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Vienna Grange vcnllOlh.

From tho Nionna Sentinel, Aug. lith.l
The irange Convention which assembled
her" last Monday was very wcll attended.
The Convention met ut about ton O'Clock
Hodge, and proceeded To II temporary
iS;tnization: olcctinS Mr. W. w Pattison
temporary c,airilan DIR. a. Il. SimontOn,
Mr.. j.. r. Sellers and }. T. johnson, Esq,
After their report tho convention went into
Il permanent organization. DIR. Is. Il. Dill
lard. Of Union parish was elected chairman
OF tho Convention. Speeches nXplaininE
been called, were made by j. T.. johnson
and j.. II. Sellers.
\ series Of resolutions referred to tho con-
vcntion bya Grange convention ut Farmer
willie, recommending, to subordinate Oranges
tho establishing of Grange agencies and
warehouses; to bn conducted by tho Oranges
through stock and Joint stock companies,
was referred To II committee of three MEM
b"rS who reported unii,vOrably upon some
of the resolutions, but after discussion the
resolutions were finally adopted.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted provided for
the establishment ola CORPORATE ion to carry
commercial business on tho Ouach ita
river at Trenton or Cotton Port, shares Mt
twcnt y-Gvn dollars each, capital S21,OOU.
\ committee of three consisting of q. X.
Price, r.. r. Sellers AMI J. l.. johnson, wero
appointed to ascertain the best terms upon
which tho services of an agent at Trenton,
for the patrons, could be secured and report
to the delegates from the hill parishes, ut
tho Convention to assemble at Monroe on
tho ith Of September next.
IN" Committee adopted II resolution re-
"opniHinE the Importance to each Grange
of having II representation ut the Scptcm-
Der convention in Monroe and earnestly
recommending The Subordinate Oranges to
send to that convention delegates whom
they would authorize to represent their in
tCrcSt and by whose acts they would agree
Ito be bound in regard to transportation on
tn" Duachita and its tributaries.
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school, is practically crushed. 1t is

school, is practically crushed. 1t il
now degraded to a mere asylum for
destitute blind persons, and affords
salary to Il Political pimp and home
for himself and his family. Thus the
benevolent purpose of the people is
frustrated, aN-payers robbed, and the
blind defrauded of the benefit which
the generosity OF the State would bes-
tow. This iniquity ought to be
crushed; and all good men ought i'm
pcratively TO demand the immediate
cessation of this outrage upon civiliza.
ton, and of this barbarous lmockery of
philanthropy. earnestly request that
You will fully discuss this subject in
your columns and in tho name of the
people, in the name of justice and
humanity, demand of the Governor
Immediate and thorough reform, by
the appointment of intelligent and
worthy men to the Trustceship of the
tho institution for the blind. If reform
be refused, then let the Legislature ut
its next session SO change the law as to
intrust the institution to educated and
competent men and lot the Executive
be relieved of all appointing power as
related to this interest. Should such
legislation prove impracticable, then
let an appropriation be made to pay
tho debt of the institution; but not
dollar to its support. Let n like course
be pursued III regard to the institution
for the deaf and dumb. Refusal to
To f<>r In
these institutions will not more fully
prevent tho benefit they are intended
to confer, than does their present pros
titution to partisan greed. Refusal to
appropriate simply withholds Il bene-
fit; but to appropriate public money
which shall DO abused by social Parial,s
and political Thugs is frightful
wrong, II crushing damnation. In con-
formation of all l have said, and for
information concerning me, l respect
fully refer to Col. ID. l.. Boyd, of the
State University. i have presented Il
mere outline statement of the wicked
ness pcrpctratcd upon tho institution
for the blind. To specify details would
be long, wcarisome, and loathesome.
| deem II better that this subject should
be discussed by you. l have already
written somewhat for the New Orleans
papers, and for the Baton Rouge Advo-
cate. As am the person who was
elected from the place of principal, 1
am, by many, assumed to be pecuniarly
interested. This low assumption that
only ncrccnary motives can nctuate Il
worker for II public interest weakcns
the effect of the utteruncc of the man
! so related to such interest.
Hoping that you will exert your
great influence in cndcaVOring to cor
rect the abuse, and to suppress the
iniTuity here mentioned, l am, very
respectfully, your most ob't. servant,
+. LANE.
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Esr. =. (. Els,risssy,

Having returned to Mnmror offers his
L professional services to the citizens Of
lac town and count ny surrounding. L. NAV
hH trun'!, when mot professionally engaged.
cit it"T Il! his office III the itr,,al,i huitfin.r
Hr-St,il>'. at his residence in rear OF the
tiiarhiiH House.
NnN"mhCr IT, 1874. SLY.
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"EAGI.E BIRB.'-IIaHSiHan Il RoOs have
purpOScly selected the Bird " on the sign
as their emblem. Friends and strangers you
can rest assured of square dealing in thoir
House. We again repeat no reposi
tory for any second class VicksburS house.
We sell no old shop-worn goods; we sell
II" damaged goods. We have connection
whatever, but stand on our platform, square
dealing to all; no old rubbish to sell for
others, but run fresh goods at all times for
/ the lowest cash prices.
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.I'.,I& " TNl:i:
i''hN EMERY. :. u. VI 'l:Ni:!
- AZ y. Sd. SIcEssaEy

l TfDiNEHS At Law, Monroe, La,
q. 4 practice in the Parish and Dist rict
courts OF hurrhit:t, Nnrrhnusu. f'rlul>ii
ii!r;li'tnd, caldwell and t:ttallnula Parishes
ia TIA" Supreme Court at MonrOo and nj
tel states Courts. Fart ic!Illt ut ION r.ai1
I" business in the Land pHico Department
"t'ihr ''"nrrt! Government. ANTI
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SsHIai:ssslsss kEvilEs.Isl

E>ATISII SURVEYOR or OTACiIiTA.
Il piii"c 1T the Land Dilicc. Monroe, la.
VIII survey land, furnish Plans and
Srcci!i"ai ions for the construct ion OF Low
"r~. f.ml,au!<mCntS,D Drainage canals. Roads.
Bridges. and other works of public inn
Improvement. Oct. l., 1873. "
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CTT6-iN ENGINE:
+ O /; = \ /. /. g.

FOR : y LIZ.
: %.I-h"r,. power steam engine, IN good
ur,!cI-- with mill fixtures complete, for sale
cheap. Apply to !. Il. Henson. Aberdeen,
NJ is,~.- -! /" II. Il. HOLMES,
Hamilton L o., La,
June 10, 1870. If.
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EAGLE iiIHp.-rhc people can rely upon
getting their moneys worth at the Great
Cheap Cash House OF Hausman Il ROOs,
sign of the - Eagle Bird " next to Kinder
nIauu'S on DeS;ia,d Street.
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/. \ n G DON NUR :, i. X t.:
Mobile. July :, 1879.

l.. \ y G u Don y u Il :; ]: X i:S.
Thr Nursery business at the I.al,.stlOn
Nurseries Will be continued under lac sole
uirc,tio and management of the under
signed. The stock the ensuing season will
DC
'E'hr Largest and iioSt Complete ever
Before offered in the South,
and as All orders and letters will now
criVG the personal attention of the under
signed. the public may rely on the utmost
pron5nt tudc and fidelity in all cases.
ri Those indebted to the l.angdon Muir
series will make payment only to me or
my order. Address
&. G. LANGDOE,
MOBILE, Nl.A.,
Lock Box POI.
I.angdon Nurseries, near Mobile,
July 10. 1879. 1873
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TO TIE PLANTERS
oIrNa'iilTA x ADJOINIEC: PARISHES {:

Having purchased the right, and learned
he use OF! the r. NJ. Bailey Patent Gin Saw
Shar l'cucr. ] would respectfully inform you
thai am prepared to whct your Gins at
short, not ice and ON reasonable terms. Tho
very best of references given.
For further ininrmation, cal or
:ulir. 81,
y. BENOIT, Monroe, La.
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E1ISCELlANEOU
NI%S DF.tTiON.

The co-partnorship heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, doing business UNI
der the firm StVle of G. G. I.;tnGdOn IL Co.,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent, c.
&. II;lngdon retaining the claims duo the
Nursery proper and assuming all the liabil-
tiles therefor, and u. q ~. Campball re-
tanning" all the claims of the city store pro-
per and assuming all the liabilities thcrc-
tor.
G. G. LANGDON,
DOUGLAS CAMPBELL,
ARCHIE CA AIPHELI..
MNhilc. July :, 1879.
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SET IL. sHsIEsfs a,
il. Willis i;IciiNIsDSOE. HOH''T EItiI

X. Willis i;IciihED~oE. NOI'r RICHARDSON.
ks- IA se- ~. EsErsaia.'essn.s.
s Ttri;NitTS At LAW, Monroe, La,
l L practice i'll all thc Parishes OF North
Louisiana, in the Supreme Court At Monroe,
the Hrlrral Courts, and in tho Land biicc
Department O; the General Government.
juno - ISL. IN-ti
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Cards OF a personal chu'octe,-when adj
missible-wili be charged double our reg
ul:lr advertising rates.
Obituary and Marriage notices Will be
charged us advertisements.
Any person sending us five new cash sub
s;rihcrs, at the same post office. will be en-
titi:'' to It copy of The TELEGRAPH gratis,
for one year.
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR
TRANSPORTATION

The Committee appointed for the purpose
by the Convention ut the City of Monroe,
La, July q, 1879, hereby advertise for. and
invite scaled proposals, or bids, with prices.
for carrNing he frci"htS and passengers 0i
til" Order, for one year from Is; OF October,
lS"', on the Diachitl river and it's ;ributa-
rCS-priccS for 1rcightS and passengers to
be given separately for each.
These bids will be addressed to
{. II. MORRISON, MONROE, La,
endorsed "BidS for Grange Transport: III ion'
and remain received, till the 18th Of
Scptnnnber, 1879 al ~, when the, viii be
opened by the Convention then to DC
assembled. The right is reserved to said
tonNcn;ian Of rejecting all the offers made
at its discretion, or 10 accept such il may
deem to the interest Of its constituents.
{. II. MORRISON. Chairman.
w. NJ. WNSlil'it
{. W. PHILLIPS,
!. =. LEWIS.
Monroe, July %. 1870. ct.
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NOTICE 70 COTTON PLANTERS.
PRICE OF
GIN STANDS REDUCED

me ulhi"rSlEhct - Frcpafri l" M an
orders for the cclcbrat cd light ur:iy!rht
Gulictt Cotton Gin. Each and every Ma
chine is fully guaranteed to give sat stc
ton, having been tested at the Factory
before shipping. We only ask II trial Of
them to convince the most Sllcptical OF their
superiority. We challenge AL other
makers of gins to compete with MS in
point of all the running qualities of II Cotton
Gin also the Workmanship and finish Of
the Who'll" .taritinr. IhrV are made from
part rigid!v inspected by the Inventor,
Il. d. Gullctt, Esq, before leaving tho
shop. Price. 81 90 per SAW for the Mag
noia, and 81 % per SAW for the Pelican
gin. send for circular.
l.. FLA NIX GEORGE, Marion. La.
GCml At for y. Louisiana and Arkansas.
J. l.. l;N I'm l..
Agent, Monroe. La.
July eth, 1870. Gur.
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TTOENCY AT Law and Commits
N Soncr for Texas. Oi1icc Wood street
Mnitrrc, Lat. Prompt attention given to col
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bH. WIN. S:sElltSl
T.. N.fsOlk.
SSi., ". &. SsrSsia%V.

y ESt i.S the practice of his profession,
~ and offers his SrrV ices to he citizens OF
Monroe AMI Vicinity. Office: Ia -e"ontl
story of Ercard'ss Brick Store, corner Grand
and DeSi:tri streets. June Is, ISIS. ~
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az tIIJTt AGENCY

FOR THE
l. y \ G DO X y L Il $ T. X ES,
NEAR
III IL l, 1 4
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t\Si i. SrIIii:s;. mo. II. SrO NE.
sSt.ssss,sI ~ Stone
A YTpHNEIS AT law, Monroe, La,
IA Office III Henry I\indrruiaiii!'S Euiid-
ing, ul,St:tirS, De-;i;:r.t street.
October >, 1874. If.
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
ATTEHN0O DIsPATCuEs,
Sixteen Hundred Lives Lost
BY an Earthquake la New
Grenada.
Twelve Survivors ~ the SlcnIn-
ship Nici,sburg Arrive NJ
NJ johns.
Probable Abdicuilon Of The
King Of Greece.
Arrest Of C0untcrfciicrS--Vcs
sci Wrecked.
Death Of Communist Edii0I-.-
Delegates 10 The Gem
tcnniaI.
Probable Abdicnilon Of The
King Of Greece.
Arrest Of C0untcrfcitcrs-..Vcs
sci Wrecked.

LONDON, June l2,-'rhc Daily News
reports that II crisis IN imminent NJ
llenSwlch, which may result In the
0bdlcatl0n Of the klng
Turkish mensOl-wnr have been or
dercd 10 cruise IN Greek waters. The
Russian minister has arrived The
kug viii not abdlcnte without securing
the rights of his heir 10 the throne.
The probability OF foreign Intervention
IL discussed nj Athens.
HAVANA, June l2,-'rhe police here
arrested six persons In the net Of pre-
pairing counterfeit tax receipts and lot
terry tickets.
LONDON, June IL. The ship llogara
In ashore oilHolyhead breaking uE her
stern IL falling away. Three hundred
bales OF cotton have been recovered
from the wreck.
LONDON, June l2.-'rhe workmen's
societies OF this city have opened n mn
tlonal subscription 10 provide for send
Ing n delegation to the Philadelphia
exhibition.
Marathon, the communist editor
who urged the shooting of the arch
bishop OF Paris, died in Now Caledonia.
MONTREAL, June l2.--The following
telegram was just received;
ST. johns, N. D., June u.
10 y, Terrence n Cos
Nine Of the crew and passengers of
the Nicksburg were brought here to-
day by American fishermen.
Signed. sToEF.
The government has dispatched n
steamer in search of the missing boats.
NEW York, June l2.--The young
trotting mare Volunteer Maid, valued
ut twelve thousand dollars, was found
to-day, in her pasture on Long Island,
with her leg fractured. She had TO be
shot.
HAVANA, June l2.-News by way of
st. Mouros reports terrible earth
quake in New Grenada The destruc-
ton was greatest in the valley Of Buy
otoca. 1t. is stated that sixteen hun
bred lives were lost.
I.OSDoN, June l2.-0f the cargo Of
the bark Runpr, from Savannah for
Finland, stranded in the gulf of
Bathnia, sixty bales of cotton were
damaged.
WASHINGTON, June l2.-Among the
commissioners selected to treat with
the Sioux Indians for the alienation of
the Black Hills is bishop Ravens of
Georgia. lie has not yet accepted.
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NEW ORLEANS, June l2.-Cotton 80
Demand modelale, Sales $50 bales.
Stock concentrated In u few hands,
aud holders adhere 10 previous
prices. Good ordinary ~ strict
good ordinary l3lMlllc low mid
ding 10 strict low mlddllng, lisC0liIc 10;
mlddling 20 strict mlddling, lib@l5lc;
good middllng 10 mlddllng ialr, 1870
l0lc.
Receipts, l8i bales; exports coast
wise, 622 hnles; stock, 65,3T7 bales,
Gold HOS sight premium. Sterling
- 20.
NEW YoRH, June l2.-Bank state
ment--Loans, decrease, $500, 600 (;
specie, Increase, SO0,O0O; legal ten
ders, Increase, S2,50O,OOO; deposits, do
crease, $500, reserve, increase, ST.
100000.
Cotton-Net receips, 72l bales; gross,
l,570 bales.
Futures closed weak. Sales 1850
bales. June, Is 1890; July, &c; August,
l5lGl5 9.32c; September, l5AG9l6 A-a2c
October, lll@ll 20.S2c November,
II 26-32@l4 27.32c; December IA 1882
69li l3.lJc; January, IA 2i.82(9l4 l5-l6c;
February, 10 l-32(1l5 3-32c; March, ISL
G9l5 5-l0c; April, Is 7-l6@l5lc; May,
10 l0-32@l5 2l.32c,
Cotton steady sales, 2,70i bales at
l5s@l53c,
Money steady, Exchange firm.
Gold, llds. Governments dull but
steady. state bonds quiet.
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=as-=====7----==--=aHzH-77
THE HERALD'S COMPRESS.

Gas mains are being laid in Sher-
man.
Burglars have opened the season
in Austin.
Sherman glories in huge crop of
turantulas.
Mr.. George w. Finnecune died at
his residence in Calvert n few days
since.
Waller county had Jail delivery
last Monday night, but the birds were
all recaptured.
Mr.. James III. Skinner has been
appointed postmaster at Athens, vice
George Evans, resigned.
Mr.. James Vein and Owen Clark
old citizens of San Antonio, died in
that city on Tuesday last,
j. j. Dial, William peery and l..
w. Alexander, all old citizens of Cook
county, have recently died.
A twenty thousand dollar iron
bridge is to be constructed over the
San Antonio river at Helena.
Charles CARRIER, of Waco, was
drowned while attempting to water
his horse in the river, which was very
high.
Corpus Christie Gazette: Five
cases of smallpOx-one negro and four
Mexicans-is all that is reported by
the city physicians"
The Austin Statesman anticipates
great danger from the reckless course
being pursued by the grangers in some
sections of the state.
Hampstead Courier, 10th: "Our
district court, which meets the third
Monday in July, will be solely for the
disposal of criminal business"
-Anschicks rendered to the criminal
court his resignation as clerk of the
Robertson county criminal court, ana
Captain Horace Haldeman was APP
pointed. Ff sfs
Austin Gazette: "Justice Smith
informs us that $40, 900 worth of county
bonds have been sold at ninety cents to
n gentleman In Philadelphia. This
makes $40, 200 In all up to date"
A German sausage factory has
been established in Austin, It may
not be amlss to remind our city author
tiles that this Is q splendid opportunity
to dispose Of our surplus dog crop.
-Cuero Star, June 5: "Miss Matte
Faulconer, of Cuero, while out riding
on her pony Thursday evening, was
thrown, and died from the injuries in
flicted by the fall yesterday morning
Terrell Press, 9th; Nine car loads
of cattle were shipped from here Mon
Ali going to ST. Louis. Over seventy.
five car loads have gone east in the last
ten days,
Athens Courier, We have been
shown specimen Of cotton from the
farm of Mr.. Day, which IL farther adj
| vanced than any we know OF, being
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'TELEGRAPHIC
MIDNI0HT DIsPATCHEs
SHAKEN UP.
Further Particulars Ofthc Earth
quake In Central America.
Fearful Loss OF Life and Dcstruc.
lion OF Property.

PANAMA, June l2.-rhe royal mail
steamship Ballze, which arrived at
Aspinwall to-day from Sayinollo,
brings the following particulars pub
lished in the extra of Bnurangucla
Shipping List Of May 20, OF terrible
earthquake in the indies.
The steamer Terrible, which arrived
yesterday from the interior, neared our
city with her flag ut half mast, indl-
eating that she was the bearer of un-
welcome news, and while there were
various conjectures rs to its import,
none had for moment pictured the
colossal magnitude of the awful calam-
ity which had taken place.
The information which has reached
us on the subject is contained in let
ter dated Salazar, the 10Th Of May,
from which we extract and translate,
rs follows: "At ll:l0 A. NJ. of yester-
day, the 18th, n severe earthquake Wis
tied this city, large part of which
fell. Several houses were entirely de-
stroyed, and some people were killed.
The city of Cucuta is entirely de-
siroyed, only few families being
saved.
The Lotica Alemana, a German drug
store, was set on fire by n ball Of fire
which was thrown out of n volcano
which is constantly belching out lava.
This volcano has opened itself in front
of Santiago on ridge called Ell Alto
Deaca Girarcha. San Caystora was
destroyed, and large part of Santiago.
In Gramote there was a great destruc-
ton. Arbulda, Cucuta and San Chris
tabol are nearly destroyed The pop
ulation of these towns is estimated 10y
persons well acquainted, more or less,
as follows:
San Caystora, 1000; Santiago, 1000;
Gramote, 5000 Arbulda, 5000; Cucu-
tn, 5000; San Christabol, 10000.
The section of country above re-
ferred to embraces the regions around
about where Columbia and Venezuela
join the Columbian portion, embracing
the state of Santander. 1t is in some
respects she most productive of this
republican the coffee of this section
IL famous all the world over. One of
the destroyed cities (San Jose de Gu
certa), the city of the most
Importance in the section, was stu
ated on the boundary of the republic,
in latitude seven degrees seven min
utes north, longitude seventy-two de-
grees ten minutes west, and was found
ed by Juan de Marten in 1858. 1t was
port of enty, if an inland town can
be called a port, and here was estab-
lished the custom house. The
population of the city at the
time of the disaster was esti-
mated at about eighteen thousand.
1t had large commercial business,
and was the great depot for coffee and
cocoa, for shipment through Venezue-
la ports, or down the Magdalena, to
the city. The shock was felt sharply
in Bogota and adjoining sections. a
gentleman who was at Facativa, says
that the movement lasted three-quar-
tiers of q minute. 1t was slightly felt
I'm Barraquilla. The above particulars
are all We have been able to obtain for
this mail.u
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WASHINGTON.
Circular I'm Regard 10 the En-
animation Of the United
States Treasury.

WASHINGTON, June l2.-The follow
ing circular has been issued by the
National Bank Redemption agency
In order to facilitate the examina-.
ton of the cash upon the retirement OF
the present treasurer, this agency VIII
he closed for redemption from the 18th
of June to the 18th of July next, both
days inclusive. Correspondents are
specially requested not to send remit
tances of bank notes for redemption,
so that they will arrive during that
period, but hold up the remittances till
after July 18th. Remittances of ma
tiona! bank and United States notes
and certificates Of deposit for the credit
of the five per cent fund will, however,
he received as usual.
GSigned. +. f. SPINNER,
Treasurer of the United States.
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THE BORDER.
Cnptain McNalIy Wipes Out
n Band of Mexican Raiders.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, June l2.-This
morning, Captain McNally, Of the
state troops, With few Of his men,
pursued and after a forced march Of
twenty-five miles, overlook band oil
twelve cattle thieves, about seventy
two miles below this place. They
showed fight. and in the engagement
which enslied, the whole band of raid
ers were killed. McNally lost one man
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The Mccormick.

M0VfT hYLYANl Hmllll u0,l lNHas,
June !, mo,
DEAN sur ANp lROrnEn-The Nc,
Cprmirk Reaper aud Mower you sent
nie hns been received, aud gives per-
feet satisfaction, II h, Indeed, u sue.
cess, Am ever grateful 20 You for
your kindness, and for the dispatch
Win which you sent said mnohlnr,
Your brother JOHN N, CASTLE
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TELEGRAPH MARKETS.


GALVESTON, June l2,-Colton mar.
Rot quiet aud nominal Ordinary l2lc,
good ordinary, lalci low mlddllng, lalc
middllng, llsci good mlddllng, lilci
sales, 222 bales,
NEW fORR, June l2,-Gold, llOl.
Stocks duh. Governments dull, States
quiet.
Exchange, long, - ~; short, - ~.
Cotton dull. Sales ., 76i bales Mid
ding uplNnds, 1896 mIddling Orleans,
lbic.
Futures weak, July, l6lc; August,
ra9C@lblc September l5l60l5 5-32ci DC.
tober lib(0l5 l5.l0c,
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about two feet high, lIo has 0ny pers
iust likeil
A nrgloAllemplcd lNmvlthRWhile
girl near Austin, THURSDAY hul ortiz
nnl0ly her screams were Heard hy her
mlhrr, who came 10 her rescue, llr-
fortunately the duuhed larrcled shot
run mlsscd fire, and the scoundrol
escaped,