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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-08
THE WHITE HOUSE.

The President commenced his series
of public levees on the night of the 18th,
which, being the first of the season, was
attended by all the Cabinet officers with
their families, aud many Of the foreign
diplomats. Etiquette does not require
these officials to be present at succeed
ing levees. The citizen generally was,
as usual, in attendance, and the east
room was crowded with callers. Mrs.
Hayes has made some changes in the
custom Of receiving at these levees.
General Grant stood alone, Mrs. Grant
being somewhat removed from him,
and the visitor was first presented to
the President, aud afterward to Mrs.
Grant. But now Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes
receive together, and the reception
seems shOrn somewhat of its formality.
There can't, OF course, be much cordial
ity shown, for hardly one in ten Of the
motley throng has ever before seen the
President, or will again, and hence it
must be formal and confined to mere
handshaking. The Spanish minister's
wife was present, aud most elegantly
dressed; her costume being richer and
more aristOcratic in ornamentation than
any other seen. She is a beautiful
woman, and was the object OF univer sal
attention
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HERE AND THERE,

Pine Bluff, Ark, will have one thou.
sand families of colonists from PIttsburg
within a year.
Shooting matches are all the rage in
Mount Carmel, Illinois. A twO'story
frame house is soon to be shot for
Chrndn, Iowa, has society Of young
ladies pledged not to 50 out Of an even
ing without the consent OF their papas.
A negro has been sentenced to nine
teen years in the Tennessee penitentiary
for stealing one thousand pounds OF la.
con,
Georgia is to have paper called the
0keelenokean. The limplecute and
the Pee Dee Bee can hide their dimin
ished heads.
Since the temperance work began in
Fort Wayne nine thousand persons
have signed the pledge, The work
commenced during the year 1871
The French artillery having disc rded
bronze ordnance for steel breeoh' loAd~
ers, England is the last country left
which cling to the bronze muzzle-load-
ers,
The river at Niobrara, Minnesota, has
not frozen over yet this winter, There
10 said to be hot spring continually
boiling in the river u short distance
above that place.
In Russia husband may appear as a
witness in lawsuit against his wife,
but wife is not heard against her hus-
band, neither has she any redress
against him it he deserts her
An Iowa City man has invented
sewing machine working on an entirely
different principle from any now in use,
and mucn less complicated Ii tins be
true his bread is buttered for life.
Six thousand seven hundred and fifty
one OF the school children Of Indiana
are colored There are nine thousand
four hundred and ninety six school
houses in Indiana, four hundred and
thirteen OF which were erected during
the year 1877.
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Definition OF the word Battle.

An army board, consisting of General
Hancock, and Colonies Stanley an d
"hipple, has been endeavoring to as,
certain what shall be considered bat
Tie within the spirit of the army regula-
uons, and, after patient guessing, have
made the following definition, which
mas been approved by the president
Battles are important engagements
between independent armies in their
own theaters of war, in contradistinction
70 conflicts in which but small pore
uon OF the opposing forces are actually
engaged, the latter being called, accord>
ing to their nature, "afiairs, conflicts,
,sklrm shes" &c. A battle has for its
OBJECT the determination of important
questions of policy or strategy. An en-
gase,ment may be partial and yet, if it
.ehd to these ends, it is also entitled to
'ne dignity of being termed battle"
IL was necessary to determine the
question in order to guide the secretary
Vi war in authorizing regiments to in
sSrloe on their colors the names OF bat>
Ties IN which they were engaged.
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pnAl EkTRArEp LfE-Varinus brands,
: tn1. ~ gsps, pef rase, d lliAvl
lHli hapknrAlf prf hhi, go itiafsll III, $40,
ntjil 4, Nhlle hsnl kili sos y
titllAhna- hrsn,If HpK, fhsaa.
Flall -pled epansA' 90 h,fflalf.
LAhp-ln ufrnt, Na-l glur, n lh pals, BOA,
10 lT,pi Rnl W lh 10 ills, N s.i8l.f
odlN. M "a, w. lanel brands ii<sllhni
ApLl tasts- Fancy LQpl lana, pee gal,
s,si Nhplfei nshN fflmr saNi Fani
Ale E-l1ulsiana, POI ~, 7sI l-!n,
q. ~ nAh - formulated itf 40, N slAi2a,
lil'lrll ~ l-+Aiipi 20 alrr ~ " l--4lA'i
ace A. psT ip, mlhsln l-lG lhnlrs
htlH ~ F1lfi 80 1901 lpmmphi 3fqt
~ A-,pssyi pl'faib tnsllsll, go to-
slAhpn rVsnous hrands, per ~, f.sia,
HsplA'f,.opll'el D, SOC laneY spals, pea ppA, :
SALT lAyerpppl sank, n l0sl 6Si ohio
llgtli ~ pplsl v iA84hl lAplpl psr hAek Va
nppwder, @a7im impsrial, sos
aigI lApglil naApj uplpug N8ip.
hlhfuAh Older As1fi waite vine NJ
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ARcctnr md He nogs

Chicago Times: Two dogs belong
in to an Eagl'sh rector were executed
for worrying sheep, and the bereaved
clergyman decided to give their car-
casses christian burial. The remains,
decently composed, were placed in cot
fms, and borne on biers to the ceme>
terry, followed by the children Of, the
parish singing Sunday-school hymns.
Buried on the confines of the cemetery,
slab stones are to be erected to their
memory, and their grief,stricken mas,
terwlll have the melancholy satistac,
ton of suewing flowers on their grave,
and knowing that his loved ones sleep
IN consccrated ground, wherein dis
senter or an unbaptiaed child may not
be buried 1t is probably an open
question whether the dogs or the rector
IN this case had the most soul to save,
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IOn.U,0 .Aa.tT.

fLui ruhAplO-Y Lglui, bright, me
plunps, hisFli de- au nae auH pIlTa lWlsl, bns,
1901 lp az pAtia brin tWlhii uhaiu 40 me-
llum % alu lllu lWlsli ialtpp DE- q mppn !.
"a lWisl, lhsbipi dp malps ny navy 10 'h
~ hs Aii iAuisNlilp navy bilkul inAhns'
any hiAahpt ln dD uRhGgauI, taHalii go lp
mahogany u 0lasA 900 Opi go dn dslk nA'
hnsanyi hHlppi do 40 nae VI Ga, Has iiO,
flNE tui- lupine, w 1lT mp 4inm, 100
800 laiIi iuahiot numinonl nBhap,
hhphlAu VIZ mia hnuAlnHi ~ ana y .
bNulei hunlurkY Al90pi common W HpnAi
dp8iupi iaupy, 40 20 uialliy, VI ipMl api itun
fhut q, iinpuflnd, ppr 40, VI ",
DON thTlu lIuAita- ilAYanH, tfhslppi
sppl anl Havana, ipesi, 10 40 spfap niiufi
.palAi Connecticut pli Aani pfalnAi}t
llBih, rhpr'ulh aud Hlieh, lWli,
| ron M OluAils, pTl- ppr 1907, l.eg
del Tal, plhui lnndCuh, lliO, liuNaa, slipi tun'
phhh, gliui fluI dp l'fluhAup, Ellpi LunlrpH ~
q ~, ~ pp 10 uIall, pllpi uppfAA, 40
Opera hrnai taui ltpna Nlenrla, $500 liunta'
DO Cigarette H
hNufF-M auoaboy, 4ahAci llappu French
pli scotch aud pundyivol, @sN1u, common
UIu,
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my GOODS MARKET.

pRINTS-Robes Ga; Pinks S619; Shirtings
IA: Soil Is, u IL, Standards, l-i96ci Stltel'
Use: GarnSrs, 6c; Harmony, &c.
BROWN MISUNDERSTANDING A, "a
Indian head, 4.shc; Nashville, AA, ,1ac;
Utica, G, SIC; Lawrence, LII, D l-ic; Badger
Lii, q -ic; Dwight, 81; feperei' ~ ~; re-
p1BBILt HCHED MUsLfNs- wamsutta, A;
II hc: Fruit of the Loom, loo; Lonsdale, S1c
Hope, SIC; Peabody, SC; New Jersey, Z, Ic'
DITCkS~Arlington Brown. l412c; Champi-
on TwilIed, lIISc Lewiston Plain str pc, l5ci
Lewistown Check, l51Sc; Arlington Fancy
CkMBRiCs-Roll, SIC; Flat, SIC; High
Coiors lc higher. D.,
CORSET JEA Ne 9l-2; Penn
horton, &c; Sutolk, 9S1c.
TiCKS-AmusKeng AGA, lI9Sc; Lewiston
sO-in, Ilc: do S6-in, lsc; do plaid, .Sc Metnuen
AA, i5o; ConistOga gold medal Zoe; 40 O0A
iSitc. 90 dis, M. /, PC; Eastern A, &c.
UH ECKS-Econom l21ac; Amerlcus, Tic
Caledonia, No. 20, Ice; PARK 100, lIc;, ,,,
MS-BostOn, S11c; cords M, H1sc
oiis. BIB, l2Lc; ork, Ice; CLARK =, 2Oc'
III EVIOTs-Arlington, o'9@gc, Evretts
I2H ;AmOskeag, l2c. 1,-. a q
sTRIPES-American, 913c: Glasgow, o-S
tic. Alabama, SO, brown, l214c N.
NGHAMS-Amoskeag &c; Bates, sc
Renfr.y, &c; Southwark, SC; dress Styles
lO5bc.
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Comparative Cotton Statement.
Commercial

NEW ORLEANS, February % Flour -
steady: superfine g so XXX 90 o. XXX 60 256t
4 Oc higher grades 50 O01J6 Is. orn, d. mand
f,lr, plices hisher, L@jsc cats dull aud
nominal AZ 36c. Coffee quiet and siea y carr
goes ore iuary to prime ls@loc gold. sugar,
9ool dema nd at foil prices, com mon TO good
common 5I4u6c; fair to iuily fair B1s@bAc;
prime % choice 1855 yell Clarified 90
S6r Molasses uuli, comInO lSI2uc; iair g2@
25c: prime to choice S0dl0c Rice, good de-
mand ;ordinary 70 choice Louisiana 5A@61sc.
NEW YORK, February - Flour,low grades
he'll err Othurs steady No 2s2 Ib@2 W; super
hne western and state 81 00@5 %; south IN
flour. common 10 good xtra 50 O5H5 l5;good
To choice extra 90 2u6y6 90. white wneat extra
81 O5aB 70: extra white OhiJ g. C5g5 UIh; I.
Louis s. lOd5 W. Wheat moderate demand,
ungraded spring 81 2l9l q: n, braska .pring
81 "a: No, 2 red winter 81 20, Rye siendy and
UNCHANGED. Barley firm and unchang d.
Oats dull.
ST LOUIS, February 9 = Flour inactive but
unchanged Wheat No 3 red u 20; No. 4 do
| 4 "; No pring 81 %. Corn steady at iS14
| a43Lsc. Oats very firm at go. X easier,
Sbc bid. whisky steady ~ 81 ". Pork firm
| NJ $40 rs. Dry alt meats quiet. Bacon dui.
| only an order business. Lard quiet. nami-
maj ats 20.
| Cattle-Slow. quiet.
| Hogs y eady, demand in excess OF supply;
packing SO T5aS ~.
sheep teady, shipping inquiry for good
, common to CHI ice at "a 25@4 3T1a; extra
heavy shippers ~ 50st 10.
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Ne arc authorized Ani requested ~ an'
..nurrp. N EpMuAbrOA 40 a candid 40
tttly AhbrhfuT huu collector az llu rnhu'
usrl,cllnui Apth ?, lhh'
Neur author lpd ana requested ~ an-
,guurr MINI dltkt \ 40 u candidate iur
WV ArartHui ana tn,lrGlOr ~ tue tnaAinE
rIWliuu, Arm =, lFlh,
Wf nru authorized ana requested ~ an-
nouues Fl.E n, bhfAN m u Gauuldnle for
Gln Assessor Hud Collector ~ lhp ensuing
election, Apnls, l'ih'
Nc are authorized and requested 10 Az
nouucr Mr. THOMAS A, fHAth7, ns u
candidate for tue once OF Ciiy Assessor ana
Collector Election Aprll 2, ! N.
Nc aso M horizei snd requested ~ an
noauee Nix, i, n, OGDEN ~ :, candidate for
reelection 10 the once Of CITY AAnrsAJr ana
Collector,
We arc autLorila II aud requ ated 10 hn-
nouncr lne name ofJuLluAu hOdELaa
candidate for CltI Assessor and Collector
SO arc authorized aud requested 70 an'
nouncu dr JOHN 4, GANO ~ q candidate
nfruy Assessor ana Collector, Election
Apul "a, 1875,
W. are uthOrilcd ana requested 10 an-
nnuucr the lumu OF q, A, Gll,L asa cnndl'
date iur tho ONCE o. CITY Assessor ANA Col.
lppiur Election April z, 1875,
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a hFlde wbo hsfFiss nF Fun Finds
M eII In Inn.

Philadelphia Times one Of those
smart young women who marry Just for
fun has got herself into trouble al
Franklin, IN this state, She has also
got herself ia jail, Mics Carrie smith
last October married Mr. Joseph stock
just Ia fun, and tine sport ID wa, no
dauhl, Last week however Miss Oar,
re maTlrd Mr Phillip Loynldgr, Of
riusburg, IN downright earnest, ana
they had bat fairly p art u nn fnrlr bn
dal "Trip When Stock turned up aud had
tie lady arrested nn u charge Of biplmy
iud her new husband was taken into
custody Tor biz unlaElul lreatme.t 0l
tho seventh commandment ny Ibis
time the lady who Is only eighteen, 10
fully convinced that getting married Tor
lun Il not such humorous thing ~ II Is
cracked up TO he, Romantic young wa,
men, whose moderate intellectual appe,
lite IL amply satisfied by tho light story
papers, will doubtless 20 oC doing this
Thing 80 longas they can inp men sim,
pie enough or dishonest enough 10 help
them IN ~
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How Thier. Won the Prize.

>, When Theirs was studying at AK,
me school, it is related, offered a pre-
mum of five hundred francs for the
W.. essay on given subject. Theirs
SAD " l shall have that money, for 1
5 5'.s 1t more than any one" The con
..'lohs Tor impartiality were that the
essays were to be sent to the faculty
anonymously, accompanied by sealed
TTIL..elopes containing the Identification.
!; au s wrote his essay, and having read
~ LOT criticism to some of his school,
mates aa'es' the secret of its authorship was
'0POrted to his Judges. They were
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prfiudieed against the young repuhli-
can ana There Was every prospect that
his eiiorl would be- una'ailing Theirs
spent q day anl lWp night pn another
essay written from another point Of
view lie sent II 20 Paris 20 a friend,
who copied u and forwarded il % the
Judges, The first essay 0l known author,
ship was denounced Theirs expected
y the second essay received the prize.
Ihler, was sure Of H. and, as hs had
said the i've hundred francs we're his
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wuoLEs,LE GROCERY .ARKET

BACON, per lb-Short clear; on, S,ss NV
'1 Bu1TTER Der Western, SO@3Sc; cou-try
BAKING POwDERS-V rious brands, -
Id cans, per doz sa9l o.; liz uo u'' - o'S
2 60; | do do, 81 2jdi 80. .,
CHFFsF-Western p ID, Is to is l.2c.
CANDLE Star. Is to e., l5gl6c: .t
COfFEE-Java, per 10, 1880; HI ;, cnoice,
2sa2s &c prime, 2l@sl l-4c; common W
fair, 10 l-2920 l-2c.
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tic medicine that can be employed cleans
ing the stomach and bowels and even the
blood. In small doses of one pill a day,
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health,
AYERS Pills have been known for
more than a quarter of century, and have
obtained worldwide reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action in
the several assimilative organs of the
body, and are so composed that obstruc-
tons within their range can rarely with
stand or evadc them. Not only do they
cure the everyday complaints OF every
body, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have bafiled the best Of
human skill. While they produce power
full effects. they are, at the same time, the
safest and best physic for children. by
their apericnt action they grippe much less
than the common purgatives, and never
give pain when the bowels are not inilamed'
They reach the vital fountains of the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing it
from the elements of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions in
all climates, containing neither calomel
nor any dclcterious drug, these Pills may
be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar-coating preserves them ever fresh
and makes them pleasant to take; while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity.
PREPARED ny
Or, J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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WINES ANDLIQuOns.

WHlskN-sweet mash, VI Ogl bO, Sour
mshl n AAbU,
= lNt.-,larrt, la case, VI 100 Calawha,
per Hal, 81 lUAs %, uri pul gnlu VI luMl on
VI uDNl uti Whiln vine, ~ gases, " shg1l 10.
thAMfAluNhr- tuuks, 10 uatkHt, BiN ~
llelntlrcg, ~ basket, - 10, kfug, iu basket,
Hi w Domestic chaupaighu, tlsBlN
Ain. stock ale, eahki D. ,uNi ~, fofleri
cash, " lhW2 81,
lliiANDiics Domestic In oaAk slaala,
NOgnuc, ,orgai,, VI AsNs ihi french, per Hniu
q 1Oalh MiApplu, pur gAlu u lagi ih,fUarh,
VI ihad iliuingeG N sie2 OOhln, kbrftyA ~ W
u! 10
ulNS-Old Holland, pfgaln VI 5Oab 6Oi
Dome tic, 30, gal, VI iNns 10,
kl Mh-JHmacA, ~ iWtt1,
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LUMBER MARK EFT.

YELLOW PINE-Boxing, fencing, scant-
ling, per thousand, SO %; dresse s22 =
fooring, dressed and matched, So 90; Match
ed ceiling, so 90; weatner-boar Ing, sl1 90.
WHITE PlNE-R ugh, per thousand,
Sl5 co; surfa ed, $50 90; matched ceiling, W 5O
Notwithstanding, so 90. o -,
YPRESS.RUugh, per thousand, so w
surfaced, $50 OO; pickets, 50 90. 90.
SHINGLES-Yellow pine, cut, 50 OUgS 5O
long leaf pine, sawed, "a w; cypress cuV, u ~
aI rs.
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.,... .utlinrized ana requested 10 an-
W. Wtr,pa iu N. y, MOhlOh ~ candle
h .,s iui ra-sirpppn ll,p nilltpnl w ~ az
gs .l nj Nd lnp ensplns eltellph' Ap'l' = la''
Tx arr authorized, gnl requested 70 a.,
'Np"' 4. Ahhul.D 40 q candidate lnl
poNN ,l.liai al no pnsning elepllonl ApTii
.re authorized aud requested % an,
We Wg n A. W, Mlkhph ipr thr once o.
Aps' uuss,. ltpl pn Apl u 100
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$40 ,ip aulhouS d ~ ,reqn sl,d 70 gn'
nouprr lpe hhi..' -, MH, AZ u" y ae",nn
s,a gauaualp iH ti} AtpiN'S' F''p''"''
ApuI lH''
Az, ars authorised gud requested " an-
sssfIr..,l, gtluu tl tue uniee NJ tily Attorney,
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LIME AND CEMENT.

CEMENT-Rosendle- is worth u % barre
Louisville, best, lit 10 kept, "a 81 barrel
Dallas, 81 80.
LlME-The best quality in barrels is worth
as; in bulk, 81 so; ordinary Dallas, $50. pei
bushel.
he supp, y;ot the above mentioned arti-
les l. ample demand fair; market hrm'
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Houston and Texas Central Railway
Buy Your Tickets and Ship Your Freight

The following Offices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company, " here
Information may be had concerning mo-
only the ii. & T. b. Railway, but Texas gen.
orally.
FL. MANCHEsTE R, Eastern Passenger
Agent, Az Broadwi y, MY.
Gen. j. Il. RO ERTe ON, Pass. a Immigra.
tloD Agent, li3 N. Third street, 1T. Louis, Mo.
Clark street, ChicaRo, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent,No.
Burnett House, Cincinnati. Ohio.
j. II. COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Information may also be had at the sseD-
o es of the NJ. X. a T. Railway, In New York,
y. WALDO,
Cent Pass. 4 Freight Agi, Houston, Tens.
asnf sspi, Hops,op, .ssxas:iansun
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u..lr auth riNpl anu Irlurslnl 10 an
AZ, i, ~ tikHhrt iltp Aaap hdi+
-rrp lsu % thp uilie pi ~ y 100
,'.5. rpl a. Aplii - i''n'
d.. ga uua4rl Hnd a lpsl u 80 o.
ntAtI.I i COX 40 . 90 ~ date ipf
VIVA, .,ithJ 90 soy, hi' pllnu 4, ~
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FLOUR Crescent In sacks, $50 San
Jaclnto, s3 30 Empire, 1928; XXX, 81 90
Eagle, 81 20; Magnolia, In saoka, rs lbs, 70 I
TOdd's XXX, ~ 80; state Central NNNN,
70 10 Graham, 1910 bran, 81 W corn meal
nha.
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NV ioRK, February 23,-Storling stondy
21, Money easy ~ aai Dor cent GOA VI ",
Govern nent bonds weak aud lower. state
bonds dull.
NEw OaLEANs, February 2l-dold VI go
| O4la, sight par, hlvfllnR bank ~ ",
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RAILING STUFF.

BAGGING-L,ght, H149li%c; Heavy 1870
l6c. c-. ,o,o,o
IRON TIEs-Arrow, ~ IS per bundle, with
discount on large lots.
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Raceipts. net, 6,Ol5 bales; gross 7G4 bales.
Expor,s 10 Great Britain go bales; coast-
wise - bales; continent 49, bales. Stock
MA. b7S bales,
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sally gerald.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS,


M. sutlnuzpd aud requested NJ az
W. H't,'. name al col, \, D. .pAlpN tli.
p.NN M iur Alarnpal lfnn va lltHl
Ee,. E.fllpu Aplll 70 le,e.
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NEw YoHK, February a3,'-Loans Increased
a million; specie de crease ~ million; legal
tenders decreased u milliO =; deposits uo.
cronsed IA millionSi reserve decreased
million. BHnkH now mold l3A millions In oX'
cess OF legal requirement.,
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h'N'hu't''''''''f''i '''''''f''' WIZ
~, W, BARNETT,
GRAIN uAHIIET.


POW DER-Kog % s,FFF rifle S,l5; kcg
l2% lbs, FFF. rhs, $685. Keg Ohi, lbs, FIFE,
s2l0l, Blasting sl.s6, ,
SHOT Drop, sl,W@28; Buck, S.5igsGO.
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EsrULENrs AND FRUITS.

EsCU LEN rs Irish potatoes, per Dbl, 50 20
Qt3 on; onions, per Dbl, 81 30; Cabbage, ives.
tern, per crate, ~ 90,
FRUlrS-Appl,s green, per bbl, 81 0O@i 30
Apples dried, per lbs, nc; Oranges, per Dbl
IL 90; Lemons, per box, ~ 90.
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TO ALL POINTS.
STATE OF TEXAS.

IL gives 10 the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district ana
great grazing grounds OF the West.
ia passenger and freight uainB are SUI
passed by none in the State. Pullman's
Palace Drawing Room ana sleeping Carr
leave It, Louis daily via the NJ, X. q I. R'y
NJ . =. M; Hannibal at 10 u. M, and Sedalia
nj 1913 y, m, running through to Denison /,
sherman, Dallas, HeArIe, Aust IN and HOne-
ton without change Connection IL also made
ut sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
1he connections of this Road with the M,
X. d T. NJ Denison for 1t. LOuis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas city and all
points North and East with the Texas a Pa
ciflc Mt sherman for III. Louis, Cairo, Mem
phis, and all points East and Southeast, and
at Houston with the a., IL. 4 y. A for San
Antonio, the g., III. d II. for Galveston, the
Texas " New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory Steam
shil for AL points on the Gull and Atlantic
coasts, and the Liverpool Texas steamship
Line TO Liverpool, Havre and other Euro
pean cities are perfect, while It's freedom
from dust and heat ON account OF the nature
OF the soil and the open prairie county over
which II passes, with Its cooling sea breeze,
pleasant scenery of broad praiIies, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields OF cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render IL especially
desirable and advanidEeous to travellers and
1hipperB In preference 10 others,
st. Louis Express leaves Galveston Dolly
except Saturday ut 2:20 p. M, Houston
$3.50 y. IN :, Henrne at 2:25 PM, Dallas 1870 q.
M. and Denison at ll:45 a. m.
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CnINTKY PRODUCE.

CHICK ENS-per doZ,,.,..,..,.........S 275c
EiG ser doZ ..,,.'''.','''', ,...'' iuga6
BUrTEk--PuTe homemade, scarce, lS@2Oc
SWEET POTATOES-Per bushel.''' SOYAOc
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CONNECTIONS.

A. TkNAllkANA, with nll trains ON
Louis a lion Mountain ANA No, Halfway 10
all pllnih NOrth, knht anu tnuthraht,
Az LONNNikW JUNCTION and MIN
NhOLA, With all tfainn ON The International
II, N, iol Tyler, Palestine, Houston, ualveA'
ton Hnd hhn Antonio,
AZ DALLAS, win trains o tho Houston
aud IKm Central ", II, fui roi AicRnn,
M"Rin, lhpmond, Waco, Calvert, bryan,
Hemp lead, llrunh'm aud OF all poinlh Ia
NJ ddlN aud southern Texas,
sllElIMAN, with IA TO. halfway,
Tor all uuihlH On TIA Inc VI that road,
A bultr MohIH, with MngoH al
points IA western IvAhH,
- AtHnitE VkrOki, With IId River steam
orh fui Now OnVanh,
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nALrEsTlsi February a. Hides aTe dnll,
~ selected lni llfhi salirl lioi siAnk
sa.ls1 lnlin .klps lA.. ~ sailsd a lAel
Mnni- hnlli mrHinu w nnf lHll quo irne
~ pps Ha-t. rlanf alpf ppaTe Western
And Arllnan lN4iio
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Wenre authorized ana requested 70 an
nouncr the name OF John " BOWEN ~ u
candidate Tor recollection 10 the nice Of CITY
Treasurer Election Anil 2, 1873