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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-19

r. Ia EDE4oR: Riease an1onnos I'm hAMuML =
WHITLEY a. eAndi4ae 70 1sx 60 ectof - -
coany e he sleetioa IN Kovsmhs. Mr Whitley ID ther
oughly competenk for the poaron. ana We 1920 -
waknIs - ~ helisye they wfH recommend hin fce ~
potntment he win scharEs the dnss 81 Ia ocs with
credit to Rinself and sasiaf.cfion 70 - pahize.
HAIRY voTWs.
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W Nh Enron; Please announce MR CHAkLkS T.
PEARCE o. candidate for Tax Collector q he county
election In November.
The friends Of Mr.. Pearce announce his name with
condolences his candidacy win mss1 win ths epprovs
OF large majority Of the people He u eonSseay one
Of the very best collecting oes TIE eo1z1 hnsevx ha1
While dieens h b - tAs snme tiss oh1gAg . ~
verge Of the LAW. His hosts 81 Dsnt b lin %
an o0esr Who b always anoag ~ 1st . epss hls -
counts WITH TIE state and eosny. 81 Wis tns q thoa
sands of dollars of the psosass nang AaSs paassd
throush his hands cent - ben lnsk h IT, rupst
he 10 model ocsr. and. sseh, tAs psoEls waf his
ssrvtces vex RsEulA
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~ Kptron FloszDEaH P1ease mnoanee he nszne q
w. EPPRs q eandidats for Colseesx q nsssnns FOR
Leon eouny u tie ensuing slsetien h Novsnb9. 1hs
friends Il R Kppss pssssnt his nams 70 10 ves q
L.ua eouty wtsh ths asszzaaea TIT IL zfy Il char
scser ana auaacafious render saitabls pssca for
that once hOxAzioH - OySzcA
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NAMES

Attest; COUNCIL A. BRIAN, Clerk.
October 4 18bO-2O4W
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DENISON.
.qo'tcd Dnlly,l

DENspS Aprll 7, 1880,
i The weather is cold and rainy,
o,s aro again hehionable.--Winter Is
Stretching out his Icy paw to give summer II
|Hendly gup.--Tho NJ. H chucrh leo cream
|s,iynl last night was well attended and was
acccs,iul. both hilariously mud lucptlvey,
-R II, Warrck left this morning
Nv tireenville vim the Denson " Southeast
m He goes on prospecting tour
Another dance on the taps for this evening,
Several Denisonians lost various sums OF
Ethy lucre on tho result Of the election for
|lE Marshal in Sherman yesterday.
Several Denisonians also went over
h assist in the aforesaid
|eaion. They are all home again. DIR.
% Wbto left yesterday to attend tho State
Medical association meeting ut Brenham.--
ASSISTANT City Engineer Andrews will accept
|fS less laborious and more desirable posi-
|On behind the ladies' counter at Q. x. Eu-
Esr's confectionery Monday, on which day he
|ill be ready to receive the congratulations
|f bis friends and set up the soda for the
more weddings ought TO
have come of before ths--perhaps the
present norther will hurry some of them up
Hulc.-The Sherman ice factory has
ared in opposition to Geo. Braun in this
W. Ii. Boland is in the city.
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only 1850, n falling ~ pf a26 yuta IN on,
ynHE There NA, bat one drunk man Il
town yesterday and BIZ was n tramp who Ar
lived tho right befre aui had more ~ sal
10 the election Than any one rse Lyerl
body perfnflIy satisfied with lhp result 81
tho election, Mr. Brown will nuke
. good Mayer ITO is an nbf
lawyer aud good cIdlan with b
lnduuhtod honor md Integrity. II tho ClB
Council viii give him tho proper support
We may very plHusilli expect profitable
and prosperous administration vi tho city
goyernn ont for tho ensuing term lie il cor
lalhlY an honor ~ the position n which the
people Of Fort Worth elected hlm, The
ireonbark vote Of Fort Worth ID only 30
Instead Of 800 NJ WIS claimed nj the oou-
meneement Of tho campaign Mr. John
W, Turner mgniully nrquirreri In the result
Of the election, lie snys II u u consolation
~ know that on such broad track, with 50
many entries, ~ stood second Ia tho raeH aud
was Only beaten By ono Of the best
mon In the city, Mr. 1ur-
prr rnu good race, had many strong
md influential friends, by whom II i said
he would have been elected had not Henry
furmnn drawn oll on the morning Of tho
election IN favor Of Mr. Brown lilo says he
will give IN, though, Ikea little MAN." The
following ar0 the officers Of the city govern,
ment Mayor John 4 Browns Marshal, ), NJ,
Farmer (hOld' OVERT Aldermen for First
ward, j, w, Rouse aud Judge Ferry (atler
holding oyer)I Second ward, w. A, Darter
and II. NJ, OTIch; Third ward, q. l..
al I.I.n 4 fnNAw.f.tIs iNtttf
Attorney, 'enry Fields (hods oyer).----
At the NJ Paso Hotels A W Snorm, lexar.
kama; Y 4 Chichester, n Y John W Arm
hrong, PalesIlnej Mrs Matte Po.and, Par
kerr Morgan Weaver, Ransj Frank Gentry,
T II Gentry, Boekhnni 7 W Booth, Deca.
tar; Il II lyn, Terrell, y l. Lipsey, doi w
Il Richey, 81 Louis; h A Chiffon, Dnlut
Il q MUrsal +, dos NJ NJ Emanuel, NJ Louis
& FOSSILS, New York; X i Robinson, city;
John Y Alexander ctyi @ Morris, city
A X Saga, Bosquo county; u Il Milctt aud
family, Kansas City; Martha Porter, Kansas
City; NJ w PARKER ST. Louis r p Orum-
den, 81, LOUIS j NJ Afford, Baltimore;
j Weber, ST. Louis; II NJ Firnd,
Dallas; Abc Swarl2 IT,, Corsioaua;
w II Middleton, q NJ Evans, Toxas; q q
llarr Houston; rJ Robinson Tennessee; l.
w Evans, Mt Lebanon; w II Graves, T IL p
Il RI james Shrl ng, Marshall; George An.
doBon, Il Anderson, q j Levine Texas; q
Braut, Dallas, X A Rwonean, Texas j K
Porter, Tyler George b Loving, Texas
w F Magtord, Atlanta; w Curtis, New
York John l. Tatum, Austin; W K Kan
non, New York; NJ W Walton, Kentucky;
Nelson Green, Glen Rose; Parker A Con
rad, do; N w Tucker Denton.
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Washington, April THE House Com
mttee on Ways and Means gave hearing
yesterday to representatives of the New
YORK Chamber Of Commerce and the Bos
ton Board of Trade, in favor of modifca-
ton of present laws relating to collections of
revenue from customs. The principal rem
edy suggested for the Objectionable features
of the present law, which is embodied in the
bill prepared by the New York Chamber OF
Commerce, and introduced by Mr.. Ere
mando Wood, is to have duties assessed on
the value of goods in the home instead OF
foreign markets.
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COLEMAN cry,
.ors lonienco Of tue Herald

Iorslonienop Of tue Herald
COLEMAN CRY, April 0, lsO.
The town Is lively today, slookmen aDt
|egboys being horr,---pho call meeting o
|Is Stock Rasers Association Of North Texh
Lato.day, with Colonel j, o, swift, Chair
nam and John Mercer, Secretary "Rpund'
4 ~ aro 10 commence on the nth on thu
dorado river IN this county A call meet
|,p /, 10 be held NJ Concho Postullice IL
|aoe There wins u grand bill and supper
\ Colonel Days ranch on the 30lh instant
|be chiyarous and the fair from the city nj
|ndcd,--rhe Odd Fellows will colebrnt.
|he 93lh instant with ma Odd Fcllows balI
|rl ,uppor, Now md then You can hear
lam 4 candidate, can you help mey'---
|Tne little belI-punoh doth Wtte,---Grss h
Incn md In good condition for cattle graz
,-rho town Is on tho improve,
fd,rc % more talk about stock than politics
bid now,
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Adiudgpd Insane,

Atlanta, Ga, April THE Governor has
granted the order for Court of Inquiry into
the lunacy of Sam Hill, convicted and sem
fenced to the penitentary for life for killing
the seducer of his wife, The jury this after
noon adjudged him lunatic, and he is TO be
sent to an insane asylum.
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RlCORD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE

EUJIY % PER CENT, OF the human race are
i victims 10 partial or complete I'm potency.
Thi startling assertion will be FULLY corrobo.
rated by every Intelligent physician. The
principal causes producing this disease IRE In
dsoretions or excuses, Some OF the common
symptoms nre lOaa Of vlgor, spcrmntOrrhma,
pain In The back, disposition TO avoid society,
languor, gloomy forebodings, mental distress,
nervous debility and leucorrhma I'm fenales),
facilitating dreams, &C. Let no hlso modesty
preyent the parent from warning the child
THIS great evil. hecret habits are the result
ignorance The medical profession has been
almost crimlnally negligent or ret'oent about
these lhlnus, as the demand for Increased nc
commodati0ns at the insane nBylums amply
attest.
There Is well-known principle In animal
physiology that no vital action can take place,
except through the agency of the nervous sy,s-
tenn. If the nerve power In any organ - weak
ened, then that organ ls..weak, There IL rem
edy In tho reach II all one that has stood the
test for over half century, Or, hicord's
Vital Restorative has been scrulinized and In
dorset by the Academy OF Medicine In Paris.
AZ an infal able specific for the above, contains
no phoaphor0us, canth srides or other poison,
ispnrely yegetsbls. producing no reaction,
pill and can be had Of Levasser a Co 10 bis
rue Rchelau, Paris, (Francel, or OF DR.. s.
Brown Sigesmond, sole agent for the u, ~,
Singer Building, ~. Louis, MOI box OF 100
pills, sS, box Of 400, alU, sent by mail upon re-
CERTIFICATE.
PANS, July IL. ls73--l0 Rue de Ia Paix.-A
MIR. E L., 1fty years old had been wid0wer
twenty Ave years, nervous temperament; had
suffered for thirty years with spermatorrh@a,
and Tor ten years with nervous debility and
en- ire impotency. For eighteen years no tried
every known remedy without any benefit, He
cams to me and | advised him 10 try RI
cords Vital Restorative. After four months
he was discouraged but / insisted upon his
continuing its use, and In nine mon this he was
restored TO full health and vig0r-got married,
and has two line children.
out of $40 patients TT ated 60 were cured
within 30 days, Il5 In ak weeks 100 between
two md three months. between five and six
months, In nine months. -
Med no de Ia Hospital Charity.
Sold by Wholesale and Retail Drug
gtsts generally mar
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Flour quiet and steady; superllne, jO@75
double extra, 5 OOGa; treble extra ,5is@ Z;
higher grades, 54@6ii Pork dull at IL 5S9A
Lard steady; by the tierce, '@A; keg at -.
Dry-salt meats in good at full prices; shoulders
loose AZ ;packed 4 is; clear ribs, ;clear sides,
So. Bacon quiet; no change; shoulders, -;
clearribs, mon ;clear sides, iagS. rams good
demand quoted: choice sugar-cured can
vassed ,gGl0J5 Whisky steady, At l0l@lO. COnee
steady; cargoes ordinary oprime, 1884. sugar
quiet; common to good common, dh@'A fair TO
fully fair, 73d@s; prime to choice lA@SA I;
yellow clarified, Sism5. MOlasses quiet but
steady; common, IS; fair, Ss@@;
Rice actiyt ordinary to choice, dh@!a.
Sights at g - per thousand premiums ster-
ling bank 1861; C0nsols i04Gjl.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April I. The Droyers' journal
reports cattle receipts ats 500; shipments, zoos
market more active aud prices generally shade
higher; shipping, OO@jO; butchers steady /,
O0d4 90; stocker5 and feeders active anu
strong, 2 s09i 20.
sheep receipts, 3, SO; shipments, | 100; mar
ket weak but active; all sold; common 70 me-
dunn, 5O@5 30; good to choice, coos 20.
ST. LOUIS.
Sr. LOUIS, April 7.-HOgs steady, but firm
Workers. 20@i0; light shipping, O0@;0;
hacking, 1 25d35; butchers, 2OG4O; selected,
/ 5Oaij; receipts, 5000; shipments, 1900.
Cattle active and unchanged; export steers,
4 SOS 20; good heavy shipping, lO@T5 fair,
i 5000; light to medium, 1890; good cows
and heifers, 9 7jaS -; good butchers steers
and heifers, 1904 10; receipts, l,NOi ship
meuts, 400. ., -
for fancy;r ceipts, 100; shipments, -.
ST. LOUIS, April /. = Flour dull; family
20; choice, O6aj 90. Whisky steady, al
OH Pork quiet. at 10 70. Lard quiet, at 80
Bnlk meats lower for sides; shoulders, 3s0as5
clear ribs. 8 2O625; clear sides, 6 356iO. Baeor
lower; shoulders, 8 95j clear ribs, l5@2Oi cleal
sides, -.
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PLANO,

n, p0nl ncp OFIN1 lieFlIl,
PrAso, AprIl6 lssO,
Tina div election occurred to-day, w, D.
.,ork Inc present ineumnenl, WIS re,elecl.
\ usy5r by a unl majority u, u, Ward
n. lee oil ity Marshal, This makes tho
I,Lb rce he hns made for this office aud NJ
!. .t he has succeeded The following were
l,i.I Aldermen Chas Lamm, II, q,
,,.,okor u, L. Mccullough d, G, Burke, q.
"a KellneE Tho newly elected officers will
/. so,tnled during tho week and will take
N wIgos ofgoyeFnment IN hand.
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illustrated Marriage Guide. go pages, cloth
and gilt binding, 80 cents; same in paper
covers, % cts. Manhood, 10 cents; Woman
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet, 8 cents-securely
sealed, by mail. Send money or postage
stamps. DIR. WHITTIER, the great specialist,
e'T st. Charles Street, st. Louis, Mo.
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PRESCRIPTIONS FREE

For the speedy cure OF spermatorrhpa, sexual
the medicines. We wish to stop this curse OF
our civilization. Address, st. Louis Curative
Institute, st. Charles St., between 9th and Ith,
st JOuis Mo
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FORT WORTH.
Reported Dally.l

I. reported Dally.l
m FORT WORTH. April I. 1850.
Heavy rain fell this morning from to
o'clock. Tho election yesterday was the
9uete;t ever known in Fort Worth. At
ioe city election in April, 1870, there we're
1915 votes polled; at the election yesterday
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Indiana Amendments.

indianapolis, Ind, April THE con-
stitutional amendments were carried. This
will make the State election come off il
November.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n.y. PERSONS OR FAMIILEs-wanting
DA@Boots or Shoes, First Glass City Made
for CENTS, Ladies', Misses and Children, VIII
do well to call at sos Main street; always on
hand fine assortment, also made to order at
once as desired. Prices Low. Work warranted
Old Boots and Shoes Repaired.
HARVEY PAGE,
feb7tf Manufacturer.
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nARK.Es nv rELEaHApH.
FOREIGN.

pasler; middling uplands, ----i Orleans, ----
receipts, jsOj; American 1905 sales, 6,OOO
speculation and export, l,Oli uplands low
middlng classilcntIons for April delivery,
! 5-Ssj April and May, 5-$i May and
June, 6-Jl; June and July, 1916
July aud August, l-S!i August and
september 7Ai Septcmber and October,
- October aud November, ---i Noyem.
Der and December, Ghi futures steady.
l.JOp m-Uplands, 5-lG; Orleans, 7ai fu'
lures dun and unchanged
l.00pm Sales of American i,8OOi uplands
low mlddling classilcations for April aud May
delivery, 3-iB; August and september, 7 ;-32
september and OctO or, ~
$40 Futures closed barely steady.
NEW YORK
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TRAGIC TERMINATION
solE EuN TAAr ENpED FATALLY
u, a, Hnriolt - niHek man. seriously
sheets susan Haley, and then hiiis
Himself la siringtoWn sab
urbs statements ~ witnesses

A very sensational shooting occurred Il
tho sIringlowa suburb Of tho city abou
eight o'clock lasl night d, A, Barton, nm IN
bal gent young coloroi man, attempted u
Kill ono VI tho bellies Of cplorod society
Mis- Susan Haley, from Lewisyilc, pentor
o1unty,al tho residence Of m old colorec
man named Nelson Scott, where fhp WIS VS.
Ting After hls attempt on the life Of tn
woman he ended his own existence by shoot
Ing himself through the head,
a HERALD reporter, seeing O1lcm Glenn
onts and two oolored men In search Of n Dep
MY shorin learned what had
happened, ANA startsd out for investigation,
Ons " tho cuored men who Ind brought
tho officer the nows was present NJ the shooting
md gave his name NJ Jesse Baker The other
was old Nelson Scott, hut he WINS away from
home when tho nllair occurred, aud know
nothing Of the particulars
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COnAOIIdNtCd net rocuIpIs, b,2T3j eApUIIs 70
Great Britain, 4 ,7i9; France, -; continent,
=, lI9; channel, -.
Wool steady; domestic fleece, 5O@30; pulled,
33@G2; unwashcd 1904 Texas, 2l@iO.
Hides dull New Orleans, AZ Texas,
lOk@l,. ,,,,
GALVESTON, April / Receipts net, ll6;
gross, ---; exports TO Great Britain, -;
France, -; channel, -; continent, -
coastwise, -; stock, IS ,Gii; sales, 2l5 bales;
market closed weak and lower to sell
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS City, April I. -- Wheat -- No. 9 spot
-; No. spot, %
nncnn-Nlnnr ~; rib and long, 1
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Barton was muatto about twenty-seven
or twenty sight years of age, fairly educated,
and of more than average negro intelligence.
lie was Republican in politics, bat during
the recent city canvass labored among his race
for the success of the Democratic ticket. lie
pu lshed letter the day before election APP
pealing to them and worked among them on
election day in the interest of the Demo-
cratic candidates, for which many colored
people censured him. His attack on the
woman and his suicide are wrapped in mys-
terry, as Far as at present developed, but the
causes may possibly be discovered during the
Coroner's inquest this morning.
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AT THE HOUSE,.
Arriving AT The house the reporter lounl

ArriVhg NJ lhe b0uso INC repOrIoF IOunu
Barton lying dead on the floor, his head rest
ing ON the door sill. A. bullet hole was in
his head ut the top near the back part and
right side. 1t looked M if the weapon had
been held with the hasdle upward
and the bullet fired downward.
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JgssE nAKEps srAlEMrSr


being asked ny inc feppflef w tll VIM Nc
knew about the shooting, Jesse Baker sad ;
" The shooting happened at Mr. Scots The
mans name is -, a. BarIoni the woman's
name Is Su.an Haley she Is from Louisville,
Denton county, ind Is on n visit 81 Mr.
SCOTS. Barton md ! were boarding nj
SoJttsi we were al three pa ingnnd joldngi
no one WIS angry; Susan WIS sitting nmy
lap; Barron and ; sun we're j1klug aud
playing, Mrs, scott aud her little boy We're
In the room; all At ones b rton went 10 the
bed he scpt In and got n pistol from under
the pillow; he put III pistol down inside the
waislband Of his pants; then he and the girl
got 10 playing and joking againi he suid :
Look out 'llshool your just then the
pistol wasdischargcd; | don't know whether
Barton meant TO shoot or Rot the ball struck
Susan In the forehead, Just above the bridge
of the nose and glanced upwardi ran into
the next ROOM hoard two more shots aud
when came out both Barton and Susan were
lying on the floor; don't know IL Barton was
deHd; the woman was not then Mr., Scott
aud | came TO town 10 get tue officers"
The reporter thought best to go 10 the scene
for further details and started through the rain
aud mud for n two-milo tramp, with Ian
tern, and two colored mon MS guides. The
place is outside the city limits, on julia
street extension. Just before reaching the
house Deputy Sheri0s Mckenzie and Woot-
en-, who hid been notified by Officer
Clements, were met returning They
had left colored man in charge
of the remains Of Barton and were going to
notify acoroner so that a jury could be EN-
pannelled this morning, and nm inquest held
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MATTERS BY MAIL,

.yws FROM oua NEAR NEIGHBOURS,
~
,,teuIlrs ~ tnp Result ~ 'he iaF'
Win Election Heeiing of stack
rnl.ess 40 Coleman Ni'S Ihe
pIanO Election, Eir,
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al and my little boy Jake, nine years old
Jessie Baker, Susan Haley and ID, Al
Barton were the only ones
in the house; Susan and Barton were play
ing, laughing and talking; they didn't seem
to be angry; the frat noticed them in par
ticular was when heard the first shot she
fell on the floor; Barton called TO her and
she did not answer; he went to the door,
came back and called to her sgain she did
not answer he then went to the door and
fred at his head, but did not hit himself; he
fired again, with the pistol at the back of his
head he threw the pistol on the floor and
fell on his back, with his head out on the
door sill"
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STATEMENT OF FRANK BROWN {:

81 live near by here; heard the shots and
ran over; Susan was lying unconscious on
the floor; raised her up in sitting position
and bathed her head with water; she came
to in about five minutes, and then l put her
on the bed.
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BRAINS AND MOOD

Covered the floor. and the clothes Of the
dead man around his breast were covered
with vomit The wounded woman was lying
on the bed grooming. A half-dozen colored
people were in the house, but no medical
aid had yet been received. An ugly looking
wound was in her forehead, near the top
There was a hole large enough to insert the
end of mans thumb and cash poughed
up through the front hair. The reporter
learned the following from the sufferer:
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ave were playing; Barton went to the
bed and got pistol from under the pillow; /
was then through playing; when he came back
with the pistol, he said nothing, that | can
recolect he fired ut me, and that's all
know did not know anything when
struck the floor; seemed like was going
round and round; Oh get n doctor, my
head aches so bad and my neck is getting
stiff A feeling of pity for the woman's
sutlerings forbade further questioning Of her,
and the reporter took tho
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,acon-Clear, ~; rib and long, I
NEW ORLEANS.

Receipts net, 2,2O6i gross, 2,5ls; exports to
Great britain, =, continent, A; coastwise,
l. $50; stock 26l 1863 bales.
Futures barely steady sales, -, 300 bales the
largest sales of any day since the Inauguration
nf thp husiups in this city.
, 1880-03-16
COUNTY-BUILDINa.

TIN Committee on Charities will meet to-Ahy.
nonrnr srzwAnr md Chnrlos Nelson wcro
!ougea III jul seeEefo"s VII ouu'eo u s'"''''A-
ialtlns: ...-.
,,,o, tho .rhoonnr 4 ,,aics tn .nttsfv n iu,Iu-
upoa. tn1 ~ c.Mo,,, n.othass +, a m
mont III 1Asof OF tne oHe'l' h'"noss ios F'.ooo'
picture. fret1ln establishment Of ". l.. Ct,ssar 4
Co.. lM. o0i. and AeI lia1!olpt street, on MI oxo-
-. .- ,..,.a, ,r IL, A,u
, 1880-03-16
THE TELEGRAPH WAR.

EIIzAnErIl, N. j., March l5-Tho G&ni
Jury Of Unlou County, Nuw Jersey, to-day
Indicted Charles II. Middleton, Secretary Ut
tho Continental Telegraph Company, for
w,.ntonly mil crimimalIy destroying tile lines
ut tho American Union Telegraph Company
by cutting slown, OIL tho 18th Hay of S0venl-
her,. ls1v. ot Mus Of Its poies and the wires
al,l fixtures thereto attached upon country
ron.l III that county.
T'tIs Now Orleans dispatches To- tho effect
Tint tho petition nf the American Union
Telegraph Company to tho Court of Louisl-
nm for permission to erect lta l!no upon and
along tie New Orleans, blobils i Texas Rail-
road hal been that day denied was mla-
ffteSs f %as{eS sa fs so s eeaIapp aG paeISn eon,S e
SSS ;,ii,,.. thst ., day Ssan'e9 BY .; Judge
lOr Woods. Of Mississippi, also granted III,
lnlunrtlon, which was served upon the West
feeting It not to Interfere with the huil,llng
ct tho American Union line upon any rntl-
roa,l In that State; and Chpncellnr Oustell,
ot Aaa!na. bus to1laY grantss ,siMi!ar
preventing auy Interference by virtue Ut any