davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-03-08

The st. Louis T;sles-Josrndt says; Ise
democratic party. when assembled IN ma,
tional convention, will listen to the voiss ~
Samnel j. Tilden. ED. of New YORK ne
will demand . Nomination - his rigas
and As = matter Of justice Ac.s'ssr. ne
will be .hae to give New York TO the ae'sse.
racy or to the republican party. lss. = ia E y
snit him at the time. As Conkhng s1stec
in 1876. so TiIden will sulk in 1850; # he !. =
NOT re-uominated. If Mr. Hendncks is
not willing to play second. fiddle .gaan. Se as
viii do wejl to look around for the gneenoaek
nomination.
, 1879-03-08

L.rrr ss.s. na.i: At Kas.n ! soa. !.
, 1879-03-08

"P.RloR matches"-Courting in the front
, 1879-03-08
Witness: C. E. Wood, \. d. c.

SITK,s PErITIoy. following is
Sitka's petition: We The citizens of
Sifka. Alaska, are Dow threatened with
massacre 10y the Indians "f this place.
We have made application 10 our govern
ment for protection and aid, and 'hus far
it has taken no moi &c of our supp.ica,lon.
We have now again begged protection,
which we h..pe viii he ext nded; bnt The
intric.te forms of law through which "nr
petition must drag its way will crease Il
DELAY which may result IN onr entire de-
muliticn b. fore the arrival Of n c. ssary
srcc0r. Wherefore We beg and pray that
YOU will at once send or come to our
assistance We beg You will hay aside all
forms of etisu, tie between governments; !;
that you will lake the side of an oppressed
and .hr asened people that you will let
sympathy ard charity dictate yonr dec!-
sion-for, before The required aid from
our government can be had, We may be
past assistance. Our unprotected posi-
tion is well known, anu our appeal 20 you
is from man 10 man. We ask help from
YOU in The cause of humanity. Poverty
prevents the greater number of Us 1r1m
fleeing. Our homes and little possessions,
and, greater far, the lives of our wives
and children and ourselves, are in jeop-
aray. Her Majestys government has
been ever known for las prompsness IN
assisting the oppressed of any nation, and
we hope our appeal may not be IN vam-
GSisnedl: n. j. Burnell, Thos. McCul-
IL. +. 4. Daley, c. Millet, John h ng,
Ernest Hymer, Thos. Mcfarland, A
Cazican. Ii. A. Wildee, E. n. Richter,
T Haltem, H. Shinn, Geo. Kastroun-
tenoff, L. Coplan, A. Cohen, j. Hedd-
wood, P. .cacoran, J. Innery, A. s
Whiteford, James Walter, z. \. DANES,
F Cuslman, VIM. Reid, Sam Goidstein,
r Alskey, C. I. Water, Rev. n G
Mitropolski, priest of Sitka, Alaska, with
his congregation Of two hundred and for
ty-seYen.
, 1879-03-08

Brr vcur ,ardcs seeds a. Kimball & Son.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

- uno cob TT 70 10. Der grtefer
ielbff bat mir ni1t tpisesriproden, iperi1
sr aud als i'd es ibr bspeis. nur 9th,
i6wsisen beoba1tsts. > r tsnnt BE
&a&s MID! unp rpsis nur ;u ~pe,sibenl
nno bon i'm, fonnte i'd mid a~bpeuoen,
un, mid ben i&dnrliSfen gSispi9tern
su3useisIsn!
Dss Rinflsrs Satin mar pie pom.
8lise ssttOfeu. samilis srIauate fs
aber ibre Safuns piseer. plSsli2
lsudtsts tbr Ause. fie trat sor Guaene
une ipra6 nit fefsn, Gone:
= Gntiasen mir pislem prunfe, Der
uns rte Hube ceS 5sr;ens raubt. Wtr
Serlafen nod bsute pieies 6aus nit ar
benz eiilen Sanp, Der nur bic Gimme III
bensbsln sseisnst 1T une uns unI,r bsis
lsrss Stin psrseIsn ldbt. Du srHsbf DIR
Ssr3stbuns 81 ces spisn prisfsrs Sdsen
uns mir beginner Elm neucS 9eben.
Ni6t wabr, msin Greuno 2 Du befsef
Talent ; diff pu IS pss 3ubmss alein
ipssen. pann miro er Dir audi nt6t ents
ssbsn. I'm slidli& su iein, bsearf Is
rss 8ei6tbums nidt. W2it S6anee
srrun8sn, Serbittsrt CT r,ur eas 9eben,
fta!t Is su oeriassn. Grrueis MIL f&
rpisrer rie enss Stube sinusbmsn unb
arbei.en, rusnn IS isin mug. Wsin Slid
miro parin betsben, ei6 sben 70 AZ be-
~puncern. tpie tb Die liebe. Darum faTe
einen bo1ba;tssn Gntl6luB. SD perz
lafe bid auf sinise aussnbIifs, penn i'd
flble mid ansssriTen unp beparf elmer
fur;en 8ube. ,
Ssi ctslsn Wprten f1santte le binaus.
Der Walsr mar ben biitsrtsn 9efiblsn
prsisseseben. @sbsustsn SauptsS uno
tb%rdnsnpsn ausens Dor fi5 binfarrsnp.
iab CT pa, cbne fid ;u ribrsn. Da trat
Der Diensr Elm, UNI paS Iil6gsrdtb sunr
Deisuner tpss,urdumen une fragile:
- 8obin fou bic Rite, BE man Der.
bsbra&t ssfsat psrpsn2
eugene fab i'm NIT einsn osrpirten
Slide an une prrlsBts:
- @ppOn fpri6f bu - slba, Don
Der Sifs. Ssfne its unp feb. NOS sarin
III.
Sale na6ber tebrte Der Bseisnte sas
rid unb melpete, eaB fih In Der Sife
Builder unr apsi @emalee porssfunesu
bitten.
- Sisb nab, rsl&s Bidder Is fnc,
uno brinse mir bic Silper.
Der Weni9 srl&isn slsi9 barauf unp
iaste:
60 Sisl Id berausfnesn fonnts,
finp eS Wsrfe pom SpGuet, 9eibniS unp
pann sisle hide Sinpe NIT Spern -
- Wit Spern I? riff Der Sanfler, ben
Dtsnsr psrpuncert anitbenc. - Stit bu
psuldt2
- Sa, Ssrr! auf allen ltans auf Dem
8idsn opera.
eugene fcnnte i6 res 9a6sns ni9t
sntbaltsn ; pann. mad ben @emlIeen
sreifsnp, ris Der Disnsr nod tn Der Sanp
bislt, ipra@ a:
= 3sts' Der, mas Ia bsnn eas 2 9as
Itbsn ! = @aS = Elm paul 9srpnsIe !!
Elm pslssrini ! Bu if's eenn. Der cas-
bsrI&tdt?
= Die Srdssr babsn fsinsn 9amstt
b%tnterlaHen Ssr! uno aud In Der &ilte
bat ii@ ni&ts sorssfunpsn. rppraus man
auf Atlsnesr i&lisbsn t5nnts.
GaBsns sina ielbf. nm In Der Siite
na@auieber. Gr fanp absr ni6ts, ais ses
i@iHtlt&e unp pbilolOpbil&e @srts, To-
tpte webrere lateinilde 8irbenoatsr.
Damn BON asusn, bic 9ema!ce bslfbenp,
srinnsrte er fi6, fe In Ger flsinsn @pbs
nuns ess Ibbe BON SalsnesY 9elsbsn Al
BADEN. 81 srblabte unp flblte, paB IeinI
8stnt sittsrtsn. Gr sins In ben SAILOR
unp blisb ,psi Stunpen lana tn Na9,
psnfsn psriunfsn, nit bsipsn Sdnern i'd
pas @efat onbaasnp, fiBsn. Da mel
pete Der Disnsr: Serr Stpsnr.
I8ertIssans fplst.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

"DN ~
9teIes unbesuiRi4 sorfam unp man9e
Rdtbi.l mir bis bsuts unntldrti4 ssbIie,
Ben fpo. @enus. Der prtefsr ipures
aberfausn une cine 3sitlans untbdtis ss.
maGt. slbsr bic 0nfolsuus beb nur
feline Ibatfraft. Dur1 Wutb unp UNI
i9t sslans IS ibu. In ben BsfB sinss
Dpfumsnts su ~sslanssn. eas arnolp Den
2nIpru& auf msbrere Wiuionsn f9srte
unp bic cabin In ben 5dneen zines ss.
rptGsn Suesn, Namens Wi9ael. sstpeien
mar. IS bling nit bieiem Sdrihtid
sin eunfsle, unbeimli@e 9eIdihte ~,
Iammsn. Wan fpra6 BON 9epaIttbas
ten, Worb unb anosrn 0reueln. Du
erinnsrf bid nod, ME i'd pisien lduftis
gen Wi&ael In Dem Seller fanb, Der nit
Dem 5auie, portn bu rppbntsf, suiams
n,enbtns. Du pirf aud nidt persefsn
babsu, baB has 9slo suriderfattst rrers
Den nnuete une isnsr 5srr GbarlsS. eein
sbsmaltser Radbar, ben i'd isitpem nirs
asno unsbr au 9ei1t bsfommsn, sins
I1dneli9e Slase seser unS anbinsis
n1a9te. Die Yapisre befslben rpurbsn
pom 0eri9te NIT Sel6Ias belest unb i&
peie ni1t, ME 80 nadbsr nit psm Grb<
l6aftsprpSss sesansen. BUR pas rpeis
i'd, raB arnOlp tn perielbsn Na1t In uns
srtldrliGer Wsils zines plSsIi3sn 5cpss
tarb unp bic 9eide psS alien .Wi1asl
anpsrn Gags In esm 8aaal Ct. Martin
sefunbsn warp. Nun gifts absr auf
Der san,sn Bslt nur ,pei psntr tisiss
epppelte gerbreten sinen 9prtbetl brins
gen fpnnte, ndmlth ienss unbsimli1s
0eien, Arnplp's Wieesrladsr, unp pann
Ginsr, Der, na6csm CT pts seraubtsn
W;aipnsu psm Mi6asl itlbf aberinssn
woQte, iib nit Aqamsipa Orsr pte fem
ytame istn mag. am Raub unp Wcrp
suslsi& bsibsilist bat.
- limb men bat su tssbaIb IN gsrs
babt Gussne2
= SD bsse nt6t blOs ben gsrea6t
Ionpern bsbaupte, has Der Banter. In
esEsn 5dnesn fi6 pas 9slp bsfanb, als
amsipa's Will1ulciasr unb fplsli4 Wis
&asls unc arnOles WSrpsr if.
- I'm 9ottsS piIsn, eugene, fpri9
letter ; pfnu man bid porte
= Du bat rs6t eu,ie. - sntsssnsts
Der Mulsr NIT BUMPER Gimme = ee.,
ben msins Gnflase trift III md&tis
Elm 3ei&sn BON ibm fam mid srbsbtn
Opsr mid psrrerbsn.
- llnp fsin NanrP fraste eu,ie In
b5tftsr Spannuna.
= Du ItrSrf mir BET @ett, tieltn
Namsn Nlenanpen AZ nenren. m
- @is. pu f5nntsf spsifsln, paB Id
8prt balien peree, Gu9sns2
= Nein, absr eu irirf mid ssraGs
ten UNI Ssrabldsuen, esnn i'd Bin msbr
ais Elm llnranfbarsr - id Bin Elm @srz
ritba!
- WaS milf eu tamit Iaasn, Gus
gene 2 SD bite bid UNI Aass, ipri9 bid
SOlsnps aus uup befrsis MID Scn elmer
tpabrsn DUAL
= 8snn Id rir iase mas i1 btS issi
Dor Dir psrbOrssn babe, 70 SsrtaaIdsf pu
nur cine Dual nit Der anbern. Sa, BIZ
9spisbeit miro nod itrsdlibsr fdr bid
istn. uls Der 3peiisI. llne tsnnp9 =
bu iolif AlsS psrnebmsn. Wi6e unt Al
&ubm, Anitbsn unc 8sidtbum su sslan.
gen. srnisrttste i6 MID 70 ttsf mid DO,
cent Wbrper ~ bsussn, ibm Ysifaa su.
,uld&sln. mid an isinsn Sii8 ,u leBsr
anp ibm bic Sanp ~ rridsn @eb mir
eaB ib, UNI mid ~ srbsbsn, 70 tisf fin,
fen fonntel
Ater psr 1T psnn pisIrr WSrrsr
Ntnns mir sneli1 Istnsn Namen ! -
ipra& Susie nit bebsnesr Stimms, inpsn
iie erlbrpdsn auftane.
IS 1T Der Winiisr, su bsGsn pa
mir pieisn absnp ssbsn loQsn.
eanssau - l8ris eueie = pa
III ni&t mS8li4!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

uns...a. ~ wfsosn. S'e' meme Sst,
sg..r.. uos'a HV Splsh 1.aa"s'c.t
an.n; ~ loSa' %s.Hsn, psau ~
hs;. ss..s IN n. .aOu Syu Vraa
if mus MIA S.r aGsr arshsTsisr rnr
ksI,nnsrs nnr slTsm ha,,n mns rs;r
G,sfSkI onn,sift SA r,,n MN fsinsr,
e,ip' men 30 o,h nna.S ~" stn,ns niT,n
y s%sus ;r,srn s;rs asrahrur, M
Qsntsn NJ, snn,r,sr h,hsn unn m
oISdIih Grr Ws;, Gntt ,n,s fnrr
rs min nm rio o,r,s SnsIt -sr,rsr,
Sos Ssssr GsSt ME I" ~ for,f"mns mnh
mir bst ouh W,sr,ns ]ossr,nt ala III
mir lie sI,,nen kStts ansr, s mS,,n
meil mir il Wi,iss fsStts Ois osrino'
he l1nonnshmIi%fs;, m;rft sooi,i% oni
msfns @~e(unrbeit. Wan fsbt's mir
alsid an, uno mein Waun min. bas i'd
Mid in iepsr Siui6t Itppe. Sun, aui
0isssrIsben Das rptro pislen glbenc
Elm s~Idn,snper Saa. SID perce nidts
unterlaI7tu, 70 eleaaut ais mSoIib AZ err
ldsinsn. ga, ia, meme Qfebae, id bsffe,
sic aus,uaeGsn. 0o6maIs, slpisu !
alinaeln Sie, Ser Guaene, eamit msin
Sssisntsr meinen Waaer, sorfabren laiIe.
sus n,r s5nfI,r NIT s,insr @o,ti,
ousin mar LES ~ Cd IN, SH,ro;r SsIhg
boa Osisnn,r onftrsosm os Elm StSg
MSrssIsksrn,asts. s,rsn rh.I s,n 49,
grua sinss fsttsn 8onouns' ,ro,, ,r Gin
aroses @las Wateira trapf, idldrfte
Damn nod Elm paar IaGen 8aiiertbee Al
elmer S&nitte gruD unp pa4te rpdbreno
pteier Bsf6dftisuns aber bic IUilette
mad, pel&e euete auf BEN Bale trassn
iolte, rsnn IS NOR ibm caran selsssn,
bas fe 10 sldnienp unb seIbmadpoQ alS
m6slid taielbf eridsine.
9as bic fletne Sdwdserin - fna er
eneIt6 an, nadbem er iI ben Wuup abb
ARCHITECTURE Iaa.n, mas ie piu. So
nalspsis fs fd aud asasn bid bsnuu,s
men, Ge pirp's bod ni&t fertis brinaen,
NIT all ibrsm yrunte bid III ssrountsln,
liebss 8inp ! Sie 1T unc bsetbt INNER
bin nur bic Grau ees perm 9iceur, anp
es, tenrt man l@orl tn Ssr Wslt. Oa
S.sr wy w. wv w Ss. WV VIVA
n.pa.'" .anait eS. w
mue: 's.~au. snI.a avInV .a.'dta.
Os."tn eau'pus s'w w ~ w
g.a, PUP 2" W" '' "a'0B'"" W
'~t'"r ,,
suets enteesnete gteraat hur mil ets
"tm S'P's"e" sa"'".
Sanr9 pat mei''sr Sssl. ntpt 9arS
uh1sH. lapI SaS'a. '" c.m Sna :.
pWea.a t."a S'"S -. ~ ~
St,nsmit.r "a ;sin taum Mas haf ~,
s,nn . WiGii su sinen neusn Mn,un, sis
Nom srnsrn ;nsifhsn @komI 2 emf III
ssin 9ousoir INIT aupern W5b,ln ous.
fattsn laIsn. 8if su NIT beinem RAM
msrmaeSsn un,ufriseen, poer wordber
bafi ou bid su bsflasenS Gage mir, mas
quilt pi42
Wi6 audlen 9etanfen, lfsbsr Gusene,
psrer iS mid niat snti&lassu fam.
Did, eu lpaest ppbl?
Nt. mein 1reunb, -fubr 9ueis, ibr.
ItSnen Quosn ,uu1 Simmel bebsnp, NIT
sinsm Ssuf,sr fort-6ns mir benin ryirf.
LID slddli6 BET hem eeben. oaS mir
fibren ? Seaen MIR uns fsine Sprpdrfe
MAIDEN, nit Der 8~ersanssntstt 70 aaus
ssbroden su baben?
Guasne Isnfte ben Bid une puree
Iebr .rnfbaft.
Chen roh-kub ap,ie mi.ssr an
soSt. ID an s.insn Nrsuns
Or. 80. a...so &C..
q" u,1,a.n otnan' In.s'"s Su
yn s''.o wv Vap w
%u'!% n.pt %.!s, %.spsa uh.s' 9sn''p
0ea y ''""' sp'"napm' '.''ss" 'a""'
S9erse Mot gu9sns! pt Den t9
meme, !spt nl1t mspr!
Der Malsr fubr plSBli6 aulammen,
lsste feline Sttrn auf feline Sane unp
ipra4 rani nit BUMPER Stimme:
Du msinft &rnplb2
9ueie aab Elm bsiabenpss 2eidcu.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-30

ELECTRIC LIGHT IN PARIs.-Several
of the wider streets and squares, and
about forty workshops in and about
Paris, are now regularly lighted by
electricity. The avenue leading from
the Grand Opera House Is lighted
throughout its entire length, and pre-
sents good example of street light
ing. The lamps are placed on posts
precisely like the gas lamps, except
that the posts are taller aud wider
apart. The lamps are Enclosed in large,
opal glass globes, and beyond this do
not differ externally from the gas
lamps. As the daylight fades away,
there comes, without warning, a sud-
den flash, and every light in the street
Is burning with an intense white glare.
The elect is like daylight except
in intensity. Every part of the
street. the immense traffic in the road
way and the people on the walks, every
architectural detail of the buildings to
tho top Of the roofs, every object how
ever minute in the windows, the flow
ers on the balconies, are plainly visible
and in their natural colcrs. The &C
! tinic effect is the same as by day, and
all coloFs, both real and artificial, take
their true shades. Every sign on
wall or omnibus, the minutest patterns
in fabrics and the finest print can
plainly be seen. People seated before
the cafes read their papers by the aid
Of lights on the opposite side of the
way, and yet the most delicate com
plexions and softest tints in fabrics do
not suffer in the white glare of the
lamps. Every stone in the road is
plainly visible, and the horses move
swiftly along as If confident of their
footing. Such illumination Is the per-
fechoRu afratRet lighting.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-30
NOTICE OF APPLICATION.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,


To all persons iRteTes ted In the estate Of Stephen
4. Mckinney, a minor:
James p. Mckinney, guardisn OF said minor,
has filed in the County Court OF Travis county
an application for sale of certain real estate
belonging to said minor for the support and
maintenance OF himself and his e.tate, which
will be heard at the next tern. OF said court,
commencing the third Monday in January, 1879,
at the courthouse thereof, in the City OF Aus
tin, at which time persons interested in said
administration may appear and contest said ap-
plicatiOn # they see proper.
Witness, Frank Brown, Clerk of said court,
and the seal thereof attached, this twelfth day
OF December, 1873. FRANK BRO NN,
Clerk
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-30
senatOrs Elected.

MILWAUKEE, January 22.-The joint
committee Of the Senate and House
at Madison, 10 day elected Matt II.
Carpenter United S ates Senator, to
succeed It. o. Howe. the vote stand
ing, Carpenter, "a; Ryon, %; Bourk,
10.
HARRIsBCRe, Pa, January % =
Cameron was to-day formally de-
clared elected Senator.
ALBANY, January %. - The two
houses Of the assembly to-day formally
elected Conkling Senator.
HARTFORD, January o. Both
houses of the General Assembly in
convention at noon to-day ratified the
election of 0rvil,e II. Platt as United
States Senator.
SPRINGFIELD, H., January % The
General Assembly in joint session to-
day declared John A. Logan elected
United States Senator.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-30
Total bales to date

-
The market for hides has declined
under adverse advlces from New York.
We quote dry flint at 10 to lie.
Wool is neglected and lower at 10 TO
Ice, according to quality and condi-
ton.
Grain continues firm. Wheat brings
60 to 75c. Corn is easier at 60 to 65c.
Oats are in good demand for sowing at
30 to 81 1-2c.
Coffee continues quiet at the decline,
but sugar is frmer and 1-S to 1-4c
higher.
Hog products show more animation.
The low prices ruling for hams, bacon
and lard have brought purchasers in
the market who consider the goods
low enough to hold for rise, which
is sure to come.
Financial affairs during the week re-
manned active, round transactions in
State paper taking place daily. Treas
ury warrants, firm at the beginning of
the week, declined as soon as the Leg
islature made the first appropriation of
$50, 600. We quote warrants 95c, with
tendency to lower figures. The fu-
ture price Of warrants will depend up
on any positive law the Legislature
may enact on the subject, or in absence
of sch law, upon the action of the
new Treasurer in the matter. Formerly
it was the rule to pay one-quarter in
warrants on general revenue, but skis
ing goes by favor" andthe action was
simply arbitrary. Let warrants be
paid in rotation as issued, or rather let
every holder be treated alike and no
~favors shown, and it will be better for
everyone.
Pension certificates continue to de-
cline. There is a pronounced fear that
no appropriation sufficient for the out
standing certificates will be made, bu
we believe otherwise. Why cannot
these certificates be funded in a 4 per
cent twenty year bond
4 o. X. accounts continue to attract
Investors. We quote the market
FIRM ct 80 to SIC. Reward accounts
are neglected at so to 65c-nominal.
But little is done in bonds. Pension
bonds will doubtless be redeemed by
the State. Travis county aud city of
bonds are scarce and in demand
|at 104 and 101, respectively, but none
are offered. -
Land certificates remain duII(Sg II
tations. A round lot sold 49,.
Single alternates are offered at $56 to
$s7. -SStraights bring $3.50 to $195,
and Internationals 1926.
Exchange is firm at IA per cent.
buying and 1-2 per cent. selling on all
Eastern points.
francis B. FORSTER.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-01-30
Market Reports.
OFFICE. OF FORSTER & Co., ]
BANKERS, AUSTIN, TEXAS, Z

OFFICE OF FORSTER & Co.,
BANKERS, AUSTIN, TEXAS,
January 25. 1879.
a gradual improvement in trade may
be reported. Cotton, whilst firm and
active during the beginning of the
week, shows less strength towards the
end. Although Liverpool is not quot
ably lower, yet the increased receipts
of interior points have tendency to
depress the market. Liverpool comes
quiet, with but moderate inquiry at
0 5-16d. for uplands and 9-16d.
for -aQIleans, and 1-32 cheaper
- arrivals. New York reports low
pad weaker market for spots and
- y for futures at 8 40 to 9.45 for
January, GA to 9.47 for February.
Galveston remains strong, with &c for
middling, certainly the highest market
in the Union to-day, except our own,
which is still higher.
Our local market must be reported
as abnormal. We do not believe that
cents can be paid legitimately fer
middling cotton, when that same cot
ton is shipped to Galveston or New
Orleans or New York for q market,
where middiing brings 0, 0 II and
9i-eenrs;~with expenses of 1.43 to
galveston, 1.s0 to New Orleans and 2
cents to New York. But little cotton
is coming in, and that is grabbed by
eager, competing buyers. We quote
ordinary at 1-2c; good ordinary, &c;
low middling, 2 lie; middling, Sc;
qualities above middling, 0 and 1Oo.
At the prices now ruling in Austin,
farmers would do well to bring their
staple to market, for it will not last.
Shipments from Austin since
September /, 1878, to jan
uary II, 1879, bales... IS, 149
BY international, from jan
uary II to January IS, 1879. 7O5
By Houston and Texas Cen
--tral, do. 2Gs
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A correspondent writing from the
State House says; st6ay II. Bryan is
peculiar msn. he is Just as apt to
assume the attitude OF Cicero or De-
nostheRes on = point Of order as on
the most mcmentous affair os state,
and in discussing the most .tivisl Ques-
lion bis sentences move forward with
the stately tread CT the famous periods
which round out the catilinian ora
tors. II Mr.. Bryan would go bsEe-
footed and skip and hop and play on
the hillsides To- about month before
! he cane 70 the Legislature It would do
him good.
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DRUGGISTS.
.AKER, GRAHAM & CO.,
,
(eLAssooCK BLocK-)
9Is Congress Avenue,

Alvsys on hand full and complete stock o
| drugs, chemicals, proprietary medicines, paints
| oils, window glass, vsrnishes, perfnmery, toiie
/ articles soaDz ard
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Byl,s grsat and tlorgush hloo;pgpriflins prepess
m Iiuuors. nom the worst scrcfria % common
3loich, PlIarsc, or Eruption Ncrcilrial disC1se,
GIncr-i poisct.s, anal their elects. arc cradic1tc
nd vigorous health and sound Constitution ests~
iilci Erysipela<, Enis-rhcnra. EcNCr Se-cas se-kr
= Koagh skin. In Short al disease caused by bai
Hood are conquered by this powerful, TTliy ils and
hVigorating medicine.
Especially has Il manifested IT'S potency IN curing
cetfer. kosc Knsh. RollS. CarbInelcss scrc l>yca,
lcrofsioas Sorcs and Swell1Ea Nkl.e suellaCa
sOitre Thick Neck. and Enlarged elantS-
II YOU feel dull drowsy, dcoiiitatcj. have es'sov
'olor Of skin, or yylowish-orown spots On face g
,Ody. frequent headache or dizziness bad taste IN
MOUTH internal heat clis alJernatcd with hot
lnshcs, low spirits and gloomy forchodineS Irregular
lnpC lite and tonElsc coated, Suffering igc
Torpid Liver, or 9 Blliousacss-" In many eases 81
Liver Complain" only part 81 these symptoms arc
,xpericnce1 AS a remedy for al such cases, Dr.
sierce's Golden Medical Discovery las equal a.
{ Effects perfect and radical cures
In the cure Of RrOachltia. Severe Coughs and Tho
iarly stages OF Consumption. II has astonislc1 tile
ncical faculty, and eullnent physicians pronoarce
the greatest medical discovery OF the 1fn. Mhic
cures the scvcrcst Coughs u tie sy ttCg
md pnri1cs the blood Sold by drurg.stS
L. V. PIERCE, NJ. D.. rrcp'r, Worlds Olspcnsary
Ind lnvallds Hotel, Buffalo, y. \.
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ker Of gigantic proportions
verage diameter is thirty

Verage diameter is thirty
hes, aud its discoverer has
gwen it the specific name of ''Tisa-
Aum.n 0doar de Becoari, a traveller
and naturalist we'll known in Europe,
i the fortunate finder Of it. He dis
patched six boxes Of the bulb root to
Italy, but peculiar misfortune hes
ebcfallen them. They were addressed
10 nobieman Of Florence, but en- ar
rival At Genoa were refused admission
By the custom officers. Out Of dread
Tor the Phylloxera all living plants
/ have been refused admission to the
Kingdom, lest the terrible foe OF the
heyards should smuggle himself into
.alY, and the officers followed the
ettef Of the law IN the case Of the
harmless Titan. What has become of
the intruding cargo the Eseaila does
bot know.
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r OST,

T OST.
Third league certificate No. as. issued to
Cabel Baker; A. B. Hardin, assignee, by Board
of Commissioners OF Liberty county. III not
heard from in 90 days application will be made
for duplicate. J. W. LAWRENCE,
ja23w1w Agent for heirs Of A. B. Hardin.
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Pension Disbursements.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Up to to-day the
Pension Office has paid out $40, 700, 900 On ac~
count OF arrears Of pensions, which has beer1
divided among 81, ,3GS persons. giving an aver
age TO each pensfoner Of about $500. This dis
bursement has been made at seventeen DIFF
Columbus, which was few Thousand dolIars
less than two million. Chicago came next
WITH " 75o0 900; Ct. Louis, Washington, PHIL
a6elphia,, New York, indianapolis, Canaan
million and q half. Commissioner Bently az
Inmates that there are between SIX and seven
thousand people more entitled to arrears l1n-
der the law, but is certain that the tWanfv-
tive million dollars already appropriated will
be sufficient to cover them all. IL is stated
ior Inc information OF all pensioners who be-
lleve themselves entitled to arrears, and who
DO not receive notice Of the settlement of
their claims, either by allowance or rejection
by November |, that they can hasten the set
tlement by writing q letter to the office. giv~
ing again the number OF their pension eer-
tlhcate ana their present postoffice address.