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DEATH OF A DEspE1sADO.

McAlL1srEn, I. r., Nov. 26.-Chnrley Jones,
tho notorious outlaw and despcraf'o, who for
some tltno hos been terror to this vicinity, Is
dead. About ten days ago he got on a spreo
aud, under tho influence of whisky, wl,icl, made
hin perfect Gend, he aasn,,lted several parties
ut Pcrryvillc, after which he returned to his
homo here and proceeded to rim tho town. En-
terlng tho depot lie discharged ILLS revolver anI
run tho agent out Of tue office. Ho then pro-
ceedcl to the hotel and assaulted in
offensive ,noog naE,ea NJ aod nn ssaged on o os H.
crtnnately. Tie cltkcts bccamc alarmed;
btoretgepers closed and barricnuet{ their stores,
nli fearing tue desperate, who then went to lis
nn,S and began ma1grous r, t assaa!t @ apon s
sister. 4 posse of citizcnx assembled to capture
tho out,ax, who at oncu fed when hs saw their
preparations. The recent ruins having swollen
tcFyeFs a =. W. Ss h
afterwards left It, the scaIch becoming too bot
for him. The authorities offered reward for the
capture Of Joncslea.l OF alive. Tho people turned
ont en- tnasse. and tho celebrated Light Hossn,
search bgGau tb earnest, and waa conducted FL
fectualiv and thoroughly. Last evening about
O'Clock the pltrsncra wcrc rewarded with suc-
cess, and tho outlaw was surrounded and cap
turetl by the Insilan authorities. After Ills
SURRENDER ho was taken to tue residence OF X.
l.. lscam, ESD, wllcrc hc was securely guarded;
but he Pr0hablY c0n1urcu up q plan 0I escape,
us he desired 10 DC taken TO his own residence
for the night. 1t was, roncludcd to grant h!s
rcQucst, aud accordingly tho pssc In charge left
Nenu,'s aud Atartcd with Junes In tho direction
Of is house. liu went alons pcaccably enough
until he got Within 40 yarls 0f Ills house, when
he broke away from his eaptors and ran for hts
life, Tie posse Immediately fred upon him,
md Charley Joues, the nutoriUus Uutlaw mud
dcsprrallo, fell to the ground a eorpsc.
jones had lch d very cVentful life. and WA a
true typo OF tho Inlxct.bloo1 0ntlaw. Fnur
years upo he killed tnau in tho Nation and lied
IL Georgia; he continued COURSE Of crime in
that Stuts and bad to flee to Texas H. got too
tps for him In tho last.nanca Ht4te, when he
returned to Ills Old iolu1 In tho Milton, Arriy-
Ing few months after tho killing Of bis BROTH
er, who was also nptcl tlesperado, by bob
lteans, in slcAlllstcr, Charles Jonea forced
ls dead brothers widow to marry lin at tho
lnuxz,o Of a revolver ut,l against her will. As
soon as no came In possession Of, the property
lett by his bruther, he begnn to 1catl terrible
life Vt crime, and tho people of hlcAllister were
tcrroTlzed by him.; About Yen days ago he got
uruMx ut rurryrIle aud stabbed tho sectinu
Loss, na'uctl Johuson, In the back with q ak
Inch howirk Johnson blcd two gallons,
bur will recover. The fl,lI-bloqd 1ndiails sym.
pathlzu with Joncs, and tho cnd Is not yet.
, 1877-11-30
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.

BDfe1aE Dlfp0feh n ne L7eo0o 7F76HNe.
TuscotA, ILL.,, Nov. 2O.-On the 24th an
attempt was nude to assasslnaic J. l.. Connolly,
ut Carnage, near here. lie Is agcnt Tor Charles
Cuibertso,i, Of Chicago, in buying grain and
stuck, and stands well IN The community.
Connolly and hls wife were lying 10 bed vt
through tho window. A liberal reward was
announced yesterday, and detectives arc work.
fnn up 4 SLIGHT c1eN.
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County, during tho nt,scnto Of The family at a
neighbours. A aervant-gir1 was ctona in tho
Kitchen. lFe naked for something to cat. wi,a1,
she gave him III abundance. Tic 10 rotne way
Ing from the table seized tho gfrl by tho
thrpat, placc,l lfs hand oycr her mouth,
md, In tic struggle tho EiTl fninic. and fell 10
the anor. ana, while unconscious, tho sIl'nin
consciousness for an hour, and then wns SO
overwhelmed with sllnmc nntl grief that slle
kept the affair eccrct for three Jays, when, Of
COURSE, the Hcoundrcl was out of reach.
, 1877-11-30
GREAT BRITAIN.
FAILURE.


LONDON, NOV. 33.-Itlchanl Hooper 4 Sons
wine AMI spirit merchants, have failed. Ltabiii.
ties, 81, 80 600. -
COTTON MIL BURNED.
Whittaker's cottun mill, ono ol tho largest In
,OIdham, containing $1,000 spindlcs. was de-
stroyed by fire yes terlay. The loss is cstimat-
I'll at t1Oo,tDo, Many persons arc thrown out
Of employment.
THE british MEDITERRANEAN FLEET.
LONDON, Nov. GA CDustantfupplo dispatch
Eays the British fleet which was to have left
1Hyika Ilny iu winter ut Smyrna and 3tnlta hns
been orlorc,l 10 reTpit In The bay.
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,lemna,lon Of the affair, concluding as fol]o1,,
ri fu,pat!entIy nnsicftatc Tho plh,ir.'
tion of m an,plc apology to tl,s l,,'"1sa- ,.sa
plo Of the United States for thfa outrscernuv. INV
wrong in!1irtc.l tIpen their llonpr and ,nae,,u'
and ask you also in tho name nt the parr93l
Society n our country. represented by inc, VII.
was mt the ilcntitsh butcher who cut out on. :,
the eycs of tho tortured animal nrrcstcd alonn
With his trfamouA n<soctatc on the npotl Is
short, why wss not the whole n!lafr prevcntea
nt tic Start by yattr a1ly-endoweI ~
hitherto energetic Soviety1' "as
, 1877-11-30

ruH BRITISH rH5ME-MlNtsTEn'H SPEECH At TIE
LoR1-AAron's bAsquEr.
At the banquet of the Lord-Atayor Of Lon
don, Nay. 0, the Earl OF nenconsdc1d responded
Ma1csty's Mln!stcrs":
II. of Eonclhtns that occurred aud wAd sail ycsr
a-u In tlns hall. tnay remind you that, since
The calr oE that htsI position whel. you ,uw ill.,
otber things hare happcncd 1c.,Aea thoes to which
yoat :Lot,l'Aiu h. a. alluded lhsss h, ts,lun
t,ost populated rrovincn OF Her Maicsty's
e oua Its tes1be bss e
nr"rd, but which, Il IL had not tccn for tue
pravldcnt!a recurrence to The bounty Of Nature.
Queen tn Indla has supplied succor to suf.
tnt sf in nsi 1n s nn.t e ,ue e9s
stances Il nrrrsrart1y limited. There 10 limit 10
administrative efficiency anti TO sy.scmat7e skill.
There arc conditions AtOn which d Government
tAh feed nst'on witch cnnnDt ts dcpafted froui.
|! dopa,ted from. tlry bring only eoniu.ian posi-.
may bc tho will and Thu power of tho tiostrnnicnt
Instance hna never been l,u.,ted.-s.llI thtre atu
sisitlsts,~wAsh cannot Ss reaeIe;i BY ;.s taai o.
Ioyernlnunt. rn'les ihe.a circumstances Il IL Tho
sa' md bles.sa. esa opviats the 'sn mu.s
Leneaeent results. lchoyrs: wo have
ue eoan'r1 1 q, ,s1atbv na ,E nee
jvcts IN distant land (cheefsj: auil am nure that
iuur predecessor III tho his 6tsce yuu now nl viii
irustee ot The l,fsti.h Empire. and thu honotcI
aduciary Of splendid example uf .natonaI syt,t-
My Lord Mayor, IT / turn from, tho appalling
picture which fndia would represent 10 us to tho
quarter of the elot,s in whic! VIZ dwell. ! canuot
shsre be Greater Calamity 10 hu,asn naiars than
is,nus. It 4 that ., an exscrm,nat,uu waT. i1TuI
ION. Earops VS. on ahs eve ui .akns ths 1ast III
ihe supren,s e1ort 10 prcyent that war. That
shost sl,s II ss?nGr hae waF ~ tsn d.
duty 10 announce ii once Ia Language which cUufl
not b. mistaken. ihr policy Which nndvr tne cir
iraUIcd lor the vccasivn md neryiY brcausr var
ssa declared. i. was policy which ffo,u tlo oppnr.
Thss ,d s bs s.o1 70 ID s
policy wa nnaa,n.oasly s,isp'ed; thas polIcy We We
b.ys .nsnaos.y .y asIatans4 I'D H t5oa' !lai 'o
ch.eis usdss its @ elseu.a.tsnss. sa. asS II H.
Or interest Of England ot Turkey that wc should
iaEe part ia thy impending contr.t; int willis ws
,1 snts,ssa1 'as nsS'!Isl!t' s'.l1 which v wi.
must cease II British tntssc.,s wcre .ssa'sd !,
tsr1r own ichrnr, and q lauvhl. hayu asn1unre,;
1hs S5 =: .ss ol'eY } I'm a Mqy3.
,s1icy ~ scr Maiesty;: dovernuentMa poie,
t"hirh ,hsv .d,rt"T Trim tte fr.l and wir,i In,
.xe II % sf,n, nsin,,tn", 1hrx leIiry. II /. H..
Hntv ~ nr,ttrct Hrit,sh ntetcsta xroad and it !.
ya,cs xhici. thay bsiiuyo thu puonis Vi this cuuu
~ lava *""ctln,,ed ann hlsntsI' i.hcars. III
i.5,J Mayor tGcrv nav hayu Geen many reason
wh,eb NAV haSe ,nluc:d a. 10 about tnat nolicy
~ ,h.;a h..3 'Au w,s uns anH .rIncinai nnc
uh,"h 4 Lii rnf.r hs,tsy. thS n,IIc
~ na"tr,i,,~ -, ~" ,,,rt ~ this rnnntr
~. moi ,pyre ,ut The beucat Of Eusiun
ahn,, Il ~. tn1 the heneHt of >rmsS,v Ear som,
~.sY. II In. isam s,.u,nn al ainIumasv inst Tur
, 1877-11-30
THE lAcTEAl BOSS.

614caol DltDatcA 10 7Ax Ulc1oa 1TfbAxx.
DIS Mofags, H., NOV. a9.-S. q. Lves1nore.
Of Cedar Rapids. haa = Guernsey COW which
sweens the board on lacteal product. She drop
pod her hrst calf OFT. Is, 1876 From Nov.
following to Sept. !, 1sT, she eayc ~ pounds
Of nIlk, from which was made 8o11f pounds Ut
butter. Sept. 80, 1871, she dropped her second
eslt; and from Oct. Is following, III seven days,
shs Xaye l2i pounds ol milk, from which wAs
made ~ pounAs Of butter.
, 1877-11-30
TIE CAFTRES,
4 WAR WHICH MAY COST TUE Llyks or MANY
nArIISN HoLulEkA

nHlII5H SOLDIERS.
Lan3on saturday Rett<E.
The history u tho outbreak appears to he
this: Twenty yeaSs ago Nc were en1uEed In \
war with I'll independent chief named hrell,
the head Of the 0slekas, who was supported by
other tribes. Tbs Csfrea, In ortlss 10 make
victory sure, began by destroying al their cat
tie, u witch had informed them TINT, u this
Sacrifices was kaxde, their hesoIc sucestoxa sud
millions oi new cattle would spring out of the
eurth, aud that the white men would b. driven
into tho sea. When tbs Cailres veru defeated
II bec1inc . very difficult task to savo
them trpm dying Of hunger Far
too smMl number were 1sft tu
I'LL the country which the Oalrkaa had once
t~eupie.l1 aud Krsli aud the remnant Of Ills n4ca
wcto suffered to occupy 1ue portion of the de-
populated district, tbs tsnsaimlss beluG hands1
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PHILADELPHIA, pa., Nov. 2o.--This morning
John II. Brown (colored) shot William Kelley,
sou OF Congressman Kelley, whilo riding on
strcet-car. Tho ba!l entered The right check
md lodged in the bnck 0f the neck. The wound
is probably not fatal. The assallant had been
drinking, aud shut Kelley without my PROVO.
cntiou.
, 1877-11-30
BERGH on THE BuLl-flGHT.
6-Ax-..l Tl<nsxS1A - ~ fvAfrSt1n T+I Nm 4

Nxw YoAK, Nov. 29.-Nrpry Befgh, Pfesl-
dent oi the Society for the Prevention Of Cru
city " Anmals, has written u letter to
President Wlnan1, OF tho San Frunctsco Society,
la regard to tho recent bull-6ght there, !il
which be uses very atEong language tu con-
, 1877-11-30

GUILTY OF EMIT.
BosToa, Nov. o0.-Abcl F. Fii'clil, late Water
Register OF Cambridge, tas been found guilty
Of embezztcincnt upon nine counts.
, 1877-11-30
SITTING BULL.

WAsutsoroa, D. c., Nov s9.-Therc is re-
port that Sitting Bull has entered the United
states from Canada. The report Is not ver.
ffaA
, 1877-11-30
THE WEATHER.

WAsu1aoros. D. g., Nov. 00-1 d. m.-Fos
the Lake Region, stationary TO falling baroms-
ter, partly cloudy or cloudy weather, occasional
light enows, aud coldoE, southwest TO northwest
winds, except slovlJ rLsing Temperature Ia
the Upper Lake Kcgon.
LOCAL unAksvArfoH&.
, 1877-11-30

Rpeefdt Dtspatch to The CAtcdgo Tribune.
BLooMnoTos, ILL.,. Nov. 29.-Edward Ros.
Icy, oflioldcn, Mclean County, fell into keith
OF boiling strup yesterday, and Was 80 badly
scallcd shat be will die.
, 1877-11-30
jealousy

JEALOUSY.
NonTuAMrros, Mass, Nov. oo.-Natthev
Davenport this morning fatally stabbed lis
wito md ono Pratt, her alleged paramour.
, 1877-11-30

dpteirl NspatcA to 7as chicago Tr<hHax.
DEs Aonss, Ia, Nov. 29.-Tuesday last .
tramp called At house tn RlooM6sld. Davis
, 1877-11-30
lliDtcIAi RESIGNATION,

JUDICIAL RESlGNNITUN,
New YoRK, Nov. GA Columbia, s. C,
special says tho Associate Justice Of the Su'
prema Court, ]. J. Wright, colotcd, In. r.
signed.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

Free, Frank and Fearless -motto
Of the Sewance, Tennessee, News.
The Independent Order of Forest
ers' is rapidly increasing in Nashville.
A very malignant type of mcasels is
prevailing in the Cherokee Nation,
about Gibson station.
Arkansaw Traveller: Arkansas has
more newspapers according to popula'
ton than any other State in the Union
A Cobb county, Ga. man has recently
found a half bushel of grasshoppers ON
piece of stubble land on his farm.
Two brothers named Corn were killed
in Henderson county, Va, by the sheriff
and posse in an attempt to dispossess
them
The Indian journal thinks the United
States court at Fort Smith, Arkansas,
should be removed to Eufaula, Indian
territory,
The Georgia negro who twisted the
mules tail to urge it over fence now
has lite.silo clromo of mules loot
on his cheek
At the present rate Of progress it will
require two years longer to complete
the government buildings at Raleigh,
North Carolina.
The Charleston News and Courier,
one Of the largest papers in the South,
deyotes ten columns to an account of
the celebration of st, Patrick Day in
that city
Arkansaw Traveller: The majority of
our legislators were so ignorant that
they fought against the printing bill as
though it had been an at to justify
incendinrism.
A correspondent from Colbert Station,
Indian Territory, informs the Star Vim
dicator of the death of Rev Harvey
Bacon, who had been a Methodist min.
ster for fifty years
Eminent Georgia statisticians have
calculated that the amount of ingenuity
and labor expended by impecunious
torels in getting free drinks would, if
devoted to any honorable and useful
pursuit, pay off the State debt in little
less than six years and eight months,
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QUIDITIEs,

An Indiana town sent 5000 pounds
0t whetstones To Australia recently.
Those Indiana fellows are sharptrs.
So many are writing quatraius "aftor
Aldrich" that the prosecuted poet
thinks ofapplying for an injunction,
Mrs. De NewmsnIis u temperance
crusader. She is trying to put up
corner on her husbands patent
Scotches,
John Sherry has been sent TO the
Washington chain.gang for carrying u
razor. He must be "a kind Of demi-
John.
: a Washington man shot a compan-
ion with the latteIs pistol the other
day That WAS being hoist by his own
petard.
April Fools day this year comes on
Monday. [Phila Bulletin. Don't try
that joke on the ministers; IL comes
on Sunday,
Members Of the Suffolk bar now ex-
press the intention OF never voting
again for governor who has n
brother-in.law.
Mem ers OF the Canadian House of
Commons enliven prosy speeches with
jewsharp concerts and hornpipe ac-
compartments,
Springman's demand to be inaugu-
rated president was considered unsea.
sonable, and he has been summer-ily
carried oil to all insane asylum.
Don Cameron gets into the Senate at
an earlier age than Simon did, but then
the latter never had u father that was
worth cent to help him along.
Peter Bayne, the biographer of Hugh
Miller, Is the BayTe Of the Contempt
rary Review under its new regime. 1t
Is not stated who its antidote IL.
The loudest claimant to the st. Louis
pOstotlice is Phoebe Cozzens; but HHyes,
we believe, doesn't appoint cousins TO
Office. - Worcester Press.
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ELLIS COUNTY LETTER.
The Growing CrOP-WheAt ~ Hight
NO Fear Of GrRsshOTpeFs-A Heavy
Crop Counted On.

NEAR WAXAHACRIE, Monday, 2'th,
To the Editor Of The Herald;
notice your request for items of in.
terest regarding the new crop, and /
concluded to send you a brief note in
compliance.
The crop prospects in this fine old
county never We're better Wheat is
very fine, and has sustained not the
slightest real injury from the grasshop.
pers, or locusts, as some call them, and
no apprehensions are felt by any intelli-
gent farmer on the subject Our pc, pie
generally are stripped and ready Tor the
coming fray with weeds and harvest. \
great number of new reapers have been
bought and it is thought orr crop will
be harvested without any Of the delays
which were so annoying last season,
A hopeiu! spirit peWades all classes,
and the certain prospects for n heavy
crop tends to keep alive the enthusiasm.
Many strangers are coming in, and more
can be provided for.
We are rejoiced hereabouts to see our
old favorite, TuE HERALD, taking more
interest in the welfare of the farmers
than formerly We think it now the
best paper in the State and you may
rely upon generous support from old
Ellis, We are all coming up to the car
niyal, and will certainly visit GHg
HERALD. Truly yours ---
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Cameron Might Have Been Roth
hChlIh.

West Chester Republican. Few men
have been able to crowd so much ripe
experience into single life as thus ven
cradle senator. lie began his career
very poor borrowing from an uncle his
first $500 to commence the printing
business. That uncle lived to see his
nephew n millionaire and at the head
of the war department Of the nation.
Had Mr.. Cameron employed his entire
time and talents to the development of
business pursuits, he would doubtless
have been to America what the Roth
schilds are to continental Europe. He
preferred politics, however and in
which pursuit he has been equally sue
c.p1Fu1
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A Money-Making Ncwsboy.

San Francisco Bulletin: Every body
who has frequently passed up Mont
gomery street in the latter part Of the
afternoon, just after the evening papers
are out, has constantly observed
among the swarms Of vociferating
newsboys one particular lad OF striking
appearance. He is rather taller than
his associates, angular, spare and ac'
tive. His youthful frame Is bent like
that of an old man, partly owing to
sickness and partly to u PERM
cIous habit of bending over his
books, for he Is an as9iduOus
student This fourteen year-old boy,
lean and delicate, has the grave and
meditative countenance of "A man If
forty deep lines, sharp eyes aud high
cheek bones being the pr mInent char
acterislics. His garments are, OF
course, durable material and rather
shabby. This lad, James Handley, has
been selling the Bulletin --he confines
himself exclusively to this journal a. d
stock list-for four years, and has
property, monetary aud real, valued at
nearly $4,000. Every day, fair or foul,
finds him on the street, diving into
street cars, making his shrill voice
dlstinguishable above the cries OF his
comrades, dartiug to and fro among the
passers 10y like the will o. the wisp
everywh ereat once. Hepursuesa beaten
track, a daily routine Of system, and
never deviates theTeirom. he sells 30
many papers that he employs small
Ter boy to carry great bundle up TO
the corner of Market and MontSome-
nv streets as q reserve supply, while he
himself has one hundred or more on
his arm. His profits amount to from
Sl5 10 1926 per week, anu II he fails to
clear So 50 on any afternoon, he goes
home dissatisfied. But to earn aud
hoard money Is not his sole ambition,
He aspires to a profession, and attends
the Lincoln school, where he IL an or
derly, industrious pupil, and ranks
high in his class. lie recently tuilt a
house on Telegraph Hill for 81 800, aud
sold it to his brother (also u newsboy,
and two years his senior for ~ 2O0,
the brother shortly aiterward selling
the property to capitalist for 20, loo.
He has an eye to the value OF posses
sing real estate, and owns several lots
and two houses on Telegraph Hill,
where he resides with his parents.
Jimmy bids fair to become u Califor-
MIA street capitalists OF no distant day,
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MARKETS by rELEGRApu.
Eyening Eepor,-FiunnrIal


Nkw loRS March 2I,-Gold opened nt iOiN.
| StCcks dull. Money > Exchange, lon IslS;
snort 49, 2. Government dun aud steady
state boa dis steady.
COMMERCIAL.
NEW loRT, March "a -Cution steady III.
lnnnH, o'iOci orleans II l-ltci sales 1888
halos. Futures opened ossy; AplI u.liQt
II l4c; May llS@ll Sic; June ii i'6ill 6Jc;
july Al t0Nll.681.
Heceipts-neI, $40 males; ~ ss dl0; exports
TO Great Britain SNii; coast S9i. sales $40
hales STOCK l9,7o5 Ma cas- er; Good niu-
dhug llAc; middlmg lie; low mlddlng 10
Ice; good ORDINARY lUc
lhVERp OF, MRrrh Noon Cotton DO
ding Orlean o d, Sairs 5, Go bales; specu.
latiOu ANA eNpou co; receipts 500; Amer
icau go Futures Ne,y HAT, sellers nj last
night prices; Uplards, low middlttg olasv,
MARCH aud April delivery, I'D; April aud
May 68,2ij May ANA Jun, S.ldi; July aud
August .; August aud sep ember SD;
March 80.
1915 p. m % Uplards, low middlng class,
June aud July delivery tS52di July aud
i,SO p. m,-Uplands. low mildnug class,
Apth and May delivery, OIL 1915 Juno ana
Sp. m'-uplands, low middling class, shi =
ped February aud March, by sail, Sl6d.
3SOp. m,--Snles, q Merican 1000 bnitt; Up
lands, low middling class, July aud August
dsiVery, g. lBd.
Night BepOrt-ftnRnciRl.
NEW YORK, M0reh q Gold steady at l0iit 4
Mon.y easy nj 2@2 . per cent sterling
steady at ia l-S. Governments steady aud
active
COmmerciaI.
NEW YORK, March q Cotton stead, ;
UplRuds II 81 lBc; Orleans = &c. safes 40
bales; consolidated OF receipts lS,OT bale ;
export. to Great britain l7,931 bales; cont :
nent i,SOS; net 4 lptS 10, gross S9J. Futures
closed firm; sales $1,000 bales; March l.2S0t
II soc; April u.29ll 3lc; May ltIi@ltlTc;
Jane ll6iGl 6ic; July ll55Ctll 700; August
llsNUll.S7c; September ll7OWll.72,; October
II 57all 5gc; November II lSall. jlc; ID GEM
Der ll,b al 10 C; January II 5Aal l,6lc.
Flour shade stronger; mainly ~ 20 on me
dunn and low grades, but less doing, closing
firm; sIpeIfne Yves ern "a, state S0(G6 ";
southern shade nrmeri common To fNir
extra 80 lOW6 30, good 20 choice do. So 06Mg 90.
GALVESTON, March 87,-Cotton market
quiet; goo mlddlin4 II S-ic; middliug l01 sc;
low mid dling lU5sc; god ordinary 0}sc; or
binary 0lsc; low ordinary $50.
Nav ORLEANS, March E-Cotton--de-
maud moderat sales 2i0l babes; Good
ordin ny gst9W4c low miduling l0&@l0ltc;
middling llWl1i &c, Cd middling 9sMll94c
middling iail l2&0l2Ac; tHir l2ila &c, Rs
ceipt., net 2,i9O; gross O7Bi exports to Baice.
Iona 3i stock 2,5VS, 20.
Corn dun, weak and l. wer, j0@jlc. Oats
easter; 81. Louis i3@l}; Galena l1c. Coffee
quiet and hriner; ordinary to prime, cargo,
6l4W2OISC, gol q. sugar quiet and we0lS;ordi
nary 60Gito common To good common $40
754c tar 10 fully fair SMSSc; prime to choice
SslG9c, centrifugal s 05gc; yellow clarified 10
@iUi1c. Mo asses quiet aud steady; common
S0QgS0 l-2c. Hay dull; cho ce SIS.
Sr, LOUIS, March 26.--Flour lrm and uu-
changed, the demand for superilnO, low and
medium extras exceeds the supply Wheat
Arm and inactive; No. red fall, 81 50 bid,
No do. 81 80. Corn active and tlrm; No, 2.
mixed IS .2Gs3aAc,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-28
Personal AND PERTINE Mt

"IIayes still Hayes-itotes,' is the way
the Boston Post puts 1t.
Scburz has appointed the wife OF
William o. Avery to a 81 200 clerkship
in the interior department
The potato bug has fairly begun the
conquest of Europe, and no diplomacy
can prevent his devasta'ions.
Mrs, Chamberlain and baby, of South
Carolina, have already reached Wash'
ington with a load OF baggage
ayes, we will Gather at the river,
yss The tune the Cincinnati Democrats
SANG at the Ohio senatorial ell c.ion,
II is u mistake to speak OF Fred
Douglass as black man. The white
blood in his veins prelominates over
he black by more than 8 to 4
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-28
houston n Texns Centernl II. II.
Arrival ana Departure OF the Mails NJ
Dallas.

NORTHERN MAII-Via NJ. X. & T, X, r.,
comprising Western, Northern and Eastern
States New York and ST. j. uis mails arrive
Vt $50 pm; denart ut 7:i5 AIN. Pouches close
at pm.
SourHERN Matthew Orleans and South
ern Louisiana, Galveston, Houston, Austin,
Waco, and all Other points in Southern
raxns, arrives nj 7:l5 am. departs at $3.50 p.
M. Pouches close nj ) p m.
EASTERN MAIL-Via r. II z Il. r., COM
prsiug Soushern and idde States, Louis.
Vile, Chattanooga, Memphis, Little Rock,
shreveport, ana All EAsternn Texas, arrives
daily nj $50 pm; departs at pm. Pouch
closes AZ PIN.
WESrERN MAIL From Fort Worth, Gle
burne, Granbury, Weatherford, Decatur,
PalO Pinto, Jactsboro and western posts,
arrives at p M. departs al sam.