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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
GENERAL REVIEW.
EXAMINER OFFICE, "WEDNESDAY,


EXAMINER OFFICE, WEDNESDAY,
Oct. 10, 1875.
CIR Gral,tn-wheat. IS to 90. oats,a5c
aid.s-.Green. bJ1c. Flint, i2>fc. DR.
Cot,on-Low Ordinary, 20. Ordinary
Sc: Good Ordinary loo. Low Mid
ding, lose. Middling. lie.
Ordinary. l0c. Good Ordinary, IlsSc
Low Midjling, I2ISo. Middiing, rs.
st. LouIs.-Low Ordinary, Sc. Or.
binary, 10. Good Ordinary, il%, Low
Middling, l2c. MiddlinR, f2Ic.
Woodbury., IL to lie. Clean, 70 te
New York, 33c.
Breadstuns-Flour per cwt., $500 r.
$3.50 Per Dbl. $500 to 5000. Meal,
Grocerles-Lard, lsc. Bacon, Iyc.
Hams. 1696c Sugar.cured, $50. Molas-
SEES, 90 TO SOC. Sugar, brown, II to I216c.
White, 12l5 to 1ic. Coffee, "a Sto27c. Salt,
per sack, 1895. Dried apples, l2c. per
3D. Green, 90 TO IS per Dbl. Eggs,
Zoe. Butter, 2Oc. Potatoes, s4.25C6S4.7 Is
per Dbl.
Tobacco-Plug, 55 to 75c. Twist, co to
Soc. Fine cut, IS TO SIC.
Whisky-C0rn, Western, 81 80 to 81. 40,
Kentucky, $50 to Is. Robertson
Lumber-Lumber, so to s25. Shin
giles, $3.50 to e.. tIft
Beef steers-ordinary, sl4. Good
Ordinary. SIS to SIS. Prime, t2O. Hogs,
gross, &c; nett. &c. st. Louis. Texas
beeves, $3.50 to S4.l0per cwt.
Gold-Buying. ia; selling, lis.
Silver-Buying, 10; selling, Ill.
Bank discount, ~ per cent.
Country Produce-Sweet potatoes,
per bushel, 81. Peaches--dried, l3c. !;
g.een, from 81 to 81 90 bushel. Onions
per bu., So 80 Lard, 15c. Hams. lie. Ba-
con. 15c, Chickens, 20 to DC. Turkeys,
Doc. Pecans, per bushel, IS. Goobers,
lOc. per lib. Early Irish potatoes, 81 70.
per busnel.
Bagging and es-Bagging,i5 to lslf.
Ties, 90.
Freights-Cotton, per bale to Hous-
ton, 1915; to st. Louis, $3.50; to New
York, via Galveston, per steamer,
5000; Insurance, I per cent. via st.
Louis, all rail, 5000. Other country
produce, per cwt. TO ali points per 100
miles, 13c.
Amount of cotton received since
August $500 bales.
Under the new national classification
adopted by the Galveston Board of
Trade. Oct. Texas cotton will rate
u grade higher than under the old clas-
slficatien.
The tax and Inspection ON hides has
been abolished by action of the courts.
Cotton coming in rapidly. Flour
higher. Bacon and other meat pro-
ducts higher.
Hides unchanged. Corn and meal in
demand. Wool commands exception
ally high prices.
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We, the undersigned boarders at the Stur
gis House, most respectfully invite the atten.
tion Of the travelling public and the commu
nifty at large to the above house as one OF
the best kept hotels In the city, and solicit
for the proprietor, Dr. W. l.. Golson, lib
eral share Of your patronage, knowing, as We
do, that no pains or trouble will be spared IN
making you comfortable for II reasonable
compensation. Respectfully yours,
Mrs &. Claycomb, A. A. Barksdale, c. s
Gilbert, W. $ Crank, Jr., NJ. Goldsmith
Mrs. NJ. Goldsmith, o. II. Brown, W. K
Clifton, j. r. Smith, f. Ludecus, L. b
Black, Jos. Levine aud others.
septlsdlm
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The Laclede still maintains its strong hold
upon the travelling public as the favorite ho-
tel In st Louis. Mr.. Malln, the proprietor,
is prince of "Mine Host" and his clerks
d not Of the ''stuck-upn sort. Guests are
treated with the utmost civility, and are
made to feel that the Laclede, for the time,
is their home. OF course, under such a
management, the table and also the rooms
and beds are OF the very best, sel7d&wtf
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Mr.. F. o. Rogers, the Tax Collector, left
yesterday to commence the collection Of the
tax of 1873, and delinquent tax Of 1873. 1t
will be well for our country friends to be
prepared for him. He will be out of town
every day in the week, except Saturday ,un-
III the 22d inst. The law requires a final
settlement Of the Sheriff by the 3lst Of De-
eember. OF course settlement must he
made before that time to arrange his account
before the final settlement
oct5dAwtoct22
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Some heavy orders for cotton were flled
yesterday for the Lowell mills.
We heard of several heavy transactions in
groceries and lumber.
Agricultural implement dealers report
large sales.
Dry goods dealers made unusually large
sales yesterday in fact, business Is brisk,
and very satisfactory in all branches.
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w.P. Martin & Bro. have just received a
fine hearse with plumes, emblems, etc; also,
nice lot OF collins, aud they will from this
time on do the undertakers' business In con-
nection with their extensive furniture trade,
These gentlemen have in their employ Mr..
r. W. creager, who has years OF experience
in the undertaking business, and they will
IN every case endeayor to give perfect salts
faction to their patrons. The public patron
age is solicited Their stock of furniture 1.
large, and are daily receiving new goods
styles, etc, all Of which they sell as low a.
the same class of goods can be sold for in
the market. Give them call. octledtf
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A prisoner in the calaboosc named spivcyi
made bold push for liberty yesterday. Mr.
Compton Skipped up" on him busily saw.
ing his way To freedom through the bars OF
his windows. Two knives with crude teeth
were made to do duty as saws. He had full
ly disposed of one Of the bars aud hal made
some progress on the other, when his work
was rudely interrupted by the faithful oiii-
Ger
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Mr. Frank johnson announces TO his cue
toners that he has employed two accom-
plished and skillful bar beers, and these, with
his own steady attention to business, he
hopes will enable him to give prompt atten-
ton to all. Mr., johnson is a skillful work
man and clever fellow, and with his newly
and elegantly fitted shop, should get a fair
share OF the work Of the city dtf
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7. j. Womack, druggist, Austin Az
enue, under the McClelland Hotel, receives
almost daily new supplies of pure drugs and
medicines. Hi stock is complete in every
department, and being continually renewed,
of fancy articles is immense, and comprises
everything usually kept in a iirst-class drug
store auglldtf
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oct5d&wtoct2

That Fred Axling has everything drinka-
bile that man can call for, and all Of the
purest aud choicest brands. He still stands
by Burnham's XXXX and o. o. Bourbon,
Ills genuine Sazarac Cognac brandy, i'm
ported In original packages, Is simply deli
ciOus. He also receives continually fresh
supplies Of imported ale, porter and wines.
Free lunch every day from 10 to IL at
"Fred's" saloon on the square. oct5
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A Short Postponement.

The Texas Gift Concert Association Of
Denison, Texas have extended the time Of
the Grand Concert and distribution of $780,
900 In cash, to November 80, 1870, on which
date It will positively take place, or the
money refunded. Thii has been done 10
give all chance TO secure a ticket before II
Is two late and that a full distribution of the
grand gifts can be made. Secure ticket
at once in this "Texas Bonanza" and try
yOur luck
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Tom Padgitt,

On Bridge street In this city, has Just re-
turned from the North, where he has laid In
a large and carefully selected stock OF sad
dlery of all kinds, styles and prices, togeth.
err with large stock Of shoe leather and
findings of all kinds and descriptions, which
he viii sell at reasonable rates. lie win
make any kind Of saddle, or harness to or
der. Work done promptly and in the best
modern styles. seplsdSwtf
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Notice.


WACO, TEXAS, Oct. 9th, 1873.
The late banking house OF Flint Il Cham.
berlin now In liquidation is compelled tC
collect by suit al money due them II moi
settled before the next term of the court.
All parties holding evidences of indcbt
edness against the bank are requested tc
have their claims adjusted at once accord
ny to the terms of the compromise,
oct5 itdur2w
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There Is little white boy at Asbury
Wesley's, colored, aged about six year,,
who can give no satisfactory account Of
himself We make this note with the hope
that his friends will see it and get on his
trail
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Produce Warehouse, Bridge street, near
depot-Produce and merchandise stored at
reasonable rates. Railroad freights Of all
kinds shipped or forwarded. As my profits
depend ON storage, | sell for customers
without charging commissions.
Waco, July "A, 1875. WIN. o. OTIS.
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We conversed with an intelligent farmer
from Bell county yesterday. He says Bell
will plant an unusually large amount of
wheat this fall, That already sown looks
well, although the dry weather is not favor
able
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-16

NEvRgMoRR eau the coarse gritty tooth
powders aud Misunderstanding chemical
fluids find place on the toilets 81 sensible
people. The fragrant and preseryatiye So
zodont has superseded them all.
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We are authorized to announce Captain
Alex McCulloch as a candidate for County
Surveyor Election Saturday, October 10,
1876. se26dSwtIll ocl8
We are authorized to announce W. I.
WHITE as a candidate for County Surveyor
election Saturday, October 10, 1875,
sept2id&wtillooil6
We are authorized TO announce Mr.. ste
phen Turner as candidate for the Office OF
County Surveyor. Election Saturday, Oct
10, 1875. sedtSSdSWte
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Kingsbury n Frazier have Just received
car load Of the celebrated Mitchell wagon,
aud another car load ordered.
octl0dlw Win
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REAT TONIC.
Hageman's Cordial Elixir OF
Calisaya Bark.

A pleasant Cordial which strengthens
and improves the Digestioni an excel
lent preventive OF Feyers, Fever and
Ague, Sc. :, and great Renovater and
Tonic for lnyalids and debilitated per-
sons. HEoEMAN s Co., New York, sole
manufactures. Sold b. all Druggists.
oetodSwly,
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The Texas Express Co. calls for and de.
livers fret ,,hts free of drayage, new and
quicker connections at lower rates, have
been made TO all accessible points.
septlld3m
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A special meeting of the company is or
dered for 1880 tonight, at the armory for the
purpose Of detailing the guard for the fair.
Every member is ordered to be present.
Il. 5. Ross,
CAPTAIN Commanding
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l have Just received a car load Of wagons
Of all sizes and styles, from the first pick OF
young timber cut in 1870, and thoroughly
seaso ed. Come and see them before buy
ing. JoHS WISsHIP.
sept2ldlw:wlm
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r,e Executive Department.

On our outside this morning We, publish
the engsossed bill affecting the above de-
narttnent. Our readers are referred to II.
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We will show the specimens OF work now
being turned out by our job office, against
that of any printing establishment In Texas
Our work in colors cannot be excelled any
where
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The weather is simply delightful, and the
sunshine Is Of great value to cotton planters
who are all busily engaged picking their
crOD
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Good Paper Hangings at l21{ cents.
Good Paper Hangings Mt 10 cents.
Good Satin HangiHgs AT 30 cents.
Fine Satin HaDgings at 30 cents.
Fine Satin Hangings at 40 cents.
Fine Gilt Hangings at 20 cents.
Fine Gilt Hangings at 30 cents.
Also fine assortment of plain, bronze
and gilt borders. Call and examine,
J. s. TAFT, 43 Austin street.
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This gentleman is still In the cotton mar
ket as buyer fora large Galveston house,
and may be found at his store on Bridge
street al all hours Of the day. octl6u
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Notice..

forcwarn any person from trading for a
certain note given to Hicks * Ripley, Sweet
which II was given have not been complied
with. n, J. CASEY.
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Oysters, fresh and nice, will be served up
in any style desired at wLHELM's,
ocigdlw On Third Street.
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hNAs "
Banking & Insurance Co.
GALVESTON. ~ Yg
ASSETS APRIL 10, 1874,
S35S, 152. So.
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT

THE BANKING DEPARTMENT
WIN give particular attention to col
lections In the interior OF the State
and in all parts of the United States,
without charge, except customary
rates OF exchange; WIFI receive d.
posts on open account, and issue
certificates of deposit, and by special
provisions Of its charter, will divide
pro rata among It's depositors from
One-fourth to One-half of the net
profits of the business.
THE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
Will insure property against loss or
damage by both marine and inland
transportation, at "a fair rate. Losses
promptly adjusted.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS-R. &. Will
lis, of +. j. Willis s. Bro; J. u. Wallis,
Alpin. Of MoAlpin & Baldridge; ID.
The. Ayres, OF ID. The. Ayres 4 Co.
Geo. Schneider, of Geo. Schneider q
Co.; NJ. Quinn of Quinn 4 Hill &C. L.
Cleveland. of Willie 4 Cleveland; T.
w. Folts, of FoIts & Walshe; Il. 8.
Jemison. of Moody & Jemison; T. A.
Gary, OF Gary 4 Oliphnnt; @. 4. Brous-
sard, of &. Il. b. 4 Coil. G. 8. Grim
nan, OF Grim ap& Duval Isaac Berns-
TEN, of L. Bernstein & Co..
OFFICERS-R. s Willis, President;
w. X. McAlpiRe Vice. Pres't; Alphonso
Lauve. Cashier; N. q. Lauve, Seore-
tary; Willie & Cleveland, Attorneys.
aul3d&w1v
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Waco
Foundry & Machine Shop
Is now prepared at short notice to fill
orders for all kinds of
CASTINGS IN BRASS OR IRON,
MILL GEARING, GIN GEARING
TURBINE WATER WHEELS,
LIFT AND FORCE PUMPS
FOR STEAM ENGINES,
CRATE BARS,
FURNACE FRONTS,
SHAFTING, PULLEYS, &c, &c.
aaving added new and improved Ma
chinery to my shop, | will bore
Cylinders and Steam or Ring
Packings for Pistons.
GUARANTEES SATISFACTION.
Special attention given to repairing
Steam Engines, Boilers ana Farm ma
chinery.
Old castings and shafting bought for
old or taken In exchange for new
work.
Thankful for past patronage, will
endeayor by faithful. work and reason
able charges. to merit a continuance Of
! the same. o, ,Propr.
ianldxw Waco, Texas,
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will nav cash for good wheat delivered
10 nnniiaISwtf Y.C. A. Rooms.
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y, johnson q Co.
$50 barrels OF apples.
$50 barrels of potatoes,

% UWIItIh Vi UHIOUNs
A lot Of fresh cranberries, sour kraut,
grits, homlny, cheese, and full line of fresh
caned goods, and a full stock Of family gro
ceries and provisions; all OF which will be
sold at bottom figures, ocl6d3t
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PersonaI.

Go and see the fine piano al W. II. Wat
kins' store.
, 1875-05-30
greeting were received. and thA Convention ID
fouruad till evening.


:. NORTHERN PRESbYTERlAhS.
CL1sE1AsD, O.. May 29.-The Presbyterian
Goue1l Assembly met this morning At the usual
hour. The Judiciary Committee submitted tho
balance OF its report in the case OF ths complaint
Of Fish Hammon against the Synod OF Iowa.
In affirming the decision Of the Presbytery Of
Des Moines in deposing Hamuon from said
Presbytery, the committee recommend tbs case
be dsnissed.
In the appeal Of Tbomas Cooper against the
decision OF the Synod Of California, in affirming
the action Of the Presbytery OF Wyoming in
dropping the name OF Cooper from the roll OF
that Church. without notice, the Committee
recommends that tbs case be dismlBsed.
In the appeal Of William McEln1es First Synod.
Toledo, in sustaining The Presbytery OF Manmee
in not furnishing McElmee With the usual letter
OF good standing aud transfer to the Synod OF
Philadelphia, the case ras recommended to be
dismissed.
The Judiciary COMMITTEES having nothing be-
fore them were discharged.
The report OF, systematic benevolencs xss To-
ceived1. discussed, and adopted.
In the afternoon the delegates took m e1cu1-
sion On the lake in the steamer Rice.
The Assembly will probably close its session
On Tuesday, June !. ard an excursion party Of
ministers and t:1eir families will leave On the
eve OF that day by tho Cleveland, Columbus,
Cincinnati, Il Indianapolis Railroad for Denver
and other points In Colorado IN charge Of the
ReY. Sheldon Jackson, D. D.
, 1875-05-30


Though Mr, Evarts il OF medium height, he is
10 very lean from crown to sole that he seems
little. He ia keen and fine to the uttermost de-
gree OF refinement. Nothing in the courtroom,
except the self-respect of the jury, Is at a11 fit
to compare with the wisdom dried avay in Mr..
Evarta' face. He is in peace = tLin Sphinx
infinitely older than the plump one. and netted
Oyer with wrinkles accordingly, without sign
Or motion, in his koeD. glitte11ng eyes,
and Set, satisfied lips. His work yesterday
VIA wonderfully different from and far ADORE
anything that the case has Jet seen. AZ for the
matter, it w4s much OF it prefatoEy aud the sen~
tencea were soma OF them shoct and none Of
them so long IS those into which. upon the un-
forseen demand Of , sudden occasion, he has
been several times within = faw months bo-
rrayed. He had notes. thin portfolio with
Mr> Abbott By the side OF it as g1oasafy.-but
did not use them except for the slightest REFER
ence. His sharp head, set into the high collar
Of m old-fashioned blue-tal coat, lAJ on =
level most uf the day, and his voice went
into IN almost careless evenness ot tone,
as il, after III, It IVES no such great
matter-thia p1ea-aa people thought Mr.
Evarts imported an actual jovialisy, good
nAtured and easy in tone. into it, but il WAS OF
nature, too, compatible with the MOST wise dig
nifty. He was s,r Oracle ali day~-not tiresoneiy
1t al, bat in fatherly or even grandtatherly
m2T, Rs man who had the key to Ill the jam
closets OF knowledge handing out tue best pos
Bibie jan to his grateful descendants Being
admitted 70 be 80 wise and old he needed no
tricks Of laundering and i1othing, and went
quietly along with point in every sentence not
jabbed into anything Ticiously, but calmly
inserted, with no noihe about 1t, just where It
was wanted. The dignity and assertion are
90 natural and 30 readily allowed by every oae
who looks at tho omnscient face that it Is ab-
surd 70 think 1hst Mr. Beach, who sits reverend
and calm IN front, taxing uotes and Watching
tha {urv beuaticAnt}y, should b. allowed or
ahoad sub, u svsa thiok u pzopsx 70 gel up u
, 1875-05-30

e7. LOUIS, Mo-, May GA special to tho Re
publican from Wallacs, Kan, says about 10 inches
Of rain foil thers last night. Smoky Hill Ri.sr
has risen 10 feet, and tho dams Ut that place and
1t Fort Wallace are partly washed away. but no
damage is Jet done to the rzilroad-
Tbs Town al Wallace Is partly located On
Government reservation, and orders'have besn
issued BY the department. commauder notifying
nearly al tho residents Of the place that they are
squatta1s, and must leavs by the 18th ct June:
TIE post Office and Ill tho bus,nosa housea and
railroad aspos4 viii hAvs te b noEsd und1< stis
eRiAE. =: "s' ;
, 1875-05-30

OF q Powerful Aia4 In eBe
Customs ScrT1ce~
Aptsfa1 .ok.paseA 10 1a~ Chicago 7S5.~<.
WAzanarox, Nay 29.-Thare ara indications
Of tho existence Of ring In tho customs service
Of vastly greater magnitude than tho whisky
ring. Steps have bean taken tc discover tits
methoda Of the operations Of this ring, but It n
expected that several weeks will be necessary 70
complete the present investigation IN Now York
Preadent Grant has appointed Osatlcs 2. Li'-
coin. Of Misdssippi Cousu1 Of tho Unitsd Bta1A$
st Canton, China
, 1875-05-30
7t,e rrt awA8s WHlpPthos.

'
Special Correspondence ef Ths CAseaoo 1f1au.sk
WuM1saros, Del, May 22.-We ars just
through with our spring WAippings, having COM
pleted the semi-annual bostoH1 Of that form Of
iuatice at New Castle to-day. Last Saturday,
e1aven persons we're whipped, and to-day ai1.
The number pil1oried Or the two occsaions was
nine. These, figures aro above rather than be-
low the average heretofore, and those who Go
not worship tho whipping post and pil1osy point
to them Is proof that those renal agencies are
not eHectual in fighting evil-doers. It may be
mentioned. too. that tho Judge OF our
County Court, in charging the Grand jury at
tha commencement Of tho recent term, dWelt
with great earnestuess On the '' fearful increase
at crt1no;~ so that it may be ret down - fact
that. though the voice OF the lssh IN heard IN the
land the hand Of the malefactor In not theraby
OF tho eleven wEo were whipped Last SAtur-
dav. six were wbita snd lFe colored. To-day
1rs out of the eeYeu were whito. In aga they
r.nred from lads Of 1G Or II up to yoars qrite
vnnerabIe,-one OF those who ware punished last
week being gras-haired man, probably % ysazs
Of ace. Two Of them, too, had been whipped
before at least once; 20 that their TeappeaFance
sdda two more to tho already offensive lst OF
those who have como twlce Of oftener 70 Do
whipped You know It il claimed thas. Hncn
person il once Whipped thas SERVES; ta&s 20
never returns for second punlahment 1ns
claim is not based On 1acta; # Is 4 pure aesump-
lion Of those who supasically vie" tho Whip
pinR.fos& u 4 ratiable psnsl naethod
A1oat Lbs f1s punlsAsd to-aA2 Tne sao
, 1875-05-30

cutter John i. DIX lsavea to-night for tho citJ*
with Capt. Eads, Col Ano1s1s and party Oh
board, Capt. RAds has bseu mixing soundiDgs
IN and around the South Pass md IL highly 1rtt~
sified with the result Of his Investigations Tbs
weather. aas been favorable for his purpose, and
hs now statse that they viii commence ops-1-
tlona q 4 much earliar date than u dxsa Anta-
H1nfAd
, 1875-05-30

ATCHIS0N, TOPEKA 4 SANTX FE-
TOPEKA, Kan, May Pa SPECIAL from Grcna~
da, Colorado, says the first spike was driven to
DAY At that place On the extension Of tho
Atchisoa, Topeka l. Santa Fe Railroad 10 Pne-
bio. L largo amount Of material has accunu-
lated, and track-laying will be. puehed forward
ct the rate Of mile per day. It is expected
that trains will bo running to Ioa Angelea hY
Aug. /. and Pueblo by Oct. !. "