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Duck Vests, marseilles Vests.
A nice assortment at LaFar's. my23- tt
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Gents Socks, Handkerchiefs, Collars and
Cuffs very low, at Altmayer's. ie17 tt
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The first of series of bargain sales begins
to-day at Altmayer's. je17-tf
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TayIOr,s MackInaw Hats,
At LaFar's. mY23-tf
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Lace Ties, Null Ties and Embroidered
Ties, all reduced at Altmayer's. je17-tf
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Imitation Chip Hats, fine braid and new
styles, 25c., at Altmayer's, lelV-n
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ChTIdren's LeghOrn Hats,
sizes for small children at LaFar's.
my23 If
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signal observations.

Comparative statement Of temperature at
Savannah, taken from the Signal Service
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-20

The Only Place for Fine Hats.
At LaFar's. my23-tf
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DevIIn u Co., Clothing TO Order
Samples shown and measures taken at
LaFaris. my29-tf
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Call and secure some of the bargains Of
fered to-day at Altmayer's. je17-tf
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Notice to Stockholders.
SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY,

SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY,
MACON, GA, June 4, 1881.
Dividend No. IS, of three dollars and fifty
cents per share, has been declared and will be
paid the stockholders of this Company on and
after the TWENTIETH INSTANT
Stockholders receiving their dividends in
Macon will be paid at the Central Georgia
Bank of this city. Those at Savannah at the
Central Railroad Bank of that city.
Also a dividend of thirty-two dollars per
share in certificates of Indebtedness, dated
July 1st, 1881, has been declared by the Drec-
tors of the Central Railroad and Banking Com
pany to the stockholders of this Company,
payable at the option of said Company after
July 1st, 1891, and bearing interest at per
cent. per annum until paid
Certificates will be issued in multiples of one
hundred dollars Fractions paid in cash, or
the stakeholder can add to his fraction money
enough to make one hundred dollars, and re-
ceive certificate.
Notice win be given hereafter of the tire
when these certificates will be ready for de-
livery.
w s. BRANTLY,
le6-15t Secretary and Treasurer
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AT AUCTION.
G.. HI. DORSETT. Aucfinneer.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AT AUCTION.
G. H. DORSETT. AuctiOneer.
Under and by virtue of an order granted by
the Honorable Court OF Ord nary of Chat
ham county, we will sell before the Court
House, during the usual hours of SALE on
TUESDAY, July 5th. the following described
property, belonging to the estate of John
NJ. Cooper. deceased. sold for division and
the payment of debts, viz:
The eastern onehal or three-quarters of lot
No. Vernon Tything, Heathcote ward, and
improvements. The said lot measures 45 BY 80
feet more or less, and is fee simple. The i'm
provements consist of a desirablN located resi-
dence on South Broad street, between Barnard
and Jefferson. containing twelve rooms in the
main building, with the usual water conve-
niences, and u commodious outbuilding of six
rooms.
Terms cash. T. L. WILLY.
GEO. B. CLARKE,
je7. IA, q, 27&jy5 Executors.
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APicnrc for the Boys.

Manila Hats 50 so to 81, all styles, at La
Fairs. mY23-tf
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ttThe Deadlock Broken at Last"
The nation has been watching events at
Albany. n. Y, with great interest. The
dead lock that Chills and Fever has on suf-
feripg humanity has been broken by Kief-
fer's Peruvian Cure. For sale by all drug
gists and country dealers at Csc. bottle.
81
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A great variety, at reduced prices, at La
Fairs. mVSdu
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The Tybee Hat,
At LaFar's. my23-tf
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

GUNNER LAW LECTURES mine weekly
- begin 14th July, 1881. and end 18th Septem.
Der. Have proved of signal use-1st, to stu
dents. who design to pursue their studies at
this or other Law School; I'd, to those who pro
pose to read privately; and Sd, to practitioners
who have not had the advantage of systematic
instruction. For circular apply tP o. Univer-
sity of Va.) to JOHN b. MINOR. Prof. Com.
and Stat Law. my26 W&M1m
OtIVIL, Mechanical and Mining Engineering
~ at the Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute,
Troy, N. Y. The oldest engineering school in
America Next term begins September 18th.
The Register for 1880 81 contains list of the
graduates for the past 81 years, with their posi-
tons: also, course of study. requirements. ex-
penses, etc. Address DAVID NJ GREENE,
Director. je13-M, W, F6w
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Clinton Lodge No. 81. F. A, i

Clinton Lodge No. 54, F. A. M.
regular meeting will be held THIS
(Monday) EVENING, Goth instant at "a
8 o'clock, in Masonic Temple corner *
Whitaker and Liberty streets wv
Brethren of the order in good standing are
fraternallv and cordially invited.
By order of D. THOMPSON, W. NJ
LEVY E. BYCK. Secy. js20-1t
DeKalb Lodge No. 8, /. o. o. f.
Regular meeting will be held THIS (donday)
EVENING at o'clock
Degrees will be conferred.
Members of sister lodges are cordially in
vited TO meet with US.
By order JOHN RILEY, N. G.
J. w. RABUN. Secretary. je201t
Young Mems Christian Association.
A very important &C journed meeting of the
Y. NJ. c. A. will be held at the rooms To-
NIGHT, Goth inst, at $50 o'clock.
full attendance is desired. The subject of
General Secretary will be fully and freely
discussed All are invited. je2O1t
The Railroad Mutual Loan AssOcia-
ton.
The fifty seventh regular monthly meeting of
said Association will be held at the Metropoli-
tan Hall THIS (Menday) EVENING, at
o'clock.
By order WILLIAM ROGERS
President
H. c. CUNNINGHAA, Sec'y. je20-1t
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and light Drill Drawers at LaFar's.
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COPARTNERSHIP.

THE undersigned have this day formed CO.
Il partnership under the style OF HEXTER
& WANNBACHER. for the purpose of carrying
on the Wholesale Hat Business at 131 Brough-
ton street. A liberal share of the patronage OF
the trade is respectfully solicited.
SIMON HEXTER
ie20-6t q. WANNBACHER.
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Suction SaIes future 1aus.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF PERIsHABL

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF PERISHABLE
PROPERTY.
BY KENNEDY & BLUM.
AuctIoneeFs.
Under and by virtue of an order Of the Court
of Ordinary OF Chatham county, granted
June IS, 1881, will be sold in front of Kenne-
dy & Blun's Office. ia Bay street, on JUNE
Both. 1881, at II o'clock A. NJ, the following
personal perishable property of the estate Of
WIN. o. PRICE, JR. deceased,
2HoPSES. SETS OF HARNESS, 1 BUGGY
and WAGON.
AND
BY virtue of the same order, at the farm, at
Cattle Park. near the Skidaway Shell Road,
about six miles from Savannah, on the FIRST
DAY OF JULY, sale commencing at II
O'Clock, will be sold the following property
of said estate,
All the LIVE STOCK, FARMING UTEN-
SILS, FURNITURE and other perishable prop
erty.
JNO. r. WHEATON,
je20. 30&jy1 Administrator ad COL
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BOnaventure.

BOnaVenture.
The Evergreen Cemetery Company" have
for sale number Of burial lots in Bonaven-
ture, which they offer at reasonable prices.
For further information apply to
MA COHEN,
Secretary and Treasurer,
jan26-tf Bay street.
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The u
sixty ca
Florida z
An ex'
oeala Z
establish
From \
l8see !
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, 1881-11-18

nE he understood thnrc woro Aomn sulrpnt gtock-
,sci !nl,u for tho debt Vt tho CONCERN. hut hu
hnt *tl.'cm knowtc'lHeo of the nlnlr. md eu,Id
mt tell "hht tho chNncrs If getting anything
nut Dt tho bnnk Netllhlty were.
, 1881-11-18

,.spncheHtcr'n ElypapN0xnrStAs
will CtttEG EGnsilstl nm, tOtlEns. wcnk ttlnss btOn-
ohtis and Eeucrai debility Established Il yelra
, 1881-11-18
cry REAL EST,fIE,

Fck, u elegantly finlslltG FURNACE,
tt"'s s:siy @ ana na.sasaiI ii n,tdeS '"ps"so.
~ .r"" r efiy 1Sr.;f rne With brek
ha,a%!,t ts. 4 t1nt. tnd.sn Ir,F"ntent* b"e*
III, l"dlsns;nr Il, c"r l"cn's'oluhtst' "fRo h"u'r
iidIann ~. near ~ ensy cp,lt;st. frame ,.ou.e,
sriYs bascneis, IL roon's. odsfii improvements Int
,ihlrtoth;st nnas i,unna.as.. A.roon brick honsc
~ % 'assrs%1a ssr ec,s4n .,ons
fr'!'t; r. Y n fo"''s n"dorn improvements. east tFon
AoHtn i,earhorn.,t. nenr 1hr,r.sccnnt. framu cut
ss,s i'ssfirI..st''nsnr iiirty-socond s-.tory. II
Ilnbiur,.s. nsar tl"yne. 'rsno house. hrfck ba'o-
ncH' c. nh f. k.s! Mt!, mans ,r,,,v.,,,,
s"ntt jirn'is.5',:., "anr j'ft,.ss'ontt.as cot.
III atao iys HUI irty. a.,,ory. ID ruon. fur
II! !; .. II r; ,s:, new brick IA
''1 III; sfs %'i n j.. s' s ", %5 't; an4, nicely
rs ''si Il 'ii !; %'i ssr,s on.
'' a"s.s""..,., a ] men,; i!Sfr Es;f .,.;S. .iSr*.
f:" 's Ss! s sii x' ss's ,on.
%Sa!ss5ti,:ss;. Si'If'y:sseon'''At. tln I'M
Xrshss.nv.. n'ar sctl,n>l,+n..:.. s4xi!.,.
"it a%s." r%1 st sfI'sE '.n f
s fHf sss1 ILL., 'front.'
fs. 'r ~ s;,, c.e
?a!s !a!;ss' ita. nsss
W"ntw"5',v, ., 1:, nrnr Twe".ysscunt-'t. 75xlo'
;isty;,'1.t, sIasr ttms;a!a;as:, tvo 1D'.
, sss;%t sf e; W:, Ss"s!; S Ssi
- t! S!'HSk 4 !s,s.,s! l. ss!t!r"!.E N1..,! 1
TOR sAEE-l,Y l.. S. DltEYEa IL CO.,
ix s,ss, q. 55s, ,5HS =, a's%st-ov. and Thirty
Gs O.. e.fi.: 5sarts'r,.-av. and rs!e..i. ,.,,.
Gx;i s.,r',ur tn.rn"fn.m ad v'slon'at tbs
ts asss; sSruf SnE 81 Ssa
x sx t.'r'.r S S"!t tark crk % III wtso ,s',si
" i;% ] c"r,.s; iia.ste,i. s"aikso:av uid Indl
;S;; ;!fovsd' ssr''sr u soaih W"isf:st. aad
x ssiSss $asa 'ss; 'sss aa s1a sstss eF*
11OK s.ALE--t,Y WEBER IL sClIMlD,
hcs,S ES asa: psss!'y i" S'f 'a"al"s from
H1S2sE.sT stfncr tnt, aox.tn With substantial i'm
soyI sus a ~ IT, TS's III nssi I ss as yeas
# ? ss:* Sy4 ;:ss ;SSs"sa prop
~; 'Ss s"s' efs: fSe' Ut s
Sy,ss t." y: MI, r SfI;
hes!s o' W. .sS.y t u xss G!s?:a.
FoIs sAI.EwBy ;: J! ! ELLlDT!, " CLARK:
ots,s,o,i. ,S'of' ''''''e oaa''A'' o' ''@''' 'o'
MI !a:Ssnt ,s ,!ofs r. nsa!'"s fats
a inps %ssnc;t .t fs ta Sa1 ,ont 81 1 ss ua
:!; S;:s s;s 5 ;S'y S; . Js s,,
' ;$;;s * sSy sa'" fSs I as
bestoMn III '"i isock, north1sst corcr II Kaa;iolph
IGOR SALE--BY MATsoN HILL. NoOM
:tifnnS!t '!:s G i:
x'"y @ s ~ @ ,nyS s 1espestssy
s.'sss d S!s! Ss 81 .: NV 1"0.u e~v ~. Eee~,
E,uK sAl.E-ssToRY HOUSE, WITH
s'xth , .,, ,'s' w." .''' s',' ", ''
sSf,s! kisssts:as %eaS fii,s:ts!rs,,,.,. ,..,
t.o'nMm a Ply t iHI nss ~ % t,n
I'D sSs VI a "'se.' ny "'''
----------- i syl.niis!aI:..:
FL $s $:ss:.$ sss i '''
Choies hns'nass S'S! rssiia;y;:, N sis%p
ToK S1I-E-Rv W1rSi1y m I'LL: ~ s Noi3I
fsi,S siSSs., 90; s
~ ;s H; ,ssSa,;
S' sxs S 4 ;5i say %sds' s S Il pssi9. e
4sserx!lans: .lsaG. I xhatEa!.. --
OON 81 LE-1a0 F,E'r co KNEK DlVEK.
5E.s Il 4 n:i S$S
oa'sae of fir" l'n's' ut DarIa'I r y: ,tAuuLEroy,
y e!a!. -: loom =:
, 1881-11-18

E7Ul. S.AHE-OS WAKRES..tE., NEAR
A. M:st.rn,ay;, lug, .;t!.; ynei, IT sl.tn npIccc.
MEttsH 80 1lall>, IinInl !. W Strtt t,lHrk-st.
, 1881-11-18

A ny PERSON WISHING To BUY Or
n lItr nnrst psltr nt ynung ,latchel rate* IN
thH stt a1stt t ri y lit3 Mt 1nlrs Huston livery.
corner 1F!bnn-As. alu IwHnty y.EecH1.at-. th1cakp.
lnuUItp F,Ir Freeman nf SHWllsHI.
, 1881-11-18

EMPLOYMENT A7ENorEs.
CTTUATlONS WANTED - FAMILIES
y needing guat Snand!navlnn Or MGrtuan fanIAiu
hH!p appiJ ut Il. nltSKts'S nCtcc. h Mlluauke0-sv.
, 1881-11-18

l7Ol SAI.E-FOK MANUFACrUKlNG
pYspo@ss; @ nlosx ry%rs @ saL tspTtnY y wYnt: %
aso 0toassd by tse " "i"a 10 BUCK: Hnrd. trnck.,
alEAtt Il EltE.
LIZ Suli3- ri. y
, 1881-11-18

lgVttII ~ Il ~ 44I1Js --.--.
-.--- ---.~s<---->~3
liENTEE3lAN ENGAGED
ID In hll.Ihrs. luFtng t,e day 4gsEos furnished
fuutr, Will br..Axfunl Rnd snppor. In sumo private
Oh Nt,rth riln and aUn nt Eln!.a Thu esl u Tsf-
urencuA III y" utsen. sddEaas 9 ~ Trhnas Nhiee.
pOARll-lIEASANT ROOM, WITH
i buaru, untth Ut 1WetEttl.at, ~ twa lAluS gu
Fuve .lHr.sls lha dayi uAt BIZ sast 6f batest Aest
1t t1fesGucsA Htvaa and required. Rtalv prlaO AID
l0cAllan, Alslross l. Is, TElbAnH 0uica
, 1881-11-18
CUUNYI: + ltE.tk ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE; vi NI'ED,
1NASTED-TN buy 4 FlRST-CLASS
w Itlilsu IN Surth ttlie %0HtE Of Etl-Kl., nIlA
rust IT ttnrk " HsarbDrh.Av- prnfersud. Atdfess
\ J. TrtDutIc nItiED, ..
INANTED-$.1,W ,WJ-l}USlNESS PROP
w Htty M kOMtu kit0 pHylt,g tntyreAt IN tint
tor etsf inOI,uy WnItna; WuSt IlmdsUn Hr Svrth
t;nrk-Ht might us er. 81. WATKINS, III EIflhsAy.
, 1881-11-18

FOlt1 HAI.E = CHEAP = PRINTING
IL preAY, G1obu. eighth medium want tha Exan.
Call Vi bI1 West Auuf0e-sL allsft = p ".
, 1881-11-18

A t;ULnSMlp, l.U.AN OFFICE, 10 EAST
~ Atuatsuls-sL tlireusedt. Established lsH. Ua-
moid 0rukrr unl buIlinn Lra!es, Cuall paid for old
fuiI md HtlFpr AIn1nu1ds EIhrls olC etc Colorado
Afptlg. Nktf l.urlnior-AL, 1jGnvBF.
, 1881-11-18

A r JOHN MiTEllELIiS, I'M EAST
~ WpNkIn3tutl-*e.-llhrxasn Ut N klilas, carriHyuA,
buxirs, and harArsr. new untt Krtult-taId, ut low
urcFxt will H1rhHntG. tH>Il htyAtit4ts lnntaP.
, 1881-11-18

E,oK SALE-l0 ACHES ON JACKSON,
IL Vim Huron. mi! ltarrl%un-kts, lust uuIsil. ely
aud tire ls. n.nr Central turk. adtsun.st hnrsE-
rHrf and x!entI.cnE Hust Fpienua tract for kutId-
vsi,n: wall hv ssIIh ut lusEIlA Fur full particulars
nppiy tho rtEnttfu i1ssts nt t]B 0wtlGr, i. n.
GIsllsS i IL, d nGNfkAtrl.h ttnnEl =
, 1881-11-18

I1Os S.AI.E-lo ACItl:S On BELT N.tlL-
l. roud III tic csHss:fsH uE tho t;rand r'rnnk.
HENRY Witl.l.lI ilt.,
HuurF F,.trtA.S
, 1881-11-18

E7UK SAi.E-ciH}1CE :3FOOT Lt>1' On
Wntrrh.ltv. near ttut'py. u ~; !k feet rornur
Fulton ahu slted,In.na- win CDtlN r. ~ ~
L. j, HAMH1.EFtS.
fks sat.. 1tttutIt II.
, 1881-11-18

1iUK SALE--HY WEBER L SCfiMlD,
~ ttpons I. 81 North Clnrk-sL:
bGslS aS property IN S,rtli Caark-At runRln1 from
ktSXlE.ST. crncr tnt. GOxttU With substantial I'M
pavement, occupying lilo wilpto ln Mt,d which
VIII pay sparcunt not for thu next tvs ycurat
OItIU-sr. uast Ut Clark. tlprpvct rettdenco prop
erty, srn I'd fIr f1.SM rtr year; tiaI0.
J.A Ht I.t..it., enr tUHio. Gust front lht. with
sultn.!tl a-.lory und basement brcs md .s.uno
NtssEi..S., Ht,! Vt tenttr-st. lots 25xiaj each,
witt! twI s.s9Ey aid basement % nct,son orsck
KEal!.9r., lot md a.aturv br!rk tat well rented:
s1,oU. WE!fElt Il scll3tIil, ~ North ctatA.
, 1881-11-18

NJAN'tEl,-'riIl.EE GOOD f!DySTlIAT
wv cup hrlnc references. rasIsinll suit taMnanJ.
IMtner lItllls}
, 1881-11-18

GITuATlDN WANTED - AS HOUSE
~ kettur bJ wul1ni thal II enpah'B at tutlrv fu
rEnrRp nllh n Elo nlAslaHurI must hare fcapGct
nuis plAcn Md whbr0 Thu wurk n nut too hRr!s dun
i,.i,a fur solt ind ImnEl,tur YunE Hei. IL, Ttih
ltttu upp.
, 1881-11-18

JTUl. SAt.t;-aa ACRES on TIE l'R1N-.
~ c!.a! strer.s near the city ults; tho nav HIT
tncttftos nnl suMttyIk,ni. NO lava n!.n y Gtlllrn
y, q, g: "tlsr n!,!"t.S,,!rIns' s1se1 s.E at'ss
, 1881-11-18

IIyOK SALE n WELL. SELECTED
j. muIts NIL well br,Ikr md AenFy3 iuu-t utl4 Will
Dc %ulh t'a1l H. once ht I. A. AvEAf y CO.'S sta
bir*, In rrur Gf HnutlrdN tititp!.
, 1881-11-18

~{TUIt S.ALE--OE IiENT-4AT PARK
~ h!axc trra4n E:!'n9n, win Two soss. fAD, easy
, 1881-11-18

EOll SAIIE.-G FEET ON CALU1tET-
IL ay.. nuar Thirty y-fuuftu-st, gust fruntt VIII dt-
ytlQ Il II MislIGd, MEAH i GtIE,
fI9 i.p Aul..Y-sL
, 1881-11-18

SUI}EHE.iN .RJ4tL ESTATE.
TOR E-t;I.ESCUE-JOTs ON TIE
tllor. " l.akn Mtchltnn. u feet Htslvc 1aee, 1t
$iW' cNt. Il MtItisnly tatynla.s; httnd ach1nls
chufeha n,id EltAp rTi,n t,rs Will %l.nw Iu.s reu
my tiAY, Ira iItttiSS. IA! In ssn1ir*t. Iln I.
, 1881-11-18

WANTED TO KF.ST = FURNISHED
w f.Inst by snnii faHlJt good ut.nIity IN Sur.h
Or @4l! \ SIDE; tareful tctunt and Nsupt pHyMuHt.
n y Tribune ttllrt.
1NANTEl,-TO ItENT-lMMEDIAT
w u. furnished ,nae IN rity or suburbs, cUnyun
iGnt TT cnrx. II Il. rIltnIHa fIftrG. .,..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-30

men, , that my letters come addressed Hon
Sn SuaIles Suiteau'--quite change from last
N witness was cross-Questioned by Colonel
neeu, VINO produced pamphlet report
bts2Sred by witness as Superintendent ot
tracts from il. '"' "''" 's'' eA'
turing the reading a disppte arose
oetweem counsel, who seemed TO have
gradually developed vast amount of bit.
terhess. Some fifteen minutes had been
c9nsuned IN the dispute when the court
admonlshed them that the trial must pro.
Seeu Without consuming so much time in
, Inc ecross-examination was continued nv
seovllie, with an occasional outbreak on ths
part OF the prisoner until adjournment,
re came here, said Guiteau, referring
10 witness, as IN expert for the defense
tnnts what he said, when he was In nv
sci, out good living at Willard's and Cork.
hhis money have been too much for him, y
NOW THE JURY Is SAID To STAND.
Ihere Is rumor current that the Guiteau
Jury win one exception, are satisfied of
the iegal. responsibility the prisoner. The
twelith juror, it is said. stoutly maintains
'hat uulteau is as crazy as march hare.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-30
New York Stock Mark ct /.

NRw YoRK, December %, II a. m.-The
stock market opened irregular, but in the
main to Il per cent lower than yester
days quotations, Richmond & Danyille,
however, opened 2per cent. higher. In the
early decline, the general market fell Of
s@i per cent. preferred and commen,
Northern Pacific preferred being most
prominent therein, At IL O'Clock the
general market had recovered slightly
Stocks irregular and unsettled, closing
weak. Chicago 4 Northwestern, 1.26 do
preferred, l.39; Erie, Al; East Tennessee
i35; Georgia, 163; Illinois Central, l.3l
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern, 1.l5l;
Louisville 4 Nashville, 1.0li; Missouri Cen.
tral, -; Memphis 4 Charleston 72I
Nashville Il Chattanooga, S6 Rich
mond & Allegheny, 39l; Richmond &
Danville Railroad, 1.7o Rock Island,
extra dividend, 1.30I; Wabash & st. Louis
Pacific, 36s; do. preferred; est; New York
Central, 1878; Pittsburg & Cleveland guar
anteed, l.33; Western Union Telegraph, 79i
Sub Treasury balances, coin $A,635,4 400 !;
currency, $4, ,304 ,679.
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Killed While Trying to Escape.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, December %, - Ed.
Nelms, negro murderer who with six
others recently escaped from fernando,
Mississippi, Jail, was killed this morning by
the Chief of Police, W. c. Davis. Nelms
with three others were making for the Ar
kansas shore, when they were intercepted
by Chief Davis, with Captains Hackett and
O'Hara, also of the police force. When
Nelms was commanded TO halt he endeav.
ored to shoot, but his gun missed fire. Chief
Davis then fired, with fatal effect
Nelms and his party were well armed
with shot-guns and pistols His compan-
ions were captured and lodged in the ste
tion-house.
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Special to the Herald.


ROUND Rock, December 20.-A sad acci.
dent occurred here to-day to one William
Ralph, line repairer for the international 4
Great Northern Railway Company. While
engaged at the top of the telegraph pole,
forty-tiye feet In height, he was suddeuly
precipitated TO the ground by one ofthe.guy
ropes becoming entanged in the framework
of n passing engine, resulting in the
breaking of all, or nearly all,
of the ribs on one side
and probably other internal injuries. lie
was promptly attended to by the citizens
and railway men, among whom he has
many friends. The attending physicians,
three In number, think his chances of re-
covery are very doubtful.
The Knights OF Honor OF this place gave
masquerade ball last night, which was
well attended, and passed of to the salts
faction Of all.
Hill Brothers, general merchants, Of this
place, on yesterday made an assignment to
Barclay Morton for the benefit of their cred
itors.
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A Causeless Crime.

CINCINNATI, December GA spccialf from
Gore, Ohio, says The authorities placed
q guard about the house of Mrs. Terrell,
who was assassinated last night to prevent
the obliteration of the tracks of the assas-
sin. As soon as daylight came they traced
the assassin to the residence of Mr.. Arnold,
a farmer, and arrested Morgan Richardson,
one of Arnold's farm hands, as the
criminal He was armed with a revolver
which had one empty chamber He re-,
sisted arrest, but was overpowered and
placed in wagon and driven rapidly to
Logan to Jail, barely escaping lynching.
No motive for the crime has been dis
covered.
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q Nepnew or General Pope, of the
United States Army, Commit.
ted Suicide at san Anto.
Mo Yesterday.
Ane Gorernor Pardons and Commutes
Another Batch OF Convicts.
Charters Filed Yesterday.
rhe Loaded Pistol Again Gets In It's
work, killing A Little Girl
at Jacksonville
A Freight Train Dltched Near Groes.
beecE'''A Brakeman Injured.
"ai'eston Daily Budget...Eseape of a
Cheeky Negro at Athens.
Other Interesting State News
Galveston.

0hitektOn.
Special to the Herald.
GALVESTON, December t9.--Hon. Tom NJ
Healey, Irish member of Parliament Is ex.
pected to arrive here tomorrow, and will
deliver on address to citizens at Artillery
Hall, January I'd, by special invitation ON
the subject of the Land League Messrs
Mulcahy and McEnery have been appointed
committee. to welcome the guest, In the
name of the Land League. Wv
memorial is TO be circulated unon tho
streets tomorrow for the purpose OF secur.
ing the construction of custom.house NJ
this port. "'
Cotton receipts for the q hours ending
0 a. m, SOC pales.
Otl-shore signals were ordered up hereto.
day and quite refreshing northcr came as
q sequence,
The Santa Fe train this morning brought
down thlrty,one carloads Of stone for use
upon the jeities. ~ '''
w N. Morton, of Dallas, is here
a pody OF rallroad men, representing sew
oral departments of labor OF the Santa No
h?au' assembled al the office of the Master
OF transportation last evening to organize
mutual penellt association, composed OF
railroad employees. The meeting was called
to order by Mr. Crowley, Master Of Trans.
portation. James Spillane, of the General
Managers office, explained the object of the
meeting, and dwelt upon the benefit TO be
derived from the association. He was fol-
lowed by Messrs. Lally and White, Of the
Auditing Department, and Messrs Grow.
ley, Marshall, Keenan,, and McEnery. Mr..
Fox was elected Permanent Chairman,
Committees on Organization and Constitu-
ton and BYLAWS were appointed, and will
report at the next meeting, Saturday even.
ing, January Z, 1882.
During an alarm of fire this morning, the
truck OF Hook \ Ladder Company No. /
was upset on fremont street and badly
damaged; The alarm was occasioned by d
burning aue.