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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-24

SERGEANT NEvILL, with squad OF
rang.r4, arrived Saturday, havIng IN
charge one NJ. n wilkins, charged
with big4my. He was placed in Jail.
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REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic Is whole
some stimulant and its quality is guar
anteed.
Mcdaniel & Co., sole agents. Aus
tin, Texas.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-24

REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic 10 a mild
corrective, and its purity and flavor are
guaranteed.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-24

REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic purifies the
blood, restores the appetite and slim
ulates the digestion.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-07-24

REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic stimulates
the digestive or ans and adds tone and
strength to the stomach.
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Nom FRurr ron the

MoRE FRUIT FOR THE d pws
Saturday night = week ago.
Gle lcoloFed girl named SUI
cock living At Fort Prairie,
from this city, was sleeping
room, negro fend entered an
big injured her person, and toll
she spoke OF Il he would kin her!
little Girl being afraid did not
her parents for several days BID
pain becoming 50 intense that
could not stand il longer. she infori.'
her parents Of the fact and they weN
IL the city Thu siay % swear out !
complaint against the 6snd, whose
name ie Ruben HAnshuroF, worthless
negro about 80 or IS years old. Let
the law deal with him rs be deserves.
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Georgians chew "BLAcX-DRAUGHT''
instead of tobacco.
Fur SAFE Dy J. J. Tobin.
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Cholera and Yellow Fever are pre-
vented by using "BlACK-DRAuGhT."
For sale by ]. ]. ToDIn.
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REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic gives perma-
nent relief in all cholerIc disorders.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.
What q Good woman Dreamed
About the other World.

The Kama CITY Times, especially,
and other Newspapers as well, give the
details of the extraordinary sickness
and repeated apparent deaths and res
directions of Mrs. Diana Powellson
who lives and dies occasionally near
Fort Scott. Reporters for the enter
prising Kansas City Times have visited
the singuiarly afflicted woman. She
was addicted to spasms and occasional
ly suffered terrific convulslons and then
her heart ceased To beat and breathing
was wholly suspended and she appeared
dead. On one occasion for a period of
over thee hours, or till eight minutes
past six there was no sign of life. The
large stethescope of DIR. Thorne was
applied to all portions OF the lungs,
heart and chief arteries; no sound
whatever could be detected except at
intervals OF about elk to eight minutes,
when q slight motion OF air could b
heard under the thyroid cartilagi
This was SO slight that it could not
detected by the unaided ear no 81
respiration appeared to tho eyeA
strument only revealed II III
at this time would give lon
Iund, more like q culver u
ton, when all would be
from eight minutes past &
ten she laid in q spasm,
teeth violently clehcbed
spasm suddenly relaxed
sgsin.
Dr.. Thorne was not
time, bus beng hastily 81
| found the room cleared Of
and all preparations made for
her out. she continued In this spzS.
about forty-fve minutes.
To the reporter, DR.. Thorne and
others abe said, when 'tored. 81
have been o professed Christian for
many years. Some time in 1871 j
joined the Methodist Church South. ]
sm full believer in Christianity. The
statement that l am about to make is
stanger TO me than II is to you.
On the night Of my first dying, the
more died the less pain felt. was
so happy at going oh sir, l have suf-
fered 30 much; felt no misery of any
kind; pain in the head all gone; il
seemed that Loaf all consciousness, bat
for q moment; when j come 10 my SEN
"a again, l knew ! was dead, but
ki2g was very dark to me.
l-still blind. became
Ruenticipatipg the
SUD
frient
! bills
| rivera,
such music
people were -
zee. They were 0fdi1
men. ) u.e were bright L.
ana Others were lean and miseP8
10. king. / saw their homes. They
lived 10 cDmmunities. All were much
more beautiful than any We b sve, bu
some were BOT 20 beautiful ~ others.
saw many bright spiriis but Was very
much surprised that they had no wings
Ny friends led me from the dark place
INTO the light. Ibid not come through
this DARK place any more, either 10
coming bsck or rita ming 81 any time.
I saw many meetings or congregations,
but did not learn what they were doing.
I thought was st home, but Was told
that must return 70 my body again.
Ny husband told tne this. cried aud
was very much snRered ct him and
still am Tor sending me back. / long
20 be in that beautiful bome that they
told me WAS mine. Ny husband sent
. message 70 his son. and u my chill
dEen b. me-
Messages were also sent By many
others. sss nfFaid Of some spifits
who looked dark and fsrb;daing VII
Others zers e hEishtn
sourse
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FoFsy ysrs' srial has proved BLACK
DRAuGHIs The bszl liver medicine q
- T6rId.
=; sslsbg J. J. TobIn.
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REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic gives tone
to the stomach and digestive organs.
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DR. AT. MoRRIs of Round Rock, who
was here Saturday, says cotton, &C
cording to his Judgment, does not
promise iine yield. It is small. and
the earth being so very dry, there is
no reason why there should be good
yield Of the staple. Heavy rains now
would causs the plant ID drop much
u Il upon it, but rain is sadly need
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Atrial package OF nsLAck.pRAuenI"

REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic is safe and
pleasant invigorsnt for delicstefemsles
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Query: Why viii people suffer with
indigestion when BLACK DRAueHT"
will cure theml
For sale by J. ]. Tobin.
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Austin HIarEes quot

LCW AAtcoh Ake . 49, . .
Good Ordinary.
Butter, 25 c. Egg
Grain. - Corn, 75c.v
Bright, 45c. Wheat. 81
der, $3.50 per hundred. Hal
Chickens, $3.50 per ID
tatoes-Sweet, $l.00 per bus
So. so per bsrrel.
Hides, dry flint 8 to i2c.
FLOUR.
Flour made from new \
at the Austin City Nil
Choice xxx. .........
Choice xxx. ............
Lone Scar. ..............
st. LOUIS and Kansas br
Choice xxx, per 100 lid
Strait xxx, I" " +"
Choice XXX, I" +" I"
Wheat bran, I" /" I"
Corn bran, /" +" I"
Corn meal, bottled, per bu
LUMBER.
Texas Pine, Rough, per 4
" Dressed one
" Z Dressed two
" Flooring, dr.
tongued and erooved
Texas Pine, Siding. ...-
White Pine, Siding, clea
{" Three-eigh
beaded ceiling, clear.
Shingles. Sawed Cypres
1, per thousand, hear
Shingles, Sawed Cypre|
2, per thousand. -.
Lath, White Pine, per
(" Texas Pine. -.
DRY CO.
Standard prints.
Sea Island comes
A Brown domesl
Bleached domestic
Apron checks.
Alabama plaids. :.
James River plaidst
Bed ticks. ........
Rrovn duck
White duck.
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nSn8ng places driOE
haulo6 long-distance
almost fotally Withhold
Veraure OF the prairiesis
sssoafees This Is at le
tiun In the region about
and between that place AM
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abroad.
MEMPHIS, July % Two more cases
we're reported to the board of health
this afternoon. b, tn colored. Two adj
ditional deaths have also occurred,
Bob Thompson and Patrick Meath.
The Howard Association had q met
ing this afternoon and detailed two
members to ascertain from the physi-
clans where nurses are required, and
they will then be furnished. The or
ganizstion as 9 whole will not begin
operations yet. They do not think the
situation at present sufficiently alarm
ing.
Under the direction OF ]. S. Pun
kelt, president of the Safe Board OF
Heslth, John Johnson. resident mem
Der, to-day put in practical operation
all the rules and regulations Of the Ma
tional Board of Health. All baggage
will be disinfected under the supervis-
ion OF sanitary officers. The rules as
applied to passengers, freight and Bag
gage will be rigidly enforced.
The city authorities find il d fhs1lt
TO select site for the establishment Of
3 camp, owing to the fear Of the citi-
zens living in adjacent towns that the
persons 20 be removed from Memphis
will bring the feYer into their midst.
The Cotton Exchange remains open,
but all business 10 suspended. No re-
ports will be rent in future.
Camp Father Matthew'S, under the
supervision Of Fataer Welsh, IL 70 be
established 1t once. Arqaisition has
been made for one hundred teots,
which will be furnished soon. II u
anticipated that four hundred people
VIII 6y this means be removed from
the city n
TIE .ts.asr '.H,Ea CO -
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The following are the transfers OF real
estate from noon yesterday to noon to-
day:
John II. Windeler and wife to Jacob
Clark, 6 acres OH Ohio River, in Survey No.
SO, Anderson Township, lying west Of Se-
bastian Rnber s land; $500.
Ellen kusgocrl to VIM. Lageman five
wears lease OF 20 by 90 feet, on the south
west corner of Third ami Park streets;
monthly rent $50.
Elizabeth ]. Ross to Daniel Ertel, quit
claim to acres in the northwest corner OF
the Stewart Farm. in Section %, Symmes
Township; $3.50
Peter Neff to Anton Ante, $4,000 acre
in the southern part Of the northeast quar-
ter of Section IA, Colernin Township; $500.
Theodore I.assng and wife to John Bran
ming, . acres on Blue Rock Road, in the
southeast part of the northwest quarter of
Section 7, Cnleruin Township; $1,000.
The John Hanc ok Mutual Life Insurance
Company to Emma b. Bluis, qnitclaim to
lS by 81 feet, on the south side of George
street, l25 feet west from Smith street.
81 ,050.
Vim. Carter and wife IN Aranitta Ne
Qnin Gratigny SO by l72H feet or the
east side nf franklin street, 800 feet north
from Hopkins avenue, Norwood; 500
John lmholte and wife t. Andreas Bech-
tel s acres and l57 rods, in the southwest
quarter Of Section Is, Delhi Township
$1l so.
Lawrence Creighton to Bill 0. Smith, 1875
by l2i 46-l00 feet on the south side OF
Waverly avenue, 45O feet east from east
line Washington avenue. Waverly Place;
also 25 by S0A feet, on the north side of
Jones avenue. 16S 59-l0O feet west from the
Hamilton Pike, Foster Hill Station; 81 and
exchange OF property.
f.. S. Troop and wife to John ]. Gasser.
45 bv 10 feet, on the west side of Browne
street, 22E feet south from Dixon street;
$3.50.
Charles winter and wife to Elizabeth
Phillip, 81 by IS feet. on the northeast cor
ner of George and Baymiller streets; sc, 3O0
Edward Carlson and wife to Ninrod Dus-
kin, 321a feet by 1903 feet, on southwest cor
ner of Wayne avenue and Mulberry street,
Lockland; $162 so.
Executor of Enos Sellers, quitclaim to
Henry d. Sofge, lot on Liberty street, 40
feet east of Linn; $2j.
A. NJ. Catherine Fortman and husband
to George II. Wanstroth. Lots 81 aud 81 in
Hartshorn's Subdivision, fronting 2j feet
on Kilgour street by 104 feet in depth;
81, 500.
Henry Mehmert and wife to Mary Warn
ken, south side OF Clinton street, 90 by IS
feet, ti9 feet east from the corner Of Clin.
ton and Linn streets; S., 300
Charles W. Cole to Louisa H. Humpl,.
reys, lots, 30 by 125 feet. or the south
side OF Mulberry street. l,ockland; $400.
Regina Landman to Joseph Waile and
Bernard Woltermau, Ieasehold, l07 by 81
feet, "n south side Of Fiftl, street g5H feet
east from southeast corner of fifth aud
John streets; annual rental, 81. 100.
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RIVER INTELLIGRNCE.



ALLEGHENY FALLING.
OH Cry. Pa, April 1873 A. M-Alle-
gheny River feet inches and falling.
Weather cloudy. Thermometer 440. Wind
north.
MoHoNaAHELA STATIONARY.
DRowNsvtLLK, Pa, April 1910 A. NJ
Monongahela River feet 3 inches and
stationary. Weather cloudy. Thermome-
ter 46o. Wind east.
KAEAwHA RISING.
CHaRLrsTox, W. VA, April 1919 A. NJ
Kanawlia River 0 feet inches and rising
slowly. Weather partially cloudy and
pleasant Light wind from the northwest
Steamboat Movements
The City Of Portsmouth leaves at p. m.
sharp for Clfiln and all way BINDINGS
The speedy aud punctual Bostona leaves
to-day promptly at p. m. for Huntington,
where SHE connects with the c. & o. Rail-
road trains early tomorrow for all Eastern
cities. Travellers going East will find this
route both cheap and pleasant.
CAN'T. Jas. Kirker's elegant sidewheei
steamer Potomac will be the regular packet
leaving this evening for Pomeroy and all
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THE COURTS.
POLICE.

POLICE.
Drunk-Clarence Briscoe. Con. Comfort,
VIM. Burt, Bessie Archie. dismissed.
Disorderly Conduct-A. Weizenecker. dis.
missed; John Holm. Anthony Stanbury,
continued; Michael Murphy, House oi
Refuge; John Zutang. So.
Miscelaneous--Wm Sunderhaus. John
Korts, Jr., Robert Seely, iujurng building,
continued; Joseph Rebel, Edward Muir
doch, John Jef1ers. petit larceny, contin-
ued; James Gallagher, same 30 days; same,
same, $2003o days; Wm. Nnttle, John
German, malicious destruction of property,
continued; Dan. Sullivan, same, dismissed
Theo. Gallar, Mary Anderson. George
Rhneberger, assaultLnd battery, continued;
ennis Toohey, same, $40 and costs; Bail
Thomas, cutting with intent to kill, bound
over; VIM, D"ttentnn. committing nui-
sance, $l0 Ida Woodruff, indecent conduct,
House Of Refuge; Anna Flynn, continued ;
joseph Anderson, known thief. 5000; An
ME Walker, Mary Lloyd, vagrnncy, 30 days;
George Ellis, same, continued.
MONDAYS CALENDAR
The cases yet fOr Monday are Us foloWE
DISTRICT.
2Q20-Niark Burns VS.. Dori da SeepS
2Jd-JulntS NJ Love VS.. ItlC ", ~ W. w. ~ W,
2O2-A. 4. MrCown, admin. .strat0r, VS., Bern
haldina Wciskcttcl.
2O3i-P4trcE OIIcrn VS.. Rudolph Wurlitzer d
Bro. It u.
COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judge Moore.
57.GI9-IIiam X. Green VS.. Mead & Green.
hT62O-ltlushun G cen VS. Wll am D. Mead.
5IGI7-Eyun J. llcnry VS.. Multi M. kleinei
ct nj.
57,G2S-Adolph Lauder, assignee, vs.. FREDERICK
J7620-Wm. l.. Gray, assignee VS.. Clemens A
Wempe
5I,'5l-The First National Bank vs. osman Sci
lew ct al.
57.65i-F, H. Rrwekamp, administrator vs. The
Trust cs oi ZION Church.
81, 7aG-rhe Cincinnati Saving Society vs.. Vim.
Muuspn Il al.
S. 57,2GO-inlus Adler vs. Rosa Adler and Til,
Ancient Order of United WOkmen.
57,aGS-JOhn n. Henry vs.. Joseph Allen ct al.
81 9lj-SaInnel I. iOutec, ST., W. Samuel J.
Yourtce, Jr., et nj.
Before Judge Smith.
81 l,919-Alary Ann Graves ct al VS.. Gertrude Nc
Languln.
H.9ll-El'za Knolman w. The Connection
Mutual Lie Insurance Company.
5l,0g-NtchMeI Graw VS.. r. w. Booth & Co.
lg07-Aug,ist Becker vs. Jnc0b Brock ct nj.
52OO7-William q. Mitchell vs.. Bessie Taylor.
s 02-Franz b. Sohlfeld VS.. Richter d Werkel
52OJ3-SU hiu Solt vs.. Reuben A. McDOnalt
et nl
5a,0j7-TIarrlet Cohen vs. Minnie Wolf ct al
SUPERIOR.
General Term.
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intermediate points. Mr.. Watt. shedd

intermediate points. Mr.. Watt. Shedd
does the honors of the office.
The fast sidewheel steamer Fleetwood
will be down in the morning and return to
Huntington at p M, leaving from the
Big Sandy Wharfbnat. foot of Broadway.
The commodiOus sidewheel steamer Andy
Baum, the pride Of the Lower Ohio River,
will leave this evening without fail for
Memphis, and receipt passengers through
to Little Rock and the Arkansas Hot
Springs Capt. Hiram ]. Vinton COM
mands and Mr.. NJ. NJ. Deem is in the office.
The superb new southern excursion
steamer Paris c. Brown will positively de-
part this evening for Greenville, VickSbnrs
and New Orleans direct. She will be fol-
lowed next week by the Golden Crown.
Boat-hands' Gossip.
Business fair
Captain j. B. Sneathen will return home
to pittshurg tomorrow night or MondaT.
The Vint Shinkle will he the next
steamer for Memphis. She will leave next
Wednesday.
Sam. Hawk. second clerk OF the Bostona,
will take Il vacation next month and visit
his relatives in Kansas.
The Robert PEBBLES came in from Pon,e-
roy this morning with miscellaneous tow.
Jack Smith and Lew. Pierce will be the
Andy Buum's pilots to Memphis She Will
get away this evening with n fair trip III.
cludinE 35 brls salt G5 casks bacon, lot ot
bulk meat and $50 pigs furniture.
The Bostona, from Huntington, brought
in big tip this morning, including 22o
head of cattle.
The James Jackson passed down this
morning with large raft in tow.
The river WIS falling again at noon to-day
with 10 feet 8 inches in the channel and
suii' cient space under the bridges for pass
ing steamers.
Weather alternately cloudy and sunshine
this morning, and pleasant.
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There was further increase in the volume of
business this week IN comparison with hsl. There
was good order demand and II fair attendance of
buyers in p. rson. especially from the south A
vcy SIT Sntury spring lrtric Inns opened, with tho
market firm pIrt cnlary nn cotton goods
lRTNTsWG quote stindurds 5lS@6c, and shirt
ings ut i19gc per yard.
BLEACIiED MUsI.INs New York Mills, llc.
W ms,ltta lie; Fruit Of the Loom, SIC; LCns-
dale SIC: and Hope nc.
BRoWN SiIEETINGs-Wc quote Eastern Stand
ards 7HGTi4c. Western stAnda. DIS at GtG9Ic, aId
Seconds at 5hn6c per yard.
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A simple, pure, harmless remedy, that
cures every time. and prevents disease by
keeping the blood pure, stomach regular,
kidneys and liver active, is the greatest
blessing ever conferred upon man. Hop
Bitters is that remedy, aud its proprietors
are being blessed by thousands who have
been saved and cured by it. viii you try
itP See another column.
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FINANCIAL

CIScINSATI, April t9-2P N.
Eastern exchange remains steady aud quiet
Rates are unchanged Dealers buying at pai and
selling at l-l0 premium.
Sterl ny unchanged Moderate dem"nd. and
the rates to-day are 81 SS14 for sight and 81 s9T
for 10 days per &.
The rates ,-day for Government bonds in tho
Innul M nrknI a ra na follnila,
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No remedy in the world ever came int
such universal use. or has so fully won th'
confidence of mankind, as Ayers Cherr!
pectoial for the cure Of coughs, colds an,
consumption.
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HnSs-The market remains dull and prices M
changed. We quote common al 81 50t3 ~ iilt
to good at 81 3OM3 65. No cho:ce offering.
Cattle-Quiet market at previous prices. Com-
mUp at q 25g2 75, medium grades at S595 20;
good to choice at Sa5 per GENITAL. Far 10 good
shipping sell ng at "a dU95 Is
Sheep-S eadv and fair demand and prices I'M
CHANGED. Common To lair ut $3Qt4 good to choice
at 81 2515 25 Der GENITAL gross
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Sherifrs Quarterly Report.

Sheriff George Weber submitted to-day to
the County Commissioners his first report
for the quarter ending April s. 1870. From
it We take the following extracts:
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have received one order for five thousand
dollars worth, to be filled the coming
season. Not onlv the araatar nnmhar nf
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Corps of Engineers, on the retired list for
several years, died.
Conductor Geo. Hastings lost his arm by
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.

V1HUIuHHII LIVt DIuUK MHIK6t'
CINCINNATI, April 1872 r. NJ.
The following arr tine recelnH and shipments
)f live stock for the past 81 hours:
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ITEMS AT LARGE.
Now eat STRAWBERRIES.
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LaWRESCEBURG. IND.

Mr. John House, stove manufacturer of
Morris, Ind, is here on business trip.
George NJ. Roberts. the candidate for
Mayor on the Republican side, Is very oou-
fident of success.
Detective Wolf, Of Cincinnati, was here
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Ny the on1
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-05-17

LII the Constitutional Convention
yesterday, the following memorial,
sisned by !, large nuuber Of citi-
zenS and taxpayers, wan presented
L. That in order to simplify the
legal system, practicius lawyers be
declared ineligible rs members oi
the Legislature.
:. That the property of real es-
tate OWNERS, who shall fail to paw
their taxes Oh or before November
18th, shall be placed i'll the hands
of the Sheriff, who shall collect all
rents until the amount due Tor
taxes shall have been paid.
). That 10 articles relative to a
delay III the collection or compro-
mis-. of back taxes be enacted, as
the petitioners consider such meas
ure> calculated to encourage tax
resisting.