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40. are authorized aud requested % an'
Wnrr N. NJ EDMONDspN 40 "a oAhlll 80
Wp''ty Asb,nrnr Hud ulleGlor ~ lhe ehhu-
mgelttlluu, Apfll =, lHia'
W,are author 1ed aud relunattl 20 hn-
.onVre Mlt, o. hHEl y ~ u enndlhhh luI
WV AsspsslI Hud Collector ~ lhu ensuing
election, Arm :, lh'h'
AZ, arc authorized and requested 70 hh'
oanne1 FEE Il, bryan ~ - ctu"ldhlt lnI
WI, A ,srssnr aud Collector ~ lhf ensuing
election, Aprl2 l''N'
Ne nra authorized ana Requested TO an
n,utrr Alt. THOMAS "A, fliAthH = ~
r,WlI,ittr fIr mo once of Clly Assessor ana
CoItrtor Election April 81 n
Ws nsr au horlznd end requested 70 an,
ponnca Nix, j, n, OGDEN ~ ~ chndldatelo l
Tp,rirctiou 10 he once OF Guy Assessor ana
Collector
Wp arc authorized and roqu'hled W hh'
npInrs INC ma ue ufJuLluh y bOut u asa
e,udidHlffor Citj Assessor end Collector
No are authorized aud requested 90 ,an'
noinco SIR, JOHN r. GANuns u candidate
@rCny Assessor ana Collector Election
April 9d, 1870
Ne nrn uihorized aud requested 70 hn-
nouupe the numo at q. a, ulhL Hh ohnui-
GaiV Tor the ndira o. CITY Assessor anu Col'
lector Election April 2, 1875.
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WHOLESALE GROCERY MARKET

BACON, per lb-Short clear, y S-igioo,
shoulders, 63-497c; Breakfast, 10 l'zSlic' urs
salt, l-2@7 3-ic - oo1>o... oo,,,rv
z' giSSSVKkINa POWDERS -varlous brands, Ia Ia
III cans, per doz 81 25@l 81; IL DO uo' q o'S
q 6O,l do do, VI 2og4 80; .o,s,oc
gHEESE;-Wester ., Id, 10 70 10 l-2c'
CANDI,ES star, Is TO So, l5gl6c. ~
SoFFEE-Java, per Id, 2SG3O, HI ', cnolco,
o9@9l / &c prime, 2l92i lac colninoh W
iaig Ii,NsgCESTRATED LYE-Various brands
4 doz Id ca s, per case, u 25g3 w; M. 1T,
FIsH-Mackeral, per bbl. slO Vogsli WI h'''
u OOasl . white DISH, XII, sossl 5 70;
EISH-Dried cod fish, per b, S,tgc; ma
T.ARl-In fierce, 9S-lglOc; 70 10 pals lug
10 i.9c: S ana 0 10 in tins, IL iglze; >.a,,,<c.
IA aS-Per Id, fancy brands ltxSl'7ao'
Oh ,, dp ,sssEs-Fancy Loui lana, per gsl'
eoss Sc: choice, 55@6Oc; Prime 5oSooc' Fah'
| 45dt50c. i,, -a71.sc
ny n ~ Iiranulhted, per ID, II ?lgi2c;
csnDh.d II i.2ailc: Powdered, IL l-2gize,
!, ISL ner 10, 10 lIQl0 lie; OnolGe
E,,,si,.na gag 40; Prime, l-4gs i-!c' orui-
,,orv 10 FIR. stdS lac; Common; S-ig' a,
s0pA-Case; bi-carb. English' oSo i-''
Ks ssIfARVCHS-variou brands, per d. E4 Scy
SotP-Olive, 54g6c; fancy soaps PEI 0ON'
81 s SeggT W liverpool sack, 81 coal s.; one
liver in bbls, 81 45a2 60; table, per sacA' -
S9Tcp .-Grnpowder, 5Oa75c; imperial DUG
osa. Ianan- : nsIgDc, OolOng 4O@I5c: ,uo Of
ViNEGAR-Cider,2 5GjOc; Whi'e "i"''
disc.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

pRINTS-Robes "a; Plnks @6%; shirtlngs
4 }-l; Soil IL, ii, STANDARDS, ol-lgoci o''iei'
ISc: agrnsrs, &c; Harmony, sc.
BROWN ShEErI n GS-Atlantic, A. ~;
Indian head, 4 A, SIC; Nashville, AA, itac'
Utica, g, 5%c; Lawrence, LII, lac; baoger'
Lii, 81 -4e; dwight, So; feperel' H. '3'; re-
BLEACHED MUsLINS- Wamsutta, A,
l1iac: Fruit of the Loom, lOc; Lonsdale, vac
Hope, SIC; Peabody, SC; New Jersey, u TO-
pUCKS-Arlingto Brown. l41ac; Champi-
on Twilled l4%c; Lewiston Plain stripe, Loo,
Lewistown Check, l51sc; Arlington Fancy
C.AMBRiCs- Roll, SIC; Flat, SIC; High
Colors lc higher n, -, Dam.
horton, Sc; suffolk, 9Hc.
TICI}S2Amoskea AGA, TIC; Lewiston
so-in. lie: do S6-in, Use; do plaid, lSc; Metnuen
AA, i5c; Couistoga gold medal Zoe; 40 IVA
i5Lc. 10 dis, No. |, &c; Eastern A, 9c.
GHECKS-Econom l21c; Americus, TIC
caledonia, No, 10, Ice; Para 100, ne, ,
DENNIS Boston, S2c; Cordls "A, h1ac
Otis. BIB, l21Sc; York, l6j; clark y, 2oc'
CHEVIOT5--Arlington, Sa99c, ENre''s
l2Is :Amoskeag, l2c. c,, an
rkIPES-American, 9%c: Glasgow O-'
lie: AlabA ana, B-3, brown, l2Ic n.
GiNGHA MS-Amoskeag &c; Bates, w
Renfrsw, 90; southwark, SC; dress siSieN
l02c.
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IOHAUIO nAnuIp.

FLpi IuhAutu- Yhgluit bitghi, duo
ppNnlh, 81 sci in np nnanl uKlTH Twist, DOS,
1901 100 in rAlfa h-ln lwisi, nA4mI ln mp'
alnm % aNu lflu tWisl hsAtuf az mmOn !.
~ lNlhl laANpi 90 WAluH iul navy b. M
"al p4h ,+nhi.illn navy hrRhl mHhng'
hnl liA Ari lnhn uAhusAAlt isAAi 4 uu 40
lNANpHaul - plHss lhA u1, lp 40 dafk lna-
h9{nli y 1000 ip up ilnr Nj pk, Aisllc
Flhr 90 Hulpni NJ 90 . inr -lAn, 100
hlNi lAlIi iuAhigt pnmlnpni b14lAp,
nhph so gllslnlA snpAlagi - ana = f,
n9pN htnlupkyi 800 Wei common ~ good
d95ipii lHArg, 40 w 4aulllyt u lltgl hti ZION
fAlf n lnllrltli PEI 40, ~ a,
DpMtsllu tllAlla- Havana, flu4l0ni
senl Hnl Havana, ipiai, ip 40 SCRAP utpri
ll8hi luhnpnlirut y pii siA hi pldinAryi
inglhi ehefnuis aaa tlAps, liWli,
lhrull M OlnAlA, prlan per luDi krg
del Tay, ilb0j lNndWH, $40 Hrias, sliU pnn-
plaa slili fiurde lflHhaun, fliVi Lpnilrh 10
q 70, ~ uA 10 ufand, pllni operas, elni
pppra hpna, glpi Roma Nlesorla, lDVi itpnfa'
40 cigarettes, VI,
sAuFF- Mappabo7, AlskApI Rappe French
ngplph and pendl iunl, higaipi puminph
90,
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Europe In forty years the successor
.el Napoleon b0naparie vas deyniing
himself 10 the undoing Of lhe Vienna
programme, and with such success that
The very pngers HAT had banded against
ms uncle joined with him la 800 ia
making arrangements ~ pfrpeluWp the
bnnapallt dynasty, The same congress
declared there should he perpetual
peace between Russia Austria, Prussia
aud England Bul all except England
have INDUCED la war after war he
coming conference will not bee bound
by the provisions of tho treaty NJ Paris
% any greater extent than was the con,
gress of Paris bnand by The treaty OF
Vienna With q Bonaparle on the
throne Of France, the leglImist feature
81 the Vienna treaty was obsolete,
With Russia victorious, the terms sub,
United 10 Russia Inundated ara oul Of
date. There will he many differences
OF opinion IN the conference proposed
by Austria, but on all the great guess
lions dermany, Austria aud Italy are
likely 10 stand with Russia II is east,
ern Europe against western Europe on
all points that particularly concern Eu
rope Bat there will be many things
10 quarrel about, aud the conference
will not necessarily end IN peace,
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WINES AE0LIauOHs,

WHlHkf-sweet mash, u iOsl bpi Sour
mHhhi N hBbD0,
NISEs-lMrrt ~ Gass, VI lii paiawhAi
per gal VI lvs2 o. tprl, peI galy VI luai W.
heTly,ppf ggn N 1894 Uti MHduTlai poi GAR
VI hig1 uui WINE wlnp,l M Gases, 3ell 10,
uhAhfAlihi.-lp la pasfei, Flh- ~
lielaalrpR, ~ basket ~ pDi kfnsi bhhkpl,
w w nunrAlio chainpAignp, sls9lh
All4-hlppk ale, oanAi o. ipBi w, fullerl
ensk " lhaa 81
liltANDli m Domestic, 10 oask, tlsglii
uOsuAp, ergAi,pl lsAi ihi french, POI HAlu
~ pugl1 nIApplp, POT gal VI ia4d il,itapll,
II llAd lliulngali u 500 wv hin, kppriybl w
~ 10
Dulnu lo, 49, galu " iulsi ~,
~ Mn-InlnhpA, W iWltl,
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DER MARK E'E.

YELLOW PINE-Boxing, fencing scant,
ling, per thousand, $40 90; dresse W
1oorlng, dressed and matched, 20 wv Mateh
WHITE PlNE-Rough, per thouSahu,
sl5 co; surfaced, $50 %; matched ceiling, W. oo
Notwithstanding, $50 90. ~. on
UYPRESS-oRough, per thousand, So w
surfaced, $50 90; pickets, Si5 90. =, o.o 90.
SHINGL ES-Y elbow pine, cut, W. OOG3 oO;
loug leaf pine, sawed, "a 100; cypress cu''A ~
"a 70.
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LIME AND CEMENT.

CEMENT Rosendle- IL worth Va Y, barre
Louisville, best, little kept, s. 90 " barrel
Dallas, ~ 80.
LIME-rhe best quality In barrels Ia worth
IS in bulk, 81 90; ordinary Dallas, zoo. per
buShel. ,
PLASTER ls worth IS 80 u barrel.
The suppy;of the above mentioned arti-
les ia ample demand fair, market arm.
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New ORLEANS, February li.--Flour steauy
and arm. supertine 81 50i M 90 w; NM
So 25M6 %; higher gradts W 2og, W. w. I 1i,l
In good demand, white i0c; yellow oOc. oats
steady, demand fair choice uale r;n oou II"
nrime 50lSc gold. sugar aclVei com
mon to good common 5l4@6c ielr 10 iully
fair GJsla7c; prime to choice iWi3s'i yello"
clarified 7]4@SAc. Moiasses CIVIL oo i,n',on
i7M2uc; fair gi(G26c; prime 10 choite 329iOc
Rice steady; ordinary TO choice Louisiana
5A@B%c. o.>,o.
NEW YORK, February li.-Flour O9lOc
petter, improvement mainly on gIaueS uh
der six, less doing; superfhe western anu
state 81 0s6li b1, Closing nrm; soualSlH nun
firm and sn moderate uenanu' com
mon 10 fair extra s. 6O@B ~; good 10 choloe
extra ,6 OOGS6 10. Wheat opened 1aGlc petter,
CLOS d quiet at al advance OIL 3otei o, ,oi :,
No2 winter red, 81 81 for ungradeu WlhNr
I'D Corn is h@lc better, closing at an au
Unnce. partially lost, CSC for yellow West
ern: tbG57u for yellow southern: is@ooc loI
nn1raS, d western mixed. Oats quiet ana
arm. Coli esleady.
at IouIs, February l4,-Flour firm, quiet
and unchanged; fancy 10 aO96 20, Ialhity
s. SOa5 IS. Wheat excited ana hlsher,
No. 4 red 81 q 90 q Corn firm No. 2 mixed
ios,Gilc. Oats easier to sell, NhgE3c.
haley dun ana unchanged. Mnisky steady
AT 81 pi. Pork firm at co %. Llra n9ln u,
inally firm, prime steam y, ~ uiu, 90 AZ for
Try SAT- Hlehls HIhei' =" 49, nTiis loose
shoulders, clear ribs and clear sur ; Ioose,
Racon uuieU and firm, 5hM6Ac, SIC lor
shouidels, clear ribs and clear SIDES.
Hops-,At 20 75a3 s. for packing o.fancy'
Cattle easier, steers 81 15g0 20
Sheep-In better demanoi extra heaNS
shippers "a 1904 o.
Hides and wool.
GALVESTON, February 4,--Hides steady
Dry selected l5c; lisht sailed l5c; s.acs
Dy inItc, kips l3I5c; wet sailed as they
rnn 10. selected Sc; butchers green 6Sc.
Wool'-DulI; medium TO fine fail cup, iree
of burs 2OM2ic; coarse li@lSc; coarse western
and Mexican Halo.
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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, where
information may be had concerning MOI
only the IL. 7. b. Railway, but Texas gen-
orally:
+. l.. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, All Broadway, N. Y.
Gen. ]. b. RO ERTs ON, Pass. a Immigrs-
ton Agent, ll3 N. Third street, st. Louis, Mo.
A. alice, Northwestern Pass. Agent, l0i
Clark street, Chicago, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent,No.
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
j. X. COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Information may also be had at the agen.
es OF the M. X. q 7. Railway, In New York,
Ciicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and St.Louis
j. WALDO,
Gent Psss, a Freight Agt, Houston, ress-
asnT ssps. Houston. fsyas:iansum
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LIvKRrooL, February moon = Gotloh-
supplied. ,, ,,,,,.,,.v
uIddliup Ifplnnds ga ga
WiddinV Orleans B2sd t}si
Snles 5000 bales; speculation anu eNpoi'
r. I5G bnles, receipts 1900 bales all American.
rutures opened l-32d Letter, but the I'D
vance mas since been lost. ,.,....
Uplands low mlddling clause, FEBRUARY
and March delivery delivery lHsn' ~ IG eh
@6 l-S2d; June and July q "a; Jql. and
August odd; new crop shipped January
and February by sail, l'S9d,
300 u IN. Sales 600 bales American, Fu-
lures steady. Uplands low middilng clause
May and June delivery u l-54u; June an n
Juiyy q Lied: August and september o-S2d'
NEW unLEANs. February IA -Night-Cot-
ton stendy Sales $3.50 bales,
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Honey.

EPiscbers CastOrin Is n complete substi-
tute for Castor OIL, and IL ms pleasant to take
az Honey. IL IL particularly adapted to
Teethng and irritable children. II destroys
worms, assimulates the food, regulates the
Stomach, and cures Wind Colo. Few rem.
edies are as efiicacious for FeVerishnoss,
Group, Worms and Whooping Cough. Cas-
torla Is II scientific and purely vegetable
preparation, more effective tb an Castor OIL.
aud neither gags or gripeB,
COLUMBIA, Conn, May 3, 1915.
Messrs. j. b. Rose u Co., N. Y:
Gonts; | have q family OF eight children,
and have used as much Castoria ~ any fam
ily in the United States, | think. have
never found anything equal to 1t. My chill.
dren have been saved fron 10 fever several
times by the use OF Castorla. recommend
It's use for children, for many diseses they
are subject TO, IN preference to any medicine
know of. feel IL my duty to give this GER
tiaoate on account OF the benefits have de-
rived by the use of Castoria,
Very truly yours,
NORMAN =. LITTLE
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Centaur
|. inir1 entS.

One Kind fol the Human Family.
The Other for Horses and Animals
These Liniments are simply the wonder OF
the world. Their elects are little less than
marvellous.
The white Imminent Is for the human
family. IL will drive rheumatism, Sciatica
and neuralgia from the system; cure bum,
bagO, Chilblains, Lock jaw, Palsy, ltch, ana
most Uataneous Eruptions; IL extracts irosi
from frozen hands and feet, ana the poison
of bites ami stings of venomons rcptl esi II
subdues swellings, ana alleviates pain oil
every kind. Whom sprains or bruises occur,
II is the most potent remedy ever uiscoVsreu
TO heal the injured parts. The Centaur Lin
lment is used with great efficacy for sore
Tnront, T0othdchf, Cpked Breasts, Earache,
and Weak Back. The tntlO wing Is but sam
pie of the numerous test lhnohiais. 40 ,o-,
INDIANA HOME, Jel. CO.. lnd., May %, 49,
AZ think IL my duty TO Inform you that
hnye suffered much with sWotten Jcet ana
chords few bottles OF Centaur Linlmenl
has done the Work for me. / nave ht not p %o,1
| am perfectly Weh The ldniment ought to
'o "fp'>N "BENJAMIN BROWN"
The proof is In the trial. 1t is reliable, II
IN handy, 1t is cheap, ana every family
oh ould have the w hiteen Ctaur lIlnim en-
The yellow Centaur Imminent is
adapted TO the tough muscles, cerds and
desfi OF horses and animals. 1t has perform
ed more wonderful cures in three years OF
Spavin, strain, Wind-galls, Scratches,
Sweeney, and general Lameness than all
other remedies In existence. Read what the
great Expressypen say OF II;
"NEw YORK, January, 1874.
"Eyery owner of horses should give the
Centaur Imminent n tiial, We consider II
the hest article ever sed in our stables.
"H. MARSH,
"Supt, Adams Elk. Stable1, Ny.
"E. PuLTZ,
"Supt. J. >. r.s -aoles, N. Y.
Al BERT y. oLlN,
"supt. Nat. Elk. Stables, N. Y"
The best patrons of this Linimentare Far
mers and Veterinary Surgeons, who are con-
annually using some Linluent. IL heals
alls. Wounds and Poll-evil, removes swell.
lngs. and is worth millions Of dollars an
nuaily to Farmers, Livery -men, stock grow
ers, Sheep.raisers, and those having horses
or cattle.
What Farrier cannot do for $50 the Gem
taur Imminent will do at tritiing cost.
These Linimsnts are sold by all dealers
throughout the country. They are warranted
by the proprietors, and bottle VIII DC given
10 any farrier or Physician who desires TO
test them.
Laboratory Of J. B. Rose & Co..
10 Nay. g., NEW YORK
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RAILING STUFF.

BAGGING-L,ght, l4A@li%c; Heavy l5Ia@
l6c. 1.. ,ol,,,,
IRON III Es-Arrow, ~ IL per bundle, with
discount ON large lots.
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FISH AND MEATS.

cANNED-peviied ham, g 2'9 3 ~ Sia sI 10
mon, lib O. l593 60; Loos.sstssii q wy"
syxsRbiN Rs-1 box, SIS OOSls %; l'io'h'
sl4 75dl5 80.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Noon HeDori Financial,

NAV lOkK, February II -htl ika ,nrm'
Money leT cent, uOld !, Ghs UAs FIX
change -luuH a bllai Hhufl % niti state bona
uuirt, government bonds hllung hnd hlgh'
~
HDld nplnnd ~ n!.
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UINY EREAsunEn.

We are authorized and requested 20 an'
nounco the name of John W BOWEN asa
candidate Tor reelection % the q liico Of Cly
Treasurer, Election Anil 2, 1878,
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Receipts. net, 6,4J5 bales; gross ,I55 bales.
Exnoris To Great Britain $50 bales; coast
wise il73 bales; continent - bales stocR
3sg,977 bales,
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Uiiy Attorney

... suthoriz.d and requested % an,
W. Nv Ipe name Of MR W, NJ, EDWARDS
lpsspgaudldaIe Tor Cly Attorney Elsellph
Aphl = lni'
Ma are authorized aud requested " an'
o,n'cg iiAHNEll ul hhH 80 q pahllnh
t,r reelection ~ the once ~ wy AlW'H'5'
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s0gsgR AGo suor

RpEi-Keg 20 ~, FFF, une IIN Reg
t "a ", t,llIlil si'sii ksg ~, lhs, Wv,
shol- D.pp y als2 AZ Buck, S4his2G0,
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LIVE srDrK MARKET.


CHICK ENS--ln demand, per doz.,S ~ 90
EaGs-ln deman per do1,,.,.,,.,,, 2OGs2oc
BUTTER home-madc, source, 5O9lOc
SWEET pOTATOES-Per bushel.'' 3OgiVc
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,,. .r... au unri1ed aud requested " Rn-
hp"gATI, J. j. COX as a ga ldllale lpf
hpNna, si tlly spprelaTy, Election AgIll
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Eysuing n,port Financial.

Nav iung, February ll-nlorling llrm,
VI II Money pRy ~ .prr cent apu N
stronger az va cavern cat uohdh nIhl
ana hlruig STATE ponds apady
Nav ualIASs, February N,-HoId " WAa
0!,, saint pu, nl,lllng uHuk % ",
,attun HRra"f
q LyEhlpr February ll,-Cnttnn, Receipts
I,ll8 bnlrH, hApuua tu GREAT lifi hln
halu,, Nc nee - hpIui euhuuunl -
na us, CunNlwlsr lha bale. Shleh l,ll4 bales,
Atuun 7dI.U bales, Market Irregular hnd
lower,
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Ci,y secretary,

u,. ars authnrilsd ana requested 70 an
We NtA iip. ], Is. n kHkfullD 40 y panll'
lplp NJ, f,,e,en.iun 70 Tie phicipi Cly hee'
NWr election Apfll y mn
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FORMS THE
Great Through koute!
AIN ARTERY or COMMERCE. AND TRADE
ITO ALL POM rs.
STATE OF TEXAS.

II gives to the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds OF the West.
ia passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none In the State. Pullm0nF
Palace Drawing Room and sleeping Carr
leave ~. Louis daily via the M, X. & Il. KY
at . 4, IN; Hannibal at 10 a. m, and Sedalia
al 1923 p. IN, running through to Denison,
sherman, Dallas, Hoarne, Austin and Hons-
ton without change Connection IN ALTO mAde
at sherman with the Texas and PACING rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections OF this Road with the M,
X, n 4. at Denison for st. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas city and all
points North and East with the Texas "a Pa
cifJc at Sherman for st. Louis, Cairo, Mem
phis, and all points East and Southeast, and
at Houston with the a., Ill, a y, A for san
Antonio, the d., II. Il ii. Tor Galveston, tina
Texas q New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, ETC., the Morgan and Mallory steam
shiI 4 Tor all points on the Gull and Atlantic
coasts, and the Liverpool Il Texas steamship
Line to Liverpool, Havre and other Epio-
pean cities are perfect, while It's freedom
lrom dust and heat on account Of the nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country over
which 1t passes, with its cooling sea breeze
pleasant scenery OF broad pIairies, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields of cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render 1t especially
desirable and advantageous to travellers and
shippers In preference to others,
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-22

DURING o lull in the conversation yes.
terday evening Grandfather Lickshin'
gle startled the family by remarking
i've lived over one hundred years by
the watch, and never felt this way DO.
FORE" and be blinksd In q very sorrow.
full manner.
|. "what's the matter 2" asked mother,
who was at his side In an instant. al
don't know" he said, "unlsss I've 4
quickened conscience" and he blinked
and stared by turns In q very alarming
manner. ~ feel sort Of hot around
the ears" he went on, can mebbs I'd
better confess"
His whole frame trsmblsd like q lsai
and o deadly pallor ovsrspread his face
A window was thrown open, which
seemed to revive him. and he gasped,
"I-wrote-' Beautiful Snow" "fou
did nothing Of the Sort" yelled father
III wrote 1t myself, and can prove u,
Grandfather then went on with MS
confession. "I killed old man Junius
and wrote the Nathan letters. Bind up
nv horse! Give me another wound.
Another window was opened. voted
for Til" something rose In the
vretched mans throat and chokod the
dreadful sentence.
Summonipg all his strength again. he
whispered /: sit was ! who struck Billy
Patterson-struck him twice ; once for
q v, next for twenty" and grandfather
fell back In his chair exhausted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-22
Cemetery Customs In Europe.

Tho story goes TINT q Frenchman
who had lost bis vito ordered a stone.
cutter to mako him q suitable tomb
stone and on II cut the single word
regrets. Tne stone cutter respectfully
limited That regrets etsrnes would be q
moro appropriate inscription, "Alas,
no, sir !" said the gentleman, al have
hired the grave for i've years only"
The story may very probably DO q true
one. for Il 10 q common practice In sew
eral European countries to hire graves
for n term OF years and renew the lease
| when the first one expires, II the friends
| Of the dead have the money or the low
ing respect that would keep their re.
mains undisturbed but u there
arc no means Of renewing the
lease, or IL the relatives are for
getful. or the family extinct. the re.
mains are taken up and buried again in
q common trench, or relegated 10 a cata.
comb. as the case may be. In some Of
the burial grounds Of Paris the condition
OF things is really frightful. Here the
ground has boen used over and over
again till II has lost not only all Its orig.
inal ~antiseptic properties, but has be.
come q distinct source OF corruption.
II Is no uncommon thing for the grave.
diggers whose unpleasant duty 1t Is to
cxhums the bodies which have been
buried for q longer or shorter period to
be ~asphyIiated by thu gases arising
from the graves they are opening. and II
has been more than nee suggested to
tho Municipal Council Of the city that
these men be furnished with pure air
while at their ghoulish work. by the
same kind Of apparatus that serves for
submarine divers.