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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

GENERAL SHERMAN has written q letter
to Colonel John R. Suffer apolOgizing
for speaking Of him in his memoirs as
" tight" on one occasion. He writes
that he has instructed his publisher to
substitute the word enthusiastic for
tight" Enthusiastic is pretty good.
We'can now say that Grant was enthusi-
astic at the clam-bake without giving
ofense.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

injured, and a considerable number of
people obliged TO vscate their houses.
The railroad bridge stfl stood. but
whether it would continue to resist the
great pressure against It was not known.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

THERE is a valiant chap in Minneapo-
lis who denounces the two St. Louis edi-
tors who fought a duel recently as Cow
ards" He is the same fellow who some
time ago was denounced as the pimp
and parasite of a perjured scoundrel, y
and submitted to it like the boy ran over
by a calf. OF course be is a good judge
Of true aud unadulterated bravery.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

TwENTY.TnREE hours and three quar-
ters from New York to Cincinnati is the
time made by the fast mail train over
the Pennsy lvania Central.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

JAMES P. BARR, senior editor Of the
Pittsburg Post, vas a prominent caudi-
date for the nomination for Governor at
the Erie Convention last week, and at
one time was ahead Of all competitors.
Judge Cyrus L. Pershipg, the nominee,
does not, however, receive the Less
hearty support Of the Post.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

An Oregon man has astonisbed the
Agricultural Department at Washington
by sending in q single shipment Of one
hundred and thirty-six different kinds Of
insects.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

SHERIFF W. H. HLRsEY, Of Kinds
county, Mississippi, declines to state
who forced him to send that FIRST dis.
patch. Ames says the second one was
sent voluntarily.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

GoyERSoR ALIENS majority oyer
Noyes in 1873 was si7 votes, and now
the Republicans at Washington begin to
admit that Allen will beat Hays over
10000 votes in 1875.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

COLONEL LEON TRoUsDALR, State Su-
perintendent Of Public instruction, will
shortly take up his residence in Edge
Geld.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

ATTORNEY GENERAL PIERREPoSr does
Dot suit party purposes as we'll as viii
liams. Look out for loud complaints
against him.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

A YELLOW FEVER canard from New
Orleans by way OF Cincinnati, published
this morning, says that in the town Of
Milton, Fla, nine miles above Pensa-
cola, out of the entire population, which
is fifty, four, there are thirty-tRree cases
Of yellow fever, eleven fatal. At West
Pascagoula, 100 miles from New Or
leans, there are seventy cases, with fifteen
deaths during the past week.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

The Nashville American is not too
dignifed to be humoroas, as for instance:
why tax n mans cur and exempt
another mans CURRENCY" Why not
cheese itl"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

Two hundred students presented them
selves on the opening.day of the AR.
kansas State University, at Fayetteville.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

TIE Republican majority has been
reduced to probably less than 5000 in
Maine.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

DrLASo has not resigned yet, but is
still about to do so.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

We learn. from a personal friend Of
Mr. Davis that he was not offered or
promised any lecture fee for the adj
dresses delivered in Missouri, though the
managers Of the different agricultural
associations may have since rendered
him a proper compensation. W. are
sure thsy should DO SO, and that there
would be no indelieacy in his receiving
such well-earned pay for his services.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

The largest and best selected stock
of boots and shoes in the city can be
found at Thos. B. cofey q Co.'S
No. BOZ Main street, under the Pea
body Hotpl. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

$50 to $4,000 has been invested in
Stock Privileges and paid 800 per cent.
profit. "How to do it, A book on
Wall street. sent free.
TUMBRIDeE & Co, Bankers,
xxi-l4dtw Wall street, N. Y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

to apply in all such cases. II the Gov
erner is unable TO maintain his au thor
ity; if, with all the prestige Of p osses-
sion, all the influence Of patrons .ge, all
the organization Of power and tle sup
port Of the l~aw-abiding citizens, be IS
still unable to command obedie nee or to
enforce the Law, then let him step aside
aud wholly withdraw until tue central
authority has finally succeeded in doing
what he has failed to do, If we are to
have the bayonets, let us dispense with
the Governor; if we are to keep the Gov
let us see if we cannot do without
the bayonets.
This is about as plain an invitation to
Ames to step down and out as could
we'll be constructed out Of our language.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16
AUoTloR HOUSE
As Q AucTloN HOUSE.
A. E. F~RANKLAND'S
AUCTION sALEsROOMs,
NO. 1876 MAIN STREET.

NRkDE SALES CLOTHING, DRY GOODS.
i Boots. Shoes. Hats and Notions through
out the season.
1-ensispmeSt soiieited hture c-siy.
neM sSa dlssates attended to with prompt
sae, '0un' .ales rendered Immediately after
always on hand large stock at private sale.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

IT turns out that Dot Dorg, the rev.
erend seoundrel, Lucius Copeland, who
was tarred and feathered at Knoxville,
was a blacker scamp than ever possibly
imagined. A Knoxville citizen has lately
visited Rochester, New York, neal which
place Copeland figured in early life. 1t
appears that he was a born scamp, and
pretty well educated by the rest of the
family, who looked upon him as the
"smart" one Of the whole generation.
At the age Of fifteen he stole some rail
road tickets and watch and was sent to
the p~enitentiary for six months. He has
been married three times; had two chill
dren; run off with another mans wife to
Europe on $lO,O 900 which he had Dor
rowed," and committed numberless ras-
calities. AT last accounts Copeland was
meditating a lecture tour. Knoxville
would be a good place to start from.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16
NEW YORK.

IT. -
NEW YoRK, September ga number
of general passenger and ticket agents
of Southern railroads arrived yesterday
afternoon in the first through car ever
run in a continuous trip from between
New Orleans and New York, and will
proceed to-day to Saratoga, where, to-
morrow will be opened the ~semi-annual
convention of the General Ticket and
Passenger Agents Association. The
convention viii probably remain in SEES
sion until Tuesday or Wednesday Of next
week.
A fire this morning in a ive-story
brick building, 81 Ann street, damaged
the stock Of occupants $4,000.
Charles Francis Adams has written
the following letter to a gentleman in
Brooklyn who sent him a copy of the
Times of hat city containing an article
in which was said: I'VE have hopes that
an aroused public spirit will find some
way of making itself potent in the nomi-
mating convention next year, and that
Mr.. Adams may be called from his retire
ment at Quincy and restore to the Presi-
dency its ancient dignity and legislative
influence
QUINCY. September 5, 1915.
Ny DEAR SIR-I cannot but be deeply
moved by the voluntary expressions of
esteem which l occasionally find in the
newspapers in reference to myself. 1
trust they may not have the effect of
turning my head or making me think Of
myself better than l ought to think.
With regard "a the suggestion made in
the article to which you call my atten-
ton | am sure it would be very agree
able to me to undertake the work, but |
have, / fear, already on my hands quite
as much as / can dare hope to accom-
plish during my term of life, approach
ing so near the three score and ten.
Prescribing it as the limit OF usefulness
as | do, | shall have to make haste or run
great risk of leaving matters in confu-
Son. 1t is for this reason that | have
been iDdifferenttoth the wishes Of many who
have desired to have me called again
into public life. / see nothing there just
nov which promises a happy result with
in a short time. / am steadily releasing
myself from the responsibility if not OF
writing history, at least Of putting ont
Of reach Of accident the valuable mate
rails for writing it, which have been
placed in my hands, or which / have
myself gathered in my own career. |
doubt whether9I could be made more
useful to the world in any other way
Excuse me for this egotism, and be-
lieye me, very truly yours,
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

Call and examine before buying +
l8 EDNosDs, PgrrIckey a Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-16

The subscription prize Of the
PUBLIC LEDGE is IS per annnm
for Daily, and 81 per annum Tor
weekly. POSTAGE FREE.
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Foreign,

JAcRMEI., February ~, The nov
treaties between llayli aud Sun Do
mingo bind each 10 maintain the In
tegrily Of their respective territories
aud against codlng tho adJnc0nt lslnnd'
to u foreign power,
Cannlbal 1emlo, with eighty Of hl'
followers, are % be executed for man
eating
Coffee abundant ut thirteen dollars,
LAGUYllA, February l2,-'l'he insur-
gent general, Duchoune, hps been
Killed, his stan captured, and peace re-
stored
LONDON, February l2-lwonly,lhree
bishops have protested against Inter-
ference with the Catholic elections In.
piled In liismnrck's circular.
Edward Kendall an American then
tor manager, poisoned himself to-day
with dose of chlOml,
MADRID, February IA decree H.,
sued to-day calls for seventy thousand
men, fifteen thousand Of which are for
,cuba. Eight thousand realI secures
exemption,
The Bank Of Spain has advanced
the. government one hundred million
reals.
Alfonso has reached Valladolid.
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Destructive FIRE,

HARTFORD, February II, A fire was
discovered at three o'clock this mora
lng IN Mullcr's fancy store on Main
street. The hydrants were frozen aud
The fire spread south. The falling walls
injured several. Total loss two hun.
dred and lfty thousand dollars, The
IRE Is still burning
LAT@-Aftcr twelve hours, the fire Is
under control. STAIRS building was
burned, occupied 10y Ives, lngcrsoll ~
Co.; loss one hundred thousand dollars,
10 is thought the fire will be confined
TO ils present limits.
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WAsAINGTON,
No Railroad BlIIs 10 be reported
10 lhe Senate this session.
PinChbaCk's case 10 be Discussed
In The senate To-Day.


WB.NDt, February Con.
II grrHWnu ~ uuHc His WtIHt to-day
\ trow g a. 0u thc ice,
Tue house ~ considering the tariff
x bin.
Tine appropriations committee have
agreed 70 appropriate i've hundred
"A thousand dollars W enable the eNecu'
"A tive departments and Smithsonian in.
4 sutute 20 participate IN the centennial,
Nrhis IT, for u suitable building, clerk
N hire etc.
N There was a cabinet meeting to-day.
They discussed railroad matiers..
N THE committee on banking and cur
8rency lave decided that t@o impress
N a"' ,nutea shall be t9k0n outside oi
x " buildinS.
u pminAtiCne.
II rHus PelebAtmg tie tariff
T rsG ,i$&tO committee of
NJ ms i, il,,r on sos piit;fr eS.el .AsN sad
1.-TWO bills were passed for ne reiiel Oi
" Duncan Montgomery 81 tennessee,
and Of John hldridge, of Iwnessce.
A bill for the relief OF certain loyal
citizens, whose moneys were coHNs-
scated by the conf, derase congress ~
fLouisiana, was also reported farombiy
& by The committee of the whole, but the
8hCuse adjourned without a tinai vote
on il. ,.,
"A IN the senate, the vice president laid
Before that body communication
from the secretary OF war, enclosing
thp report Of Major w. ~ Merrii ~
Regard 60 the extension OF lhe Chesa'
beake and OHIO canal from Cumber-
laud, Maryland, TO PittsplFg, fehllSyi
Yania. Referred 10 the fohihi'''ee on
Y transportation routes. =
M Mr.. Scott presented - Ememor'hl OF
B acilzans Of various parts % PcnnsylN IVA
Mia, IN favor Of government aid to the
Tcxas ppciic railroad. similar memo'
Nals were presented by Mr. CAMERON
& Of which were referred 70 the COM
&c on railroads, S
sR Mr. Clayton, Of Arkansas moved to
Bike Up the Presidents message III re-
gard TO affairs in Arkansas, sent To lhe
SENATE few days ago, Tor lhe purpose
of having 1t referred.
Mr.. Edmunds, OF Vermont, raised a
point of order that IL could not be TIA
ken up in the morning hour. The
arle adopted 10y the senate recently,
pf0Viding for the call Of committees IN
order, vas one of the standing rules OF
the senate, and it could not DC ses aside
unles5 by unanimous consent lie
therefore objected 90 taking up the
message.
M Clayton then Withdrew his mo-
tiDn.
lhe bill to guarantee interest on the
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
GALVESTON,

GALvhToN, February l2-Cotton
opened strong. Ordinary l2sc; good
ordinary 13sc; low middIng Age; mid
ding l5Ic good middling ljSc. Sales
2u35 hales Receipts ,S3S bales. Stock
Su,a69.
f,xcuange-C Commercial bills in scant
supply; rates very firm. Commercial
New FORK sight, currency, par gold,
nominal. New Orleans sight, currency,
par gold, nominal. Sterling, sixty
DAVIS, rs 30. Bankers New York SIT hit,
currency, premium gold, nominal.
New Orleans sight, currency, pre-
MUM gold, nominal. Sterling, sixty
days, 50 SO.
Hides steady. Dry flint selected, Isl
@lSSc; as they run 1Sl@lS2c; wet
sailed selected Sc; butchers green no
Sc; dry sailed sold as dry flint with al
lowance for salt; glue stock, 5 cents.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, February l2.-Cotton
Demand moderate. Sales 4, $50 bales.
Prices easier. Good ordinary, 1890
1899; low middling, 14!@l4sc; mid
ding, 15@l58c; strict midd!ing, 15}@
l5gc; good middling to middling fair,
Receipts 3,79I bales; export coast
wise, 80 bales; Great Britain, 4,424
balef; stock, 29l ,027 bales; unsold last
evening, l5l, 200 bales; on shipboard,
145,0u bales.
Sales for the week, $4,000 bales; re-
ceipts net, S5,4S5 bales; gross, 40,567
exports continent, 2,lS9 bales; coast,
A, $50 bales; Great Britain, %. 1919 bales,
Cold, ll43. Sight par. Sterling
S. 54!.
New York, f. bruary l2-NoOn-
Gold opened mt ll1s.
Stocks active, unsettled and lower.
Exchange - Long, 81 IS; short,
ST 81. Governments active and lower.
State bonds quiet Stocks dull. Money
% per cent. Gold la.
Cotton dull. Sales 229 bales. Urlands
15gc; Orleans, l6c.
Futures opened nominal and inact-
i've. February, l5s@15 l1-l6c; March,
rs IL lGGlGc; April, l6 l-l6(g l6!c
May, 16s@l6 7-l6c; June, 16s@l64c.
Flour dull and heavy.
Wheat declining.
Pork dull.
Evening COtton-Net receipts, 404
bales gross, ., 43l bales.
Money in better demand at 2l@3.
Sterling nominal, closing at !.
Governments = Dull and steady.
state bonds quiet and steady.
Futures closed quiet. Sales 10, 1000
hales. February, 10 2l-329l5 I-l6;
March, Is % S2G9 15ac; April, 1871 32c;
Msy, 16 l3-32@16 T-16r; June, 10 ll-l6@
i6 23-32c; July, 16 l5-l69l6 81 -32c; Au-
gust, II l-16lg1Ttc; September. l6sc.
Cotton dull and easier; sales 624
bales at l5s@l5sc.
LIvERP0Of..
I.rvERpooL February 12-Noon--
/ Cation dull MiddlInE pplands, 5sG
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OswEGo, n. V, February l2--The
railroads leading out of this city have
been abandoned on account Of the re-
ceut storm.
LATER Efforts are making to open
The 0swego and Syracuse road. The
others are abandoned for the present.
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BOSTON, FebruarDl2.- IT is bitter cold,
q y ah9,rthweststorIn is ragipgntfC Cape
~, Fuur fishing vessels, in attempt,
n 10 make the harbor ran ashore, aua
II zee hound. a revenue cutter nus
%ue 70 Their assistance with provis-
~. vessels are ashore at other points.
4ahy crews have been frosted. The
Y lp bunker Hill, with two hundred
" o5 .Sbgar aud quantity of hemp,
4 IS burned and scnttled in Manila
BAY, February sd; loss one quarter Of q
million dollars.
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National Grange.

CHARLESTON, $. G.. February r..
The national grange last night adopted
he report of the committee on the an
nunl address of Master ID. w. Adams
endorsing his recommendation that
subordinate oranges he iogtercd 10y the
national grange, and that mauuiac-
lrtos In the south be encouraged.
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Accents.

BALTfMoRE, February II. Prof Gil
man, of the university of California,
accepts the presidency Of the John
Hopkins university, for which Mr..
Hopkias bequeathed two and n half
million dollars.
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Boston, February l2.-The supreme
court refused to interfere in behalf of
Boy, the murderer of jesse III. Pome-
roy. He is to be hanged.
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The wer. yIva,pia Contest.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, February r.
on the last ballot to-day Camden re-
ccived twenty.seven. Walker twentv-
four price eighteen, scattering eight.
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FAitih,
PARIS, February ll,-lientea 6if65c
Comparative Cotton Statement.

NEW YORK, February le,-'Net re-
ceipls at all United States ports for the
week lOi, lG8; same week last year 49,
$780, total TO date 2,53d ,OOSi TO SAME date
last year 9,S2d,iii; exports for the week
n, $50; Inst year G0,Al7; total Ia date,
$50, 7ii; last year l,5lS0s5; stock atall
United States ports siHenl; Inst ycnr
sis,8j0i stock at all interior towns 49,
iOl; same time last year ljl, SIS; stock
NJ Liverpool 7dS,OOO, last year g., 900;
stock of American ailoat for Great
Britain 2eS,O0O same time last year
AlA.OOD.
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Now UiAnnn.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, February r. :
Rev. Juggar, rector Of the church Of
the Holy Trinity, accepts the bishopric
OF southern Ohio.
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rmE WEAruER.

During saturday, ia the gull aaio.
alWg barometer sombe1y wind.
wNncr cloudy on partly cloudy
Menthnf
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NEW YORK, February l2.-Naviga-
ton ON the North and East rivers is
seriously impeded by ice.
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THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure Of Malls at Dallas Post.
nlllce.
Northern NlnlI

Oiice.
Northern Mail,
| Via NJ, X. ana T,R. H., comprising western
| northern ana eastern states, New York and
~, Louis mails, arrives daily NJ 7;lO y mi de-
| parts daily VI $40 am,
southern Mnil.
New Orleans and southern Louisiana, Gal
weston, Houston, Austin, Wnco aud all Other
points In southern Texas, arrives daily NJ 7.lC
y mi departs daily NJ &lOpm.
Eastern Mail,
Via II. and T., R.R., comprising southern aud
middle states, Louisville, Chattanooga, Nom
phls, Little Rock, ana shreveport aud all
eastern TeNHs, arrives daily AZ ii u IN; de-
parts daily Vt p IN.
western Mail,
From Fort Worth, Clcburne, Granbury,
WeNtherford, Decatur, Pnlo Pinto, JRcltsbofO
ana western posts, arrives daily at 800 p IN;
departs daily tt II M
Cedar wuI Mnu.
Cedar illl, Mansfield, Alyarudo ana Cross
Iinbers, arrives NJ u p III Wednesday and
Saturday; departs Monday and Thursday NJ
I n IN.
Scyene Mail.
Scyene, Huught'S store and Union Hin
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
NJ ~ M; departs NJ y m alternate days.
Denton Mail.
Denton, Bolivar. ElzahothtOwn, Bnyds
NILS, Louisville ana Trinity Mills, arrives
nt6 IN Monday, "Wednesday and Saturday;
departs At z IN alternate days.
LisbOn Mail.
Red Oak and Lisbon arrives nj 4 y IN Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday; departs nltern-
ate days at 7 an.
Mails for IIoboS store, 9rapevinean and Duck
creek are taken out by hand, NJ Irregular in
tervnla.
Office Hours.
Delivery window, "a m 10 8 pm.
Money order window, y u nj u II m, and
from y m to 4pm.
stamps Gold from y u m to 5 pm.
Letters registered only during money order
hours.
an persons having complaints against the
once, Oh any uuuOurt, Trth plense present
the same, In writing or In person, TO the post
master
NM. JONES, Postmaster.
Samuel =. Jones, assistant postmaster; owen
Gerry, money order clerk; d. a. Brown and
W. 7. Chunn, delivery clerks; W. II. Went
worth and VIM. Parsons, mailing clerks.
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The9ailgA stala

Onleo Ia "lierald Hineh" CarneF ~
Main and IaniHF ntreet', over first
National hnuh, husinosH once
Front aUom. seeuno 'ipflt
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H. IAe OnIy pHprJ ln northern
Texas ihHt receives ihc iRii
Press dlepnichcs'
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7idi Orleans, 7l@sd, Sales, 10000
bales,
ar, N, -Sales on basis mlddlng up,
lands nothing below good ordinary,
shipped January, 7ad shipped March
mud April, 7ld not below low mid
ding, delivered April nnl May 7,d !
on basis middling Orleans not below
low middllng, shipped January aud
February, I'D,
az, M-Sales on basis mlddllng up
lands nothing below good ordinary,
shipped January and February, 7sd.
LONDON,
LONDON, February l2,--Erie, s6l@
2d!,
PARIS.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
nopATON IN TkXAN rENINA..

arrival nad Dopnr,nre 81 1nins al
Dnitnh,
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THE GALVESTON TIMES.

tall at NJ. B. Franklin 4 Co.'S and sub
sorihe for the Galveston Times. published
BY IoUaaKRf VAN Horn. II isn Straight
osss dom ocratie. and tlis lsrCr<s . I'd cheap
sst pspsr IN 10 ssatss - =. s'sfu
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I.oiyts. AilYm
Mail ana ENpfoag. .,...,8.'u u. Boz, lnHn. W
Accom- Odutlou,.,,,,,...bOUH "a, On, tu .tlu
Through Frelghtr,,,.,a,u ~, b., 1850 n iu
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rllE pALt.tN IlEftAhD

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-13

I.1vEppooI, February l2-NooB--
Cotton d'aiL NiddllnE pplands. 7s&
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-13

GALvhToN, February l2-Cotton
opened strong. Ordinary l2sc; good
135c; low midding l4sc; mid
ding l55c good middling ljSc. Sales
2 U35 hales. Receipts ] 1913 bales. Stock
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-13

Via T, and T., R.R., comprising southern and
middle states, Louisville, Chattanooga, Mem
phls, Little Rock, nnd shreveport, aud all
eastern Texas, arrives daily az II IN; de-
nnIIA lnllX nj 4 Ii LII.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-02-25

The libel cases against the News
and Courier have been referred to a
special term, appointed by Judge
Reed for the 19tf of April. The
News and Courier is ably represented
by General James Connor and Hon.
w. D. Porter. Solicitor Buttz and
pistrict-Attorncy Corbin will conduct
the prosecution. Duttz seems to hang
more on the charge of murder against
Bowen than of his forging pay-rolls:
but Gen. Connor very coolly assures
nm that he viii prove overwhelm-
ihgiy the truth of overy position
taken.