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one of the men was seized with vic
lentconvulsions, and rolled on the foo
in agony and in few moments tn,
three lay together in the agonies o.
death.
At last the fearful stiffness and rig
idness of death crept over them, and
Marian rushed out of the house to cal
assistance. IHl aYNN
Not far from her door she met q
mounted officer. .....t-..,
She told her story In a few disjoint-
ed words, and the officer leaped from
his horse at sound of her voice, and
hastened to give her asuppsrting arm
At this time 1t was that Gabriel Mer-
Ger urged his suit.
Her father commanded her TO marry
him. Jt
After his own dark and terrible fash
ion, Gabriel Mercer loved the young
girl, but II she felt for him any senti-
ment at all 1t was one of quiet disgust.
"Marian," said he, "do you not know
me?o
She uttered piercing cry, and sank
senseless at his feet.
Lieutenant st. John, for 1t was none
other than her old lover, lifted her
up.
He carried her in his arms to her
house, and laid her on lounge, while
the servant busied herself in restoring
her to consciousness.
She sat up at last, and saw that 1t was
indeed st. John, alive and well, who
stood before her.
Assistance having been called, the of.
ficers Of justice took the stolen money
| from the bodies of the robbers and
then stripped the masks from theiI
faces. 81
The last mask they removed exposed
to view the distorted, blackened coun.
tenapce Of Grabriel Mercer.
Marian saw through the whole thing
at once.
Her husbands covetousness had be-
come aroused by the possession of the
money, and he had taken this method
Of stealing 1t, doubtless fattering him.
self that the cunning fraud would meyer
be discovered.
OF course, Marian Mercer was hoyri-
fed when she knew that she had
brought her miserable husband to his
death.
81. John took upon himself the bust
ness Of caring for Marian. 1
he gave her into the hands Of his
mother, who nursed her through long
and dangerous illness, and won her love
and gratitude.
And when again she rose TO health
and strength, st. John led her to tie
altar, and by loving kindness rendered
her the happiest of her sex.
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DosTER's TEA, FOSTERS TEA II

fame is all over Europe. Opened for the
first time IN Wilmington at 1909 Market
street and l08 East Sixth street. at so cts,
60 cts, 50 cts. and el per lb. This tea Is
excellent. Try IL.
We are all the one that sells Diamond
flour at 90 so per barrel. Ne other parties
have II. We take all the mill makes of 1t.
For the low price of $3.50, or 81 cts. a Id. 1t
38 flour makes bread as white as snow,
Noix de Colo for pies and puddings is de-
licious. Try 1t. Put up In tin cans, 30
cts. per can. One can will make pies and
puddings for an ordinary family for six
months. T. M. WIER.
103 East Sixth street.
marriott. 120e Market street.
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: ANflzANs SAVINGS BANK.

i@ANs SAVINGS BANK.
lsCoR%e00IM %0 MARKET STREET.
bsa a,oaATED 10 rsf.l, JANUARY 4th. 1871
.nntiI . receive deposits dan, Sa
ky eyenInM M, and on Tuesday and Sat. q
/ SEMI y from7 TO s oclock anu oa'-
larly arlymHdNNuAL msde,NN DIVIDEND.
hen diyidenlhaA diilh April ana Ootober.
ent nj ssseounted as deposits wiSTnarswne Tnns WI,
m each year. 'uho thsir interest
hept n O MANAGERs
W. ToSnsya.hhs, George W. Bush.
',s ,sn,l I !. /. Benson SGeqrEs 3, oapelle.
Hastings, Edward Darlington
ard Pasey, IS6 m II, Jack son,
SP;s; oAPELIIhi'W v, V,aNU BUSH, President.
y ct. TAYIrnLRe YI IrnLResiaent. %.nt.
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sam Tylden1s Latest SpecuIo-
t-. lel tiO7a. .fr

The Committee on Villages along the
New York, Ontario and Western Rail
road hsve decided to sell the $5, 1000, 900
York syndicate, binding them to redeem
the road by paying over 100000 to
Samuel j. Tilden. @. N. Norton. cashier
of the Fourth National Bank, repre-
sented Mr.. Tlden in the purchase. and
the return OF the road TO the original
owners is to be conducted by him. When
this Is done the financial condition Of
the company win be: Capital stock ,
$55 300, 900 (or If al the old stock be adj
mitted, S57 800, 0,000); first mortgage
boz DO ads "a 500 ;0oo; income bonds. a 900;
there would be, In addition to the road
franchises and property, $4,000 900 in
cash from the assessment.--N. 7. Star.
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EeIsTER's ORDER.
REaIsTER's OFFICE,
New Caafla Co frah IL lS0a

NOW OHBtic OO.s II 6bs IL loous
Upon the application OF Samuel Handy
Adm inistratar of John Osborne, late Of
Brandywine Hundred, In said county, de-
ceased It is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrator Aforesaid
give notice OF granting OF letters OF ad-
ministratien upon the estate of the deeeas-
cd, with the date of granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted with
in forty days from the date of such letters,
in six OF the most public places of the
county OF New Castle, requiring all per-
sons having dem ands against the estate 70
present the same or abide by an act ofAs-
sembly IN such case made and provided,
md also cause the same to be inserted
within the same period in the DAI.Y
GAZETTE, q newspaper published in VIII
mington, and TO be continued therein three
'1, Given under the hand and seal
III, g. oeofiice of the Register aforesaid,
t~~> at New Castle, In New Castle
county. Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. 3. O. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE. NJ
All persons having claims against the Es-
tate OF the deceased. must present the same
duty attested, to the Administrator on OF
before Feb. II. 1881, or abide the Act OF
Assembly m such case made and provtd-
ed. SAMUEL HANDY,
Administrator.
Address, ,Claymont, Del. febl4-eodSw
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AcHERs n,BLEs :.
I'M slsatly 81 reduced PRICES.
SSHEsTSliAT = ~ " + T. Y,a
~-wsm. VA NJ. PHILADELPHIA
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HICKORY STRIPES,
Job printinK.

For the past few weeks The HERALD jon
OFFICE has added largely to its extensive
stock Of Job material. Several new fonts of
book type, together with forty fonts of latest
style display type, six presses, all run by
steam, render the HERALD Jon OFFICE the
most complete in all its appointments in
Northern Texas, and without superior in
the entire State. Our, workmen are all men
of experience, which is a guarantee that the
work Is executed in an artistic manner. Our
friends and the public generally are invited
to ca and examine specimens and to hand in
their orders. Prices moderate and work
done at shortest notice.
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MONEY AND TRADE
rEsFaaDApa MANKgf .sIFuATloN'
Demereiisriion Of tho Cation mar
Lafs on OGi OGg-Co,n Down q
-PIour sieady-maats wohh
ID --ObTs nynahHpged'. w ~
DAhLAs, Monday Afternoon, !
tlIT TffI fFF April u, lisUs &

(I0fGTTTiiffi kpril ~ i'rg 8
our markets tlls morning opened liit
aud did mol improve much duglng tho day
ordorq and spot sales being far below those
oflasl Monday. THIS in reiqrepco % gro
orisAdd produce Dry goods men Ind D
boltor trade, tho day being lovely and shop
keepers quite busy attending to their retail
business
The corp marriott opened with. Tho rGqepl
Of 10 cars on tho track This rather
depressed their owners and some
of ihcm Refusing TO hold up last wcclSsr,te',
track lots Of bulk md Sucked went of
q cents per btnhcl, In store II generally
fetched Saturday. rates, with n iow lots
sold NJ h8 cents for bulk IN store, Prices
we're therefore dnaet,lcdtd ddt cSlom %
CONCESSIONS were made Ia spot cash meats
n being accepted, but for shipments Y were
written upon Invoices
Sugars and nonhes general groceries and
country proauCbwGn strong md tbe lattor
in good demand Butter and eggs Hro In
poor supply and tho latter IN wretchcd poer
Qualify. Suggested that kapsNr only
allows rek6S to lmyo th,t which
her respectable folks refuse to eat And
Texas Is n cattle country and Kansas Is not
Wan,ed-Ono thousand Dairy Maids Ms
permanent inhabitants Of Dalms county,
Hides nro wcak in tho Northern markets,
but not generally lower here,
.Weol Ia IN brisk demand and full quota
tionR paid. The receipts continue light,
very light, but m improycm MT IS looked for
lO-MorrOw.l .l .I..tC .lI
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Reading Notice.

Messrs. w. II. Patterson Il Co., the en-
terprisng druggists of our city, have been
compelled to order a large stock of those
Justly celebrated "Snyder's Curative Pads,
in order to supply the increasing demand on
them.
Since their introductionin this part of the
country the people will have no other Pads
but the "Snyder's Curative Pads as they
are all that is claimed for them.
ian24-d&w
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Iron. Walls, Wire. Etc.

lRoN- We, quote merchant bar, &c. rates
Norway and Swsdes, loo. 2 y
Prov srEEl SIC.
W1m--SmQoth wic, Noe, So; Nos. 10 and
ll,Sisc,; NJ. l., 9c. pdr pound; barbed wire
japanned, extra cut barb, 1lhc,; galvanized
extra cut barb, l2Ac,
HoRsE suors--Pcr keg, 81 mule shoes, S..
lloRsE suoE NAILS Per box, e5 pounds, No
7, So %; no, :, 50; No, 4, S6 10.
hos -FirM at ST rates.
NAlLs--from led to Gud, 80 rates. -.
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Live STOCK.

CATtE-Curnfrd, - ,nHC gruss dn ycarlngs
'6mSsj steers, from 30 yrrh old, shHs4Ui
barn COWS, HlbnNlh
lluRsrs Mustang ponies, SO 10 slii farm
stock, ,lOmt1ii buggy horses, tDmSlOOi sad-
die, hiOtONlyh, ..
Mri@ -lfpn ahcen ioslNlooa mnds high
80 ~ Ma, D.. 81 L..
ilods-O ntoor D. 1hDlc for Inferior loplloc
phrketa
MrrroS ,uEp-lhcy are quotablg NJ fmsl0
per head.
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! Con,norcinI Notcs.
Tho amount Of pensions paid during Mar'
ana 81. 900 600,

ChA III lI,I.rII MIA Ahti,o, y,rob
n,as 81 400 900
Tho ',ovornn,or, uip nav 500 ooo Ooo 10
NV EosV, .i ~, w. P"o F'V'VV''''' W
t~pVPij, 'iVpo'' VIZ U'i, ,lIo.fg .tri.Sr
More IMAM zO0VO enlgrahts arrived At new
Gork last month, III pouhl .ior tpeI great
West ....,
Oh u capital oil S9O0o inc cotton mus
aahugu3ta, Georgia, pay dividend - ~
larcont w....
Epigrants. for America are numerous at
al ports OF Europe roady To depart during
April ana May Inc great majority Oh tlelS
40 70 thp Western anu douthorh eIa'es'
"A special from Washington says The
btal amount of bonds called on account of
Iiie sale of q per cent bends WAS S701 1885,
100, Of this amount $09S, 76L 100 have been
PRESENTED and redeemed leaving S60l $50
outstanding.
ybo SATURDAY s,o,ement Of tho Nav York
Bsnks showed 4 decrease Of their surplus
revenue of Slo7l, ops, and left the banks do.
Hcicnt S3l0. 900 in n % per cent reserve. The
National banks aro required TO keep that
amount in reserve, and as rule they are
abose that limit. The tom Is important in
that II shows money not near 50 abundant in
NEW York banks as IL has been
tulooLo a hit o;nsr,or To,os shinni,y
a r ,oO o,artor o ~ n;II;"n oe bes5 Of csttIs
W., Hun'' Kanso, Nahraslo ard Missouri
~ ~.a"y W. ie ~ hn,tar /, c"msnmos Gar9
Shnao S,a,eSs pnt thon na shin am cotton
,noou ona M ~ Tpiana or5 ,hon son1 tboro
~ ionaru va~a nn,top r' st,tp 'wa Snar
Thote S Il no yoxcnse for either esncciNNy our
Tan,s 80 20 Mi, NJ omr nowl and mslrc
enough butter to do us,
W. ar, advised nv merchants hare that not
mH "uo'o pon y ,,inena ~ tho nross AZ
,,at,hns "notinr ns ~ p rhosc frnm Kan.
sas r,,, aro IN w aro,oo, ALWAYS nboyo
, IN ",v npV" uhat ,Iaw ANN ia bnUcbt
a. arpS 49, %v"s W. " flo ranert'
Nv sueS n'o ~, SorusI@ 500 " w.. aep mnr
y ~ p a.. " ,', ,ho,
Pysyot NVsauS " w p.'S c,;i Wv han a"r
ssne, . ~, ol'Vll 'ney la', q NV y
sm , VA any WY ~ wou' ~ ~ Gu'' ~ ="
a., NUNS :" s,Ves ", 'uu uA"'' i've ~ snoof
WY 1'tt.q anu s'.e 'no t'u'V ""u oNPo"Io "
eANishslnS private oi'es' ltt, :,
Iheeilyer dollars of 4f2g grains are alegal
tender for any purpose TO any amount unless
otherwise specially provided IN the contract
SILVER trade dollars OF 40 grains, although
worth. more intrinslcally than the above are
not legal tender for any purpose, All the
Subsidiary silver coin (haf dollar, quarter,
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Mr. j. Simons, under the 0pera-house. is
the agent of Conrads celebrated Budweiser
beer, and has full supply of the delicious
beverage always on hand. This beer is pure
and wholesome, and is in general use
throughout the city. Those who have not
tried Il should do so, 1t can be had at all
saloons and grocery stores, Try it.
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7 1iYnIn' h bTOOK .-INIlrh Up Ip prr NvunW
tin pjnio, ljSsjbii pcr blxiT y, lk OIilttOl
10, hMW II bQl glnc, l9opal III suliler, Hcpor
lhj shedi hin, N h7hG ppl ~
n Inns Dry Mint, I pondh aud upwhrda, Joe
AIRY klpa, lrr6 If grubi, lie Hrubb klrs, lDr
an damaged, wet ur dry, hall prcel deer
skins, aDc sheep Allns from 2ic Oh g ehch
fuls- Cnouhkius, lua9bc skunk, Omllc I
wilt, cayOip, Oloijc, loalrl, hlrnSl wildcat,
lma9 CT boar, dUa.msai otter, blr.WS|l
bNnyur, h0r Hgi,
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wines nnd Liquors.

AlC0uOL-M ~ ~ " ~ prI gallon
NnisKY sweet nash, " 2MH w. sour
NASH VI uNa W, hornnungmngu,
WlSts Cart bl ratn, 81 l5Gotl lllawhhl
per gallon vi lu@s2i Port prf Rgllog, vi 80 ~
sij shmTy, nor gallon, 81 giasli MadrlrH, PEI
gallon, VI dO9tI WbltoNlne, In eases, H.P'
mslO
CHAMPAGNE Cooks, In baskets, Slsms20i
llpidHirCk, In basket, t2Si krug, IN basket sAi
Domestic champagne, slOml6
An stock alc, per DOZEN, 81 lb@s! ,6Ol ror'
ter, nor dozen, s2hntl 10.
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Will .Partne rship Wanted

A PARTNER with a cash capital Of four or
IA 1--WE thousand dollars for the coming sea-
sou, to run the mill at this place, on the Dallas
\ Wichita Il. r., 10 miles from Dallas; about
to be the great thoroughfare ffom Dallas north
or, would sell mill and farm on good terms
Call on ) b. Scott, 5Ot Elm st., Dallas, or adj
dress Roy d. Scott, Trinity Mills, Dallas Co,
Texas. mar30
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Wagon Woodwork .

sroEEs From to 99s inch, per set, XXX
select, SS; Xxx, S2,1h
SAwrp rEILoEs-l& to "a, 81 per set
BUGGY wnRRLs-Sarven' patent, A, u, c, ID
and f grades IS 30 to .l5 per set,
AXEs Per box, one dozen, $40
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Poultry aud Game.

PnAuur cmcNNs Woe quote at, zoe apiece
LAWHs Per dozen, tOc.
RhumTs Per dozen, common, G0r mule
cared, II ~
~QtluuEls Per dozen, Opc.
Ruunlhs-l'or dozen, IOcj
NrNt-oS Deer 3u,i apiece.
luuRrNs We quote " 90 lur spluE AMI VI
Ton grown.
TtuMA,-15c asl 90 apiece.
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Sngnrs and srrnns.

suGAR-Cmshed, Ices powdered, NE; gran
ulated, ll'si a, u; clarified, lOAaOa
choice Louisiana, 9's@9t strictly prime,
49, deh fair to prime, g49R
; Tie ihicos 4 less IN hagsheads B.
MoLAssEs AND SYRrPs-Louisiana molasses
i;tc 60c. Table syrup. 5O96j.
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nniler md Eggs.

EGGs-Wholpanlc, Il 1870 rtOIl, zoe per
dozen ar'. ....".l .....#
BuIrgu- Country, 2Oc 10 Zoe Western and
Kansas, 2uc ,gl2ac-
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CoAl-Wc quote Indian Nation Mt $3.50 pc,
ton delivered, or free on board; coke, S5c pen
barrel Of one bupdrrd pounds
Woop Oak, per cord, ~ ,ToaS3, pine, ~ 3,
delivered 10 " z. .l.
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GERMAN MuaET-Wc quoteatsl ,SOper bushel
white do, ST.
Cotton-Att the OH Mill, lOc per bushel.
ONION SETs-Sl
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40 Craddock's saloons

There is only one brand of whisky sold
that the best. II is this fact that has made the
60 ,ltation of Craddock.
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Flour barrels 1'Ci sugar barrels i0c, hHll
barrels, 10 luci cypress mulu-Hc' do, Sl,1Oi
hulf Ito, u 70, mula,vs hrgs iOc
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Cons Hulk On arrival an the truck hici
sacked q, In sturcj bulk HNr, sacked dic
ltNyI-c Frprl fsrttillpg ln bmpil lol' "
N lislhuolhpi'
IidANi- Ns1uotc NJ tl9i
Nnffs9iisl NJ ~ pThundrdd
OTy- IN sAc, from rueh Mie bnlk do, De,
From store, bulk, 5lcl sucked, 5jc,
FLouu- Imported NN, Sajbi AAN, - .2ii
KHAN, ~ mmily, 3d. Fancy $40 per hun
Apd, untrnl brands, 500 10 so per barrel
Quotations NJ Dnllpa made llOm Dire ~ lnlllWh'
sro.GI,ol pGr ""99'''''''''''''',''',, 4 x
Empire, u,,ruEt,.tt'"' "
NNN, ,,,,,r",,,, ,ft. ,..tt'b ~
GnNIrn Froun-s9cOl honlny, per 10.
Wounds, ~ iuj nits, ~ .u, corn Onur " 2li
crushed corn and cob, u per hundred, corn
Uiuut buC.
lNl-lu snch, g.
Is Ntu bY -hDc, per huHhvl
GuNNy RAGS, Spcpnh -handIu good order Il
crulN u piece
WHEAT We quot" From wagon, prime mil
ling, n %, mir % inferior, sl.mWsl, 10.
From elevator, cents higher
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II again went down, liverpool aud Now
York cach declined lilo. New York lu-
lures won't off n few points which were subse-
saonlly recovered, closing at Saturdays
Winding up ! ilguFe~ { The mar
lot Ia moro or less domorali2cd in
Odlss-M Iddling WIS offered and refused At
.hss than II cents, We heard Of no sales.
Following are the quotations rs near as they
ian DO given in the absence of any trausac-
Anna,
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Cnnees and Tens

COFFEE-Rio, common, lS4 81; ordinary
i5k@lBk: fair, HA9lsh; good, lsH6isI
prime, iSA@lslf; choice l9a2O; Laguayra,
15h@l9; Java, 2s@3Qc
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HERALD, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL IL

TFAa+ Imperial, from ib9ahc per pnundl
Igga. ~ sq, 'arfgl oolone, 'ogoYoe Japan
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.-R:OSADALIS

JNHE GREAT SOUTHERN
Il remedy for the cure of Scrofu-
"A In, Scrofnlous Taint, Rheumatism
II White swelling, Gout, Goitrte
~ Consumption, Bronchitis, Ner-
>0uS~ vOus Debility and all diseaBes
arising from an impure condition
OF the blood.
The merits OF this valuable
preparation are 30 we'll known
nv that passing notice IL but nee
~AAaA essary TO remind the readers OF
N TINS journal of the necessity OF
~as'S always having q bottle of this
medicine among their stock OF
family necessities.
Certificates can be presented
rom many leading Physicians,
"A ministers, and heads OF families
M Throughout the South. endorsing
hnAA IN the highest terms The Fluid
VA Extract eJ R0GdduLie.
- "'A'.a DIR. IL. WILSON CARR of Bal
timoie, says 'he has used II in
Asses of scrofula ard other dis
y-.au9,> eases with much satisfaction."
n DR.. Z. c. PUGH, of Balti more
recommends 1t to all persons suf-
Nv erinB with Diseased Blood, say
lhrAsW ng IL Is superior TO any prepara-
ton he has ever used
REV. DAB SEY BALL, of the
Baltimore.M. Il. Con ference
M poulll says ne mas U9eu so muCn
N benefited by Its use that he
"A cheerfully recommends IL 10 all
Va his friends and acquaintance.
No 1A''hH CRANEN & CO., Druggists, at
Cord onsv lie, Va, say it has
never failed 10 give satisfaction
5AM'L q. MCFADDEN, of Muir.
lFm freesboro, Tennessee, says 1t cured
n ATM Of rheumatism when all
else failed.
Rosadalis IL not a secret quack
AssmsM preparation; its Ingredients are
published on every package.
Show 1t 10 your Physician and he
will tell you II is composed of the
,-.m strongest Alternatives that exist
II and Is an excellent Blood Purifier.
Did our space admit, we could
4 give You testimonials from every
~ State in the South, and from per-
sons known TO every man, wo.
man and child, either personally
lr by reputation.
Rosadalis is sold by all Druggists
~, JOHN \, HENRY, CURBAN & CO.,
s College Place,
1 r EW YORK.
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olderyse Feted, ore for whoiesaie iR9t eash
bb. BlIs diBe u baked o. maR apoHlfa
pgolasqil bijhtrnitts ana daanded [
nnIInn MnnI MnrIlel.


Free of bnrrs, hue 3Oi medium, 1li burr
10 aipnr pound "a
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To St. Louis.

Any Information In regard TO rates of Freight
and Passage, Time and Connections, will be
cheeriully given on application 10
GEO. NOBLE,
Gon'l Sup't, Marshall, Texas.
W, II, NEWMAN,
Gent Freight agent, Marshall, Texaa,
K, W THOMPSON,
Gent p n Y, agent. Marshall Texas
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puoKs.

Slvage, 3 OF, (s.,H 1ton Drah, u ",.,H
7 a ; lQOa, u rs % Hampton DtahA. l3S
Mdntans, Nim 90 Hampton Brown, l3h
Lion Brown, s az. l8k ArtisNu Checksu,lHi
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[NeTa.-7Ns qnOtatiOns tall0,sing, mli.ss
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-10-23
Great Excltment At The New Gold
placars.

Mr.. Jose Redondo return ed
from the gold placers near Mes
quite Station this morning and
reports the greatest excitment as
prevailing in that locality. Yes
terday the dry washer Of Powers
and Hoagland cleaned $3.50 about
one hundred Mexicans are cow
working in an area Of one mile
square and taking out from ten
to twenty dollars per day with
4" Bateilas " there is undoubtley
a large area OF ground that will
pay to work with a dry washer
and We predict that in two weeks
there will be twenty Of these
machines on the ground and
every one will pay well.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-10-23
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
e. Pnso the Connecting Point or
tao Approaching Roads.

BY the first Of next January
the srcoud great trans-conlinen-
tai railroad will have BEEN com.
nlote'i and opened for passenger
traffic. The. history Of the under.
t>;king and progress is much the
same as thai OF the Central and
Union Pacific Railroads. save that
the New Mexico aud Southern
Pacific road will push on TO Quay
mas, instead OF ending at the point
Of meeting. as did the two old
roads. The work is being prose-
cuted vigorously. about two miles
of rails being laid daily. Enough
ties and rails arc now on hand
and en- route to complete the line
to Ell Paso, from which point to
where operations are now going
on but 165 miles intervene. On
the 18th inst. the work had been
completed to a point 272 miles
east of San Simeon, eighteen
miles east Of the boundary line OF
New Mexico. The terminus OF
the New Mexico and Southern
Pacific, by which name the ex-
tension of the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fee Railroad is known,
is now nearing Fort Craig, and
will probably arrive there in time
to make the connection by the
time the Southern Pacific reaches
Ell Paso. Passengers will then be
transferred from one road 10 the
other, possibly without change to
first class passengers. President
Croker and other officers of the
Southern Pacific Road are now in
New York, making permanent
arrangements with the managers
of the connecting road. The
Southern Pacific Railroad has
distinctive corporation names fDl
Arizona and NewsSMexico, in like
manner as the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fee Railroad Company,
this being prescribed by the law.
Z. z. Croker, Vice President OF
the road stated that by the last
week 10 December Or the first in
January, regular daily. passenger
trains would be Running between
San Francisco and the Atlantic
by the Southern route.