davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-11-24

Chit: l.'n%a'n my. .::..... 1.o1;;ltt
NAl%ese n's an .,sy p':h 3 TX fa1
Iari .l carlpn o.;s. though nSithes wcro qnrssb'y
hsaer. T,lrrenttne eonaes ,teak. and - lower cur
rts. remain ~ before, Carbon tttaud.r'l whl'el,
Il, deg. te.'. i2sslc; 90 lllipos =. isx.' N 'ss',
tGe IL s:';s s,I.s winter lrd I'll, Il iae, So: j.
S.oo; M. 75sBcc llnstea NV: ~; boi|et. eae;
.ass se, ; s;,sos S Mo'f o t t, :Sf' IL
sxt1s, v,e; do NO. !, ssc: bunk oil. Goa; atraits,
ssa pluabaso oil. soe*'ss; ..'rpe,,ins. tss;ys
Wsst Virgnis oils. natur4, y eg $50; natural. %
deg, i1s; roaasss'. y dee. 2:s2'c. - n.,,,na,
elack, and rsiues nhaw lnrA Of stability. tliot'-
!'en. rctnan unehsnYe'i Wilt ieni. strictly p''re.
@ ss sro ssa es s fsy ftsass a''. 9s: s s I'd.
re tS!s KS sso5s = ana
poultry aud easy yshot birds dull Tlle offerings
esisti4liy q tnrteys, verc nt'rs1 Prairie shrts,h
man'i. We Quote; chiskena: si.'ovs5bl: doarcssed.
PET b; sutkays. ~ A1oa: do drrssed lltSlt
ssss 81 sssss :s s, Rsf|:: @ fe'sSfa' asiiss
'lurt'. az; tn,al do, sl.1ssx.o,. ycniton was
rorAToEs-Tho rccrpts sere = llttlo ,araer AM.
eldfcn Mthfgan praehb ,ws wc:n steldJ 1t 3ic, wha
infsror offerings wern "E"w nj I'D oc.
onthds for prime. Prime noltum r1Dver firm Ut
slai teI Y -, VA; 4 n sSntiaed good de'aal and
sALT-was il continued go,l deman ami tol.
erahly steady: s,Rinnw, {)nnnaRs. ans! cansd, nnc
$t.J; ordinary course. $i.7o dairy. without bags,
t1.75 dairy with baEst St3u Alton dairy per kaei,
$t,uI.
TUnACCO-Dusiness Is quiet at caEy prices. Quo.
tat.oHa tho same ~ given week ng Int therJ IL
murc Icaa en- ting among the trails generally:
FINE Crr-choico 10 ettrA, 7UG 76c medium 10
Rood, h0atNc eoMtnon. A;s:Q..
FLuu--NatIlra Leaf, rl0,cs IL extra, ibGa8c do
medium 10 goO1, Rss i0c laf bright, chotcs Ia
tta 6s. &C medium, 5la51c; link, gou4 10 exra,
t1ta s c; common 10 medium, ii" {8t.
SAoK1Nn-aood 10 chofcet 32@ 5Be; medium, 3fG9
&c; cotnmnn, 2sGs1lc.
TEAs-The alcty-rclurel prizes have called ont m
tncyt xe demand far tGas, and hes 81 4ps 10 rttty
lrse aggregate effected. At tho following Ilo.n-
lions thn market IL 1rm: auNpownEh-comnun, % =
%oc good .o. AUG 4;c medium, 45 80; goo do, 6tes
SCI nne IS fcst kf d.; choice, tug Is ;: cIlofr
est, 00lG93c. 1MPENiAt-CnIntron, 30ta3sc g1od do
Ii,t4uc; medium. t03 i3o: good do, ]. buc: Gne
hots5ie 1nc.t, e5a g choice. Goa 5c cho!c-
nou s5t9 ITO: medium. ao:s4!c: good medium: ~
DIE; choicest, 70iSc. ooLoSos--ComInnN. "a JOc :
dun, +uttA5t ane 45Isoc; finest, 5pa55c; choice,
Sid aG0.; rt,nice+t, 100 s0r.
WDOU-SAlsa a1ertel at former quotltinns, or
3t.M fer tccrh, aud at $3.aitar Maplc. SAts se!
at fa.10-sll delivered.
WoULr-Foiiowing "re The quotations.: Tnb-wasietl
prime, 5bs 31c: d. poor 10 good, 4fa 4so washed
ccco lue, u {e do medium 4.44c; do colsse- ~
"a III; 1liW Ieed tnu lI-1v} 10 lfaht a27c do mo-
dlCul, 3lt%sA.; do eatrge, 93ss3Us.
KAII.ROAu r1:LiGtlIS--Murd moderately active
mud LF,u II the annexed rateR:
, 1875-11-24
tuMEEn.

LuMEEn.
Tho demand for targoes again fair aud TITO sale.
docks wsEs nearly cleared by night. Tbs offerings
wefs not very Iargst and copastcd principally Of tic
cargoe4 left from Moudsy. PIicsa wers steady At
*4", for Piece stun and t!o.o9al!.eo foF common
il ahl 3l3.6o AI4.G0 for Ei*dian To good olll-fua
lltuIkr. 1atA kald II 3I.aU.
Haleys clrxo kcbr PEsato. from Grand uavsn, III m
stsips snd toAsAa a. si&!M, m!ll'sa!ys cargo scht
Villa Loutit, from Grand ua1sn. ~ III etxip$ kud
boards 1t &ls,7o. Bold " Eytr Asshsus.
casgo i. 4. Huttou, tudl1Rtou. 2io M {oss md
scap,ilus 1t $J0a sud by JoAn Mason LooMLa h Co.
sIhs Il. Z, Rze4Asa. &soa R~a4Yi4ls. s3 IL coanaQn
, 1875-11-24
TELECRAPHlc MARKET REPORTS.

FoREf0M MARKETS, d.
spseiat NftuateA Ia 7As CA,ru4D Tfibnat.
L1yzarool, Nov. 23-lla Observation-Disclosures /;
No. !. =. Cl No. 2, 2is 81.
dnAtH-W -Whs4t-WinteF, No. ], l9s ID; NO y luz
spring. No. 1, o. 1el; No. = " I'd; vhlts. No. l.
lls M. T. lDa ad: club, No. J. 1ls Cd Aos >, Ills
I'd. Corn-No. !. 3as; No. 2, 3ls Cd.
Faosla1oaa-rpsk. new, 1c0t. Lard. Co.,
I1yxnfooI, Nov. 93-7 y. notwithstanding, No.
/, ~ lid; No. o. o. ID white NO I. liz Id; No. q
los vd club Ma l, lii I'd No. 2. lis sd receipts for
tbs Lat thres days. ooo qn i2,oo tctng American.
Corn--32s 1t.
LtyEn3ooL, Sov. 23.-Lsteae-0aA1s - Wheat
Nus, 10 red westerp spstuK. ys 3Is9s lid. Vest
e+p mixed corn, aas 5A+
NxytsEp PIT 7aoLKuM-10a 3d8ios GI.
I1osuoH. Nor. 2s.--TuI Daax oF EhoI4uo-The
amount o{ bullion withdrawn from tho bsnk OF In.
sIlnd OIL balance to'dsy II f33,0a'.
Cossota-Nlouey aud arcount, u AID.
ANKatoAN skouRiE,xs-Jss. 1a3h; '6;s. l09; l0~4os,
l0t..; new 81. l1tit; Suw York Central. ~; Esis,
1sH .; r1eferrcd, ~.
REFINED lfrAolErA-lfa
LIMA I'll CfI+-.sA 81.
pANts, Nov. aJ.--REArEs-Edf 17lc.
FnAxAsox1, Nof. .xA-UsIrxukrAgEs Doaps-NoW
~, p9A.
, 1875-11-24
KARlNE.


PORT OF CHICAGO. Nov 20.
Aun1y1p-psop Messenger, Bt. jos, suad1leS: Frey
la,lcoin, lt.miton, r.zis5 hasse LsgaE, HAno1o''
hurley; schr 10 Taylor, Austeaoo. lumber: eeaI ~
ba.sos4, White RiyeF lumhcE; schr H. Moth Aaeans
Light: tsmz Ausksgoa, Mus1egau, sunds!es: seo1 -
Il, D&coudsos, White lsks, luuhxs; ;; PsoP el.ions"
uuaala sundstss prep q. p. Hath. 6Aaes!aea' w.
dries prop badger at4,s, Baaslo. sgnd.!ss ssgs
Laysel, Muakseon, woa4 Reow Spray. AelAoa'HeS
schf q, 4. King, uu9slo, coal. oo,., ,,,,
qixAlkp-Aehr fylfbEpthsxst " tnlSase ,9u ~ ~
sea1 1r1Iss1. Jackson polnk o bu aAts, 10 laas h'
, 1875-11-24

Ill.,. IIe market was not active Luz the supply
Eaya It bnosnnt tone at'd prices advanced ahary.
IA :Ecra evidently did not want tho hogs At .3 prccs
demanded. tut thry mist t,ko than allow tc.r
louArs lin iile, and Of tho two alternatives ehsy
preferred tile farmer, BIlss wore ut aU9U97.2t for
roHlnon 10 Irlnlo packing gtId s and nt s.0N91.aJ
for oEatnnry to cfu % shtpnn JOS wnish nhow.
avcfago A1vanrG of 15s conp4rtl with Saturdays
Qotatlons. BY tho ,tllts Of The afternoon thp pcns
stripped u stuck and the fesliuS ut the eoao was
Gfnt ut tic alqYA uu9tHltaus,
, 1875-11-24
COMMERCIAL.

The following were tho receipts and shipments OF
tho leading articles Of rrouee In this city turing tho
twenty four hours ending al O'Clock on Tueadsy
morning, aud for the corrcapondng ato year ago:
, 1875-11-24

1f. ftc: H. 1Hr: ~ 1cc: ~ lp": H. cnc: fill lnn.
.1'ra, PR rent discount: ftco wire. hc; do Email
lots. bIn.
LEATiIEil--A atcnir, moderate movement r. nntI
At uniformly we'll *aaAsHcL lrtrrA. We Cu,tiHts to
mini, f,1IjnuA.
, 1875-11-24


Chamber III G ,n,tietce. ..............t ID y
Chiroga f'as I.tsht anl Cute Company ...- 10
ChtraRo Snf tiIwh.tcfn gold M'llds.. Hsf 8IH
EIpesliSnn c&......,...t.,.,.....' ~ 10
Latest.
Erw Tdng, Env. 21.~0rif opened At f'ftl, declined
tai ", md e'osea nt iit,a, Tho es for carrying
wtrc IN. Ii, ,, and ~ lcr cent. LoAns were also
made nat.
8pvernmen.s vera Htn1.
fllilrpAa bombs vera ..ron7 excsp. Hannibal st,
jo%trh convertible, which declined 10 a79t. North
wcstcrn .ssuc. wcfa h,snnr.
Htate rtcurtes were quiet
Htocks we're extremely dull Ana Ronsssi'y steady.
Hannibal Rt joseph yharo. xceptlnnalty weak.
Otherwise tho market was fcatursrss. Transactona
we're only 42c0 eaaeca, nf Which aAau weea p,elac
hfa so westcru Unton 3.uoU Rock Island, 5000 ~.
Paul, Erie. spa 81. loo, aud 3.0oo Lake Shore.
Money market easy Mt :i1a4.
1rlre mercantile paper. Gas.
Customs receipts, fA3s, ,000.
E,rcrta Of rroluer, S1.slo,o01.
Tic AstEatant Treasurer lisbursed Si45,ooo
C.eatngs, 81. .op0,1m.
Startling cxehtnHo 1nll 1t i'fats7Y.
Thnrsday nr1t bring Thanksgiving Dsy. The NtMh'
weekly hae Of Government gold NIL Ia nada on Hi
aAys
, 1875-11-24

NsW YORK bhT1Q0bS MARKET.
NEW foHk, Nuf. 1I.-t3uYuesa Was checked by Tho
stormy weather, aud light with commission houses
and 1aGlers. CatsoA 2aol1 wese 4ujet At unchanged
prizes. tlaa prints wsso IN moderate demand. ps-
ctlc lfila wese REDUCED to Ike. Woeeu goods ruled
9u!c except cassitneret aud ossEsttuls. which
III fAf seqntAt Oas thousand pseces Of black silks
xesa soll u suction, and brought fair prices.
, 1875-11-24

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
Ckxr11Arp, O.. Nor. H.-pstsetsun vazy ann md
, 1875-11-24

FIF1sBUR0 PETROLEUM MhnkEr
rif1ahI'nn. fa., Nov. 23.-tctrn,rutn uuj.t l..
hrm; crude, .'7n II larkcs'e; refined, 13,..a1aLs
rhilaslf1 hIA delivery. >S
, 1875-11-24

WeMiMoToN TuHpEA1snE MARKET
"hAfxaros, n. c., Nor. 2s-Epirita Of turpenttns
quiet at 8iAc. ~ fe""as
, 1875-11-24

Total Of nil kinds IN stor,, n,s47Dlo In. Tfefe R-
show increase during last week OF u.s. bst bu whaat
47,s71 hu oats AMI decrtaae Of hG742 bn corn, III
bu rye, and 8su bu bat:oy. Total decroase b.
, 1875-11-24

sac, were rrrored Of H. SO, IN, h;rhrJtr,, Al sosGa
h.c: Il, ilu hn M, d, Nj. trai 10 ,Nsl bu r..
irttrI nj ,un: mi BIZ nav ;u ~ t0,: in III, kn.
.l,e,t Al Il u. i5u 1svj In no rrads Al J7hc: 4so
it, now yc1.oy ii 4tc t, trk: mi m new rtn 1t tlr:
nhn BIZ do ut H.. cIlycrc1: and no III, by .anlute
nj a1ustir. Total. t3e.' bu.
pAIH-Hero ,lcr4tely ncffrc. .rcrauuc 1ta>c
higher Thu rycn,fa v wst,, sit AMI o;hmr rr.in mi
Nuw York were irr,, Tntsv futiutnro, ioqsher Will
Gtul tteIns1a fer rash all n]rr.te u1Er from,
ths ehartH tn!urr the ,ry aiv,1, e. hi H. however,
was not M.ihtaiAth hftcf thn orders n,ra hlicsl,
though tho narse ruled stoay ut the tcltnn during
the hat half of tho +caafon cloAug casy In tyfntuhy
with New York. ntsh oats were In so1unat early.
ptnbabfy to shlr Tia weekly statement ehows III liz
csc1s In the so:ks III store ad tho total stock II now
mere linn double th,t for Tie samc ltme In lH74.
Seller ths month opened At :nHo, sotd tt 81 4e, md
closed ~ tho tnsIie ssl Dece,bos mold u 10, "a
81 &c And closed ut SC Hcllcs January III fair
request early at aha31ssc and cin@ed II 3lt{
tsJifc. asl!fF the Jetr rangai And cln.ea ,ho
tatna ~ thH mouth. seer stuy WIS quoted at AZ.
The !ass suIe Or cash No. Nsh 1t :M*s.. Cash sar]
ware Ut ~ 600 b No. 2at 306 AL fe Gol bu
Nc. white ~ 514ti iutW bH rejected at 4%t241 Ee;
a. eco hu BY sample q 3ls3!c for mixed and
tor willie on Track Inalr G9,ftN btt. -.
ME-"4x III ena request and arm Gnler light
otiFf1ss, Ihe ftset'.s wsfn small ana although hc
sofa IN s'ofe II stgf ne esfhRa q, sae matkrt 'ero
ssputea ~ 70 ~. .ou a@ ~ :. aau r.
leGIsu a. edHs. ne!'ss uteemHI s3iN ~ ese, GAah
saes wese !'sed 70 nn Nv - esfe; so hu rs-
JeG!e4 y ~, ~ e. !otaL - W. ,.~,, .,-.
i. n."ia, aoss e se'lsn h. NV" exss;s t a'sasr iNn
Ht,sN ~, t, ua ~ so ta Trse TT
, 1875-11-24

ply immediate wants. Eales reported OF 100 rg
winters private teruns; l,io0 Srs spring ext.sa
chiefly II IS 0oab CO ors rye four, partly Ut $00
aad los bfIs buckwheat do at $s.013s.73, the out
aide for patent Total, 1910 hrla> The market
closed al tho following range Of prices: Choice win
ter c1tras g. 30 7h0 common to good do, $5.239Ga5
Spring exlras, si.saat75; good do. s0oss25; choice
do, $s2ssIs; rA.eAta do, Sg,5e37,5o: spring tup&r
tnes. S.sol9<.2,; rye -four, $s.95s+.ao; and buck
wheat do. N.oG81.7t.
unAA-Was ta rnodorsts request and 1rnss. Sales
were " tons. 1t sla0o. free On board Cars.
Bnoa1s-9ales were 10 toni, 1t 4l223 free on board
tart.
Copx-MeAL-Coasse was nomlnsi, n So, ,5oaIg.75.
WitEhT-Was uora active. aud very ztoady, II Al
advance Of c per bu from the latest prices OF Moa
day on the speculative grade, willis No. and Enjeelcd
were In FUR denlad for shipment ut the prices OF the
day previous. Pryass adyIces quoted an advance Of
10 per leu III n Liverpool but shat waa On good 1hea
which ID A,seadJ relatively higher hsss than thsra.
dispatch from That city rectts here yesterday sssed
that thu Drit.sh buyers 90 not want lay more OF our
low grades. ~ shsy hRya enough of their own. The
only whoa& thsy want from tho Unltsd Haees II ths
choice, to lniK with that grown In The prtsah 1.ies
Nsw York dull. though holders ~ess represented
dr,u. tbs yoluuss Of CUR receipts Wa below lhe
ntns Tie percentage Of tne batter g.dos IL tie T..
c.lpts also showed failing OF. being Gully shout H.
Is s!s4on n ~ our .fSs. st ior ia!a'e delivery w.
on seeoant OF milwaukee, Or Eausdisn PARTIES
and = great many willing ~ gell 81
,he aayance, Thai nr1n has bought great ds41 nf
January thr.r tr tnss tjon. yrsicrly proGaS1y c3ysr
inn ors ID ~ 500 010 lu. ms ptri!ta werp wanIsr,
fuu il apoher coruer is being pfepaft1 for Tint ia
nEt at I'll probable, Ths volume Of what behind III
would make that losluQ o1e rAton ~ It la nov nak-
tpg It ~ hard row 10 hos iu Miivaukco lut ihs
buying rsferrel to probably oea indicate That sous
par.tes ontiau VI chcaQo havs conndance in ths fl.
lure Of Whsat and afe lpvostlu9 kccoed!u1ly He,e
Mcenbsr opeusi At i. 9sE. adyauctd IL ii o,S. Iii
bacx 10 3i0lk rose to iit5H, decusl 10 Ii 0y K Id
closed ii $l.3i: Seller tLa month to'I u 3l,05ls
1857 rio.snE Ams nj ths ipaide AsIipr Jsuuasy soi
, 1875-11-24
REAL ESTATE.

The following Instruments were hed for record
Tuee1ay, Nov. 23:
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TEXAS LEGISLATURES.
AUSTIN, February |,

.ta AUSTIN, February |, 1875.
SENATE--Senator Bradley intro
duced II joint resolution offering the
following amendments to the constitu-
ton: Representatives to be elected
every two years sessions to be bien-
NAL; new apporlionment to be made
by the legislature whenever they deem
it necessary; Legislature TO make neces-
sary laws rs to the legal rate OF inter-
est; qualifications of jurors to be regu-
lated bylaw '' ''.0
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Senator Shepard called up the bill
amending the pension law. Amended
and passed under "a suspension Of the
rules.
The following bills among others
were passed:
Supplemental to act organizing Tom
Green county.
For the relief of the sheriff of Kauf-
man county, r,
Legalizing acts done by Incorporated
towns in accordance with law.
Senator Erath introduced bill re-
quiring the attorney general to inter-
vene on the part Of the state between
certain parties settled on university
lands in McLennan county.
HousB.--The bill for the protection
of game and fish, was read second
time and laid ON the table.
Resolution calling on the governor
for statement in reference TO state
bonds was adopted.
The liquor bill was taken up and
further names added +t
The bill establishing a criminal court
in Paris, Clarksville and Bonham, was
amended and passed
The bill requiring county courts to
furnish surveyors necessary Office
books was passed.
The bill amending the pension law
was made the special order for Satur-
dap. Ei
A resolution was adopted appointing
"A committee to regulate the, mileage
due members undergthe law.
Mr. Workman offered resolution
which was adopted, calling on the
comptroller for the names OF Texas
veterans who have claims on file, etc.
+
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OlD EELLOWH.

The thirty-fourth communication Of
the grand lodge of the independent
Order Of Odd Fellows, met on Monday
night, the first inst, at Galveston. The
following officers We're present: NJ. ID.
Herring, NJ. w. G. Master; A. Y. Me-
Kinney, II. w. d. q. Master; II.
Cheirneydre, RsfW. G. Warden; Geo.
w. Green, II. M. G.. Secretary; w.
Richardson, and J. II. HarcourtSR. w,
G. Representatives. j. Franklin, w.
Guardian; II. Il. Bunting, w. Chap.
lain.
Representatives from subordinate
lodges were present from nearly every
town in the state. The annual report
of the grand master, grand secretary,
grand treasurer, and grand representa-.
tives were read and referred to the sew
eral committees, and the grand lodge
went into the installation of the off,
Cerp,
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A GRACEFUL TnInUTg.

Louise Chandler Moulton, author Of
"Bed Time Stories,n aud sim better
known M l., q. NJ, the Boston literary
correspondent of the New York Tri.
bune, pays tho following graceful trib-
ute TO 81, Nicholas ana lls editor;
Mrs. Mary Mapcs Dodge was GER
tainly made to edit 81. Nicholas aud
write Rhymes and Jlngleso for Us
readers. BY the way, ~. Nicholas
seems TO mo, II not The hest possible
young folks magazine, NJ lenHt the
best one which the English speaking
world has yet seen. II ~ q delightful
piece of extravaganza 10 have two 80.
rlals running ut once, 10y two such Nu-
thors M Miss Lonisia Nj. Alcott aud
Mr.. j. Trowbrlge. Miss AlcOl's A'Lit,
tie Women wns the most popular
book since "Unolc Toms Cabin,N aud
already ono can see that the "lIight
Cousins must be nearly related to the
"I.ittle Women In worth and wit
first cousins, AT least. As for Mr., Trow-
bridges "Y0ung Surveyor like him
80 much In January, that | am deter.
mined TO make his further acqualnt-
ancc.
But, after all, the "Eight Cousins
and "'rhe Young Surveyor ARE only
welcome guesls--it Is Mrs. Dodge who
keeps house IN 81. Nicholas and makes
mngnAineas Madame lincamier made
salon, drawing from each visitor his
best, and charming alike by herspeoch
and by her silence.
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Tie maladiea whieh above all others cause
nervousness, ars dyspepsia, billnnsness aud
constipation, The great Sympathetic nrlYe
which eQnneels lhe epigrahlFle region win
the hrain is always injeropsly Affected Il
lhe stomach and bowels are dlsomerpdi q
permanent deran galnenl Of The functions Of
lhase organa reacts w. sympathy nnon The
entire nervous syslen, lloslelleFs Stomach
hiuers, Ia restoring tone ana regularity W
lha digestive apparatus, ANA overcoming
constipation, permanently remedy INC ner'
ynus eampl'inis which originate Va allmen'
lary weakness or disturbances, They are The
very hest neryine that can be nsed' ny erad'
loallng thp eypiling causes NJ nervous weak
ness, they permanently ogercolne lllr dlsa'
hllily ilselL Bnl this II not all, Ny check
ina lhe maladlea which muse neTyonsnnAs,
they build UP anew the system weakened
ana depleted ny nerypus disease
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o.
SETTLED II<pNOWABI.Y.

The passage by the state senate of
the international compromise bill cam
not but be received with general salts
faction, The relations of the statewit
this company have been embarrassing
to both, and the unsettled condition Of
the question at issue has been fruitful
of feeling in western Texas which
has sought relief by raising the cry of
division, with a view of gaining by
that what it is entitled to in the way of
railway facilities The international
matter once settled, our western friends
will be deprived of their most serious
grievance against the other sections of
the state; for it has been a chronic
complaint with them, that the east and
the north were getting everything and
they were getting nothing. With the
presentprospectT Of. the International
being able to push on to Austin, and
thence Non probably to san Antonio,
our city would be put in a nearer and
more direct line of railway communi-
cation With these two cities, by way Of
Hearne, and would be on trunk line
from San Antonio to st. Louis, the
west and Memphis.
The advant ages to western Texas
would be incalculable, with her chief
cityput in.r,ilway communication with
the rest of the state, and the country
at large. The tide ofemigration, which
has not yet reached there, would soon
fill up the surrounding country with
fine stock breeders mud small FARMERS.
The magnificent water power of that
section would then be made useful In
manufactures Of different kinds, aud
western Texas would soon catch up
with north Texas in development and
progress. The best feature of the bill
passed by the senate is that it settles
honorably the question between the
international and the state, and gives
additional strength to Texas credit, to
maintain which, is Of paramount inn
portance. id}skHbla IVA
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dell, Of blessed breakfast memory VIII
probably play Rex, while some one OF
the ten Thousand beautiful virgins Of
the Falls Ciiy viii sit enlhronel as
queen, A kenlupklan Ia all The
bravery Of spangles, glass crown Jew
els aud epllon velvet robes OF Imperial
state, will be richness Indeed, A line
old flavor VI Bou'hon will permeale
the air aud pereolalo the city, Henry
I, will toast the ladies' in hlloderyer'
Mike Kean, the eolossal-hearled host
Of the ''I>oulsyille, aided aud allotted
by Tom Taylor William brlgadler
general during the late mlsunderstand'
luz win lean like q locomotive
light up aud down Main street.
aud illuminate Indiana healdee, Win
the kindly radiance Of his hospllable
eountenance, Oh but there viii be
high links there, Lord bless you Cln'
olnnatl will be green with jealousy
over the splendora, processlonS, balls,
feeds aud pure whskey Of the first
Kentucky Fat 'lilesday. 'rhink Of a
Mardi Gras In the good old homespun
state OF Kentucky What would Dau'
lei Boone say to all OF this admirable
foolIng In the clark and bloody
groundgn Talk OF an elephant Ia
tights dancing On the slack rope, hui
II this don't come "mlghly nigh II,
then Henry Watterson, Dave Yandoll
Jils Johnson aud the other "mad wagr
OF Prince Halls company" VIII dicoI
a green aud yellow melanoholy o.
foreswear sack and oysters At RIller's
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a Queer Choir.
From the Boston Bulletin

The transformation of Ineligible
English into gibberish, or from
serious to the most comic conslruc-
ton, by yocalists, was never more
curiously Illustrated than at re-
cent religious meeting IN one of our
suburban towns. ~
The congregation at an evening
meeting were singing a sort of q
chorus at the end of each verse of u
hymn, which u Boston visitor could
make nothing of but "Jounced on q
golden altar AS the chorus
stopped, and the choir took up the
melody he ventured to ask his next
neighbOr, sturdy yeomans who
was keeping time with n number
thirteen cowhidc boot, and waiting
for his next chance
"What is the chorus, friend"
"Why, this is it," said The primo
basso, as the bar arrived and he
joined in with jar that made the
injuirer's teeth chatter, "Jounce on
II golden u altar.
'Can't be possible" thought the
inquirer, so turning to shrilltreble
on his other hand, he said, "What
is that last line that you all sing
Last line2 Oh, this is IL; now,
sir, line in. 'Jouncc her a golden
1t was too ridiculous to hear some
thirty voices 'Jouncing her" in this
way so after the singing was over
the curious auditor borrowed a
hymn book of one of the choir and
sought the line in question, which
her found read "John saw . golden
altar"
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RAILROAD MEETING.

Our merchants, and others interested
in making Dallas the railroad center
for northern Texas, should remember
and be on hand at The Board OF Trade
rooms, over Schneider n Davis. We
understand that n charter Is being pre-
pared for the narrow gauge road point
ing enthusiastically from this city,
and the object OF the meeting tonight
Is to discuss that and other railroad
projects BE sure to go.
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Mlns. u, w. LANDER, late Miss Dav-
export, the much admired actress, IL
playing In Galveston this week. She
appeared In the character OF Mary
Stuart On Tuesday gnighh'ht the Tre-
mont opera house. Remember, she
makes her first appearance Mt Fields
theater, In this city, on Tuesday night
next, In the great character OF Queen
Elizabeth. IIUOd nnN0I0
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Olln Wellborn, Esq, occupied the
bench Of the district court yesterday
morning, NJ u special Judge In the case
OF Roland w Smith, and the court was
adjourped 10 this morning In respect
10 the memory Of the late II, H.,
Sneed, Esq.
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KESrucKIAss on THE RAMPAGE.

And now Louisville, the city of hams,
apple-faced beauty, whisky straight and
draw. poker the lair of the Courier
Journalistic lion, Henri !, is about TO
go heavily into the Mardi Gras line.
Colonel 'Jils johnson will shake his
tawny name and roar words OF Ken
tucky hospitality TO Gait house guests,
The nnavs and gallant DR.. Dave Yam