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mt in ,,c ,,otnuc w,en two or sl,rce cargnes
so1a t,,t The crow dapcrtcf for tlc lag. Tho
Wind favorable for tho rcrn Of ie remainder ot
tlr feet, md tho offerings tolay Will rr,@y to 'l'-
cr1l Nothing was done at tho yards, ai'd the of"sfs
recrircd were allow cd to lay nser.
The July number Of tho Sorhirsi'rn Zimmerman
contains correspondence relating to Tho condition OF
The lumber trade In a The principal aslsof tho co'lt-
Try and Canada all Of which show that tile derress!on
in tsso /. not confined to tho Northwest alonc ht't
extends over Tim whnla country cast Of tho Rnckg
Mouns,!ns. Chicago appears 10 bo the bnsca ont In
tso lst, Rn.l amply satEains her former reputation
1t being tho largcst Timber market
Ia tho world The movement Of lumber
III Ibis ey up 10 date IL somewhat below thai OF last
ecntop chiefly tn cbneequeurc If tho fact thai ts sea-
sc, ctncd ater but there is every reason 10 believe
,hr tlcrtagc will be fully mala M tcfore the closnR
of navigation. rrccs lower hero a. we'll m cscry-
whctc esct and tho n,cst unpleasant feature OF tao
brincss Is the fact that lmberen are doing business
for nothing ait. frequently ut an absolute 'oAs. 8o'nn
of the rtnu, dealers of ttH city think rrieta layn
toecd u.on, md That nftcr Tho crops are harvested
there will c return Of activity which Will bring With
| It mcrr prosperous tttntH.
Tho following extracts concerning the fruit rros-
ctts asc taken from tho last repurt Of the Depart
lnrt Of Agriculture Thoro will bu large falling oil
IN flo yield fruit In oil artR Of tho country, owing
10 tho cold wcather Of The winter anil arFng. Arps
suffered severely In Iii Buct!nns Alnlt threc1uartets
Of avctaac crnr is expected In Michigan nna WIZ
cousin, anu 11atf croi, in Illinois anu lh"tahn. 1hd
New Engfnnd crop promises fhtr. That ot the MstIe
atatca Will 10 unusually light. Tho yield IN tho
Southern Slate. Will probably lie small. Teaches also
nuiIcred seriously. nnd tho condition Of tic fruit III
all tho Htat,s EXCEPT Delaware AMI Maryland IL much
to!ow Tie ayvrase. Tho peach promise Of Ohio was
IS rsr rch nii VI Michigan 4j per cent In IounoH"
eco anl kentucky tho crop viii ncary ruined Grapes
generally escaped tho cold, though the vineyards Of
scYcral raunttes were badly injured. snall fr'its
t11Af I'm
, 1875-07-06
MARINE.
ILLINOIS RIVER AND CANAL:

ILLINOIS RIVER AND CANAL:
Spsciat Uishatrh ka Fhe tHiehsn Tfitans,
L.yaLLC, July 5.-AAH,yEp nv ItlvEn-Sothing.
DEran1En-lrop Beaver, with 11tnter, fur Peoria
rrnp l.. G. Cool, with merchandise for Peoria and
intrrmcdt7o portA.
TAssED INro CANAL.-koth!ne.
IAa.Eu Orr-prop Beaver, with lu1nf}cr, for poori1
prop l.. q. Good. with merchandise, fur La3alle,
L. oria, auti inttr,ic,llatu 1;orts.
Eight fcet II iuuhta If water tho Entter slll Of
Lock Is, having risen iueh stnce ycatsroy iuort
Ing.
Wiud soutLeast.
, 1875-07-06


H. l'so'a; an,.';.,.. l., H.. ro.,.o,
lneto atg noM l.t1o Iun'!uss IL NV ien''oa"
tlafy Of JoAes, ~ Of whom arc "omch'
-,, Tho one Injured aha iwehty-lith Hegi1nent
1ninola volunteers IL 10 nave 1oninon ~ Dan-
slle' eopt' III.
Gen. Sherman III passug fow days In Quincy, |
and tito Memoirs aro accepted for gospel III thai
sntlslhs 7'ilaEe. !
Tho Springfield pApof-Ajilt COMPANY has pQeu i
offered superior Inducements to build works In
DeartiAzown, mud will probably accept
~: pa.snam LILY suo .s.enoh " ~. hnua .e .osost
eneGns peao y efe o asn nS " ~ o o
,.uatSas ~ y. a s,'n"aat,, i"' ""'a
.u., r. 1.,...,, -. ...,.uu l.. H.. .,s,m
,s ~, .; % ns.iea ~ noe1 - ~ III ,
auu tug psoasao ~ uuto " soto' Mite Al@1S
Denvor, anu gono 10 Donyor to live.
u,,o f.r,, -, w.,,,;,o.o,, pl;,,or =, ,,.,o,
10y 4s @ ,a w. en1 nanne1. " " a.aeVu
coutainel B2O Acses, and brought oil, ,G0U Mr
Il, cutored = large portion OF thia land twanty-
two years ago 1t Sl9o per aero.
s.' Mo.Ana' L.. ,,,,,
~ s." iIr,g Man fae f;i :" ousu ~ u, u
~ Mn.,'s i',,," 1'oo Ana'A""poAS ~ onoA'0
- 14A'a'A oo"A'''
,l, 10 sss 'sa,n ~ o. eats er1sou ~ h9osnaon
@ - ,s',o ~ 1J w" ~ % IN t,,n ~ ~ III ~,
nn",a M" sAAon "poa ~" oon"'on u Sto"ooo w III"
sol''s'
In Evansville good and substantial gate is M
much ,lvccssary provision for Tho happiness Of
| Tor mai riaRe
| Io1n Miller vh,te ho;,o ,efuaod 1icona. hv
a., r"I ~ ;,n "uo Du."b .oaaas @ - 'onno ~
enin1od on ~ ~ ~: i1.5 H. nso'
su'ataa, sd a, ven. 70 sGssoh'a'o' & got tae paposo
H. Maj. 1,rou,,o,. ~ .,,o 1,5,o,,, u.. 1,.,
ycIsy has boon s,,,nmariiy roti1oi. bass,,so .1o
, 1875-07-06

Takon internally, Dr.. pierce's Compound Ex-
tract Of ssmari-W Weed, or Wator Pepper, rollovcs,
Utmost instantly, pain in stomach or bowels,
cramps aud spasrus. Iliare is nothing that COM
pares with 1t for DiarrhEa, DYaontery, Cholera,
antl Choera-Slorbus. . Used externally, 1t is an
Invaluable liniment for both man and beaAt. It
Ia tho pcoplos friend, and all should keep 1t with
tl,om-ia fact, 30 conveniently near that they can
put tlsolr hapd upon 1t iu tho dark, II mood be.
It ia sold by al! dealers In nnodIcinea.
, 1875-07-06
STATE OF TRADE.
The Banks Closet III Observance Of
Indepeulence-Day.
Reductions Of Kailrnad and 'fanu(actur-
Ing Diyitlrn'is In Tie East.
FINANCIAL.

Tho tanks wtrr 4 ''', '.l 'i:inesA generally VIVA
FrRrendcd ,cs.. 49,; ';t,svaucu Of Independence
Day. ...
Al Tie cocc Of business l2st wetk rates of discount
ne the ans1 were ai IN cr ecnt 10 regnar cnstomrfs
to GOOD outside borrowers conctBfous Of or ref
cent were readily made. -..
0n the street The demand for good commercial papef
was not well supplied. 1saca werc CtS1a ltr cent.
New York exchange, Affected by TIM movement East
OF grain nua provisions, continue weak at par TO 2'
Premium between banks for $1,0ld.
Tie t!car'ngs Saturday F',ho, Tas.6 tho clear
nps for tho week woro t2o67l,1.17 a', tho balances
s32'O *.sa. Fer tho corresponding week Of last srar
the fBares were $15,0s5. I9.1a thl SAINT, ,lsGG4.
july J1y1pESna.
III nostGn illn manufacturing companies do not nay
an we'll formerly. Many Of tlie1r thls July, lnTs
tlcir dividends, nnl many t,at make ttrm aro cn1
1c'l"d 10 nntlo,Ecs reductions The 1n'ton eHfrsfF
says that railroad sto ka long tue ftat>t M The list
aro beginning t, lscak, and tho New lnsand u per
cent stocks nrr gradually falling away.
The Connecticut nlscr, which hes dfsldcd Tor
rent feniannunl for tho last scren Year,, now drora
10 per cent, and tho Worcester Nafht,a, paying
nrcr cent tho past five years, cones down 10 ~ rer
cent. Tie Doeton l. Inwcl}, an old standard, Which
lns mlrscl Tut is1end during twenty yeara, is
compelled to "rasf."
rheso reductions are not 10 be explained on1y by re-
ductinn Of caslts hut duo in Ias to tho use Of
purpll1s earnings to llit1atc floating aebta
r1,.t .1,,
1no Io.a1 Al - uo ', ~ W ~ @ 49," .,e ,,
my 4ohA "u' ~ ~" ~ 80 ~. a., ~ .ha
..s tue sas. 's. =. .aa 49," zoo ~ . =, car,r,-
eo'a. ~. s1. ar",. " ,.,a.a.. ., -oo -,
Aie a' ~. .,", a sr, - s'u "ss,.., :, .,,',,,
~ , soo. IN ~ ,lsc.,t,noonu
' iN' ~ *' 49,
~, ,, nm, ,. H., -,,,o.,,
~ ~ 80 49,, 80 49,, 9',1. '.,.' ~. ,,,,.
te''ltu'A VI '"e "4''''A1" t"' "' " ~ roo ,,1
n.,,.s 1'iG1;3
l,nks ~ .,,... 1.5o7,a75
1a11raais. II,
Is"rAice companies. cs......'..*...'.'+' ao7'a.9 ae'.9
~ v w.t., :. ;, e. t..;t,,,,,n I'll citi
1 Ne 1~NN ~ ..------
Tatal, s5e .,ia4 ,359
About oao third # rsciAlurstnIcnls 70 to foreign
holders uf our r,u.k4 all Lunds mud slls viii create
d further u.y.lGt,.1 ii fre.;r 10 l:ntuke.
rAcr A:;D 1uE1hY.
Tnc Cincinnati to,nur rtiut mikes Il good point
agatust In. Cciu1att ENQUIRER t5rceu,,aek or3aE},
ty nuotiuy from liz financial arslrs thc following:
"cIsclsss1t E.4u,nrn orricE, Tuuns1'sr EVENING.
July ls15.Tcrs was considerable antua,' III h'is'.
ntss ~ c,tees to-ay VIII ~ Eu H.,
49, "n,.r ~ c,r"si.1 ani ,rnnnnr III liz stllrIn
0f rnfYrleY ia unrf, ahalph til 1hprtn.1s nnra
1n1kt t.ln 0f
, 1875-07-06

Sattfas Dfspateh IL iAx Chicago Tribune.
En.E, II. July 5.-A1rlvel from Chicago, tho prop
Gordon Campbell.
, 1875-07-06
LEGAL.

in tho Circuit tnnrt nf tic United StntcH,
Southern u1atrict Of Now York.
, 1875-07-06

AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
DOrKWEEfa. WILLIAMS = CD, Auction AND
IL Uonrns.Inn hcsehants. II aud - Dra1hnrn a Gh.
sssn s ne.l EtsS nr7 tod, s9aa 3,aa M ~ sn
era. Merchandise Tarttcu1Ar attention atr0n 10 outside
tRtea.
, 1875-07-06

WISCoN8lN.
Tho Janasytl1e censuB slpwa thai Martin Lu.
tleE. John Knox. md John Wealey are still iu
tho ueB!, aud reAlle iu tho Fourth Ward OF that
city.
The Government engineers in charge Of tho
Fox and WISCONSIN WYar 1mprpTemant bare d.
, 1875-07-06

FREDtK A. LANE,
SoTE-Leat sunID Mlsunds sn1andin< = TO tho ,soo,o
irfho that tho Land :san ct 81 aas ether than
nondod ~ inuled tn the sas, and said Land UFAnt
viii b aoIL with tho Road ~ onn nf IL tFlhch!acs.
M" " ~ ~ OLIVER FIkKl$ ~,
KESNiarlf q, WHITE, H.
MAMtr llnmsnt mars,
, 1875-07-06

AWNINGS, TENTS, AND WAGON COVERS.
S1nlGAt;O snlpT,1AEpLEnlY nl &c., &C., HEMr LENT AND All
fag sTGSHg, TSH!: fSnpEt As' Gs1sstr Fsr 'iS,a,non
, 1875-07-06

KartAs Cit1anh Denver Fast IL.
6t. lauls antt HprinRtlold E1...-
kt. I.ouls, Springfield L Tax Az.
Peo.ia. kouxuk ! Iturtlnstou..+.
PAULA. kealknx It burlington. /.
Chicago q f'atlucah ItAilroad TX
Etseatnr f.acon. Washington lsk.
Joliet i dwight Accommodation
, 1875-07-06

Milwaukee 1 PraIsio du Ch.cn
t}iyision4 PaaaorEer............. i.
MilH4ukeo, IL CH,t4o, WluoaA,
St. pAn!, MlntIcApolEa, ttlpon,
(lshknstl d uEecn lay through,
E1prGs1..........
Milwaukee. Matllsnn. Pra1vte dn
Ghisn i fo".l also, MonAAha
mud Steycna PUNT, Passenger.
Milwaukee. H. Paul i hfinns.
apolls, through kkpso4s.......,,
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An EngIIrh smge nennly.

Mrs, Rousby, the noted beauty Of
the English stage, who has como TO
the United States 10 OIL u proles.
sonal engagement, was found
comfortably housed NJ tho Claren.
don hoCel yesterday, She wore n
travelling robe OF gray worstcd, with
facengs and ilounces Of chocolate
color. Her fingers were very richly
jeweled, but not overloaded, aud on
her brown hair rested u cap bccom-
ingly trimmed with fur, On her
table was u large album, elegantly
bound, and with n presentation note
on the title page, II was full OF
pictures Of herself, each with II
different expression Of face, differ
ent pose, and nearly every one with
q different costume.
Mrs. Rousby has no tinge Of the
stage in her dcmeanor, nor any
touch of aifcctation, and the seven
years Of public admiration of her
beauty in England do not seem to
have spoiled her. Speaking Of her
experience, she said she longcd for
and dreamed Of tho stage from
childhood; that her father was nm
Irish officer in tho English army,
and her mother Welsh woman I;
that she was bern in Plymouth, and
soon afterward her father was or
dercd to the West Indies, and thence
to Canada; and that ut the age OF
four years and half she passed
several weeks in New York city.
She was married at seventeen to
Wy bert Rousby, and had two child
rem, one of whom is dead. She
pointed to the picture Of q sweet
little face, that Of daughter at
home.
81 have never had the rough of
the stage" said Mrs. Rousby, "as
many actresses have, because my
husband has been director Of the
atcrs. He manages two or three
now, and we have theatcr of our
own. / had not been long married
when my husband, who was going
to London, offered me the choice OF
going along or staying where we
then were to play Lady Macbeth,
was delightfully."- amazed that he
should offer mo that character in
my novitiate, and | wanted greatly
to see London but | decided to
stay and be Lady Macbeth. | was
compensated by achieving Il
success"
A servant opened the only visible
one of Mrs. Rousby's twenty trunks
the Others having been sent to the
Lycoum theater, and displayed
some beautiful stage costumes. all
were costly, new, and then unpackec
for the first time since leaving The
maker in Paris "Thoy are historic
ally true in details" said the &C
tress, sand arc copied from pictures
! went expressly 10 Brussels to get
the historical model of this" hold
ing up marvel of art. There wer'
iewoled girdles and bodiccs, ruiIs o
the heaviest Elizabethan pattern
sleeve pieces long enough Tor
gown, and all Of the richest mate
rial and most elaborate workman
ship. And the weight of these rega
robes The silken Innings TIT
lace, real and heavy; the IAN 0
dowDy feathers, the strings o
pearls that crossed and went up an'
down and around; the headgear, S
stately and imposing
In the afternoon Mrs. Rousb,
rode out and got her first glimpse q
the metropolis.
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W. II. POPE, MI L. e. LOCKE NJ u
POPE g. LOCKE.

Doctors Pope and Locke have associated
surgery. and tender their services TO the citi-
zens Of Dallas and surrounding country.
Their joint services will be rendered, when
desired, without additional charge. Dr.
ocke can be found ut night u. the AN l
Jacinto hotel, and DIR. Pope at the Office.
Once on the corner of Main and Lamar
streets, opposite Moflett's drug store, no..
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Tribune.

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paper AHlloVllln N, o. uiilHen,
The New YORK Tribune, VA ltA mithfpl and
searching exposure of outrage ISLANDERS On
Alabama dOiherslatos, las done imnense
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