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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-07-30

DY VIRTUE OF An EXECUTIOy

RI VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
A issue on. Of The Dirsric, Court n and for the
second judicial District for Boise county, upon .
Judgment rendered IN aaid Cour. in favor OF plain.
TN In the case wherein @. W. Crafts was plaintiff,
An" sing Sing Rar Company were defendants tor the
sum OF One thousand aud Sixty. six and To- loo dol.
ars with interest thereon at the rate Of 10 per cent
per snnnm from July -. 1873. and costs Of suit,
taxed 1t the Of 50 So duly tested the oath dav
OF July. A. D. 1873. have levied upon. e~ised and
taken IN execution the following described prop.
ersy towit Ailtsat certain placer mining ground on
sing Sing Bar At the west side Of Grimes Greek n
Boise county Idaho Territory comprising the whole
OF Sing Sing Bar. being about two miles below Nos.
ton together with two water bitches and the water
right belonging thereto. said bitches being each
about one mile long, and carrying1he waters OF sugar
creek 70 said Sing sing Bar and reservoir 1t the
head OF said dtches. Public notice 10 hereby given
that on tho e~
2sth Day Of August, A. D. 1875.
at IL O'Clock H.. will sell in front at tho Court
House door In Idaho City. It public auction to the
nSness bidder for cash. the above described proper
y. TO satisfy s~d execution and oil scrrsina costs.
IDAHO Crrr. July 27-wl. ~'''1'
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oY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED orr
- OF the Probate Court Of Boise county. Idah,
territory. upon Judgment rendered In ssid Cour
on July 18th. 1875. In cause wherein Thomas Barr,
vac pisintin and John Strong was defendant in 70
vor o. plaintiff for the sum Of two hundred IN,
twenty eight and eleven one.hundredth dollar ,udS
ment and costs Of suit taxed 1t 4N0o duly teetet
inc 10th day Of July. 1876 have seixed and taken II
execution the following described property. towi1
Al reht, title and interest Of ssid defendant johu
Suoh9, of. IN and to those certain placer minins
clMms IN More Greek Mining District No. 1. below
sna aoove willis Driscolls Ditch. and about twelve
miles from Idaho City In northsry direction below
tne summit Flat trail being Ave catms OF two huu.
Ieet each; also oil right and interest Of defend
~. N ana TO two hundred t9OO) feet OF placer min.
ing ground ON the nat q the head OF Nullivan, 4
near tho old Illinols Quarts Mill; also O. un
v,ded one third interest o. In aud 20 the Homevsrd
-, no"no Quarts lode or ledge, bounaed On the veee
II inc claims OF O'Neil Co; all n Boise county.
1oano 1errsory-public nssice II hereby Given nat
On Ihursday, the 10th Day II August A. D. ls7S,
o'clock. H.. viii soil IN front OF the Court
,h uoor IN Idaho City, - public auction Tor cash
- property, 70 the hlghest bid1er
sss0 eAss0tion ena III eccruing coeGAs = -
6AML 0TEWART, Sheriff.
4 ra.A. c4.- y p. MeCintock, Uadsr sheriff
49, WV uN M, l15ex. - -
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origin OF BEER.-We have evidence
Of the use Of this liquor for more than
two thousand years. The Grecian 90.
ct and satirist, Archilochus, who lived
about 100: B. G., and the Grecian ira.
gedians Eschylus and Sophocies, who
lived more than 400 years B. c., call
it wine of barley. Diodorus, of Sicily,
who lived about the time of julius Ce.
sar, mentions beer in his history. Phi.
ny Also about the middle of the first
century after Christ, speaks Of this
beverage in several places in his nat.
urall history. He says that in Spain it
is called celia or ceria; in Gaul and
other provinces Of the Roman Empire
cerevisia. The Egyptiana are said to
have invented beer. Afterwards beer
was unknown in Egypt sntil the
French. army introduced it anew.
How far the beer Of the ancients re-.
the modern article we do not
tnow. The word beer is derived
rpm bi57e, to drink.
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STRUCK IT, -Mcssrs Pat Raglan and Jake
Windsor, who have been prospecting for
placer diggings several days up on Bear
Kun, finally struck spot that yielded a
very fine prospect They followed il up
and discovered that for distance Of four
hundred feet the prospect was the same.
and very regular the entire distance. This
piece Of ground is located near August
Jacobson's milk ranch, between two and
three miles above town. That the bows
have struck 1t rich there can be no mistake ::
and what makes it better, the ground is
covered by Willis mining ditch, rendering
water easy Of access, Who nexty
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The confession of John D. Lee, said
to be the chief fend of the Mountain
Meadow Massacre, amounts to nothing
more than an attempt on his part to
shield Brigham Young and the other
leaders of that most horrible affair.
rs evidence, it will not be taken into
consideration at all The confession
Is simply part of the plan adopted to
effect the escape of the chief Mormons.
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Mas. LISTER of Albany, Oregon, who
has been visiting her sons here
Mcssrs J. and X. Thompkins-!or
sometime past. left Tuesday 10 visi,
Mrs Weeks. a married daughter. al
Silver City Thence she will proceed
to Walla Walla to see another mar.
ricd daughter. Mrs. Frakcs; and after
a visit there, she will 20 To Colfax. Or
egon. To see still another married
daughter. Mrs Wicks, whose marri.
age was consnmma,ed and who form.
erly lived here. The greatest happi.
ness incident 10 old age must bc the
hours spent in the society of loving
sons and daughters grown up honorcd
and respected and well settled in life.
We hope the noble old lady will long
live to enjoy reunions with her two
married sons aud three married daugh.
|crs
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Il T,he ore found in the Belmont mine
which is the only one SO far that has bee
prospected to any extent-is Of a very higl
grade; horn silver is abundant; native 81
yer occasionally found, and chlorides yer!
frequent; it has very promising appear
I ance and is likely to prove true nssur'
vein; the owners, Ruth q Heath, are q
perienced silver miners, with the needIu
to see them through, and are very well sat
isfed. Billy West, Mr.. Gaylord and 9th
ers, are about to establish ferry at Brown
lees old place on Snake river; will make
a good wagon road, and have already made
la good trail around some of the worst hills
Over dozen good big lodges have been
recorded, and from the appearance OF the
rock and various assays, there is but little
doubt that they will eventually turn
out good properties The ores carry gold'
silver, and some iron on the surface, with
trace of copper and lead. On the sum-
nit of the mountain-Ruthbey is about
midway-is the celebrated Galena lode;
the first discovery in this vicinity. The
ledge, six feet wide, contains, besides car
Donates, and the very thing required for
flux, fully three feet of solid argentiferous
galena, which will smelt from fifteen to
eighteen hundred pounds of bullion to the
short ton-assays vary from $50 to $500 in
gold and silver to the ton. There are other
lodges around the mountain that also con-
tain galena in Il carboniferous form. Then
down in very deep canyon, other lodges
have been found that to our mind, only re-
quire to be properly developed by expert
enced men 10 become valuable properties.
From test recently made, were obtained
distinct traces Of silver; other veins are
rich in base metal of some kind Take
this country all through, it offers very
fair field for the prospector who is DESTROYS
10 risk his time for few weeks against
The chances of striking big thing. So
little work has been done
yet, that nothing positive can be said.
Away off from this particular country
here is some reason for believing in the
existence of not only placer mines. but
Ilso Of rich gold and silver, bearing quartz.
There are many men scattered around over
he country, and there is but little doub,
hat this fall will demonstrate the fac,
hat for base metals. such AS argcntiierous
Upper and galena. but few countries can
quail il, and the chances are equally favor.
BILE for the precious ores
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Notice to Creditor
Estate O! Alfred D.

Estate OF Alfred D. Sauntefs. oe's'"-
AaOTlcE IS HEREBY GIVEN BIZ TIE w.. .sS,s
signed. Administrative and Ao"as .,i 4
the above named estate, to the creo,'o1s ..a ma.
persona having claims against SAID aets.. Th,
h,bst the same. with the necessary 'oot.I nr,
ten months from the arst publ'cston " " prul
to the undersigned. at the Once Of 80 1.;,.r "
in Idaho City. Boise county. Idaho Ie,r rwnTr
MA"'A" Adninsu,ra
,oyAs y. BROW
' Aduissu'a
Idaho City. June 5th. 1875. !"
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HEPwoRrH Dixon thus writes Of tn
Centennial: "In a hundred years
American claims, and justly claims
her share in the inventions which hav,
done most to serve mankind. Ever
after striking out her claims to the in
venticns Of steamships and electric
wires, the list of her inventions or i'm
provements on inventions. is consider
able. An American invented the rota
ry printing press. The apple parel
and knife cleaner are American. The
grass cutter, the steam mower, and
the planning machine are all American.
Is not the hotair engine American?
Are not the various sewing machines
American? The India-rubber business
is American. One American taught
US how to make wool cards, another
how to make horseshoes by machin-
cry. The sand blast is American; the
grain elevator is American. Americ-
ans claim the electromagnetic, and the
artificial manufacture of ice. The peo-
pie are of a skillful race, and there are
probably hundreds of inventions lying
in the lonely farmsteads, waiting for a
little daylight, such as they will find
in Paramount Park"
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PRor. DONALDSON and another bal
loonist, who went up at Chicago, sew
eral days ago, have not been heard
from since. 1t is supposed that ter
rife storm which prevailed one night
wrecked the balloon and they persisted
in one of the lakes.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Posioisce IT Ia All CITY, on the
so,h day Of July. which. il not called for within
Brown Elias. Benedict l.. q. Dunegan
John, Landri,h Oliver. Miller John w.
Mayor of Idaho City
S. Persons calling for any OF the above letters
will ssy advertised" and give date Of list.
g. {. k,fAhl r. NJ
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Notice 70 Iien 1

a. 9. Church and B. r. ch,p.., aefs.
* IL PERSONS HOLDING On :" 'oha p.1
= or encumhrances under H ~. LalAlSe n'
Ac1 LOT securing liens to mechsny;0os o.
H p@n that a;,n certain frame building lss.a aud
TERRITORY. imnsd;.,sly osso. = Boz.
log house. and next to Tatro aanaii,, Isa
story high. with additions on ,sss one ". D.
saos: about MT. twelve feet vide and
ssnsi G1 , ins md
the same for snch space a. NAV ~ under nj ss'.
convenient use Of the same. are = ~ trS
be aud appear in the District c c.s nefeb! aott.
i,trict Of Idaho Territory. It is. Sseesad !sssi
sshb asy the os prao, SIS and then
they shall be deemed to be wsiyeS 1n;scunbraa.a =
30 exhibited. ION. 70 iave,0 ~,
Idaho City. June II. 1875. s r for Raaas
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Mn, J. B. FISHER, blacksmith, while
shoeing horse the other day received
a wrench that injured his back
quite seriously. The animal laid
down while Mr.. Fisher had hold Of
his foot.
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IT is now looked upon as highly
probable that long before 1879, the
time fixed to commence general re-
sumption, the whole Of the nations
currency will be equivalent to coin.
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Notice

=, ~ non = n.y concern. u, AAD n,
- - e snos :. :. ionken, have dom y l,A Al
sa, *1: On each claim. for ths -. = . Is a
,c.o; on the William Tell lods ' :: ysass IT,,
s sIs 1.gis q tho Light Golch ''edes ill.,. u
..,cs. Aituras county.I. T.. a., HS',anta Aists d
~. ss.penced op the William Tel -. unless
s -. .ntsresssd shall Be paid Whit III ne beres
- as.e. sne'r intsrestin said , IN; ninet, M
'0''s''sa % mo ~ Operation Of I In ID. y !,
Aocxr Ban. July IL. 1875 J. los,,,
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The Chinaman who was badly fro.
zen last winter and whose feet were
amputated in the spring by DR.. Shelf.
er, is about we'll. The ends of sever.
al fingers were also taken of.
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CALVIN B. MCDONALD, the most brill.
liant writer in the country, and the on.
~ true man of literature on the coast,
IS to take editorial charge Of the Port
land (Ogn.) Bulletin. His trenchant
pen will soon revive the dropping en-
ergies of that almost defunct journal
The Salesman, just left by Mcdonald,
and the Record, published at Salem,
have been merged into one, retaining
the name of the former.
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RACES! RACES!! RACESM
&s&s &1ks1SkS
over the
Star Ranch Course.
beginning on
AUGUST 26, 1875.

FIRST DAr-isi. race. single dash Of one mile
Tree Tor all hosses. pnrse. 800
ID kaoc-sinclc dash one hal! mile free
Tor all horses. purse ..........-............s.
SECOND DAr-ls.. race for two year ods. free fos
ali. onehai! mile rarsc sl2s
- race for saddle horses one msle free for all
Tninp Dar-Is, race. tor second ciAa. horses
one half mile pu.sc................... ...... s.s
ID. race. free for all horses, one mile heats,
2bfs In j. ............... 500
10 per cent entry. extra. 10 be added 10 the
last above named rscc)
EornTH DAr-Monday-lst. race single dash o.!
one mile. free for all three year ods. pure 500
ss-on AL the above purses. 10 per cent entrance
to go 10 the track horscs 70 enter aud 70 start
The above racing 10 rule and be under the con.
troll Of the Bossc County Jockey Club.
JEFF HOWELL, Lessee.
July q. ls,s
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Mn. PHILIPS is having his wagons
repaired and strengthened preparato-
~ to hauling quartz from Hootens
ledge to Plowman's mill. He will
haul the quartz under contract.
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The heated term in the Basin has
gone glimmering. The nights and
mornings arc refreshingly cool.
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DoN'r advertise now. If you do
people will come bothering around
and want to buy something. Then
you will have to wake up and wait on
them.
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SnsBy, at the postoAice, among other
good things, keeps for sale fruits fresh
from the gardene of Boise valley.
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DR.. SIMPSON and Mr.. James Hav
started for Banner the other. day on q
fishing and hunting excursion. They
will probably prospect = little, also.
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GREEN BACKS.
The Anti-Immediaie RrsnmpliOnIStS TO
Assemble In Convention at De.
trOlt on the 9th Instant.
The Convention 10 be Addressed By W
y. Kelley, General Gordon, Mat.
Carpenter and Others.

DETROIT, August lS,--Thc following
call for n Grecnhack Convention, 10
assemble IN this city next week, has
been issued by Hon. Moss w. Field,
chairman.
In view of the stagnation in all kinds
Of productive business, the paralysis of
industries, the diStresses of men dcsir-
Gus to labor with their hands for the
support OF their families, produced 10y
false and vicious legislation upon the
finances of the country; the fostering
OF monopolies and the giving to money
lenders undue advantages over produc-
ton and every other property, thereby
discriminating against the earnings of
labor,
Therefore, all who are in favor of re-
form of governmental action in this
regard are invited to attend Conven-
ton at Detroit, on Wednesday, August
9th 1915
The following propositions will be
discussed /; 70 see if Il currency, issued
by the Government for the people,
cannot be sanctioned and adopted
which will not place the entire bust
ness of the country in the hands of
bankers. brokers and spectators in
money; to provide means whereby
every man shall be enabled to invest,
to the extent OF his means, In the pub
lie securities now exclusively within
the reach of the capitalist and
banker opposition to the taxa
ton now imposed on leaf
tobacco, and all other domestic pro-
auctions; the repeal of the whole sys-
tenn of internal revenue taxation, az
soon as practicable, and raising of all
revenue required for the support of the
government by taxation on imports OF
foreign productions the extinguish-
ment of all currency issued by the
government not for the use ana ben
eft of the people; and the immediate
repeal of the act of January IL, 1873,
fixing the day for resumption OF specie
payments. q,
The following gentlemen will nd
dress the meeting; Hon. VIM. ID.
Kelley, of Pa; Gen, John j. Gordon,
Of Ga, Hon. Jas. Buchanan, of Ind;
Mat. Carpenter, of Wis; Hon. M.
Norton, OF Ills.
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Cotton steady. uplands l4ltc Orleani
Aasc. Sales 100 bales
Flour dull ana heavy, Wheat unchanged
Corn quiet and steady
Pork heavy at s2l' lard arm steam
II j-lOc
BALTIMORE, Md, August lS.--Flour quiet
Wheat, southern, steady Western frni and
20 higher PENNSYLVANIA 81 30 MARYLAND
red $3.50 amber 81 1851 % white 81 a1sli5.
Night Report.
Nav YORK, August lS.--Gold steady at
lHs@ll9E Money lGs2 per cent, Govern
mehts duh aud lower New 6s u, states
quiet
Gold opened Mt III,
Exchange long, "a S7iEi short 400.
Cotton quiet, sales Lar bales al lfl.@
lFic. Uplmds ltAc orleans lPsc. Cousoli.
dated receipts l,59J bales,
NEw uRLEAEs, August lS.-Gold n3,
Sterling - - 90 50. Sight (, premium.
Cotton quiet, Mildliug lil,c; low mid.
ding l3c; good ordinary l2c.
Receipts, SO bales; exports, $50 bales. Sales
III bales.
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AFFIRM NOON DIsp
KU-KLUX.
The Land or the Inier-0Ccan the Home
OF Organized Robbery
and Murder.
The Authorities and the band have
an Exchange of Fire.
One Fatally Wounded and Captured ere
Five Injured, but Make
their Escape.
KU-KLUX.

ST. LOUIS, August lS.-A specia
from Benton, Franklin county, Illinois
says ten disguised men have been
whipping and otherwise abusing PEG.
pie in Williamson and Franklin cOun-
ties. j. Il, Maddox, County Commits
Sloner received information that the
marnuders would visit his house and
whip him for not complying with one
OF their orders. Maddox notified the
Sheriff, who summoned twenty men
and concealed them in Maddox house.
About two o'clock ut night on the l4th
the men approached, disguised aud
mounted. The SheriIldemanded their
surrender, when the leader fired, mis-.
ing the Sheriff. The band then wheel
ed to make of, when the posse fired
fatally wounding one and injUring
five. All got away but the man fatal
ly hurt who gave the names of the
others. The citizens held II meeting
ut which il was resolved to rid the
country Of these men. The band mum
hers four hundred. Governor Bpv-
cridge has sent one hundred stand Of
arms to the county, and bloody results
are expected.
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OFFICE OF THE DALLAS HERALD
August Is, 1876.

OFFICE OF THE DALLAS HERALD |
August Is, 1876. !
Gold, llO@ill. silver. los.
Exchango--DomcstiC, " per cent discount
Slllng u per cent premium. Foreign quo
tatiOns nominal.
Wheat, No. 2, per bushol, Ojc@Sl 20; No
3,pOc.
Oats, per bushel, H@iOc.
Corn, per bushcl, In shuck 10000; shclled
001l W. Now, 45@65c.
Hay, baled, new crop, per ton, Sl2 O0@li W
loose do, SO ODCgl0 90.
Potatoes, per bushel, 81 1901 70,
onions, per bushol, IDOL 90.
Barley, U0W05c per bushel.
Bran, Sli W per ton.
Rye, Wj076c per bushcl.
Hides, dry hint, per pound, heavy, l3L@li
dry ilint, per pound, light, l0Ogll green, 90
&c salted b6,BMc.
Cotton Ordinary, l0Lc; good ordinary
NE; low mlddllng, l2ISc; middllng,. l314c
good middling, 1910,
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who lnsulted the United States Consul
and his wife short time ago, though
prominent naval officers here express
the opinion that the Tripohtnn au.
thorllies did not await the arrival Of a
vessel of war to demand reparation,
but arrested the perpetrators before the
Navy Department had issued orders
commanding vessels to that place,
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DOMESTIC.
Unfortunate Rain.

ROCHESTER,, August 1S.-The races
We're postponed on account of rain.
Movements of His Royal Nighness,
Providence, August lS--The Presi-
dent left ut six O'clock to-day for New
York.
New YORK, August l8.--The Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows elected }. W..
Stitlins, Grand Master.
Democratic Convention.
New York, August 1S.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention meets at Syra-
cuse on the 9Th of September.
Massachusetts Democratic state Con-
YentiOn.
BosroN, August 1S.-The state
Democratic Convention meets at Wor-
cester on the I'D of September.
Duncan, Sherman Il co.
New York, August lS.-Fhe bond OF
Judge Shipmnn, assignee of the hrm
of Duncan, Sherman IL Co., has been
fixed at $5O0O0O.
.ThcIBatiOOutst'
WHITEHALL, Mich, August lS.--Ar-
rangements have been completed Tor
the disintermeut of GrimWood's body
for burial Mt Chicago.
The President of EsquadOr Assassi.
mated.
New York, August 1S.-Senor Ga
briel Garcia Mercus, President OF the
Republic of Esquador, has been ass'1s-
sinated. No details.
FLOOD Apirehended.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, August IL. -
Two and half inches OF rain nave
fell and continues. Another llood III
Mill river valley isteared.
Major Bark the Coming Man.
WASHINGTON, August ls.-Major A,
ID. Burk, g Mississippi now mere, 10
among sfe most prominen GandidaIes
for Clerk OF the next House OF Iepre,
sentatives. He reports the corn and
cotton crops of Mississippi us the most
promising since the war.
The Rio bravo,
NEW ORLEANS, August To- ne
mouth has reached the mouth OF the
Rio Grande. The Canandaigua, re-
Gently at the mouth of the Mississippi
river In ordered to the assistance OF
the Rio Bravo. She is to be lloated'
and if possible towed into Galveston
harbor. The Secretary OF the Treas
ury had ordered the revenue cutter
Dix to the scene of disaster, but owing
to delay in receiving telegiaphic or
ders, she proceeded to Tripoli.
The Tripoii Amir.
WASHINGTON, August lS.-It Is be-
lieved at the Navy Department. that
congress of the Europeon fleet has
reached Tripoli ,by this time for the
purpose of demanding the arrest ana
punishment of the Tripolitan Sailors
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MORsING AUGUST 10.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure OF Trains M
naIInA
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
TEXAS AND pAClFIC,
THE WEATHER.

For the Gulf States, clearer and
clearing weather and lower tcmpera-
turc, southwest to northwest winds be-
coming light and variable during
Thursday. The Mississippi river will
probably rise slowly at stations below
Memphis, and continue to fall ut all
points above.