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Mobile and Ohio Railroad and st. Louis
Line.

This old and reliable line has attained an en-
viable reputation by its prompt connection and
is now ranked among the leading railroads OF
the country. Elegant and luxurious Pullman
Palace Sleeping Coaches of the most approved
pattern are run by this line only from New Or
leans to st. Louis without changes, reaching
there in advance of rival lines. and making close
connection for all points East. North or West.
Passengers. By purchasing tickets via Mobile
of cars and he uncertainty of securing desir-
able location in changing from one sleeper TO
another. Through car leaves depot foot Of
Canal street daily ut ) o'oioeA y. u.
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The saratoga scull Race.
tSpecial to the pemocrat.1

UoUHUTaT
SARATOGA, Aug. 2s.-The single scull race,
over the three mile course with turn on
Saratoga Lake, for purse of $500, given by
John Morrissey, added to three entrance fees
Of 500 each and the championship of
America, took place this morning. Chas. E.
Courtney, OF Union Springs; James Riley, of
Staten Island, and Frederick Plaisted, of New
York, were the contestants. The race was
won by Courtney by three lengths Time,
2o:47a34, Riley second; Plaisted quit at the
end of two miles.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-29
The RumOred P0stpnnement of the Extra
session Of Congress.

Especial to the DemocrBt.1
CINCINNATI, Aug. 2S.-4The Gasette's WASH
ington special says that sensational rumor
has been sent out chat the President has con-
sidered the propriety Of postponing the extra
session Of Congress altogether, owing to
letters from Congressman and business men,
insisting that the country will be benefited
by having no session of Congress until the
regular December term.
There seems to be no reason to believe that
any such decision is likely to be made.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-29
The Isoulnanian Forces.

| ISpbt1HI 70 fHB DBHlOtTat.I
LONDON, Aug. 2s.-Now 1t seems certain
Roumania will act under Russian orders
they have been crossing for the past two days
at Karabia to operate in the rear of Plevna
altogether. A force OF 10000 men seemed to
be reckoned upon.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-29
The Long Branch Races.
Especial to the Democrat.l

Especial to the Democrat
LONG BRANCH, Aug. 2s.-The first race to-
day for purse of $500 for all ages, three
quarters of mile was won by Duchess in
1:16.
LONG BRANCH, Aug. 2s.-Second race-NIile
heats for.all ages, maiden allowance, was won
by Partnership. Time, :4ss4 and 5514.
The hurdle race mile heats, was won by
Rink in two straight heats. Time, :55 and
:54s4.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-29
Explosive Missiles.

Especial to the Democratl
LONDON, Aug. GA correspondent of the
Herald states that after the battle in Armenia
explosive missilys were taken from the bodies
of the wounded Russian soldiers. The gen.
eral order has been issued to examine all dead
bodies and ascertain If use of explosive mis-
siles was universal
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American Eagles.

Especial to the Democrat
LONDON, August 2s.--American eagles, to
the amount Of e13o,ooo were withdrawn from
the Bank of England yesterday for the United
States, despite the fact that the bank yester-
dhy began to charge half a penny per ounce
more for eagles.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-29
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. %, 8 .. m.-The market
for yarns and fabrics at Manchester is quiet
and steady.
Dplands. Low Middling clause August
53l-32d; new crop shipped November and
December by sail 31-32d
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MONEY AND STOCKS.
Especial to the Democrat

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-Gold 1o414. US. 6's
Of 1881, 11oM; do coupons 111fb@1115I; ~
5-2o's of 1865, new issue, 1o6@1061s; do. 1867,
1880 1885; do. 1868, coupons, 11054; 10-4o's,
10S24@109; do. coupons 112@1121a; currency
SIS 12324; new SIS 109
95 1-16; .. S. new AIS, 1o59s; U. S. 5-2O's of
1867, 107; 1o-4o's, 1881; new SIS, 1917; Erie,
1n3[ -
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The Grand Parade of the knight
TempIar.

Especial to the Democrat.l
CLEVELAND, Aug. 28.--The grand parade of
the Knights Templar moved promptly at 9 80
O'Clock this morning. The display was SIM
ply magnificent. The procession was one
hour and thirty minutes in passing any given
point. There were fifty-four bands and a
dozen drum corps and not less than 800
swords were In line, and about It's comman-
deries marched. Not less than quarter of a
million of people witnessed the procession,
every available window and housetop being
occupied, besides crowds on either side of the
streets throughout the line Of march. The
weather was very auspicious.
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Rewards search.

Especial to the Democratl
SALT LAKE, Aug. 2s.--The courier who
arrived at Virginia, Montana, this morning,
reports Howard has been encamped at
Perry's Lake since the 23d, waiting for sup
plies. He would move after the hostiles this
morning.
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The Rowing Championship.
Especial to the Democrat

PITTsBURG Aug. 2s.--Articles of agreement
have been signed between Van Morris, cham
pion, and Pat Luther for a five-mile scull race
for the championship and $1,000, the race to
take place October 13 over the Hutton course
on Allegheny river, twelve miles above this
city
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-29
VOL. II---NO. 241.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
CREED MOOR.
Third Practice of the Crescent City Team
seIpli Leads Everybody.
fSpeeial to the Democrat

IbpHUIHI % tno D1mUCIH'.I
CREEDMooB, L. l.. Aug. 2s-The practice
ehnnfinr Of the (reaeent Citv Team to-day
was excellent, Selph making total at the
three ranges-so0, 900 and 1000 yards-of
212 In a possible 225; John X. Renaud, 1876;
Eyrich, 1876; Arms, 1884, Glynn, 191; Manning,
162. Selph made one bullseye on the wrong
target, which could not be scored, but had 1T
been he would have made at. He leads every
body here. The highest score made by any
member of the British team to-day was that
made by Henry Miner, who scored 200. G.
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The Mining Prospects Better.
Especial to the Democrat

a1-T N IoptCIaI 10 Inc UemOcrat.I
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2S.-The mining out
look in the middle district is much better, and
there is prospect of a general resumption OF
work in few days.
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The New Jersey Republican Conventi

tSpecial to the Demonrat.l
TRENTON, N. j., Aug. 2s.-The Republican
State Convention will be held here Septem-
her o.
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brigham young Dying.

Especial to the DemoeratI
SALT LAKE CRY, Aug. Brigham Young
is very i'll; his recovery Is doubtful.
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mains will be taken to the Masonic Hall at
10 o'clock tomorrow morning, where he will
lie In state until p. m. Thursday, when he
will be inferred with Masonic ceremonies.
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If Staub wanted to do it he could take schipka
pass apd blast forever the hopes of the Rus
SLAMS; but he does Lot care about such things
He is cosmopolitan, and his only object in life is
to give news TO all comers. This you can ascer-
tain by ing TO Galdthwsite's bookstore. on Ex-
charge Alley. aeas the corner Of Canal s.res..
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The New York Republican state Conven-
ISnanial to .ha De


New YORK, Aug. s. The Republican
State Convention is called for September &c
at Rochester.
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Death of Ben DeBar.
lSpecial to the nemnorat

Especial to the Ieemocrat.f
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2S.-Ben DeBar, proprietor
and manager of DeBar's Opera-House, in this
city, died at 6 o'clock this morning His re-
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wants tn Meet Joseph.

Especial to the DemocratI
SALT LAKE Cry, Aug. 2S.-A report from
Bozeman says that Gen. Sturges has six COM
panies ON the Yellowstone to meet the Joseph
band.
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MARINE NEWS.

New YORK, Aug. 2s.-Arrived: Devonia.
Algeria. Arrived out: George Kingman
Olympia, Parthia. Homeward: Pauline for
Norfolk.
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Martnn,s Condition.
Especial to the Democrat

ISpec1SM 10 Inc DHmOCfHL.I
RICHMOND, Aug. 2S, 8 a. m.-Senator Nor
ton is much better this morning and is i'm
proving. His friends feel confident of his re-
corpry.
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A Fatal Mine Fire.

ISpBCIHl 10 IHB DBHUCTHba ]
CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 19.-Twenty-four
lives were lost and many persons seriously
injured by fire in the Rosario mine.
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RIVER NEWS,
Special to the Democrat. !

MEMPHIS, Aug. 2s.-Departed: Schenck for
New Orleans.
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A Resignation. .

Especial to the Democrat.l
WASHINGTON, Aug. 28.--United States Dis
triet Attorney Stone, of North Carolina, has
,1.nni ifvY,nI
, 1877-07-04
NOTICE.

FTI II E Horse-Carriage-and Boat-taxes
q for the 2nd half-year 1877 will be re-
&c we'd at this Office and by the Police
Assistant at Frederiksted from the 18th
July to the 4th August 1877 both days
included after which the list of arrears
will be transmitted to the respective
PoIicemasters to be enforced within 8 days
and a special citation to this effect will
without delay be served by the Police, for
which each debtor of Taxes incurs q fine
of 20 cents II the Tax be under SIS, and 40
cents if SIS, or above. besides eventually
the ordinary leyy-expe1ses.
The taxlists which will be distributed
by the Police are to be filled up in con-
formity with'th ordinance of 22nd Feb
ruary 1855 on the first of July and return.
ed to the respective Policemasters within 4s
hours in town and 4 days. in the country.
Royal Treasurer's Office, st. Croix 9th
June 1877.
J. a. HQYER.
, 1877-07-04
AMI August Garde,
Gourerneuy for de d0nsk-Uesti.dieks Ger
Kammerherre,
COm~andear f Danebroge og Danebrogsmdnd,
Kdmmerherre,

ComDdnde17 AZ DdnebToge og Dane6rogsmdnd,
NJ0R V~ITTERLIGT: Da Diet err anseet for nod
"a vendigt, at der uden Uphold trefes Bestemmelse
ON, at den we'd Placaten 14de Mai 1923 stitede Fortrinsret
i H0sten for Forstrekninger til Drften at Plantager paa
81. Croix ogsaa skal vere g~ieldende forsaavidt angaaer
den Detailing, der betinges hos F@lies-Sukkerkogerier
for de til Samme afh2ndede Sukkerr6r, saa oliver her
we'd, Kraft at den mig we'd Coloniallovens 5 4 ov er.
dragne Myndighed, f%orelobigen fastsat og anordnet som
f6lger.
Den we'd Placatcn 14de Mai 1928, ieynf6r Anord.
ming eide Juni 1849, hjemlede. Ret ill fortripljp
Detailing H6sten for ForStrekninger of PENCE eIlaI
Fornodsnheder ydede til Driften at Plantager paa s..
Croix, skal for saadanns Forstrekninger, der vdes
fra lsta' Juni d. A. og frrmdeIes heerefter ogs3a
samme Omfang og under de samme Betingelser. som
f~Orsskrives fornevnts Lovbestemmelser, yere pinl-
dende forsaavidt angaaer den Detailing eller det We
derlag, der hos F@Ies Sukkerkogerier err eller bIiver
betinget for Sukkerr6r. leyeIedo eller afhendede til
Samme.
So.
Etfer at Anmeld~lso ON den Medhold af foranztooondo
l crhervedo Ret al der B%crtttlgede er gjartfor FWIles Suk-
kerkOgeIiets Driitabestyrelse we'd Foreyiisning at hans
OvereensstcmmeIse med de g~jeldende B%eslemmeIser indret.
tede Gi@ldsbeviis og indtil hans Fordring err fyldystoiort
skal ingen Betaling for do levcredo R6r for den naa.
%ej~ldende Host ~gy!digon kunne skee til nogen A6den
end til ham uden hans Samtykke.
Hyorefter allie vedkommsndo sig have at rette.
Govsraemotu for d" ddn,h rtstiadishe Der,
p t. St. C,oi1, den 25de Juni 1877.
Under min Haamd Og GOuvernementets Sc0I.
AUG GARDE.
, 1877-07-04
AUCTION.

IL I the request of the REvD.
LIZ WhEEmoEs will be put up tor sale
at a public Auction to be held at the
house No. 81 Kings Street in Chris.
, 1877-07-04

IAKE KNOWN: Whereas it is considered necessary
AA without delay to make provision to the effect that the
right established by Placard of 14th May 1923, of pre-
terential claim in the Crop for advances made for carving
on the cultivation OF estates IN ST. Croix, shall be extended
to apply also to the payment contracted for with Ce0traI
Factories tor delivery of canes to the same, I do hereby.
in virtue of 5 4 OF the Colonial Law, Professionally enact
and ordain as follows:
, 1877-07-04

The right established by PIacard of 14th MAY 1928.
confer Ordinance OF 21st June 1S49, of preferential claim
aud security in the crop for the repayment of money or
supplies advanced for carrying on the work and cultivation
OF estates IN St. Croix, shall, in respect to such advances
made at any time from and after 1st Juue 1877, also ba
applicable to the extent aud under the conditions pre-
scribed in the enactments aforesaid, in respect to the
payment, IN money or otherwise, now or hereafter agreed
on to be paid by Central Factories for Canes delivered
or sold to them.
After report of the acquisition of the right acquired in
accordance with the preceding s 1 has been made to the
Board of the Central Factory by the party thereto entitled,
by showing his bond, drawn up in accordance with the
existing prescriptions, and until his claim shall havs
been satisfied, no payment for canes delivered from the
crop in question can legally be made to ANYBODY else
than the party entitled as aforesaid, unless with bis
consent.
To which all concerned have to conform.
The Gogernn:nt Of tho Danish West India Islands,
p. g. 81, Cr0iz the 25M June 1877.
Under my hand and the Seal OF Government.
AUG. GARDE
IL. S.
, 1877-07-04
n August Garde,
GOOsrnOr 9fthe Danish Wea India Islands,
CLonborI1;n

Chamberlain,
Commander Of D0nebrog and Dancbrogsmand.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
National Motel.
DIED.


ABNEY-At the Medical Institute, in this
city, on yesterday, 10Th instant, Dr. f. NJ
Abney, OF Caddo parish, Louisiana.
DR.. Abney had long been suffering with
chronic liberation Of the bowels, and in his
efforts to get relief placed himself under
treatment with our distinguished medical
board. But unfortunately he had delayed
too long, and the disease had too far en-
croached upon his constitution TO admit OF
the possibility OF relief All that skill could
do was done, hut nothing short OF miracu-
lous interposItion could have restored him
to health.
He was tifty-seven years old, and was
brother to our fellow.citizen Captain I. W.
Abney. He leaves wife and three chill
dren, besides host of relatives and friends,
to mourn his loss.
His body WINS embalmed by those able
physicians, Drs, Hughes, Graham and Leake,
and will be carried to Louisiana for inter
ment,
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Is notorious fact. 1t Is therefore of
vital importance TO check maladies IN their
other and more dangerous disorders. AS n
means ofcneoliing complaints which, II nj
lowed to proceed, tually disorder the entire
system, Hostetter's stomach Bitters IL II
medicine the use of which can not be 100
The physicai functions are regulated by 1t,
ii nsures the acquisition of vigor by the de-
billtated, and 1t substitutes cheerful rohdi-
tion of mind for gloom and dependency.
Dyspepsia, constipation, liver complaint,
aud kidney and bladder troubles ylelu 10
its remedial influence; IL cOunteracts ten
dency To govt and rheumatism, and lnVlsor-
ates the nerves Moreover, 1t is deslved from
purely botanical sources, and In thls' az III
every other respect, is superior to the MIN
eral remedies OF the pharmacop9ia'
tillsepll7.Wlt
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DALLAS, September 10,

DALLAS, September 10, 1871
Tohe Editor of The Herald.
II cannot fail to strike the citizens OF
Dallas that the columns of your even.
inc contemporary are given cOnsidera.
bIy lately to the laudiug Of the Stone
wall (iruys. This we lind no fault with,
but there have been insihuations in
those articles covertly cast against the
other military company Of this city,
the Lamar Rifles. The deeds of the
latter speak for themselves They do
not require to he published in the jour
mails of this city to be known to the
citizens thereof. If the Stonewall
Grays turned out in rain or shine, so
did the Lamars If the Stonewals have
aided any enterprise for the benefit Of
the city of Dallas, no less have the La
mars. In recent issue of the Com
mercal, the local lays great stress on
the information that the StOnewalls
have never asked the citizens to assist
them.
The citizens have materially aided
the Lamar's on several occasions, and
that companyis proud to own it, know
ing that no higher testimony of their
worth or appreciation of their efforts
by the citizens could be given At the
same time the Lamai's feel that they
werejnstly entitled TO every benefit or
contribution made them by the citi-
2pns of our city. No company has
ever visited other cities of our state,
and received the considerations or re-
Elected more credit upon their city
lhan the LamaI's, nor is their merit
founded upon the pufl5 of n newspa-
per- but substantial foundation, en-
ergy and ambition. The innuendoes
cast against the Lamars by the local
Of the Commercial, (himself member
of the StoneWall Greys), can be easily
passed by in silence, and would
have been so disposed of had
not that paper, in its issue OF
to-day, stated what the local
himself knew was not true. Speaking
of the probability of the Greys winning
the prize at Austin, he says they
will bring to Dallas the first military
prize ever gained 10y company OF
this city" The people of Dallas are
very well acquainted with the fact,
that at our fair last October, In COM
petitiVe drill with the St0neWall Greys
that the Lamars were victorious, and
were awarded handsome sword as
the prize. Again, on the occasion of
the Mai-Fest, the Lamar Rifles and
StOnewall Greys joined in competitive
drill, and as before, the Iiamars were
victorious and won the prize OF thirty
dollars. What the Commercial means
by misinforming its readers as above,
! can not say, but it strikes me that a
newspaper should be impartial and give
all n show. LAMAR.
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m,o Raw. Mr.. Green, Dean Of ~,
,,',nows, showed IA n copy Of the Al
N"Ouly Telegraph Of the 10Th inst,
w. rl,D contained the following descrlp.
,'',oo(lhe new organ nearly ready for
hlpmenti ..,
Hlopt lhs organ manufactOry of Mr.
'DJr,'inu, "a, 3 o'clock, saturday after.
",n for tne purposeof try Ing u newly
l% .eled pipe organ, Intended for
"u,tLews lEpiscupaD Cathedral In
nn"llas TrXas, There were present
p'iG'I Height aud wife, Miss Cora Dol
ilO'u Mis- sawyer, Mr.. b, Workman
uu' number OF Others who are inter
Su ,sd in musical matters, Miss Dolboe,
~ SeaC W0rtmann and the builder tried
~ 'V instrument and the unanimous
mua,diot Was that II was u splendid one.
1Nisorgan has two fronts and viii he
riaced in an organ chamber, which Is
l"on 10 the chancel and transept by
,go polhlc arches, the principal front
!, awards the chancel, where the
rbo,r will be placed, The design of
S SuO' I, unique, in fact unlike any
ws have seen, the upper portion being
composed Of pipes, surmonnted 10y
.croIls aud texts, presenting a beauli.
mi and strictly ecclesiastical appear
"oce. The organ contains twenty-five
s s two manuals and pedals which
s,s most conveniently arranged for
,be orgauist. In quality Of tone IT is
@Ily up to the highest standard, in
sonie res pects the voicing Is superior to
sOy yet turned out at this factory,
On the whole it il All instrument that
soy first class organist would be de-
llgIted to get under his fingers. 1t
will be shipped this week, aud is the
frat pipe organ for that section OF the
nnuntTV
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a.,Vrsros. September l5-Goid " W Ws
Al ~ silver ggeapar. bHchange-Ne,E, 9 ~,
sight LaI premium. New Orleans sis"' pm
and = premium. 60 49,, .,,d
NEw YoaK, september l5-stoe ,s,1 I'm si s aHe
ivanced. Money - per eehs; SoiI tsavsfnn.
n mi bonds steady. State bonds dull
Gold opened 81 V3h.
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workedto Death.

We pity that much abused organ,
the liver. 1t Is held responsible for
every little ache and pain. 1t is CEN
sured Cd every hand. 1t is made 10
daddy nearly all diseases, and is work
ed to death. This is detrimental, I'M
wise and unsafe. Let the liver rest.
Use no strong medicines. Keep your
bowels open now and then by the use
of mild and simple remedies, those
which are pleasant and received kind
ly by the stomach. Such q remedy is
Bailey's Saline Aperient, which is
pleasant, refreshing ana etiervesceht'
1t is sold at One-half the usual price,
and is all you need. sep3-u-lo'
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STATE OF TEXAS.

II gives to the Passenger q view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district ana
great grazing grounds of the West.
a Ia passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none IN the state. Pullmnng
Palace Drawing Room and sleeping Cara
leave III. Louis daily via the NJ, X. & i. H'y
at y a. m; Hannibal at 10 Il. M, and Sedalia
at 6:23 p. M, running through to Denison ,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Hous.
ton without change connection Is also made
at sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-.
way for the above named points.
The connections OF this Road with the M,
X. q A. at DenisOn for St. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas city and all
points North and East; with the Texas q Pa
cine at Sherman for 1t. Louis, Cairo, Mem
phis, and all points East and Southeast, and
1T Houston with the e., IL. n 3. A for San
Antonio, the o., IL. q III. Tor Galveston, the
Texas q New Orlepn1 Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory steam
shil sfor all points on the Gull and Atlantic
coasts and the Liverpool q Texas steamship
pean cities are perfect, while It's freedom
from dust and heat on account Of the nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country over
which II passes, with It's cooling sea Oree1er
pleasant scenery of broad prairies, bcautiful
groves, we'll cultivated fields OF cotton, corn,
sina all grain, and fruits, render IL especially
desirable and advantas eOus TO travellers and
shippers In preference TO others,
st. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
| (e kept Saturday, at 40 p. m, Houston at
$40 %. M, Hearne at AS p. M, Dallas 1885 q.
| m, and Denfson at ll:45 q. m.
Bur Tour Tickets and ship Tour freight
| by the
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GRAIN AND uREADsTUFFs.

WHEnT-Receipts more liberal, fully
equal to the demand: No, 2red 81 l3gl ~
choice 81 GOAL 10; medium 95gSl W.; lower
grades GOgsOc.
OATS-2Oc.
RYE-None offered.
BARLEY FEED-25c.
CORN-Texas, IN shucR, SglOo.
HAY-s7 OO@lb W per ton; Hungarian and
MiIlet glOal2,