness- II u retailing at SIS 50 p Dbl
DRY SALLY AEAT-ls also very dull. Yesterday
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.EiAk CktD.M " Nil LlNxo
f1E HAVANA,


Touching at Cedar keys md nc, wsss.
carrying the United Stntes Ms.2s.
kA The New GrIenns, EieFiAe
81 aud Havana Steamship Company c
E1akafE3y viii dispatch first Ass ss.xt pae o
- senger st-arrer
Every Wednesday,
FROM the foot OF Csliiope street, firs, y.st1.re
EATES OF PASSAGE
TO Havana To CedaT Key
CABIN $40 So
Steerhgo. "a IL
through bills Of nr,.g issued 60 al POINTS 4
FLORIDA. including Tampa and TO New Yorx, ChArO
lesion and ayaIr}ah
None but the cUmYany'e bills Of laiiug sig,.odo
and nOne signed after sailing CT tho steamer.
Splendid passenger nnodatOns anc tAron&k
tickets given TO above points.
no freight re ceived "it!ort ls,;oi9 FROM TIRE os.
fCe
"oy frelShe ~ e,aesa- 70 apply to
4. ROBERTS, Treasurer
No. Ia Common s.re0t
er~ce the Louisiana National Eauk.
The steamship HAVANA fellows on reguA.
day. Dolly
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RAILROADS,
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TExAS
RAILROAD COMPANY
CHANGE OF TIME.

On ana after May the Coast Accommodation
TSaiE viii leave Canal street depot dsily iSuudays
excepted) for Ocean Sri IS aid intermediate s!ao
tnns at 3l5 +. NJ, arriving at Ocean Springs st
sPo Nj. Returning, lea, eS Ocean Springs ~ b a. Ne
arrives NJ New Orlears at $50 A. NJ. Excursion
tickets good for three DAYS TO all points
Special Sunday eAcui sion tickets good cav Or
day of sale will be iss ued at fpl4oNius rater:
To Bay st Louis ard return.oo 81 IS
TO Pass Christian and return. .....o..oo.oo. = 90
70 Mississippi City and return, ooo.o....oo.o = so
10 Bl OK and return ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS = -
To Ocean Springs and return. ......e..o...oo 2 90
10 East Pascagou!a and return. ..-........ 3 2j
Sunday eve hings train leaves Mob le a, p. NJ
arrives at New orleans at abnut 10 P. NJ.
\. II. SCRANTON,
General Superintendent
H. =. SHUiF,
aI:0 General Ticket Aren't
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BRLNENe
Worth German LlOydo
S1B3H SETWfBS BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS
va HAgRSsS"UyUAHyyON sND HAVAHAe
Rk. yheSee.sn.h'ps 81 shs SsrtsD
4xXX "esra4 '.so'8 s!S ssssess shtes
yeguIar trips as fJ...<B,
Prom Sre~es, ts-.s Ss~ ssissf,e
FRANKFURT. .eianuary - Starch -
HASNOVkR..., FebTuai So March 10
STRAsSBU ..sasch 70 April 20
FRANKFURT. sprsS Gay 10
Fuyhey days o. de part % s'ss 80 SveSe SEQ hefeo
afteP
ana, and on their home trip at Havana and South
PRICES OF PASSAGE
Fsof0 Bgsne3e Southampton or Havre to EsvsnA
or New Orleans
SaUlIssssssssse ssssesesss..seseso $50 gold.
Stterage ...s..ss...e s.s..ss ~ gold.
from New ofiesns or Havana to SoUtL amptoN
Have or Bremen.
Suine.. ''s''s's''"e. goo sssse.sss. $50 goic-
C1ocIASe- IS ROiCo
from New Orlean3 TO Havana
S St ..''..s"s' s'.ss 100000. $33 goide
otco! aRe.. s.e.ss's.s 10 gold.
EaseaSe tickets from Bremen, Southampton OF
Havra Tn New Orleans, Issued BY the undersiGn6Ee
For further particulars apply TO
BD. +. sToCxMEffk / CO., Agents,
aus " M. ~ Union streot
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COTTON STATkNLN

UnI'ss
StccA az. h.n6 August 81. e6:2.... ....... $3.50
Arrived since last Mathematician. l,W!
Arrived pre- yiou.iy 2al .,- 20; $50
Total ........................... ...lo0I.s $40
Cleared Ore y.0uay :5d .i3-l 1872 go
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ClECINNATI-Steamer Johu Kilgous-4OC bbls Of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-30

- "a 81 .
"A correspondent of tho St. Louis
Republican, who has recently tray
eled through our State, contributes
an able correspondence to that pa
per, giving much valuable inform
alton, and setting forth the advan-
tages offered St. Louis to secure
her trade. Hc says the compile
ton of system of railroads con-
Meeting st. Louis with Texas, opens
up vast field for the entcrprislng
merchants and manufacturers of
this city to cultivate. With the
full development Of the lines of
transportation, st. Louis can sup
ply all the demands of the citizens
of Texas, at lower prices than any
other city in the Union can afford
to do it. 1t only requires q little
effort on the part of our business
mon, to secure for themselves q
largo portion of that trade. There
is nc. discoverablc reason why St.
Louis might not sell to the Texans
cheaper than they can buy else
whore. In all manufactures in
which iron, wood, or leather con
stitute the chief elements, the city
of st. Louis possesses advantages
not equalled by any other locality
on the continent. The Texans are
willing to extend to us their pat
ronage. Shall we not hold out in
ducements for them TO do SO?
The past ofToxas belongs to his
tory; the present of Texas is life
activity, force, energy and appli-
cation in an effort to solve the
problem of her destiny in the flu
ture. sometimes enjoy a flight
into the years yet to be, in order tc
speculate on the turn which the
fortune of States and nations may
take. Texas, ut least, ofthe South
ern States, isnot tied down to the
wreck Of the past, Her best days
are before her. With u magnificent
domain; with q fruitful soil with
q genial cline; with an enterpri
sing population at work, what re
mains for her but to 60 forward
1t seems that she has taken q wise
start. Her public school domain il
immense and of great value, hel
railway system has been projected
on o magnificent scale, and within
her ample limits there is room FOL
many millions of inhabitants. Sh'
invites them to come. With all thu
advantages wo have enumerated
of soil, climate, facilities for com
munication, and educational fo0n
dalton, the future of that Stat,
must be bright. 1t would BIO wei
to begin now what must be begun
The interests of the Texans and st
Louis is closely intcrlinkcd. lie
them become acquainted, the soon
or the better, perhaps, for both.
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CORRESPONDENTS.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, April "a, 1873

COLUMBUS Ohio, April "a, 1878.
DEAR HERALD.--I intended writing
something of our trip hither at an earlier
date than this, but meeting friends and
relatives whom had not seen for years,
has absorbed all my time.
We left Dallas son time at 1880 on
Tuesday the 10Th inst, by the Texas
Central oars,aud reached Denison at $50
r.M. the same day. There we remained
until 7;sO when we took the sleeping car
on the NJ. X. B 7. road for St. Louis. And
right here, wish to say how much inoon-
vsnience the passengers are put to by the
controversy going on between tho two
roads above named. The Central will not
sell through tickets topoints north of Red
River or tickets even to Dcnison, nor
willtksy check baggage to that point. We
checked ou baggage and bought tickets
for our party to Sherman, and had to at
tend and see that the baggage Was not put
off there, but retained on the cars until
wereached Dsnison, where we elaine it,
and We had to pay the fare on the cars
between Sherman and Denison. The con-
ductor on the Central cars was very kind
and rendered all assistance in his power,
but hs had to be governed by his orders.
Tie Central, as l understand, does not
acknowledge sDsnison as d station on It's
foad, ana them. X. & T.does not acknowl.
edge Rsdy River City IS station on Il,
road. The result is q great and an an
moving Inconvenience to passengers who
Iviih,io 60 through. '' Z Is ,ta.1 iis
S'Iswill not pretend to soy which sompa-
ny 10 at fault but II Is solf.evident fact
that the matter should be adjusted with as
little delay as possible, SO that pssse myers
may mot be put to such Inconvenience. h
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! WEDNESDAY. APRIL 80, 1873.

Evening hymn of the Modoc
braves: "Put mo in my lava
bed HEk8 ly
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