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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-23
Suicide.

NEW IL n WISuIhE.
Suicide.
| GREAT FALLS, July %. Ira Arnold, aged about
twenty-five years, Of East Douglas shot himself
with suicidal intent, at Berwick Monday morning
| and il is believed cannot recover
Mobbed.
David Webster and Thomas L. Drake of New
Market, who have been informing against liquor
| sellers were mobbed Saturday by crowd of over
| two hundred and severely beaten and bruised be-
| fore rescued by the officer,
Death.
| WooDsvILLE, July % DR.. John McNab, aged
| ninety -hve Yeas Il celebrated physician and the
Oldest Mason in this vicinity died Saturday.
VERMONT.
| Accident.
| NEWPORT, July ~. Mrs. Harrison Turner was
| thrown from "a carriage yesterday and Was fatally
| injured
Drowned.
VERGENNEs, July %. Freddie Belden, aged
| seven years, was drowned yesterday, while bath
| ing.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
FIRE.
| SPRINGFIELD, July 80. Five barns attached to
| Boys hotel in Hatfield, and contents, burn
Gu ohtuiuaF ulgul, anu tue noel -tlRntN
| ed. Loss 81 900; insured
| Personal.
| Boston july %. The Tallahassee with Secre-
| tary Thompson and party of twenty-five persons
arrived at the navy yard this forenoon, and will
make three DAYS stay at this station before go
| ing to Portsmouth.
| Fire.
The shoe shop of Arad r. Durham, with house
and barn, in North Mddeboro', were burned on
Saturday. Loss. 81 600; insured for 500
Cont Matters.
| NORTH ADAMS, July y. John Daily was ar
raigned to-day for the murder of James Patrick
| Spellman and committed to await the action of the
grand jury.
Declines to be Interviewed.
! LAWRENCE, July %. John G. Tappan who is
stopping at the summer boarding house of Mrs.
I Houston at North ADdover refused to be inter
viewed this evening, and declined TO make any
statement. Between $50 and o'clock this tven-
ing he was wal ed upon by no less than SIX re-
! porters.
Arrested.
! Adolph Rosenthal was arre.ted on Green street
Boston to-day ior toigeiies amounting to about
500. the sufferer being JOSEF b Ri ley oi Low
ell.
Weather Indications tOr TO.day.
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my aOOns mAnIlII.

,fhlNTh-Allens ~ American 0 Ia
Harmony S'i Garner 0, Gloucester D l,a
hellln solid 0 ~ Richmond Pink d Nal,
HEAVY BROWN poMEsTIo-Indiau
Head ~ Lawrence Xxx ~ Antelope Z ~. i,ake
| ufplgu "A va Ettnok Xxx u A'li pegnot 4
! % jay hldgu Ahi uAh T. 3 l-ii lkualtiuI
MN b'ii harler OAK Az dranlleyille ~
! ltt y hii htlruk t,a RHU,
FINE RROWk hhERrINas-D Dwight An.
eh0r leg Holyoke In salisbury ia Al.
lendhle ~, M Allondnlo W., M Allpnd Ia
lVii ~ Lake George A d I-li fHimrTh A q N
worcester ~ Peerless A ia, ~,
,hlNALhEn MunLlNh- Mamhnlla, VI
NeW YORK Mllls IN Fruit OF tho Loom, \ ~,
L.Iw"ll W L0nAlule, \ 81, Bristol n, lahui
; lii Hampshire 81 liallOwell h, Reynolds
hl hhifls i'h, q nlhlemyilla 7'h, u, Willow,
lAle i,s, w. Peerless 3'l, 81 Lontdnle Gam
nIie "a l'sl hnlshpa ealnbflop v white river
oaigbtle " diamond mn cambria 10,
DUCKS Savage 500 u ~, Sewage ~ on
~ 2, Montana ~ inch sli Lion lifown ~ ~,
lihmpuun w brown " ~, hampden w
dfab " l'si Hampton 90 brown 10 l.2I
Hampton 90 drnb ~ l,2i Avondale blue
Y ~ Artisan striped 49, Ailendnlp plaid II;
Patapspo plaid ~ ~.
GAMBRlcs-lsoll, Ooi Fiat, l'gci High
G0asET JEANs-Naumkeag, Ol,si Pom.
Derlon, Do; SUFFOLK, 80,
TICKS mosAehg AGA, l7ci do, A "a To-,
do, u II ~, do, \ 10, belmont AGA u, do,
HNN 10 l.gi do, NN 10 l.si do. X N Conislo.
~ gold medal, 1T, lGi do, gold medal rs, 10,
90 or lS l'9i do "A lOidoNG MoIhnon "A
II l,2,
CnECKS-Economy i2Ac; Americas, lie;
Caledonia, No, 10, l6c, PARK lOO, lie,
DEN MS-lOston " AmOnlleag IA belmont
A. III do CUC u; do BIB ~ l.2, 40 AAA 10,
warren 70 u, do BIB ljl'ai do AKA lji toarl
river 10 ~.
.CHEVioTs-Arlinglon, 's'6s9c, Eyrotts,
1870; Amoakeag, l2C,
nfRlPES-American 90; Glasgow, O-3,
liej Alabama, 90, brown, 1870.
Renirow, Doi Southwark, SO; dress sly los,
lOhc,
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ESTRAYS.

Taken up by Je1, Johnson, and estrayed
before W. W. Peak, justice OF the peace, one
dark bay or brown mare, eight years old,
fourteen hands high, brand indescribable.
Valued at thirty-hye dollars S-3t
Taken up by #. j. Miller and estryyed be-
fore w. W. Peak, Justice Of the peace, one
brown horse, II fteen years old, sixteen-and-a-
half hands high and branded Cook on left
shoulder. Valued at fifteen dollars. 10 81
Taken up by r.. A. Sole and estrayed befo, .
j. X. Blewitt, justice of the peace, one dark
bay horse, eight years old, fourteen hands
high and branded ID J. on left shoulder and
on left hip q. o. +. Valued Mt twenty five
dollars :}i-8t
Taken up by b. A. Nav and estrayed befor o
W. w. Peak, justice Of the peace, one bay
half hands high and brand indescribable.
VuIned nj twenty dollars. 3o-3t
Taken up by Il. J. Goodwin and estrayed
before W. W. Peak, Justice of the peace, one
black pony horse, four years old, fourteen
and IA half hands high and brand unknown
not Distinguished. Valued at twenty-five 81 ne
dollars. so-o'
Taken up by J. NJ. Kirby and estrayed be-
fore u. 7. Myers, J. r, one brown mare
mule, 3 years old, l3H hands high, branded
w on left shoulder. One sorrel mare. .
years old, "A 2 hands high, branded VB
(connected) on leit shouiuer' lota Vaiua-
tion'sj0. 3o-Jt
Taken up by Il. D. Bennett and estrayed
before A. b. Lanier, J. p. one dark bag
horse, IS hands high, years old, shod all
around, star in forehead, heavy name and
tail, no brands; valued atsoo' so-ot
Taken up by Q. N. Floyd and estrayed be.
fore e. c, Mcclure, j. r., one black mare, nc
brands, star In forehead, saddle-marked
and about years old; valued OF $40. 3l-St
Taken up by j. II. Thomas and estrayed
before j. Il. Blewitt, j. r., one bay mare,
branded ri on left shoulder, 7 or years old
| IA hands high. One bay mare, branded DIV
On right shoulder, . or 10 years old. IA hands
high. One bay mare. branded J2 on left
shoulder, u X on right hip, 10 hands high, !
or years old. One dun pony, years OLD !,
| hands high. One iron grey mare, branded
TS on left shoulder, yesrs old, 10 liz hands
| high. Total valuation 500, S-3t
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THE STATE OVER.

C5mmche C0mtH-ChieG Fleas rs big
as wheat grains perambulOte the streets
of Comanche,---'rhus far we have
heard of two steam threshers getting
ready to 90 20 work in our county, ---
A fine raiu foil last Saturday morning
which made the farmers rejoice muchly,
"A greonbaclS club was organized
last Saturday on Corperos creek, in the
northeastern portion Of this county,
with twenty-five active members, Mr.,
Polk Jones IL tho president, and II, II,
Griffith, yicepresident
CaiiDcN Comtg--News Echo ono
olour oldest and most esteemed citis
aons, j, II. Barr, departed this lie, on
last Saturday morning, in the seventy
six year of his age--Seyeral armed
men passed through Lockhart last sun.
day in quest Of u man named AleXan
der, who Is said to have murdered n
man few days ago near Flalonia -
Farmers are becoming somewhat alarm
ed NJ the continuance OF wet weather,
which threatens TO enjure crops, which
ifthe season should be favorable, will be
extraordinary productive
Houston County: Patron-There was
never finer prospect for fruit than at
present. --Sweet potatoes are receiv'
ing more attention this year than usual,
every GARNER putting in several acres.
----Oat cutting has commenced here,
and from present indications the entire
crop will be harvested within the next
ten days. The yield will be very fine.
Corn has been laid by, and is looks
ing we'll People are pretty well up
with their work, and are jubilant over
the fine prospects. Crops OF every
description are growing finely since the
recent rains and the prospect for abun-
dant harvests is all that the most exact
ing could ask.
BaStrop LouatH-Advertiser; The
farmers are busy cleaning their crops OF
the grass and weeds grown during the
recent wet weather,-llot summer
weather for the past week, From !
a. m. to p. M, the sun is almost hot
enough to bake hoe cake, The nights
however are cool and pleasant, and just
before day thick "liivering" is found
rather comfortable, --Irhe heavy rain
of Saturday and Sunday last, prevented
many of our people from attending the
stock show at Lagrange, on the Goth
instant. A number from the country,
however, were there and they bring
glowing reports of its success. During
the evening Colonel Jones and Hon.
John Hancock addressed the citizens,
and at night there was a concert by the
Bastrop brass band, led by Prof. Smith,
an ice cream supper and ball.
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TOBACCO MAREKET.

PLUG TOBACCO-Virgnia bright, fine
pounds, Sjtdsl; do do flnennd extra twist, G06i
Zoe; DO do extra Gin twist, GS97Oo; do mo.
dium ana l2-intwist; 5Sg6Oc 40 oymmon II
in. twist, l595jc; do mahogany navy, 3d. IL
any, bi0g6Go; do do mahogany, iSgJic; do dc
mahogany ID class. iS@iOci do do dark ma
hogany, ISqgj0c; do do line black, 2D@5lo.
FINE CUr-Ohoice, IOgvOc; medium, 700
Sac fair, 70saSOo; common, CO@O5c.
SMOKING -Virsinin smoking, ~ ana ~
jDgBlc; Kentucky, 3o@Oc; common TO good,
800 Toe; fancy, rs 10 Quality, vi Ij@l so; IL Ion
rade2, Imported, per Id, 81 10.
DOM ESrlU lGARS-llnvana, SG0@l00
seed and Havana, 4OgS0; do do scrap hller
500 10; Connecticut seed, 2j9S5; ordinary
| llIlS; chcr0ots and skies, llWl3.
| IdPORtED CIGARS, price per 1000, Rel
del ray, $3.50; Lundres, $40; Brevas, sl40; Con
chas, slS0; Flor de Prinsado, sll0; Londres d,
Carte, 1885, Opera Grand, sllO; Operas, SlV
opera Rena, $50; Rena Victoria, 500; ilonra
der cigarettes, ST.
SNUFF-Alaccaboy, Sj@SSc; Rape Frencl
81; Scotch and Dundyfoot, S59S5c; common
DC,
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cremation

Or tho method OF burning our bodies after
death, created some little stir In this oOVu-
try, but met with worry little favor, To pldCe
our child, our mother or father Into u hot
oven. after death, and TO stand ana gaze At
iti rapid crinping, burning aud conversion
into Il few ounces Of ashes, Is, In our ostiiIu-
lion, cruel aLd sinful Now lndi' u, you who
are suffering from some female complaint,
who have become Irregular, or have PAINS
and aches, Mysteries, nervousness ana gem
orai prostratlon, We advise you 10 use Eng.
lish Female Blltyrs ~ once and claim u
new lease upon your lives. IL isa wonder
ful female regulator, and also quick ana
powerful tome, curing chronic cases In an
Incredibly short time. dtilJunl-wst
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HORRIBLE TREBLE MURDER
Bill Springer Kills his Rr0thcr.in-
=, INV. tnis sister hnd then Himself.

Bastrop Advertiser 25th inst: One
Of the most terrible treble murders it
has ever been our duty to record, occur-
red in the northern portion OF our counr
tv on Wednesday last. From Sheriff
Jenkins and Mr.. Frank A. Orgain who
were present at the inquest, we get the
following particulars Of this sad affair
Old man Springer, living between
McDade and Bastrop, and about four
miles from McDade, had three children,
one son and two daugh ters; both daugh-
ters married, one to Mr.. Stru be- and the
other to Mr.. Alb. Scott. The old gem
tleman and his wife being very old, near
seventysfour concluded sometime since
to divide their property among their
children giving to each an equal snare
To this division all expressed satisiac-
ton excepting Bill, who became very
angry and threatened to XII the ola
lady and gentleman. On Wednesday
while in the house of his sister, Mrs.
Srube, ne repeated his threats, and
after he had left, Mrs, Strube went
over to her fathers house,
and informed her parents
of Bills repeated threats. When Bill
came home the old gentleman men
tiored the matter to him when he be-
came very much enraged, threw his hat
upon the floor, stamped it under his
feet, and finally taking his pistol lett
the house, going direct to the held
where his brother-in>law, Mr.. Strube,
was at work; he called him to the fence
and shot him dead, three balls taking
effect in his body. His sister hearing
the shots, ran from her house, when
was opposite the field, in the direction
of her husband when the iniurlated
man shot her dead 1t is said the I'M
fortunate woman, at the time the shoot
ing began, was at work making calico
bonnet. and ran to her husband with
work and scissors in hand, her hand
still tightly clasping the articles even
after she was cold IN death. Alter the
killing the murderer rode back to the
fathers house, and informed the old
gentleman of what he had done. lie
told him to now finish the job, and XIII
him and the old woman-that they
were both cid and could be cheated out
of but few days, He did not do SO,
however, but rode over to the house OF
Mr.. Chandler, near neighbor, ana
called for Mr.. Chambers boys, and tells
ing them he was going to put an end to
his life and desired to make his VIII,
causing them to send to the field alter Ute,
witnesses. He then proceeded to VIII
to young lady of the neighborhood, to
whom he was engaged to marry, one
thousand dollars in gold and two horses
lie then babe them all good bye went
oil a short distance from the houee, pu,'
the muzzle of the pistol to his head
pulled trigger and his soul passed into
eternity. Thus ended one of the most
dreadful tragedies ever occurring IN
Bastrop county. 1t is said that Bill
has previously made three attempts tt
kill Mr.. Strube, and that on one cc
casion when he went to the held ioi
that purpose, he was followed by hi
father with a double barrel shot gun
and was prevented from carrying ou
the heinous act at that time, by M
father telling him that should ne XII
Strube he would give him the conten'l
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.lAhp-ln tioroe, 0a-ialDo; 20 lb nails. l0a
w ana W 10 10 Auh, n 3,ialac'
oatN H.ai--lrigllp 10, fancy brands, liS8lbIse
ann. ~, ~ A,sslls-fanay Louisiana, per sal
iie,4p, '''''N "NN"'l '"'f
HiIuh-Lonlslana, perth, 7s7i,so,
o5nnpshn.Ah ~ ulApplaled par NJ, llal8l2a
y Nngi ~ pel lh, lOlrlal0 i-go, Choice
lpnlhlanhi aae 30, prlmt, i-i6fa lee, Or,l-
AAy, 70 felF, ass i'iei Common, a,l5si,
ArR, N 10 hBa / Do,
eiAhpH- Valious brands, per 10, p.aAo
a. eeuAa roollVel 34she fancy soaps ppr'boK,
.,hALF-lAyeIpool sack, u uOsl %; Ohio
Sho,
"A IhA-urnpowder, bOaIbc, imperial. 900
pagi Japan t0giDe, OOlOng, iUeslbe'
,,N lNhuAh-uider, AgS0ei white wine, 10
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A Maniies, Absurdi,y.

II manifeslly absurd 10 claim for mere
sllmulapii tonic ANA Alternative properties
fol lhlsh what N daily done by the ven,
n0rA OF cheap local blters, o0l0red 10 make
Them look attractive, aud Hgreoably nn-
yored but the alcoholic basis nf winch IN oi
Tue Yllesl ana most huriul de- criptlOn, The
lTansrendent success Of iiOstelterk stomach
Hlllerd, ho leading Alternative tOnlG OF the
c0mpOnndom OF drains IN dlRg6i.e, 10 nj,
tempt tho GOnnterieiting Of this standard
medicine, but their efforts have never
proved successful on q large scale, ana they
have themselves IN many instances notOrl-
ously "G0lne 20 Il lot" through tho instTu,
mentality Of the law,
The genuine liitters have, indeed, splr.
ituous basis, hut They are emphatleally a
medicine, since their botanic ingredients ara
s wa c ohl n W "So'gol,,nR hhu pio,
com PLANT constipation, ana many othor
disorders, maysSdlw'wlt
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STATE OF TEXAS.

II gives 10 the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district ana
great grazing grounds OF the West.
lts passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none in the State. Pullman'f
Palace Drawing Room and sleeping OARS
leave Ut. Louis daily vim the NJ, X. q Il. ny
Mt 8:45.; Hannibal ut l0i5 a. M, and Sedalia
at 6:45 p. m, running Through to Denison,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Hons
ton without change. Connection IL also made
at sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections OF this Road with tho NJ,
X. 4 4. at Denison for ct. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and all
points North and East; with the Texas q Pa
elmo at sherman for 81. Louis, Cairo, Mem.
phis, and all points East and Southeast, and
NJ Houston with the g., II. Il y. A. for San
Antonio, the g., IL. q H. tor Galveston, the
Texas q New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory Steam
shil,s FOR ali points on the Cult and Atlantic
coasts and the Liverpool Il Texas Steamship
Line 10 Liverpool, Havre and other Euro
pean cities are perfect, while Its freedom
rom dust and heat on account of the nature
of the soil and the open prairie country over
which ID passes, with Its cooling soa breeze,
pleasant scenery OF broad prairies, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields of cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render IL especially
shippers In preference to others,
st. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
nj loo p. M, Houston At Z 30 p. m, Hearne
at 1000 p. M, Dallas $500 o. m. and Denison
at ll:s5 O. m.
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given such n Test OF It's curative qualities ~
hOsOnKnA GERMAN AYRuP, In three year,
two million four hundred thousand small
bottles OF this medicine was distributed Gof
" chdrgG by druggists In this country IL
Group, severe coughs pneumonia ana other
Diseases Of the throat hnd lungs, giving the
American people undnulaOlo proof that
German Syiup viii cure them. The result
has been thai druggists In every town and
village In the uhited states IRE recon- mend
ing ~ " their Customer. Go 10 your Drug
gst ana ask what they know about II. sam
Pile bottles 10 cVnts, Regular size 10 cents,
Three doses viii relieve any case.
my2Sdlt-wlt
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mlsGtLlAAEous
Centaur
L-ininn entS.

ene 1ina;iu.the Human Family,
The Other for .Hpraoa and Animals.
These Llninenls are slmpiy lhe wonaer ~
lhe world Their effects mo little Less than
maryelloua,
The white Iinimsai ~ for the human
family, II viii drive hhpumalam, holatlea
Anh npnrAalA nom ne Aytlein onfn l,nnlr
haao, uhllhlalnf, laohjaw, Palsy, Itch, aud
most unianoOua IrupllnnAl II extracts lrnhi
from ifnHan hands anu fnet, ami The pnron
" hlioa AMI hllnna NJ NVnomuua Irpillshi u
Ruhduna awelllnrp, Hnd nlluViulea main vi
" N ihe mot potent Wnedy oNpr dlioOyeltd
" huAi Tho injured pnlh, lpr NeuihWf iih'
nsnt u nsed WIN Nnpl e.lrgs> inf l,io
and Weak naok. Az, mlOK Nj inn n but u iaiA,
Pic ol tho nulnurnua teulinoninlh,
INDIANA ilunr zen. Co.,, Ind, May IN, MA
~ lhlnh " ny dniy in iiinim yon int
laNg NWfi.d ,ne,l, WI, mgAui ial nw
hnA done ~ Npit for me, ! npNp not ngrn
nee from these tNellinrhi IN egil ifHfs kOW
! AN itijeotg uHL Tho lAulmelt ought 20
BIO applied NaIln'
"nENIAMlN BROWN
The proof IN In the hiAl, IL N reliable, II
IN handy, II N cheap, nnd VN,ty lAmliy
ohonld have tile MMloen uihur Linim en
'NhtNNN hfNhANAtNNN ~
adapted " tho tough muscles, ceida ana
liehh of hoIheh aud animate, N hah perfotm-
cd mora wonderful cures la thrto years OF
spawn, strain, Wind.galla, Nclalohea,
hweony, anu general l.ainelloAs, than all
oihor remedies IN existence, Head what tho
great llNpToannen hny OF ~
"Nhw fonH, January, INA,
"kvory owner ol hOrhua hhunld give tho
ronjaur Linlment n uinl We cOnninei u
tho host article ever USED Ia our stables,
"li. MARhi,
"Aupt Adnma fh, htnhleg, NY.
"e. pILlH,
"SOp" V;si.BnRT i. ,osi1N,h
"Supt. Nat, Ex, STABLES, N. w
Tho hehi patrons of this iAnlmoni aio far-'
mors ana Veterinary Surgeons, who aro cOn-
annually uHlng some iininent. 40 hCala
nllA, WoundAhnd Pull.evll, rumOveh y Well.
ngR, and N worth mlllionn Of dOllum aus
nuhlly 10 Farmers, Livery .men, stock grow
era, hheop'ralAora, ana those having hoinea
or cattle,
What q Fnrrler cannot do for $40 the Gen.
tnuf Linlmont viii do NJ u trining cost
ThoH0 linimenla niO sold by MI deAlofa
throughout the country, Thoy are warranted
by tho proprlotora, aud n bottle VIII 10 given
" any farilor or Phynleinn who desire To
toat them,
Laboratory OF ]. D. Rose 4 Co.,
"a Day'ss.. NEW y0nK
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o. The gun, no matter how unpleasant
u might be for him TO do so, Mr.. s.
was q peaeeable, hard working man, at,
ledeq to bis own business and never
meddled with that OF others
hlll Springer though several years
since considered rather wild, Of late
was looked upon rs qulet industrious
and peaoeable, while bis parents, old
citizens Of the county, were honest, up.
rlghthospltablo people much respected
Ny nelehbors and citizens generally,
They have the heartfelt sympathy of
our people, IN their sad distress
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The San Francisco merchant, to
whom you have letters OF introduction,
calmly advises you TO go to tho Yose'
mite, the big trees and the Santa Clara
Valley none Of which no has ever seem
and then he takes an overland train
and finds bis pleasure on the Massa,
ehusetts and Rhode Island coasts,
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YELLOW PINE Boxing, soantlng, per
thousand, $40 w; dressed, Sis ~; nooring
$40 10; Misunderstanding, Sl2 80; fencing
$40 W.
WHITE PINE Rough, per thousand
SIS 20; surfaced, 500 o.; matched ceiling, S2s 50
weatherb0ardlng, $40 %.
CiPRESS-,lt slough, per thousand, So w
surfaced, $50 W; pickets, $40 20.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pine, cut, IS OO053 OOj
long leaf pine, sawed, $780, cypross cut, " VI
81 %,
LAThEs-'yellow pine, IS 30 per thou
sand,
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LIVE sTNCK MARKET.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
EsCULENTs AND FRUITS.

EseULENTs--IrIshpo potatoes, per DBL o sv
an ~. Onions, per Dbl, SO 50; Cabbage, wes'
fern. per crate. none; southern per uo|en'
u o., , MnoRS KIN CHEESE-B Butter, western
DG sonsa5c: cheese, western, l2@l5c. "a
PEI FERE Ji green, per Dbl 80 Wge oo
,fr,ss driedi Der lbs, sc; peaches, per 10 &c.
Apples af per box co. Lemons, per box, 3d.
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LIME AND CEMENT.

CEMENT Rosendle-- Is worth "a " barre
Louisville, best, little kept, 81 80 v barrel
Dallas, 50 50.
LlME-The best quality in barrels IL worth
2s; in bulk, 81 90; ordinary Dallas, 25c. per
bushel.
The supply;of the above mentioned arti-
es ia am pie demand fair; market Arm.
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HAILING NTUEF.

BAGGING-Light, l4h@li%c; Heavy 1870
100.
Notwithstanding l5@lS; Cotton, 20@22c.
IRON rIEs-Arrow, " 75pcr bundle, with
discount on large lots.
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halpa lp,NN halts, speculation aud export
sMl htlnHi leeelpA 800 halp, Amellcau
hplnles partially lend cheaper,
. NplAhdh low nidliinH rlausf, May do
lNrly, q i'i4di lnnp aud lulY Dldi JAY AID
august q a'ii0iu altii Augual unl saltnin,
hff p4di hlinppd AullI ny fail q j,lli,
% Hh-hNlpe lnrlula kiM bales Ameri,
9An' brlHnds low Widillng plpu3u Mry aul
luun atil FViN l-ahi lunr ana Jub I,8.dl
AUGUST auh september q iii,
an m'-fniufra quiai nni steady, TIP,
lai lh lnW miiiliRE llauf0 luly ana August
urltfly q 4li August And Aoplumheg bb.di
oriubfl Hra-d,
kYW allfu.tfaHa Hu,. RJa.a.s ....... A..
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Bur Your Tickets and ship Your Freight
BY the
HOustOl and Texas Central Railway

The following Offices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. where
information may be had concerning NOT
only the Ii. & 4. &. Railway, but Texas gen.
+. L. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, All Broadway, N. Y.
A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, l0l
Clartx street, Chicago, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent NJ,
X. aud IT., Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
A, FAULKNER, Southern Passenger
Agent Atlanta, Georgia.
Inform alton may also be had at the agep-
O Cd OF the M. X. d I. Rail way, in New York,
Cnicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and 81. I,oui5
j. WALDO,
genT Pas. q Freight Aat. Houston, Texa
"A. II. SWANSON,