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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-03-06

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"ADvANcE AND RETREAT, Per
sonal Experiences in the United
States and Confederate States
Armies" published at New Or.
leans, La, 1880, by General G.
T. Beauregurd for "The Hood
Orphan Memorial Fund.-" PIP. $50
svo. Bound in gray English cloth
containing a fine photograph,
also, a fine line steel engraving of
The dead soldier, with four lagre
photographic maps Of celebrated
battle fields. The price is So,
seLt free registered by mail, on
receipt Of the price. The book
possesses unusual interest at the
present time, when many disputes
and contentious have arisen
among critics and historians as to
the accuracy of official reports of
many leading events of the war,
which are here detailed with a
charming simplicity Of style and
perspicuity, which oftentimes
bring before the reader the thrill.
ing scenes Of the battle ground.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-03-06

The best way to keep house
Doni put . mortgage on it.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-03-06
JURY llsr

March Tern, "A.
! Marcellin IeBrsa' =; .
2 William Vansl,I.
3 John JAbshire
4 E A Rose
5 Edwin Lee
6 ? , Dapuy
I E D Allen
8 Joseph Guidry
3 John Lenore ii
10 J Aleide f'rousssrd
II Anthony Levine
u Daniel Paul
10 Ambrose Ramse.
~ George @ Loenl
Is Alcide Labauve
Is Cfeomer Broussard
II John Ssafordlc l
Is George " CaldvelI ,
10 Oliver 3 Perry
20 Henry Buford
81 John Cary joins (sl
% F Edgar Darby
% Alex. P Hebert
"a Baptiste Baker
IS Nrhez Lyons
26 R G Stephens
~ billiard jackson fcl
IS Ferry Iranan
20 Thomas Harringtoa
80 Rodolph Broussard
Isl Hezakiah Morgan
|32 Overton Henderson
80 Alexandra B FAIL
"a Neman Hofpauir
|35 Y Lampman
|36 Henry J Burt j
I37 Pierre Cessac
|3S lexander Moss
80 Laurent Plowden
40 Joseph Schexnailda
AL Clarence Maxwell
AZ a tbanas Monton
43 Howard Hoirpaair
"A j J Abadie
AS Robert G Rnssa
46 Edward Vanslyke
Al Ernest Brown (r) /
48 Emile Moult, ie "a
40 P L Riu
so Frank B Lyons
| Petit Jury for ttA
| P P Proctor
| 2 Joseph B Mills
| 8 David Choate i
| 4 Aionzo Vanslgke
| D John A GrO0KHG1eI
| 6 Joseph Lemaire
| 7 Lndgcr Chataig1A
/ s James N Williams
| 9 NJ N Hartman
Ito Desire Broda
III VIM Meanx
|12 Solomon Wise
13 J A Lyons
Ia Aryillien GuidrY
lbs Felix 1'uttle Co ,
lis VI G Broussard
~ T NJ Levy
lis Joseph 4 White
El9 Lazare Broussard
20 G L Rice
III Alexander Briggs
% Ambrose Lacour
|23 Felix Mayard
"a Fl Fl Barteils
I25 Adam Chargois
,26 | arkin Hoffpsnr
'27 Bazile Brcussard
% s~ummerfeld Stansban
90 Benjamin LaBlaE
80 Felix Broussard
/ hereby certify w 4 !
| to be a true copy q tlle
list Of jurors now on nls
office.
Given under my hand
of Office this 10Th az
1880.
w r. WHITE.
Dupty 9
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-03-06
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Navy Tobacco.

ARR a week 10 your ON
500 and SIS outfit frss:
Hallets and Go, Portiaaa,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-03-06
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Fl CHICAGO FIELD
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Specimen Copies sent on receipt of 1octs.
Published SO as to reach Subscri-
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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-03-06

nose.
, 1880-02-03

Withdrawn from store during Saturday for
city e0nsi,u1rtioHs 1905 hu barley.
Tho following grain was Inspected Into storn
IN this city yesterday morning: cash wintor
wheat, cnrs mxud, 81 C,lrs No. : spring, u cars
No. u ITO. ours .p1cctcd, car no Crude rs
wheat3; 10 cara curn. LII ours htgt-mtxod, "
cArs low 2rntlD t4sH coriN; II cMrs whlto oats, q
ours No. = mixed. ours rojcatcd 10 oata}; cnrs
No. rye; chr No, = barley, 7 cnra M. 3tlo, l
c!r extra, cars feed IA 1arlcya Total, BIO cars,
Hr 10000 hu. Inspected out. 1874 bu whcat,
u,lU7 hu curt', :,at: bu oats, l4s hu rye, 1,6sa
bu hurley.
Tho lcA.ling produce markets Wcro gcncrnlly
stcnhy yesterday, with tlriner !ono than had
tcun expected by many, 1t NUS fearod last
week that thcrU would be O n,ther extensive
throwing Of ssnH yesterday that would brcnk
prices. And tho deliveries uxfo large, ail rtlund.
hut II was soon found that theru was eunpasa-
ttvcly no Fobrlnry 8rNin or provisions seeking
purchasers thero wns little In pork at,l
tho tonU ktoR frIncd up, though tho
nrttlsh wheat m4rkots were reported to bu tend
Ing downwartls, Thu most noteworthy fcature
outside OF this was the prcscnce Of Il greater
number al Whcatbilying osticra than usual sent
BY pnFties In tho wintcr- wheat districts, from
which 1t was intorrea By sotne thnt thero Is
xrowinR dissatisfaction with tho prospects, Of
tho urxt crop Of wlntor wheat. III tho After
inoil Rrlln was stronger. aud provisions easier.
Mess pork closed loc higher, vt ntn,ut E94sh0
1..4b for seller February, aud el.eaH 0ls.ds Tor
March. Lard closed stcady 1T $7a7ll37.4o for
i,uw 6Glfcr February, anu $50 fos MaEuh. Short
ribs closud at fa60stS|Gah for March. BRring
wheat closed - higher, Ut &l2lN for spot and
sl.sA for Masch. Corn closed No
higher. at 5Ac spot, aud 42Au for May.
oals closcd 4o higher, ut 37s;a for May. llyU
why steudy at 10 seller tho month ut,d 7so SOL
Ter March. barley was higher, closing at Flo
lid for sfarch No. :, and olHs for do extra
i Hogs wcro fru, and 6dDl0c higher, closing At
l0t1I far linht md Mt IA tlIf&i LIZ hna
, 1880-02-03
nnEAuSTurrs.

FLDUn-Wss dull aud unchanged. Lnca, Krndns
wore qaotcd atoad5 and ahippns gFAdcs rather woak
the lAttar being inaotIye HaOs Wcra limited 10 Its
brla wlAtors, zs briA double extrns. and Is brla ue
tour. private teFms, rs bFls suposs At 23I and 10
br.s no grade ~ $50 Total SO brls. E1por. o1s1as
wore quotod A. sauHa25 In sacks and double sxtras
do Ut $i:39Afs,
or,ixn M,LLsrurrs- -Bales wero cars bran a.
lab0 par toni car shorts At el115 car faed
private tornsf car "acht-scEeennRs al sia per but
and carr COARSE corn.luoa at sNuonltb0 psF tor
VI cs.ns 5esE p %o;s sc.s A. I'd
pss. q ~ f
sssSss s,s VII ] ssM xes9 Il s
asas III
= ss ss
ss sns -
Iesa,dsd i xS5clas g ~ snms into,ss t.I NV
q; f ssSi 'Ss
@ sa L ss s;s s sss: S.'as IT,
4pt!l = ~: quoted lAas snd May @ tss*to o!er Marea
. Tug fsss tt ~ 4
;' ;ts:i IL Ta,s sS nsp IL H. Il sample At ' "o''' y"
% 10 sS H ast:; ssss e. Se 5d.:s sse
@ BY !. NJ m i W sa'' and i" ba a1od
ste% tSs sss:t p!!ss: ~ :iS!..
hsw York. whilg our fucelp,a ahuHcd Falhsr iarNu
incraAso with etUr rcaitler promising laIgsF oheE'
a.no5 fcsll!x in whsat made astast h9dess q cotn
which nbuut absorbed tho rurEcnt o1eE!!Ig.. The
ai9rkst fut spot closed n Vic fur md G for new
e.. .nd ths itofk Island sleret%n Esaeraliy c1iu
!!Na: .a'sneua b u iell eeek ~ tllitijas sad
eiueod y ~ heller the month RANKED VI a5l4l'cl
xttse ~ sssn.x e. ths oats,dv I, spat sse: wers
lan ba nov hi1h mixed at @ lll by maw Enl1uii " IS
AAD bu re!ecLoI q 34ci 1lu9 hp By sainps It
Total, rs .hn bu.
OA1H-W We're rather quiet snd tha}{c nsmat. Ths
buylnes4 fQushted mostly In euSct1S changes from
, 1880-02-03

NEW YORK.



Special pkrntth 10 The Chicago 7rtbtn.
NEW Y0RK, Fob. a0HA3S-'rhsro whs m ,....
inoYo,hcnt In wlnt0r wheat for rsnsp, and fo,...s
dcfrnsy. opening In the nptlon line n. \ rc,uc,,r ~
about No por bm INIT las1'onns nHaln during the m.
nn.and lowing Ut ntnn improvements 1T IL
bu hnd QnhA firm EtpNtt Inquiry sampw hat brt,t.s.
trthg very dull and n,nro or less nnensttct r.s.
hdvces wars Of n dseournu,na tonori atun i, NJ
rcd ut sL+sait',t chlcny n. sf4l; 4on bn Knn,,.,,
slxs, miSch wcatcrn unnruded nj TO- iesh!t*c jl,at.
ttcmnndI No. Weatorn hItna. hc, further bds w
ported nfE1c: t nats more spuaht mud quotcd shss.
'fic1: FL ehfs% %1si, "tn: @ wsre active
sarss r. si y ffs IL si,c
!? :E''sS: r;s :i"e ~ s. c .i'sSy;,
fses :o"shi i"c .1sassr;' II Isn,, I51,
5'sn csFIy @ eycr1 cr,'1n na s e et,nf'Gs p IT,
sss sf;Ss ss :. sf ns% .ls;
TSihow-in fair request at essentially uncbsne.A
sEnAn:a;isr aesed mere freely md quoted
q ;Ss :sas Il
S:' ii ;: ::sss{s : ''
E:| ;::;$:: il: ;:|:$;; 5
&" ssaS EssG; sS TT Z
.iSSa ~Ssss FIFTH 9';s ] ss's s.'s s's Ss: .ir rAs
isoM!. t1St1i M!nnesota ratent process. tGlstss;i
Eo5snr!He tL$ !ea q RI: " d., g 8; steansesi
tnl. nt t1t9a III; Nj, red. Futrnnry tFaIcs issrn
hui, ntflih%tk k4a; March fthcs III! ! fu,. nj Esn
dTh, Ap5t! .t''!ss 1o!Mt, hu>. . n. tlaS4s': ~ II
No. j. Gl&tgtac; !stcanpr GlaGttac' NJ. D. t!ci No
February. az; March. a1es.sSittc: Ntny. b.s. Gas-
Demand active; Receipts, N01 bu; mixed Western d
1t+fc; whIte dn+ Ek}5tlat. '"
tiAY-Ih puDh demand nj itc.
1lHrH-QNteL ntId unchanged. ....-
HRnCEHtEs-Cufce dull md Mnchhnsed sussH-
Un1nnd active: Fvlr in eond rctinlnH. s3a13xt. Nh
lastes nounnl!y unchanged. llfco-Dcninnd far I'D
market arnl. ""s
.rETlio'.:t'M-!H'n mid uornlnnl; Enttcd clio; cruds
THt.fnw-ttaaiiy, with fair drmnnd, 1t 6,lc,
ilEsfx-Ainsket ilull al st.s2!44Sl.hh
TrRPESTlSE-Atcndy nt Eh.
En1a-Qulrl bit Grnii Wesiorn, i0Elfc.
fNUrtsiOHs-tnrk Htr1Nsdri mesa el9tj. nrefoutsf
and unchanged Tut nrnte quiet hut tirn; nR clesf
mdles. s7:0, short dr. s7l0. 1nr'i-nemand Iii aaa
mHrknt flrr1t prl.n0 atenfn. F.Tt
HrTrkn-tlu! n,H heavy, ,Wrt!orn, l52Hc.
WjtlBKY-NDuJtuu1 At St.Inft.1I
, 1880-02-03

Short Ribs 4eIlrr Mnrch, c!uanh nt &AEi1f, Long
clears puotnd at Fls9 otau and tiM hoxesj cuuppf-
lands, G4@7n bUxed; iatg cut hams. baatlci wtDt~
tInen hnias. sa,so nvern e}d'o; do seller March,
tGs5&Ct green sh0MdGya, S3tG+
Incun nuntcd nI 6N5lle for shoulders 71;Hu for
shurt ribs, 1N4su fnF ehort cloars. dt9o fur ha1s.
all caNvaas<l and packed.
i.HkAs.-Wha guet Mt iiR8Ao for white, b.{25ko f0r
R10d yoloM, md 4}46t5c fur hTuWna rluntry dH WA
for brown. -
DEEF-Was Qu!et At $1.esa7.M for moss, S.15QAu
for pxtrn mess, and III Old II ~ for hnmA-
TAlIMw-WnS quoted at G4691u for city and 5HGe}So
for country.
, 1880-02-03
attic wore nrmor Mt sa5oas.so for con,mon to

cxtrn. ..-
Dry goot's met with very fHir Inquiry and
were t'rtn. Thoro wna mn.'erntc domhnd Tor
b0ats anti ehocs Mt thoroughly sustalncd prices
NroccrlcH wcFu moving little t,orc freely.
The changes IN values wcrn confined to n 10
dcclno In cotrccs. rrircs of dried fruits rc-
malnct ~ previously quoted. Tho general
market Is firm despite tho continued 1uiotss''o
OF trade. Fish wcrc firm Ansf Unchanged. There
wns fFce movement In Canned FnNla Mt ft''l
1scos. Olss, leather, tobacco, rx-lfnn, hnd coht
were quoted "a bnfnro. .-..
Lifnbcf WhA Ill hcttcf temnnl Tor hhipn1ents
, 1880-02-03

Tho receipts ut tho i've inland points nggro-
gated 1Dl ,0N In, md tho shipments TO- biI.
Tho following was tho produce movement ro-
ported from Now York yesterday; 1tccelpts-
Flour, 1000 brls; whcat, 500 b,t; cnr1l, IT, S42
ln; oRta, 1880 hu; cor,,-mcnI, III pkga; rye,
20 blt; hurley, $50 bu null, le ECO bu: pork, az
hr's; beef. 7,05s hrls; cut meats, 4,oal pkgs;
lnrfi, 2,b50 tcs: whisky, lot hrls.
Exports for forty- eight hours-Flour, 1000
hrls: wheat. 10000 bu; corn, 8s,o0o bu; oats.
1000 bl1.
Tho stock Of ilo,ir in Chicago IA reported at
aa,eeoo brlF, ngaInst $1,000 hris month ago, md
T7.lsl brls year nso.
Tho reported stocks Of pork and lnrt In Chi
caEo wGrc:
, 1880-02-03

Tsss Tsss e 81 WIZ sGos s
sS :isss%sss:: @ 10 xs: sSa ~; $a y r5s
ss:s ss s
$ :; :;:!s {: ;si
sS ss; !e.sse :.s t s .fs fsss9 .sss9
:! i!c S5,d Mare., a. Jig .',:,cr' wi:h n1ns 0cft
iI y " I'M. \ so ba ), sample Il w
ss; nc e' fssa ss%s9s ssss
4 .e!s o.ns ss1sdS \ u ,sd y ssa.%ns:s sEs
a"at G "t vsn .as to Es s rss @ Hsss as as
4" "a Is sSfis IT, s
~ @ & !; i;ss i s$:!s il !:
Twn o'CLocx Calf.
Mhs: ,ss; erpz aoGa It'd BY #
S!::s! 81 ~; @ s ss:
y is5 st:S ct ss sss Ss:; @is XII!
rs sf lES 1E} ot Ss fS'!as; ~ @ ~
AFTERNOON nOANp.
's;s sn ssss s s M e "A! s; 'r Sss ss st tf i;
Mnj Al i 5S & Sssa a. eSrT %SG It IT, s cs I Mssss
sGa Ss5s ssSs I'd r. Il t for April
f.ATEN.
Mhs't Sss Is ec LTD eossS ss e slsst s.ae M5f Go
liz: s;s.sS It . 4: sss Ill
, 1880-02-03

In this list Of thirty-cIght stocks tho only
losses aro c. C., C. & I. 14; Manhattan 2, 10 Bltt;
Northwestern preferred u, 10 1EG; Heading IL,
tn 6nh; and Atlantic & pnc!flc ], to 4t4. All tho
others have advanced. and most Of them hayo
gono upn gbotl deal. burlington & Quincy Is
up II, Louisville 4 Nashville a!i, and ltansas &
Texas l6S. The others show Hulns r,lnYLnY
from x 10 OK. The remarkable sseadincss of
Northwest Is shown by tbs fact TINT It llus
neither gained nor loat This Is enough Of IL
rise, according to strong party row forming III
tho market, to call for liquidation before nn-
other advnnco Is added to whut hns already
hceu 1uado.r Tho record Of lust year
is In their favor, ~ Mt this ttmo
thnrn was break which. though not serious,
carried prices down several points uud clcnrcd
tie decks for tho sprfuu campnfan. I,cport. In
circulation TINT Vanderbilt ard Gould have sold
largcly In tho laRt few days, TINT tho favorable
statement Of Lnckawnlina waa cooked that thu
recent syndicate aalcs Of stock were Joulcd, and
that large proportion OF the salcs now q,,otcd
on tho New York Stock Exchange nrc waahcs,
have been used to weaken the faith Of tho pub.
lie In higher prices for tho immediate future.
hut tho public Gclloyu in hfxhor prices, and that
tho clements of our Ilr,ancluI alt1nto1 mint In
that direction arc tnl!sputa,lc, hut all this fl
cmsistcnt with n tntnpornry rrndf,,stmcpt or
pr,ccs and holdings.
The net rcsutt Of ycstcrt,ny's ,,,otnot,ons wns
that Now york Central un1,,cd u. IN i:u,.s 1nkn
Shore =. tn 1Dt4f. JIlirnia d,cnt,al n "a init.
Alton Il, to 107n; Eric X, 10 4s8: tho preferred
+ a. 'so" 'e: i! Il L + s. e ps;sass: 6; C;
s,ss W.ss i i s IL. e vssts.s 'ss; Saisa Z to s 5s
ferrcd n to 6,!i; pacllle Mail Il, to mn; Louis.
d NHAhtlt5H Ililt[u tiDUj}9. UlOOtl1.
, 1880-02-03
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcrc tho receipts and shipments
Of tho leading articles Of produce In this city
during tho forty-c!ght hours ending ut I o'c1ook
MnuiInY Innrniur.
, 1880-02-03
81, LOUIS.


st. Louis. Feb. b.t,-FLuul-F1ruer. ..,t
OMAlN-Wheat hlxhors No. i red. tIgh casat I'm
sl7lA Fohsaaryi tla5}&@l2s{ hiafchl El!3AItts El!3AIt.ts
Anys no. 90. N1s}42aa Cofn botteEi s7ssesnsSs ,ssS
cnsht aH0a4o Gs1fuA1Ji au93as}ao March ~. .as,
Ss}4o May. Dats loweri 354dIj3sc eush, 3Me ~
FuaEy &o May. lJe nEtu, No bid hurley uncnsns'@
WhlxKf -Qutet al slA0. .u
tAv ttalQS6-lvsk higher, iolbl1g. tlz.4 pts W.
, 1880-02-03

With the receipts for JnnuarJ, ls1o, ~ f0ll0wes
1S III asW SS aaB
... Misi w..
Tho arrivals Of hogs for January 1877 wcre the larE'
tst reported for any month III tho history Of the rade
and no ono expected tR tic total for the past month
would vcEy cinscly approximate that enormous ng-
RrogHto Tho recotpts would hare proved much nETor
hut for tho prevalence throughout tho past month OF
oxtfomoly unfhvOrnblG weather. and tho interruption
to packing operations reaultng from The strike. Tho
receipts nf cattle and shocp stor satisfactory In
crrksc Trces Ut Nil descriptions OF llvc stock neo
higher thnn \ year nVD ...r.
CAT"r1.E-ttoco!vcd dnsn9 Hundny and Monday.
l,a't. snma time last wcet. 1881. oicia last rcck,
2+n There Vas not rsT'!ea!ar|y active demand 5.i
s ss esss Sas TT sancs
Of the supply strenatlcned the views Ct ~ cnhsc; Of
S cestcss rs"nea nit eli" I'll lie @nrk
3 9s sst1s s"s ID al III 9 *
N: II %f liz Eng se
,seso nj si fso g ss h'pps
II IL II lid rs s;ss
ns !ss i! so,: G's' s Essesa s ftfi
S 5 s. ia Ts A ss5FS 81 of II II
@ Ss:.s Se,ss @ sSs'a:%
5 si ~ + a, ;5s ,S sf' # ts. 'Sss eis a.ss
r!as q export! 4 = cnnId an!y be Eok to markcL Tho
tancc and In R part undcr tropical sun, has hem
fesin,le ne. but ie refrigerator system now seems
to hRye satisfactorily snIT ed Il.
QUOTATIONS.
ns md pwards o1a550
Weighing i;ulfn lid As. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4s14's
liz ls6 10 iaU hs Itsa+4
ina @ 70 Iso "."... alo
Butchers 5tnck-ioor ia cnmulun steers hnt
rht1lEN for t5tY fn11KhtHF.
wrisng tiu IL LILO 1880
iun apaa5o
hnE n,.,i srsilawng 2nOa9e
tnnia ntr 1tER l.5Gti IT
, 1880-02-03

mors picatyi I'D so., d toaa
fnr "a f.lutt u hood staIct.
iOUliTiit-Was steady undnr 4 fair IaqutsY for
Mppday, With rather small oHeftnksi EhlcEens,
Creased; d1!o pfE tnrteJs, dEoMsd. aeloo per ni
SEEn3 3.itm0thI wa Ia better dYmsnd md hFmor
st - S29a' psIus pslax e,:A fAx svld toasJ, u
, 1880-02-03

TU(RlS..- N,tEfW
Tho comparison shows decrease Of n per
cent. One Of tho heaviest silver producing
mines In December, 1878, was tho Grand rr1zo,
which reported n product Of $l3s 100, bnt pot a
dollar last month. The prtA,,ct Of mines re.
porting to tho Bulletin during tho plst two years
Ia ag fnl1osyH:
, 1880-02-03

sElL YOUR UNITED srArEs noNDS
And secure handsome premium, and
l'uY COOK COUNTY OH WEST C1iiCAQD s FER
GENT Ht3HUB,
An cgually rood security, buartpg higher ratio OF
interest," ~ -
CIAnLES IlENnOTIN,
l0d wk4hinsinn.aL
THE MENC!tAk1s' aAvINGB. LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY
tfIJ md 6ell
UNITED HTATEa uUNuS
and
L0GAl. INVESTMENT hECURITIES
Aisa pay ths highest market ptcs fof ChieAgo i.y
HGr3p,
, 1880-02-03

Special Dispafch TO The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Fob. :-fhe wnrehouscmen repor1
tho stuck of urn,n IN store hero Monday morning
Feb. 4, Us foll0ws:
, 1880-02-03

'rllE FInBT NATIONAL 3tANk OF CHICAGO
lIaa tor solo large line OF choIco and pbr cent
Railroad Flint
MOtrUAuE AONn9,
Milwaukee st. Paul lsts, bearing per cent, duo In
lgs, aro for sAle ~ l1G}{ md Intereat
, 1880-02-03

RlLEEl-WoFo IN Knod dpmnnd on local md khIp-
ping aecnunt. mud tho market Tns steady nt Inst
caMulon a medium, mid u t.Utst.5s for gooi 10
cho!ce All sold. Tho receipts wora 1.st5.
SHEEr sALEs.
s. 4s 4: 1t!$:S t:s Il .#H :,.:: ~ 's!<s H
vi .lS h,71t kO..... 10 4,tN ilR7..... III 4Hs
S5a::::;:SS S:::::: & s Is S:"":S III 'a:""''ls IL;
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RIC0Rp'SN, Y RESTORATIVE

EULLI 25 PER OR of the human race ar
y victims to partim complete impotency
This startling assertion will be fully corrobo
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symptoms are loss of vlgor, spermatorrho a
pain In the back, disposition 10 avoid socletY
languor gloomy forebodngs. mental Distress
nervous debility and leucorrhEa lin femaleAl
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FRO CLEBURNE.

Correspondence OF tine ueralu.
Cleburne, Texas, Nov IS, 1850.
The returns of election in the county will
be counted next Wednesday, upon which
day will telegraph you the full official
vote. Sufficient IS known, however, to show
the election of the following shire officers
for the ensuing two years Representa-
tive, IL. u. Bruce, democrat; county judge,
w. j. Ewing, democrats sheriff, Jonn G.
Brown, democrat district clerk, John b.
Hudson, democrat county clerk, Frank f.
Adams, democrat; treasurer, Oscar High
tower, democrat assessor, w. j. Spark 4,
democrat; collector, j. W. Dalton, demo-
srat-showing conclusively that John
son county is eminenty all right as to
her democracy. 1t yet unknown who is TO
be the Judge of this district, composed
of johnson, Hill and Bosque
counties, but rumors ucon the streets
to day are to the effect that Judge Joe
Abbott will be his own successor. His
majority, if elected, over C.lonel j. NJ.
Hall, will be- very small, but his can
vass WAS by no means MS thorough as that
of his opponent. Our new county clerk,
Adams, is an old D allasite and wtll-known to
many of your people. He came in with a
handsome majority and tue duties of the
office could not have fallen upon worthier
shoulders. General Ross IS our new senator,
and johnson county came to his aid in n
splendi style Like the rest of honest and
liberty loving people, we feel chsgrncd
over the result OF the PRESIDENTIAL contest,
and he rtily disguised with John Kelly and
his crew, who virtually carried New York
over t, Garfield. If it's possible, let those
gigantic frauds ba uns arthed and let US have
the superb soldier" presiding over the
duties of this grand country. All goo mon
love Hancock aud feel that il honesty had
prevailed he would have secured victory.
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Dalias Railroad Time Table.

D9HAs WICHITA.
No. l leaves 9;SOs IN. No. arrives $3.50 p M
TEXAS a PACIFIC EAST BOUND.
Leaves Lower Depot. Union Depot.
NO. A. Arrives. Leaves.
Mail and exp's 6:55 a. m Fam 7;Os am.
' ." 6:l0p. m, 6:l5 y. m, 6;45 p m.
WEST BOUND.
Union Depot. Leaves Lower Depot.
No. Snail aud exnress--
Arrives. Leaves.
S;l5a.m. Gam. 9;00 am.
No. I'M al and express Arrives Lower Dep.
1880 p IN. 1:3jp.m. TAO pm
No. 3 Accommodation
Arrives pm. Leaves S:OS =. m
Nos. ana 3 run daily between Eastland aud
ST. Louis
Nos . and run daily between Dallas and st.
Louis.
No. 5, Accommodation, runs daily and ca'rles
passengers between Dallas and TT. Worth.
HOUSTON & TEXAS CESTRAL--GoISGN NORTH.
Arrives . a IN. ,....... Departs 1880 am.
9:35 ,m,...,.....,,, $50 ILL.,
GOING SOUTH.
Arrives $50 Departs $3.50 m.
5:0O p m..,,,s...''''' V'AV y m'