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nuukB-ArlingtOn nmwn, lil.ci Chamri
On lNillrdi li'1Qi lewiston Ham Stripe, Isl
stripe, lIG, ''''
=, CIAMARiels-Roll, go Flat 6lsei High
CORSET 1HANA-N Aumkeag. u l.ai Pam,
berlnl, pei SUFFOLK, $50,
IlplNh- Amnsaaag AGA, lIlsr, Lewiston
sum llei 90 hp.ln, $50, do plaid, lhe; Melhuen
49, 1901 conlsl0ga gold medal, lae, DO GOA
l-.gej 90 ,qls NJ, l. ieoi Eastern A, 10,
Caledonia No, 70, l6o; Para iUi, iio. ~
bhM M boston, A,sn uOnils Xxx, llho
ullsi hli lsspi York, 1905 CLARK y, 100,
HkNlulA-ArlinglOn hyalo, Eyrstts
la' al Amuskeag, 10,
hlllllEh-A American, 0l5p, ala8aOW, Ga
li1, Alabama, h-l, brown, lgko.
lAhllAhs-A moskeag, Oo Hates, %,
menl rev, bei southwark, sei druaa ri les,
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honors are equally deficient For six,
Teen years there have been no political
discussions, looking 10 the philosophy
ana science Of our peculiar republican,
system Of government Within that
period y new generation has arisen 10
whom the lessons Of their fathers will
DO new Aud nov il Is anticipated that
the blind shall be the leaders of tho
blind that both may tall in the ditch
loEelheE
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AslomIshinE nmnnlna.

., " II tho duty OF every person who las used
huscleuh German syrup ~ lot its wonderful
qualities DO known ~ thelf fiiends Ia cur
Ing Consumption, severe Coughs, uloup
Asthma, Pneumonia, and Ia faot all throat
anu lung diseases, No person can uss II
without Immediate relief Three dOses will
relleSeany case, ANA We consider II HE duty
~ ulpBilhN ~ leeomm M u 10 the poor
dying o0nsumptiye,at least "a Try one bottle
~ W uOl dozen bottles we're sold last year,
ana no one case where II failed was replT cd
huch u medicine aR tho German syrup can
not be too widely known. ASK Your drug,
glht hponl u sample hnitlpa "a Try, sold ~
10 cents, Regular size, 10 cents, FOR sale by
hlldrugglhls, may7-dlwk6wlt
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MINEh ANnLlnuOnH.

VIII lski-sweet mash, 81 1904 5Oi Sou
mash " @9UOO,
lNEs-llaret In ease, VI 10; Cataw la;
or gal 81 lOW2 OO lOIt, per gal, sliOgl M
heIry,per gai, 81 iOegi OOi Madeira, per 50,
| COCO 0Oi Wnlle wine, In cases, "a 4lg2l OO
CHAMPAIGN E-CooKs, IN basket Els 20
lleiusleCR, IN Dasktt, s2s 90; krug, Ia basket
s2I OJ Domestic chnm paigne, sl2gh,
ALE-StocR ale, oahk, ~ ioGs ~, Porter
cask, ~ lbg2 81,
BRANDlEs-D Domestic, In cask, Slggl3;
Gognac, pergai, u 3sG2 IS, Fronch,per gHi,,
o 00@lo OOiApple per gal, u ZOOS 10; Peach,
tl 1Og3 15iulnger, u 2j@2 CRberryisl W
a. ~
GlNS-0ld Holland, pergal,, 50 5000 80
Domestic, pel gal, 81 i0gs ~.
kU MS-JamHCR, ~ 5000.
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.uwuER MARKET.

YELLOW PINE-Boxing, scs an anSr, p pe
Thousand sl5 OO dresse a. N vls CG eeiins
az no: weather boarding, SIP 90; fencing
Slp WHITE PINE-Rough, per thousand ,i o.
sI5 90: surfaced, $50 on; matched celilhg' w 'O
"eS Npp tFSSNRnngh, per thousand, S4j Oo
surfaced, $50 90; pickets, 50 %. =, o,,.a an
SHiNI LE5-Yellow pine, cut, % Vv's Nv M
long Leaf plne. sawed, s. so; cypress cut q "
81 .sA'IiaEs-vellow pine, 50 so per thou
sand.
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STATE OF TEXAS.

II gives TO the Passenger view OF the grand
eat scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds of the West.
.ts passenger and freight Trains are SUI
passed by none In the state. Pullman't
Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars
leave ~. Louis daily via the NJ, X. q Il: NY
at $40; Hannibal ut l0:l5 u. M, and Sedalla
at B;I5 d. m, running through to Denison,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Hons
ton without change connection ~ also mace
at Sherman with the Texas and Paclnc rail-
way for the above named points. =.
The connections of this Road with the Nd.
X. n Il. at Denison for st. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas city and al
points North and East; with the Texas q Pa
cinc at sherman for IT. Louis, Cairo, Mem.
phis, and all points East and Southeast, and
st Houston with the g., ii. a =. a. for San
Antonio, the g., IL. q II. Tor Galveston, the
Texas a New Orlea ms Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory steam
shiI s Tor al points on the Gull and Atlantic
coaats. and the Liverpool q Texas Steamship
Line TO Liverpool, Havre and other Euro
mean 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 Its cooling sea breeze
pleasant scenery of broad prairies, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields of cotton, corn
small grain, and fruits, render IL especially
desirable and advantageous TO travellers ana
shippers In preference 10 others,
al. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
Mt 100 d, m, Houston at 80 p. m Hearne
nj 1000 d. M, Dallas $3.50. o. m. and Denison
at HAS q. m.
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my nnnns nARKET.

pRtNTs-Robes 81; Pinks @6I; shiT r,,3.S
-. Soll is. 6 l.i, Standards, ol-49oci ot'lei'
Isc: Garnsrs, &c; Harmony 5e; A s1.l
,u Bhuw 49, ~ Il lIsHc; Nashville, AA, 7zsc
f LIiGsi .Is: Dlwisht, So; Peperel, IL '34c; re
psrel, 4O-in 81. ~, uomsutta. A..
BLEACHED MUsLlNSmW9 fnrsdais. eHe
HOPE HOPE SIC; Peabody, SC; New Jersey u ~
Nassau, DC,
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LIME AND CEMENT.

CEMENr--Roseudle- is worth 81 " barre
Louisville best, little kept $40 " barrel
Dallas, 81 90,
LlMi-Tho best quality IN barrels ~ worth
Oushel.
PLASTER 10 worth So 30 " barrel.
The supply;of the above mentioned grtl-
es Ia ample demand lair market irm,
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INV Your Tickets and Ship Your Freight
Houston and Texas Central Railway

The following Offices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. where
information may be had concerning mo-
only the II. st. B. Railway, but Texas gem
F. L. NJ MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, All Broadway, N. Y. a.,
*. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent loi
CLARK street, Chicago, Ill. =.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent M.
X. and T., Burnett House, Cincinnati, ONO.
A. FAULKNER, Southern Passenger
Agent Atlanta, Georgia.
"a OF the M, X. d I. Rail way, in New York
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and St.Louii
j. WALDO,
CENT Pass. q Freight AT Houston, Tsxs,
A. H. SWANSON,
asnT Hupt, Houston xeKas:ianSdlu
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pscu,ENrs AND FRUITS.

EsCULENrS-Iris potatoes, per bbl' - oV
"A 10: Onions, per Dbl, s3 50; Cabbage, we.'
tern, per crate. none; southern, per uoHeh'
VI npIyi11rEP AND CHEESE Butter, western
per Ib. 20a2jc; cheese, Yves ,ern, l2@l6c, 70
FRUIIS-Apples green, per obi, 20 VV8o, s oV
Apnles dried, per lbs, sc; peaches, per ID &C.
Oranges, per box, q "; Lemons, per DoA' So'
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Centaur"
Lininn entS.
Ono Kind fol tho Human Family.

Ono Kind ioi tho Human Family.
The Other for Horses and Animals.
These Linlmenn arc Hlmply the wonael OF
tho world. Their elects aro littlo loss than
marvellous,
The white Liniment IN for tho human
family, II viii drive lthoumatisin, spiallon
AMI neuralgia from the syn!eml cure Ium.
hago, Ohilblains, Lack jaw, Palsy, Itch, aud
m0hl ualunaous hruptlnnAi ~ eHuaetH most
nom iroEen hands and inet, ana the poison
Of hitoh ana stings " Nonomonh feplilthi u
snbdneh dwellings, ana allevlaloA pain OF
every Kind, Mhon RprainA OF hrnihea occur,
u II The most potent remedy ever discovered
20 heal The injured parts. Tho centaur lin'
Intent IN used Win great efficacy Tor h0ra
Throat, lO1lhdchti nked Hredsfs, Earache
ana Weak Hack, The fnlo wing IN but hani.
pie of the numerous testimonlals,
INDIANA hohk, Jen, Co.. Ind, May ~ lM3
~ think " my duty 10 Inform you that
have suffered much win sfoilcn Jeff aud
chords. A few bottles Of cenlaur Llnlmeni
hns done iho uoh for me, have not been
nee nom these swelllngs IN etOhi LaGfa, Now
lam perfectly wtl, The linlmenl ought 20
be applied warm.
"BENJAMiN BROWN
The proof In In tho trial. IL IN reliable II
IN handy, IL IN cheap, ana every family
ohOuld have tho Whitoen Ctnur linim on
THE NeItOM teutuur tlnttuent IN
adapted % tho tough muscles, cords ana
nehh Of horses and animnla, II HAS perform
cd moro wonderful cureh IN three yoaIh OF
SPAWN, strain, wind-gnlls, Scratches,
Swoeny, aud general LnmenoSa than MI
other remedies In existence, Read what tho
great ExpIorsmen say OF III
univ York, January, lb7i,
"Eynry owner OF horses should give the
Contaur Linimont n uial, We consider II
the host article ever used IN our stables,
"H, MAilhH,
"hupt. Adama fN, ktRble1, My,
"E. PuLIh,
"Supt u,hs N tlrbles, NJ
dAl4BkHT y. OLlN,
"Supt. Nat. lex. stables, N. ""
The best patrons OF this Llnlmen nro Far
mors and Veterinary Surgeons, who nra con-
annually using some Llniment. 10 heals
ALA, Woundsnnd Pol.evil, removes swell.
ngs, aud IL worth millions az dollars an-
nully 10 Farmers, Livery -men, stock grow
ors, shoop-ralsers, and those having horses
or cattle,
What Farrler cannot do for $40 the Con.
tnut Liniment viii do M trilllng cost,
These binlments nro sold by all dealers
through ut the country. They are warranted
by the proprlotors, and n bottle VIII 10 glvon
10 any Farrior or Physician who desirpS to
test thom,
Laboratory Of J, B. Rose e. Co.,
81 hay NJ, NEW YORK
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RREaDsTUFFs.

EtouR-Crescsnt In sacks, g g 81 san an
,d rhTo A. 20: Empire, s. IS; XXX, sSee
l EeaIa $ 7S: Magnolia, in sacks, 81 l5s
T Ta XXX, 8 so; state Central NM MAX ~
a q; Choice Family, ~ - o1ar min'I meal
So 10 (; Graham, $40; oran' s'"'
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POWOEK Am Mot.

PoWDGR-Keg25 lbs, FIFE ride S7l5; lieg
l2}g lbs FIFE, riile, sj.SS; keg Ia, lbs, rFFl
500, Blasting, sl,95.
sHor-Drop, S4jO@235; Buck, s2,5Og2'B0,
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and unchanged.
MONDAY. SATURDAY.
Middling Uplands,. 51sd 6fai
Middling Orleans... b1sd va
Sales 1000 bales; speculation and export
1000 ba es; receipts 2O,4OO bales; all Amerl'
can.
Futures partially l-32d and cheaper,
Unlands, low niiddling May delivery,
25iS2d; May and June 525 sd; June and
July, 27-3ld; July and August, 5sd; Aug
ust and september, D l5-l0d; september and
October Cd new crop shipped hovemb-r
and December by sail, , l5-lGd.
33O D. IN -Uplands and Low Middlings
clause, September and October deli cry,
. 81. sd.
NEW ORLEANS, May 6.--Night-Cotton Is
steady. sales 81 900 bales.
Receipts, net, l,s7j bales; gross, 39iS bales;
exports, Great Britain, 1900 bales; took,
rs no.
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NEW ORLEANS, May Flour quiet and
steady. Superflne So 50 Xxx "a 25Gl 50; NM
q 75M5 50 higher grades % jU(gt 20. Corn
demn a fair, firm at 5O0tj3c. Oals steauy,
35a3lhc, Coffee is quoted stronger, In car :
yes. Haas &C; fair 5ully fair, 6129!c: prime
10 cho ce, 714gsc; yellow CHARMED, sac MO
iasses duil and nominal, common, 2O@2Zc'
fair, 23g26c; p ime To choice, 3o9i2c' Nlce
scarce and firm, j}s96%c'
NEW YORK, May 5.-Flour heavy, except
for Minnesota which is lOgljc better In CON
SEQUENCE of the flour mills destroyed by fire
nj Minneapolls; superjne ives, ern ana state
81 l5M4 TO- latter extreme, closing heavy LOT
other than Minnesota; southern Hour IL III
buyers favor, little more inquiry; co mon
TO icir extra 50 00d5 30; good To cholce 90 oVeN
I 40. Wheat ld2c lower, fairly active AZ ue,
cline, closing 81 1891 Zs19 Tor uhsraoe 5',
snring: 81 lOal 81 for ungraded red. Corn
LalIoc lower, iSGj7c for ungraded western
mixed, latter for choice; Ole for yellow Penn
svlvania and southern. oats 1aG3tc lower
Gnff q Rio, quiet ami firm at l3A@l1Ac gold
for cargoe> l5A@lS1ac gold for JOB lots
At. Louis, May G.-Flour quiet. unchanged
snnerfipe fall S} 6j@S IS; extra 81 l0gl ~ a
81 1;Oal 65; family s. 1905 10. Wheat Is duil
and lower, lihc. Corn higher, 3SlsgJS99c
Whisky steady Mt u 03 PORK dn,, looeln y
| 50 TO- Lard dull and nominal, AT Ugo'0c
BulK meats dull, nothing doing Bacon
auIet 81 2j95 zoos 25@5gSIH
hides and Wool.
GALVESTON, May G.-Hides are arm. Dry
s.,,acted lie: light sailed l2c; stack sailed
inc: kIps liJ5c; wet salted b97Hc; butchers
sWool1Fall clip fine and medium, free
| of mrs. l5M2Oc: Eastern, spring cllp' mt
and medium, 2J@23c; low grades ana DurrJ
| l2d lic.
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RAILING. aTlFR.

BAddlNG-lllght, il.@lilsci Heavy 1870
loo.
IRON Al Eo-ArTOw, W 70 per bundle, with
discount on large lots.
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Honey.

Pitchers CnstOrfn IN n complete substi-
tute for Castor Oh, ana iaas pleasant 10 take
IN Honey. II IL particularly adapted 10
Teething and irritable children. IL destroys
worms, assimulates the food, regulates the
Stomach ana cures Wind Colo. Few REM
edles ARE M cfiicacious for Feverishnes',
Group, Worms and Whooping Cough. Cas-
torla IN u scientific and purely vegetable
preparation, more effective thai Castor Oh,
and neither gags or gripes.
COLUMBIA, Conn, May 3, 1879.
Mossrs. j. II. Rose 4 Co., N. Y;
0cnts have IA family OF eight children,
and have used rs much Castoria as any mm"
lily In the United States, I think. haye
never found anything equal to 1t. My chill.
drcn have been saved from icvor several
times by the use OF Castoria recommend
ta use for children, for many diaeses they
are subject TO, In preference 10 any medicine
know of. | feel II my duty to give this GER
tincato on account OF the dement's have de-
rived by the use of Casloria.
Very truly yours,
NORMAN =. LITTLE
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CANNED-Deviled ham, s. 2593 Oi sal 10
mon. lib s. 4592 so; LQostsrs' q OOs2 III
Cove oysters 6Oggo; corr s1s o eea,s on: Ia box,
gII 7iml5 so,
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HAS FOR SALE
A Large and Complete Stock
TEXT BOOKS

any law hook house in the United States.
Correspondence is Invited. Parties desiring
large lots will find II 10 their advan,sge "
send to him for estimates seconu. nan ~
t.San In excbanae. Parties having libra
ries for sale will do well TO consign them 70
MIN on commission.
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authorized 10 pufohaHe any aft'
Moons pir an tho account OF IHt hER-
tsh,,,Etonai an order aligned by
" E'"'' j, l.. BARLOW,
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1ajIg gerald,
NnIIee

. auItsa A Co.,, propnetnrsof tha
aing " u,ehaaqe aud Rending honlnh
,5snfaI ,nndon, England, arc our guy
,lanll isgs'nis 10 solicit subscriptions
lrisl etsuents. TnE DAIRY HkhALp
n adypll nm die, ana Texans IN London
" esad ~ lhelr service
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Texas Medical College
AND
HOSPITAL.
Notice to Medical Men.

,I,HE CHAIRS OF THEORY AND PRAC-
L tice of Medicine aud Chemistry IN the
Texas Medical College and Hospital, re-
Gently made vacant by the resignation of
Prof,. j. u. kankin and Samuel II. Bur
roughs will be hllod ny required In section
second, of the charter Of said college, by the
system of Coucours or Competitive EXami.
nation Applications WI be received until
the LIST of May proximo, NJ which time the
| Concur Board win sit in Galveston and the
| professors be elected
ASHBEL SMITH. MD, President,
box 500 Galveston.
Address GEO. A. FERRIS, NJ. D., Sec'y,
d&w-t ilmyl Richmond, Texas.
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The Peoples Institute
ORGANIZED AND ESTABLISHED.

The superintendent OF this institution has
been engaged for u number Of years past IN
iLyenting u nfip aud more practical method "
usirucfinD The young people " orr country,
During his labOrs Ia TIC schools ana colleges
Of tha HAat he wrote, "iIIA EASY METHOD ~
TEACHING HEnREw,n The aid that this
seemed Ia oiier to Htudenta Induced further
effort ~ prepare other ana more complete
methods ~ teaching English ana the
classics Practical education Is Whdi ne people
Hc,d We invite the attention Of an 10 the
HeD method ~ touching, ~ The Peoples ln'
httute, Any authors textbook may no
used. StudentH ARE classified and graded,
school open 10 studentR OF olthrr sex,
SPRING TERM OPENS MARCH II, 1873,
For further information addroaa tho super
intondent,
]. N. BREESE,
Professor OF Hebrew.
East Main street, Dallas, Texas!
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E. III. CUSHING,
PUBLISHER AND DEALER IN
School and Miscellaneous Books
General state Agent,


PUBLISHES;
MoLLIE +. .MooRE's Poems, 5000 S..,.5 W
THIS. e. HoGGs'" Fate of Marvin. 90
". II. WEAvER'5 "Hours of Amuse-
ment. -...........'''''.'.''' '''.''''' w
n. 8, THALL'S "History of Methodlsm
In Texas' ...."..s.s....'''.''' '.'''''''''' -
THOS. AFFLECK'5 "Hedges and Hedg'
ing" ......"......''t''..' .....'''' '''''''''''
Rev. ]. HUTCHIsONS "Reminiscences" oo
Rev. ]. r. CoNoLY's "Revelation".. ..... 90
"The Lie of Navarro, '.........'...'..''.'.' 20
Has for sale the largest stock OF school ana
miscellaneo us books in Texas. he IN.
yites orders from ali who. want DOCKS,
| ,yha'bo, nj wholesnle or retail, and makes
speciaity Of fndiDg any book wanted, II II Is
| TO be found In America or Europe AL DOCKS
mailed direct at retail prices.
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH


New York, May G.--Stocks are strong.
Money per cent. Gold u 5sah, Exchange
long "a SO; short a 50. snort, ~ es19 state
Uonds, quiet; government bonus, firm.
Gold opened AZ 81 70,
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stock ON hand...,"."...."...""
METEOROLOGICAL.

Highest temperatdre"".--"."
Lowest temperature. ,""....."..".",..."
Average mperature NJ II m........,...."
HhlntNll Ill lDCh J-l
ID. W. BARNETT.
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Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, May ).-Gold 81 ~
NEW ORLEANS, May 4.-Gold "a 0Jhdl 0Oj4.
Sight q premium. Sterling bank a $50.
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GOlnnlercinI.

Recelpts, net, 275 bales; gross iS9 bales.
Exporls TO Great Britain - bales; CONT
nent 1856 bales; coastwise - bales. Stock
l52 tl57 bales,
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aRAIN AND nEEn mARKEr.
COTrON gT.
Cotton StnteiI'"nI,

For the week ending IL III. May ., 1873,
Furnished raE HERALD by ID. ". Barnett,
Reporter IN this city for the National COt.
ton Exchange.
stock on hand September LIST, 1877 1875
koceiS cd thlR week",..,.,,".," lOl
prev loosely, ,..."",,m20,j On
since Sept. /, lS77...n 9e,Gi5
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" 90,lS3
previously "."".,.,."..."".S6 O
since sept. l. ls7i..,....o. 20,OO2
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NEW YORK, May O.--Cotton is dull. Sale
4 hal lag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
ARREsT OF Joseph c. DUNCAN.

SAN FRANCIsCO, Feb. 24.-Joseph c. Dun
can, the defauius president Of the Pioneer Bank was
captured this morning No. 800 Kearneyst within
stones throw Of the City Hail. On Friday night Captain
Lees OF the detective force became convinced from oh
serving the OF certain men, that Duncan was
concealed at the place mentioned. Tie promises were
pac, under surveillance, and shortly before IL o'clock
last night, descent made on the house. Officers
stationed to guard every avenue OF escape,
and knocked at tie door of the room In which he had
previously satisfied himself that Duncan was concealed
Tho door was cautiously opened by a man who at
tempted to close It again. but Lees forced his way n
entered the bedroom and discovered Duncan rising from
bed lie taken to the chief police oice, Where lie
was soon Joined by his son, W. I. Duncan, who had
been Informed Of the arrest. The meeting between
father and the who had worked SO asSdlOusly 10
effect the flight OF the former, was most Affecting Aer
the interview Mr. Duncan removed to cell III the
city prison. his sharing his confinement Ihe arrest
has caused great sensation III this city. ,,
Mr. DUncan Is much broken down by montaI trOuDie
and anxiety and has also been suffering from IN attack
Of pneumonia. lie took with him about S9'ooo, an
of which has been used up devices for cOncealnent
and escape. and when captured he had but ~ % IN Ills
possession He says he has been deferred from giving
himself up by fear OF being mobDed
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PUBLIC OPINION.

The South for seventy years has been the
determined foe OF all progress in true civilization, an
that. by Northern treachery. the power has come
again into her hands. IL II important To know what she
proposes for the future Utica Republican (Rep)
That the Silver Bill will become a law,
there il now shadow Of doubt. and the country must
make up its minG TO suffer the consequences That I'm
mcu-e mischief will ensue, feel entirely c0n1den
should contrary result appear one will experience
more satisfaction than ourscIvcr.-lTroy Times tRep)
There is no disposition on the part or he
pubhcaGs TO keep up the agitation. II the silver Di
before the House is defeated and the turmoil ana
insecurity Winter lie prOracted 10 the derange
of the Spring trade. the responsibility therefor VIII
rest upon Democratic demagOgues-- HlcdSo 'ouI"a
Q;epJ
Southern men have long been excluded from
the halls II Conlress. and in many cases have not yet
learned hold the temper under sillc guard ana 10 XII
ytLo uaupling IL dstresses always to see job Of
kinr Enthusiastically done They viii soon learn 10 do
that KIND o. work with steady hand, and TO make
neat Job Of it Nashville American Oein.l
General Garfield is true Republican-brave,
liberal sincere aud candid. He honestly desires
broad national policy, but he yields nothing OF that
highest ruest pubcanism which is the safety OF
me lepblc. He and Mr.. Hale spoke the true Eepub
dorse and the White House ought to realize it, Al
bany Journal Qcpl
With an Administration committed to the
Southern policy of the President ana all the state GOV
Of the South IN Democratic Dends, II = nope
less task 30 revive the southern Question as pol'ca!
issue The people were tired OF II long b.iort lia!ns
something be ter and more practicable II Will 20 into the
campaign at great disadvantage Hartford Post
(Kcp)
.eel sure that they Governor Nichols, of
hind the lame made FOX them III COugrcSs-that
General Anderson arraignei for felony aud that The
Ia Louisiana who could not be mt on trial for !e"hy'
;hou any indctm ny grand jury, rs General I'm
d5rs"n has been and sworn INTO me !emttmty ny lle
OF some rcycnscfu rasca-.E " amdiley' III CieVe
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