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TO- Of G.. 7.

The following officers have been duly
elected and installed by StarLodge No. %,
at Pony, M. T., for the term beginning Au-
gust LIST and ending October 31st. .els
w. c. IA. D.; Weber. bss7,
W. v. T.-Mary FL. Reel. ,ts5i ,.f.I
w. S.-A.. II. Barrett. @a. ,aea'a #1a- K W
W.T. S.-James r.. Allen. ~. =
p. w. G. T.-Geo. Byron.
W.-T.-May Allen. 'IElt 0r 3s>lteT.
w. M.-Gco. II. Sparrell. Y
w. Cd. N. Sloan. ."i@.
w. l.. G.-Wm. O'Neal. =,
w. O. G.-Michael Sullivan. N eEa4zg
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EFE -- tN-. "tFfHTF N4-# Ht veg - e.. H# r-E4
The Northern Pacific Railroad, which
broke the back of Jay Cooke & Co., and
fastened the financial crisis under which
the country has suffered ever since, is itself
doing we'll. The Eastern and Western sec
tons built, $50 miles, are in good order, and.
last year gave net earnings OF 100000. The
country along the line is being rapidly set
tied, and lands of the corporation are being
sold, for cash, or exchanged for the bonds Of
the corporation. With increased business
the road must be completed at 10 very dis
tant day. Boston and New England have
M interest in this enterprise. The whole
road from Lake Superior to the Pacific,
will be built as soon as Boston can run 4
road through the HoosacN ttnnei to Lake
Superior to meet it and that is exactly
what Boston needs.-Ne,0bu'yport Herald.
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THE. JEFFERSON VALLEY.

EDITOR H~rsBANBMANt .. =...E... -.
Since my last, the Indian excitement has
quleted down. Governor Potts having de-
clared peace, the people Of Jefferson valley
are willing to accept it, and those who had
removed TO Virginia and Butte have re-
turned and resumed their daily ayocation.
The grasshoppers made a raid in the vail
ley, but have not done the damage they
might had they have come earlier In the
season. 1t is true oats have been damaged
considerable on some ranches, but on 9TH
ers they were scarcely touched.
Wheat is ready for the sickle, ana it win
commence to rattle tomorrow if there Is no
hinderance from bad weather. ss a>na%.r
Haying is going on lively, and the crop IS
claimed by all to be heavier on the valley
than common. '"-~ 80.
| learn that, there is to be a Pomona
Grange organized at Compromise Hall, in
Madison county. August 18th. All fourth
degree members who can pass the proper
examination in their subordinate grange,
are eligible to this degree, and can receive
the same by attending. g. ...-t 49, - 3.
~ ."'. LIVE AND LET LIVE.
Fish Creek, NJ. T., Aug. II, 1877. ~. Ill., 3
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8, 4, . and 9 or cases, seAn watches fully war
for one year. ~
All kinds of Watch repairing done in q work
1ranlike manner, and warranted for one year. g.
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.JEwEIRY.

Ladies' Sets IN Solid Roman Gold, Cameo,
-" An,ethyst. Coral, Garnet and Fsar7. 'l's
=. Solid IA Karat Gold
GUARD. OPERA AND VEsr CHAINS,
7' ROMAN AND PLAIN GoLD NECKLACES,
Muiie .gaIL oCKETs. CROSSES a@5 ~G bsst
FINGER AND EAR RINGS, ;co .f.-4ls gr
. ). STUDS, SLEEVE Burrows, ETC.
G-Solid Silver and Plated Forks, Spoons, etc .sttH
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PRESS OPINIONS or THE.
STRIKE.

Marshall Herald. OF course the In.
tlItctl.nu viii have 90 bu suppressed.
tlH rue'y Of society dtmGnas h..
hNth ended .he condition. M lhiups,
,Ae GENERALIZATION aud distress. wliI
DO even Wutae than 10 was when IL
commenced.
Waco hAhm,upri the WUrlingmtn
VIII naturally receive active bympatlv
aud capital viii bee stroug enough Ia
maintain it,rl}his Public sentiment
VIII Judge lmpartial.y aud, In view oil
Wl that has passed, suggest aud enforce
The necessary reforms and re.pedie.
Wherever they seem mast eXpedlent.
SiaIesmnni Even here In Texas,
nearly two thousand miles from this
passlonalesIlllc, mems deepes, synpa.
lhles are aroused, IL IL a shock To ths
na,ion, which must tell ils TILE Tor
many years to come, no doubt propar.
ing the way for a better understanding
between the employer aud the emu.
ployed, and giving rise 10 mutual con,
cessiOns vastly beneficial To all.
Galveston News; Viewed In a 20.
lltical aspect, this revolt OF railroad
laborers Is porteutous II h impossi-
Die that the general policy of the
party for u series of years
can be blameless for the state of things
which Is now seen. The situation I'M
demands vast WORK Of
remedial craftsmanship ut the hands
OF congress. Let us hope that the
craftsmanship viii not be wanting.
Denison Cresset The strikers may
not succeed this time but let the
thumOscrews OF contraction br kept
At the vltals of the Aburing millions
and IL will surceed-terrible aud over
They must be ground
down until II becomes "bread or
blood - apoor man will fight when
starvation, gaunt and hungry, grasps
his little ones, IrJ the man who
would grind the laborer down beware!
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FOREIGN NOTES.

pnr Hussinas successful ~ NHyn
management "A decisive Hattie IN
o,lnenti. Huigarin,
I.oNnoN,July 2d,--lt Ia probable thai
the Russians viii soon be compelled Il
abandon Arabian, In Asio,ia Turkey,
sulieman pashn mud kgdll pasha
bayoelltcted u Junction ot their forces,
mud are now at the head Of an army Of
,Nly thousand men ON the southern
side ofthe Balkans, Yesterday they
were said 10 have taken the offensive,
and moved ON Heul Soghera; and IN
the Russians on their part have ceased
advancing, It IL expected tina, great
hattie will soon be fought in that
neighborhood.
The rImes' bucharest correspondent
SAYS the report which he transmitted
Yesterday, that the Grand Duke Mich.
olas had routed the Turks at peva, was
premature, but general engagement
il expected there immediately The
reports OF great route was also un.
founded.
LONDON, July 26,-An official dis.
patch from Biea announces that the
Russian steamer Nicholas and two
sloops, armed with cannon and mi
trallcuses, engaged Il Turkish monitor
near Silistria. She was vet on fire,
and considerably damaged, and sew.
cral o. the crew killed and wounded
The Russian vessels sustained insig.
uilicant damage, and no lives were
lost
Five Turkish steamers and five mon
itors, going from Rustchuk TO Silis-
tria, on the 23d, were attacked 10y the
Sloboseis batteries. Three of the
steamers were burned, aud one sunk,
A special dispatch from Berlin to the
Pail Mall Gazette says the Russian
has called out the land
wehr reserve.
The Standards Posth dispatch says
that Prince Gortschakotl has notified
the powers that Russia will not treat
with the porte, and the ques-
tons to he solved will be submitted TO
the great powers.
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WASHINGTON.

Joseph still Sporting in IIo""rd's DO
main-Robrrf r. Campbell nppOint-
cd Collector.
WASHINGTON, July 2G The latest
from Idaho reports that Joseph made
a raid, getting away with four hundred
ponies and other p!undcr, The ralu
was in chastisement Of Indians friend
ly to General Howard.
The Memphis and Charleston ran
road have paid their entire indebted
ness to the state Of Tennessee-Sl'-
G7l,9lG. go
The president has commissioned B'
a. Bosenan postmaster Mt Charles'oni
aud appointed Robert +. Campoe"'
collector, Third district of Texas
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STATE OF TEXAS.

II gives 10 the Passenger a Wow OF the grand
esl scenery, finest agricultural district tnd
great grading grounds OF iho West.
.ts passenger and freight tinins ure sur
passed by none In the State. Pullmans
Palace Drawing koom and sleeping Can
leave 81. Louis daily via the NJ, X. & 4. R'y
at y a. M; Hannibal nj 10 n. m, and sedalin
Mt 1913 y. M, running through 10 Denison,
sherman, Upllas, HearHe, Aus In and Hotp.
ton without change Connection Is also made
at sherman with the Texas md Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
1sie connections OF this Road with the NJ,
x. n A. ut DeniEOn for NJ. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas city and Rll
points North and East; with the Texas y Pa
cihc at sherman for 81. Louis, Cairo, Meme
phis, and all points East aud southeast, and
VI Hovston with the - =, IL n \. A for San
Antonio, the a., IL. " II Tor galveston. the
1exak x New Orleans RAILWAY for beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory steam
coasts, and the Liverpool \ Texas steamship
Line TO liverpool. Havre aud other kuio-
pean cities are perfect, while Its ffecdom
from dust and heat on account OF the nature
OF the soil aud the open pfaiIle country oven
which II passes, with its cooling fen O eeze,
pleasant scenery OF broad praifieF, Beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields of cotton. corn,
small grain, aud fruits, render II especially
desirable and adyantas cons " uafelefs and
shippers In preference 20 others
81. Louis Express leaves unlvoStcn daily
SO p. m I. II earne at 2a5 put, Dallas s:s5 q.
m. aud penfson at lli5 a. m.
Bar Your Tickets and ship Your Freight
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At the foot of Lookout Mountain,
near Chattanooga, was fought many a
hard battle during the war. On that
same ground, nearly forty years ago a
victory was gained more glorious than
any gained by our armies. a remedy
was there discovered for liver diseases,
that excited the wonder OF scientific
men and physicians Purely vegeta'
bic, it eXcelled IN curative properties
the mineral drugs, such as caIomel,
and was as harmless to the system ana
almost as pleasant to the taste as co.'s
fee. This world.nmous remedy IL DR.,
A. O. Simmons Vegetable Liver Med
icine, manufactured by NJ. a. Thed
ford j. Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. 1t is
for sale by all druggists, who have also
some trial packages which VIII be
given to all applicants free OF charge
jun27-d&wlm
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Arrest OF General Escobcd" ana sni'
by General Ofd.

NEW ORLEANS, July 20, 1910 +. M
TIE Galveston News San Antonio
special, says that General NaranJo,
commandment of the Mexican troops I"
Piedras Negras, on being Informed OF
the arrest OF General Escobedo ana his
,uile at Rirggold barracks, by Unl'ea
States troops, has thanked General
ord for the same, and notifies him
that General Pedro Valdez who was
in Texas, and who it was stated was
about to cross the river aud try conelu'
sions with Naranjo in favor oil Leruo'
had come into Piedras Negras with his
officers aud surrendered themselves 10
the Dlaz go. eminent, and that ne,
Naranjo, had pardoned them lh''
ends the Lerdo patty in Texas-uen-
eral Escobedo and suit under bond re
dro Valdez surrendered.
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YANKEE DOODLE.
Postmaster Key IN Asionished, hut
WouIi Otherwise be Surprised.

Postmaster hey IN Astonished, Hut
wouId Otbcrwise be Surprised
FORTRESS MONROE, July @.-The
following extract is made from Post
master General Keys letter to the
postal convention at Old Point Com
fort, Virginia. Regretting that the
turbulence at the north kept him
away, he says; "You may say to the
convention for me, that | nm pro-
foundly gratiGed at the orderly and
amicable condition of affairs in the
south, under the excitement so general
over many of the states of the UNION
| am not astonished ut the peaceful
condition of the south aud should he
surprised if it were otherwise" FRO
ceedings harmonious; "Dixie" follow
ing "Yankee Doodle"
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COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

The monetary market Is somewhat string
ent for outside business, but therc Is ahlpie
~ s.,, 10 f,r ieuItinlnte business and CONNER
cial purposes. NJ. ..,,,oi, / o2
Sailing, large | o.; small %.
SIlNEk-Numlnal.
There is but little gold or sllVer III ill"rhe,'
discCuut bank, par.
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The business Of the Union stock
Yards Chicago. is Of such character a.
to De readily affected by railroad strikes
Live stock cannot be received nor ior'
warled when the roads cease runninE
hence operations must be partially
brought to a standstill, and commission
men buyers. shippers and stock raiseTs'
fnr the time being. remain compare
lively idle Orders were received at
the different offices at the stock yaIls
to neither receive nor ship any s'oek'
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,u.Iy Am nlElDsTUFFS.

wuEnT-Recelpt moro liberal, tulR
eouaI To the demand: No z red - l't'l ~,
cc5boi i', q GOal 10; medium 0jgsl or lower
grades Gu9Nc.
OATS-1Oc.
RYF.--Nune offered.
BARLEY FEED-slc. ,...,,.
CORN-Iexas, Ia shuek, ",,@Wc ,,,d
iHHSY-s5 0Eab % per ton; hungarian ana
Ni!Iet slURl2.
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ONO CONVENTION.
4 Stnunch Platform AdOpted-The
Repeal OF the Resumption Act Ne
nanded.

Repeal of the Resumption Act de-
manded.
COLUMBUS, o., July 25.-Iho plat7
form adopted by the democrats state
convention is opposed to subsidies, and
favors the preservation of the public
lands for actual settlers and school
purposes. 1t declares the destruction
of our industries, and the pauperized
state Of labor the result Of fraudulent
and vicious legislation by the republi'
can party. 1t demands the immediate
repeal of the resumption act and the
reconciliation Of silver, and asserts
erecnbacks as the best paper currency
we ever had, and declares against
further contraction.
Sixth We congratulate the country
upon the acceptance by the present adj
ministration of the constitutional and
pacific policy of local self government
in the states Of the south, 80 long adj
vocoted by the Democratic party,
which hos brought peace and harmony
in that section Of the union.
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Bar Your Tickets and ship Your Freight
By the
HOHslOR and Texas Central Railway.

The following Offices aud Agents have
been establishing hy this Company. where
Information may be had concerning not
only the n. at. y. Railway, bnt Texas gen.
NJ. AZ aNcHEsTEH, Eastern Passenger
Agent, AZ Broadw. y, N. y.
Gen, J. n. RIO -kRT10N, Pass. Inmisra-
ton Agent, Us n. Third street, NJ. Lnuis. Mo.
A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, l0i
clark street, Chica.o, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, south eastern Agent, No.
Burneft House, Cincinnati. ohio.
J. r. COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Information mar also he had Al the agen-
cies ofthe ~. X. at. Railway, IN New Nufk.
('hleaxo. Cincinnati. Hannibal anu kt.Louls
.. UALno.
senq Pas. q Frsisi.s kst Houston Tszs..
= asnfsspi'. Houston. Texas. isnxam
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uInEs AM rELTRIEs.

urDEs-Dry fiut, is h' and upwari' iSc'i
Az ami. rs H. and upward, damaged, lUe''
nv Hint, kips and calf, lle.; dry sly, % 80
ard upWari, IIc.; green butchers, 5fcii ,o-,
SHEEP PEbIS-Each. OWING 20 so I...i IN
lse.. white wool, long. 3ici Whlle "oO'' '"''
ciin. 1aa.fc,; black wool, loc.
BlrFFALO-Bull's, &C.; cows, &C.
TAILOW-fn barrels, 5hc.
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LIME AED CEMENT.

,tNF-The best quality in barrels isw worth
"a. a. buIk. 81 W; ordinary Dallas, &c poi
bushel. ,,. a. .-,,,t, 81 :, barrel
,o,tsyjiIe. hist, lit lie kept, 81 80 , Darrell
Da 81 ss.sITExt. worth s. 50 = barrel.
ne s1op v:of the above mentioned am
Ia a. ample demand fairi market hih'
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FIoIIR-F Fair demand, which Is met Freely
AZ he following quotations. Crescent IN IN
s =, he, %: san Iacinto 80 %; Empire - ~
XXX g %. Eagle g. %; Magnolia, IA ssehs,
v ihs., 81 90; Todd Mili] NM 10y 80 80
central XNNA, s3 ~, choice fhlllIg' - -
STIR Mills M, - ~.
IRA N-from 10 TO 1'c'
i'nu y MiA if--tut.
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Nr.,, ,,,,,.,,,g t,,t,, oH t,I,,,, e,,,,,,
NAW I'L .'.,,' IVY & w ,nil'I' N,'
w ny t .' ,' n'b,V 90 an ~ w.
80 A, ~ n,,, snit.,a .h(SIdVrs rnri
r ,' ~ SI',, NV nantaIy III hV,N H..
49, nt v,'N "n',D ''NF "s''N''
oVIeih ulVum"p.uu' az. >,,,,,, Iu.,,,. .,,,,...
ernily arm, Win a fair bushes, mainly In
city NH extras, and CLOSING nrin; supathne
wtstpru and state - 5Uogd UJ, other rraans
firm aud unchanged Wheat Spring lower
to sell ana quiet; winter grades tlrm; new
rcd aud white western ct o., new amber ana
white Tonnos.ec, ii OK, new amber aud
VUugnin, to arrive, VI 05s Corn l6r!c better
and active and strong, closing scarcely so
0rm. migrated Glm6,c. Oats better and
huber offerings irAt, Coffee quiet ana
m,,a,nnn,ob sW'.ar unii' and unelanvcd, Ts'
mol nnirt Mnasscs uuist and nominal
Rice quiet and unchanged.
u.,,,,,,,,,. i,l,, %, tn,,r .yt.,1,, Ur,,
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CoNNmorloNs.

Louis a iron Mountain aud So. Roadway for
all points North, Hast nnd Southeast.
Al LONGNlEW JUNCTION and MIN.
NICOLA, with nil tralna on tho International
h. II, for Tyler, Palestine, HouAton, calves
ton aud .an Antonio.
AZ DALLAA, with trains o. tho Houston
and Texas Central Il. Il, fol ColslcNna,
MeYia, Bromond, Waco, Calvert, lirynn,
Hemp,tohd, hrenham aud Tor All points Ia
Middle and southern Texas
FISHERMAN, with II. a 80. Hallway,
for all roints on thu limo of That rORd,
Al FONr WORTH, with stages for all
points In westOrn Texas. t
AtsnREvEpoRr, with Red river steam
ors for New Orleans,
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All mothers with hereafter bless our
friend, j, c. Downing, the photogra.
pher, for his Ingenious invention, lie
has just returned from a six weeks alb.
sence, and has invented a baby swing,
whereby the little darlings can be
coaXed and wheedled into quiet, and
their pictures taken at the same time.
This is done by swinging platform
inside frame. On one end is an easy
chair for baby, on the other the cam
era. No matter how much the plat
form swings, the baby and the instru-
ment keep their relative positions to
each other. The gentle, undulating
motion fixes the infants attention,
and in the twinkIing OF an eye the pie.
ture is obtained. "Oh, its nice" and,
mamas, take your little cheruos to
art gal lery, opposite the lie
Grand Hotel, and Inspect the new iu-
YentlOn. q
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NhW YORK July .D' Money easier at IS
w. pvr rruL sterling um "a I'd nj. uold
hhhlo utWpr 90 N Ws auNOlumput
hohlh are Qnlot, state bonds AFRO stpudy
Gold opened u ni1.,
Nkw unLyASs, July N.-Gold "a ua.
@s ult New York sight "a promiuIu'
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MARKETS by rELEGRApu


HAl htnlpNl lny p -uold glUa4ilu4 ell.
silver wc0uaL Exchange New 4ork slent
fNN ptmlum, AyW unUus hrAt. par
Ulrlu premium w.
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Attorney az lnw.

1hnrmond, willard q Fletcher, Att'ys nj
Law, 81 Main street, mp stairs. 0ctbdlm
John NJ, htemmons, Attorney NJ Law, No
400 North Side Public Square, upstairs.
OOtD-dtf
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Great Through Route +!
MAIN ARTERY OF COMMERCE. AND TRADE
TO ALL POINTS.

And offers the Hest ltoutes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better Accommodate
tons aud Greater Security Than any otner
Line. Passing through tho richest and inoai
beautiful portions OF the Great Empire
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me leading clothing House OF DaI,n

Ahe hafhNthA Ai"ththk AANuNNb' pe''A "
Il, Nj. Kahn & Bro. Justly claim this
egOtistical title, on account OF their
having the most extensive stock o
well made clothing in the city OF Dat
las, and ~ good as is kept in Calves
ton, New Orleans or any other large
city, and they prop se to sell their
goods as cheap rs the cheapest, and
guarantee better goods largest assort-
ment, best styles and latest fashions.
A glance ut their stock wi convince
anyone rs to the truth their asser-
tons. They also keep tirst-cass
stock of mems fur sizing goods, con
sisting of compete stock OF mems
hats, which they make specially OF;
also, the celebrated diamond ID shirts
which they offer at extreme low figures.
They also keep on hand the most COM
plete and finest lineOf neck wear and
hosiery in the city In view OF the
above Stern facts, we. can cheerullye
recommend all of our citizens and the
public generally, to call around and
examine their stock, aud we feel con-
0dent that they will coincide with uin
and pronounce +. NJ. Kahn " Bros.
the leading clothing house
Dallas.
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Tiufai ...-..s.s s-sssss -ss-s'---'''
gipped this wees.--.'.-'''-''''''--''' asosl
ei,irr.s ] previously --..--,.... -; -,
shipped since sept-inoei Isl
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afork on hand ..--.--.--.-. 49,
S'"0A VI tOIToS NARKET. Ill al,
Nominal. Middling "a Low Au'u'iNh -
gOod Urinary 81.
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EyCH A \ { ! BANK
DALLAS, TEXAs.
Does General Banking and Exchange
Business,
DIRECTORS.

]. W. Crowdus, M. d., Dallas Phil. ",
Chappell, President of the National lex
change Bank OF Jefferson CITY, Mo-, A. l.,
Marsalis, OF Marsalis u Underwood, whole
sale gIooors Dallas; Col, IL. y, ErvAy, Dallas,
j. l., Williams, OF WillinmsS Toliiyor nrug.
gists, Dallas; james Nj. Swanson, planter,
Anderson county, Texas; John NJ. stem.
nuns, attorney .nt-law, Dallas; q, NJ, Swtnk,
Dallas. n. NJ, EryAy Dallas, jNndly.
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Cotton MARKET.

Jnly 2 Ojal2 llG August ~ 0ial2 Oa; sep
lemuer N WJi n0e October N lOUll ne;
November II G9ll 30oi december II .pls
Night -Uolton steady. uplunds gi.1, Or.
leans lgAc, salon l,.gO bales consolidated
not receipts 2iiI. Export 10 dreat Britain
son bales
loSroN, July 26.-COtton dull; middlmg
R9.oi net receipts -- bales; gross 20 bales.
PHILADELPHIA July 90 Cotton dull;
mldduug G4c, Gross receipts 30 uulus,
NEW ORLEANs, July ~ Night Cotton
unchanged, Sales hdO,, Including lM not
reported yesterday, THIS sulo hn, boon in
negotiation Tor several days. Receipts, net
~ bales, gross 80 bales. Exports to New
York, - bales stock aNUO
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AT BOTTOM PRICES.
EHGORAfS HlAs MANUFACTURE.

We manufactnre Beans celebrated Force
Pump-e small hrs engine ever ready nj
yard, and raise water rum the deepest well
easier than anv other pumr In use, n thor
uughly genfiiaits wells and trees them frOrd
foul air. We also keep The Little Giant Fire
Engine, ADAPTED for small towns. The
Power ard force Of this engine for throwing
water . Incredible. II must be Witnessed 70
BE- believed.
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