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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

GALVESTON, October 97.-Money
steady. The banks discount for regli.
lar customers at ] per cent, and w.tl'
the increasing volume of business,
there Il more demand for accommoda-
ton. Gold quiet and In little de.
pnnd at l0Slml00, buying aud sell
ling. Silver IN demand, and rates
are firm ut l07l@l0S, buying and
selling
Exchange Commercial bills abund-
ant; rates weak. Commercial New
York sight, 4 discount; sterling,
sixty days, s. 20; bankers Now York
sight, currency, discount do; gold,
4 premium; New Orleans sight cur,
rency, par do gold ! premium
sterling, sixty days, 50 30.
llides-Prces steady, and selection
very rigid; dry llint selected, zoe; wet
sailed selected, one. Butchers green S.
Cotton steady and in fair demand.
Ordinary, III e good ordinary, l3c low
middling, 1899; middling, 14lc. Re
coiptS 1905 bales; sales, ,, 100 bales ;
stock, 81, 7l3 bales.
LIVERPOOL, October ~. 49, Noon--
Cotton dull and easier. Sales, 10000
bales. Uplonds, 63@75d; Orleans, 81.
900 p. -Cotton--Saes on basis of
middling uplands nothing below low
middling, deliverable November,
7-l6d
NEW York, October 27.-Cotton--
Nets receipts, ,465 bales gross, 1876
bales. Cotton quiet and lower, 2,lS2
bales at l4sG9l5c.
Money easy sterling dull gold in
tensely dull at l0@lOb governments
dull and steady states quiet and
steady.
New YORK, October q. -Noou-C Cot
ton--Weak and nominal. Sales, 5000
bales. Uplands, l4ic; Orleans, l5sc.
Futures opened dull. November,
l4sGGl4 1l-lGc; December, 4 3-l8c; Jan
uary, Is 1-l6t@l5sc; February, l5i@ ice;
March, Is ll-lG@l5 3.l0G April, lGG1
10 Lice.
Stocks dull and lower. Gold, 81; ex-
change, long, 4s5; short 1881; govern
ments, dull; state bonds quiet but
nominal,
NEW ORLEANS, October 27.--Cot-
ton--Demand active and prices lower.
Good ordinary to strict good ordinary,
13@a132c; low middling to strict low
middling, 1Ss@l4Ic; middling to strict
low middling, l4l@l4le, good middling
to middling fair, l49Dl4sc.
Receipts, 6,536 bales; exports Great
Britain, 3,5l9 bales; stock, "a, 400 bales;
unsold last evening, 1900 bales; on
shipboard, 4l,5O0 bales.
Gold, 1899. Sight, par. Sterling,
s. 3l@5 81.
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Mn, WILLIAM lLENELANn, Vt Thorn
ton, Limestone county, has laid upnn
oar table several small branches nom
the post oak VI his section, which 10 ils
are ourlosiliesi The cup that contains
the acorn h green, though ihe acorn N
missing aud has been destroyed nr
hnme llme, ~ we are Informed, Nni
rounding these cups u hmnll lflaupu-
lar growth, which are la CLUSTERS, aud
Hh0ut the Size az u barley corn, " a
redlHh brown color, anu about The e0ilG
hlhlrurl uia praln of unrlpo wheat
HE laslH 10 ,liH.lar IA that uf lhp post
uAli mast, and Mr Cleveland iniurms
M that the old relupr Ia hls ncighhnl-
hood say The stock huten pu u much
quicker than on lhe mast llHrlL What
h slrWnge about thlH growth, We are
told, h that u never mnkrt III appear
nnce unlets ihp mast b. destroyed be-
Gre Nv maturity rs the worm,
Ihlh summer small ily made ~
-arpeowhre and penrttuflnE the yonne
acorn, deposited IT. eggs, From these
hn army of worms cHulel und lhe mast
crop was Destroyed Now this new
aud singular growth makes liz appear
pncc, furnishing food for hogs IN u
country where The corn crop has been
q failure, and where, had Il not been
lur this provision Of nature the stock
would have suffered, aud there would
have been no home made bacon, II
rs estimated thai there nre from nllN
Ia one hundred bushels to the acre, of
this substitute for The acorn, which
dame nature has supplied, and fowls
VIII cat no grain II they can obtain H..
Il Houston Telegraph,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Radical Ratification = Governor Dix
opposed TO Third Term.

GALVESTON, October q. = James
Wallace, the boy who was 50 severely
whipped by Thomas Pease, third mate
of the whaler Indianola, died yester-
day, at the Sisters hospital, Justice
Hsncock impannelled a jury and pro-
eeeding to the hospital, viewed the
body, after which he adjourned the in
quest until to-day at twelve O'clock
when the committee of physicians
composed Of Drs. Wilkinson, Johnson
Kelly and Sheare, appointed by him tc
make post norton examination
will bring in their report.
Last night being the opening.nigh'
of the seaSra the fremont opera
house was Il. Ae1ed with fashionable
audience. -
NEwBuRYroRT, Mass, October 20
An incendiary fire this morning
caused the loss of twenty-five thousand
dollars worth of property.
NEw nRK, October ia repub'
lican rati cation meeting was held a
Cooper institute last night, Hon. VIII
liam Orion presiding. Governor DIX
was received enthusiastically, III
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spoke Of the prppriely Of giving tho
preference TO candidates who had
rlsked their Ito fnr tAeunlon when op-
posed 10 those wlip were hostile 10 lhe
union pr indifferent Ito wac inter-
rlplei by loud erIesof "llow about lhe
mira lerm~ In reply Governor Dix
saldl ~ 40 not come " thrust any
opinion Of mine Into his canvass, bat
since am asked the question ! win
answer 10 fpnkly lest a mlAoon-
etruolIon should be put upon my al'
leuce, I say, then, distinctly that !
am not In fayorofn third torm,n
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oplobpr 23,-
llendon Lee a county farmerwho was
arrested by tho United slat,a Marhal
for dluoharglng negro, was tried and
discharged,
colonela Wllnure aud Emlth, Of
Sumpler county who were arrested ly
Beach aud Hester aud oarrlpl TO Mo-
bile have been released on lhelr owl
recogniZmcc Johgr little ,sl,me beee
Discharged there being no evidence,
PANS, Oetoher g7,'-1'he government
officially gives the papors The motto eX.
planalory oftho Spunhh memoran-
dun. The note says that thc memo.
0ndum refers more 10 past lhau 10
present matters, aud that the attitude
OF none Of tho great powom luslidcs
the alarm felt By spain, and which
served rs The preteNt Tor sending the
memorandum.
MADRID, October ~ -'ropete Is 4erl-
ously M,
BERLIN, October sG-llcro Hansen,
editor Ofthe Vienna Gazette, has been
summoned 10 the Won Arnim trial. lie
h TO bring his paper with him,
RICHMOND, VA October 2I-A col-
llslon occurred to-day between Senor
republican, and Douglass, conscrya-
tive, in the first district Sencrs arm
was broken aud he was othorwise
damaged, Sener said something about
Beck, Of Kentucky, which provoked
Douglass.
WAsniNdroN, October 97.--Proba-
bilitlcs for the gulf states failing bar
omcleri southeast to southwest Winds
warmer and partly cloudy weather.
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AT the Masonic temple tonight
lodge of Sorrow will be held 10y the
fraternity to express, 10y solemn ana
impressive ceremonies, peculiar to the
order, its profound sense Of bereaVe-
ment occasioned 10y the recent death
of Hon. Peter w. Gray, which the pub
lie are invited to attend
Most beautiful and touching Is this
tribute of the living to the character
and virtues of the dead. 1t soothes the
sorrow of the heart, subdues Tor the
time the aspcrities Of our nature aud
teaches in words of solemn and :m-
nressiye truth the lesson of universal
brotherhood.
We will not anticipate by words OF
eulogy the distinguished speaker VINO
will address the brotherhood tonight.
We recall, with unaffected emotion,
n similar occasion, when The fraternity
we're called together to mourn the loss
of Grand Master Anderson aud Fast
Grand Master William NJ. Taylor.
On that impressive occasion Past
Grand Master Peter w. Gray deliv-
cred the eulogy upon p. G. Nj. Taylor,
and few who heard him on that occa-
sion will forget the earnes:, sympa,,
thetic words with which he portrayed
the life and character OF the disiin
guished dead, or the llattering speech
and deep emotion with which he par
tlcipated in the solemn services oil the
ritual.
The eulogist and the eulogized now
sleep the same nukroken sleep. The
dread leyeler has passed by and th'
living mourn. a noble heart has
chilled, aud pulse which never bea
but In responseto the impulses of hon
or and truth has throbbed It's las
throb.
When the light OF life Is extinguish
| ed, and the green sod rests upon the re
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Goliad Guard, l7thi "A croum-
stance occurred on the day of Judge
Smiths death which think should he
published, especially ns the facts here
narrated were obtained from reliable
persons, 10y the writer of this, About
q year or more ago, Judge Smith bought
from G. G. the root of rose and gave
II 10 Mira, G. q Ragland, OF this place,
which she planted and cared for aud
on Che very day that Judge Smith died
the shrub bloomed for the first time,
when Mrs. r. picked the rose, and,
with other flowers, made II handsome
boquet and sent It 10 Judge Smiths
room, not knowing That he had passed
away. Another strange part Of the
story IL that Mrs, r., last spring, gave
Mrs. w. j. Reading, living lllteen
miles below here, % cutting of this
same rose, which bloomcd on thesame
day, and withcrcd and died, or was dy-
ing, on the next day Let the curious
come to their own conclusion
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UNITED STATES Marshal Major
Thomas Il, Ochiltroe paid us u visit
yesterday afternoon. His appearance
did not seem to indicate that he was
apprehensive Of any more political
murders being addedto the six hundred
which cN-Governor Davis spoke Of in
his letter, nor did he seem at all
anxious, so far as we could judge to in
woke the assistance of the federal arm
of our government to preserve the
peace and dignity Of his district or 10
guarantee the lives of the col0red pop
ulation. lie said nothing of the kind,
but II his looks were indicative Of his
thoughts, he was impressed with the
idea that the present condition Of
things meant peace. -- Telegraph,
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Alabama ana Texas.

An article on "rhe Great South" IN
Scribners Monthly, in speaking OF
Alabama, says:
Something should be done to arrest
the drainage towards Texas It's dwarf
ing the development Of the Albanian
towns, aud leaving them IN an un-
pleasant predicament, Thereisa very
large discouraged class in the state
people who We're willing enough Mt
the close Of the war to accept its main
results and to devote themselves to n
rebuilding, but who have been so en-
barrassed and hindered by the anom-
alous condition Of labor and politics,
and are so destitute of means with
which to carry on new enterprises,
that they prefer to fly to newer states.
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EAGLE FORD LOTS
FOR SALE.

Lots 0, and II, block Is, north side. Of
track. oppOslte depot, aud one block west OF
~ J. p. BUTLER, Agent,
SOi2t AtNevs Depot, Eagle Ford.
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SOME people are yet hopeful of max
ing a late cotton crop. We have been
in Texas thirty years, aud have never
yet known u boil Of the late crop to
0pcn-that is where it had taken IA Sec
ond growth, like the present season.
Had there been any hope the excessive
dry weather would have destroyed it,
GJimplecute.
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cent grave, We kemly foel how hardly
the world can fpars the inielllgrn q,
honor pruhlly aud truth illustrated in
the lifeof rfler ", cray, Houston
Telegraph, allh Instant
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

GALVESTON, July27, II A. M.-Cotton
quiet. Good ordinary, 1l4c; mid
ding uplands, l64c.
Gold 9!@9s.
Hides firm. Dry ordinary selection
17l@lsc; wet sailed, dull at 7lG74c.,
New ORLEANS, July q, II A. M.-Cot-
ton quiet. Middling, uplands, 1GSc;
low middlings, ice; good ordinary, lisc;
ordinary, lie. Sales $50 bales; Satur-
day evening, 100 bales.
Exchange, 33@34; bank, 5000;
sight, l@5-l6; commercial 1 premium.
Gold, 9i@lOs.
LIVERPOOL, July %, 1880 p. M.-Cotton
quiet and steady. Uplands, SsGDSld ;
Orleans. sgd. Sales $4,000 bales.
Speculation and export, 1000
bales.
New YORK, July 27.--Gold opened at
o.
l0A. M.-Cotton quiet-A lot of five
hundred bales for spinning sold Satur-
day evening show 10 quotable change.
10 A. M.-COtton Quiet. Mid
ding Orleans l7ac; middling Ala
bama, 17lc; middling uplands, Use;
low middling, l6lc; strict good or
binary, l6c; good ordinary, l5c; or
binary, lac.
Exchange-Firm at S9l@90; sixty
days, S7l@sS; commercial sixty days,
84i@S5a.
LONDON, July q, 1890 p. bonds,
new 5s, l04i.
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General Beaureg ard.

A White Sulphur Springs letter to
the New York Tribune says that erro-
neous statements have been published
in regard to General Beauregard's pro-
posed engagement with the Argentine
confederation. The letter says:
About six weeks ago the general re-
ceived an offer from President Sarmi-
ente, of the confederation, rendering
the position of military engineer, with
a view to making plans for the defen-
SEES of the river La Plata, in Buenos
Ayres. The offer was made by an ac-
credited foreign agent of the govern
ment, who was then in New York.
The general was to make his own con-
ditions and to choose his own staff
The reply was an acceptance of the
position on condition that the sum of
$4,000 be deposited with some respon-
sible banker In London or Paris sub
ject to General Beauregard's order.
This deposit was to be guarantee for
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the payment of his salary of 100000
per annum and that Of his staff. In
the event of General Beaurogard's me-
ceptance and the acceptance Of his
terms by the government, Minister
Garcia, who was in Paris when the
offer was made, was TO conclude the
contract. IL Is not thought that the
supercedure Of Sarmiente as president
of the confederation and his appoint
ment as minister to Washington, will
affect in any way the pending negotia-
tons. AT present General Beauregard
is president of the New Orleans and
Carrollton railroad, and consulting en-,
gineer Of the cities of Galveston and
Houston, and Is soon to receive the
presidency of n railroad in Texas. OF
course he will not give up his present
positions and prospects at home for I'M
certaintes abroad. TheneNt few weeks
will probably decide whether he will 90
to South America.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
so,el.l p,p.,shs. TO tho Dali" Daily Herald
Convention at Quil,nan.

MINEoLA, July 2I-Thecouniy NOM
mating convention met Saturday NJ
oultman. Two precincts were repre-
sented. They selected eight delegates
who were instructed TO vote for Cul-
berson should he be found 10 bc the
leading candidate; II otherwise,
the delegates are to consider
themselves entirely untrammcled in
their choice, In the litter case they
will probably cast their votes for Gen
eral Lane, who has developed consid-
cradle strength.
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village Hurled by II Land Slide.

MADRID, July GA terrible land
slide occurred at Alara in the province
of Navarro, The overhanging rocks
fell upon and utterly destroyed the
village. The disaster was 50 sudden
that but few of the inhabitants escap-
ed. Two hundred corpses have al
ready been recovered.
A Carlist magazine exploded last
week at Quiza. Thirty men were kill
ed and large number wounded.
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The Steamship Mississippi.

KEY WEST, July 27.-The steamship
Mississippi, from Liverpool for New
Orleans, which went ashore three
months since near Cape Florida, was
brought into this port yesterday by her
own steam. She will probably proceed
to New Orleans.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
N office of Dissolution

E.B. Noble having this day purchased the
interest Of WI. BRITT, IN the firm Of Britt q
Noble, the partnership was this day dis
solved. Y. B. Noble alone will close and set
WI. BRITT,
T.. u. NOBLE.
Dallas, June ., 1874. lG2dtf
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Grent Flood In Pittsburg.

PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-The fol-
lowing is the heading of the Pittsburg
papers this morning: tremendous
fall of rain in the city; streets and
houses flooded; great destruction of life
and property; sixteen bodies recovered
and Others missing; union depot atloat;
fifty lives reported LOST
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The Cotton Caterpillar.

CHARLESTON, S. G., July 27.-The
cotton caterpillar has made its appear
ance in force in Orangeburg county, in
the interior of the state, MS well ~ on
the coast. The uniavorable weather
and lateness of the crop makes the
planters apprehensive that the worm
will do serious harm.
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water spoutin Nevada.

SAN FRANCISCO, July GA dispatch
from Echo says the loss by the flood
is one hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars. Several more bodies have been
found and u number are still mis-
sing.
A water spout bursted near Carson
City, Nevada, yesterday afternoon,
causing great destruction of property
and loss of life.
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From Cuba.

HAVANA, July ga flight recently
took place between the troops and a
body of insurgents numbering from
eighty to one hundred. The latter
stood firm, but were finally compelled
to dispense. with loss of six killed and
many wounded.
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T. H ST
ORDER OF PROCESSION.

The procession will form at the engine
house, on Commerce street, at 9oclock A,
NJ, in the following order:
l-Dallas City brass band.
2--Vsting Fire companies.
3--Dallas Fire companies.
I-Mayora and City Council in carriages.
5-DaIlas Turner association.
6--Base Ball clubs of Dallas.
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NOTICE.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, \
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER or CURRENCY,
Washington, July 49, 1874. }
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence pre-
scented to the undersigned, II has been made
to appear that the
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SARATOGA, July 27.-Professor Don
Alison aud his balloon came down about
eight miles north of this place at six
o'clock Saturday afternoon.
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DISSOLUTION.

The coparineship in the practice of medl-
eide heretofore existing between p. and j. =.
Darlington, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. The unpaid fees due said
firm will be received by nr. ]. y. Carrington,
who will retain the old office, over Adams q
Leonards bank.
Dallas, July 20, 1874. iSsdiw
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Tornado i'm wisconsin.

GENEVA LAKE, Wis, July IA
tornado passed through this village
this morning, doing considerable dam
age, but there was no loss of life.
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LINE OF MARCH.

Down Commerce street TO the court house
square, up Main street to Market, up Market
to Elm, mp Elm to the Fair Grounds
The celebration viii then commence
with
l-Oratlons by distinguished orators.
Match game of base ball for a premium
of n fine silver cup.
3-Foot race one hundred yards-premiuin
silver goblet.
I-Athletic exercises by the Turner's.
5-Elegant set of jewelry to be voted To the
most popular young lady present.
g-Handsome cake stand tn the most popue
lar married lady present.
7-Gold headed cane to the most popular
fireman.
s-Grand wheel barrow race-premium
box of cigars.
9-Muslc and dancing, to he followed by n
variety of other entertainme' Is
Refreshment stands will pe on the gfonnds
All intoxicating liquors strictly prohibited.
The fire departments OF all tue towns nnd
cities i'm the state, the press ana the punhc
generally are cordially invited To attend
and are pledged a hearty welcome.
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COM MIrT Il e -.
ARRANGEMENTS.

I. j. Frank, d. Gibbs, W. q. Meyers, John
Tension, j. W. simmons, John Schadeil.
RECEPTION.
a. NJ. Friend, Ed. :, Gay. l.. Cohn, j. l..
Leonard, Ed. Harris, W. ID. Greenlaw, June
Peak, w. c. Common, j. Il Barkey, Alex.
Sanger. l3ld&wtd
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