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Tho sIeEdy Increasl uU' tNHUTIs uI HUUI NJ
the expelse Of when naturally calculated To
make English miller Complain, but II is useless
for them 10 do so, us he movement IN the III.
recllon oi shipping ir instead of wheat will
almost certainly cont hue To spread For sew
erul years we have I'D n shipping from 10000.
900 to lbl00D bushek of wheat In its natural
form, allowing foreign milets TO reap the profit
of turning this vast amount Into flour. Nearly
all Of ou- shipments To the West Indies and
South America are made In the form of flour,
and doubtless In future years the shipments to
Europe WI be very hugely In the same form,
prlvMe letter fnm Cincinnati states that
the Kentucky wheat crop Is badly damaged.
The early wheat is Killed In many sections, and
In seycrm places nrmcrs have plowed up
their field, and plantd corn.
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PROVISIONS.

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iae w u,,,,a n, IT,, :" ro -"
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vnniHu I,vp,oua ~ "'e"''' w INV" i'NN'
III o''s WY "nv ",,',. ,,
lo-pNi ouvIN ,n,' H..
BAcoNLtong viva SUES i-Ac' snor' cioaf'
lSa; breakfast Daconloc'
DRY sALr-Lohg crar siues' IN SNORT cieaf,
l2hc,
HAMs-Cknyassed ~ ,, ,- =.
LAap-Terce lSc; lali barrel, lShc Fails. D
TO 10 lbs. 1aA@lic, 3bs NJ HOLM.
IN Chicago mess p'rk sold for May delivery
to-day In The morning ~ slsls L., anu III ,he
evening at tls'O2 l2 dicen cents unuet yesler
day For June II opened ~ slSi, ~, n y, ooseu
MslHlFl- 2 inc saih'hgutcs w WniVn ~ V'oscu
last evening, &, o,.,o,n,.,p .,,o c,,.,,n,
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COAL AND WOOD.

SMALL shipments ofcoal and charcoal are made
daily from this city To points all over the country
whcrc no supplies are kept Wood has fallen il
price since fair weather has come upon us, The
following are revised quotations.
TODAY QUOTATIONS.
CoAL-lndian nation, " per ton.
CoKx--5oc per barrel.
Woop-0ak, hickory and ash, es 90 to o. 81
per cord; Sawed stove wood is retailing at the
rates OF 81 80 TO 5 % per cord
CHAFcoAl-6S cents per barrel
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Oysters are dull on the market and elicit but
little enquiry. Game Is out of season and none
on the market
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
FIsH-Red, sheephead and trout 10Ko; New
orleans red snapper, lbc; Spanish mackerel, CSC,
OYsTERs-Baltmore per can XXX Sre medi.
m, Csc; extra select 60c; Matagorda and Bor-
wicks bay, 81 80 per hundred.
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Trustees Sale.

NDER and by virtue of authority vested IN
~ me by u certain deed IN trust executed
February 9th, 1877, 10y Oh. 7. Clint convcyinS
The hereinafter described real estate to G, y I;
Aldridgc, as trustee TO secure the payment OF
-FOUR certain promisSoTy notes, executed fSbru.
ary a,th, 1871, by said Oh. r. Clint, payable 70
order of w. l.. Mitchell, as follows; one note
for $4,000, payable March lsL 1879; one note for
$1,000, payable March LIST, 1850 ono note for
stOltO, payable March lsL 1851, one note for
SOlLO, payable March Isl, lSSl; each bearing
Sa per cent. per ennum interest aud oil san
notes being due aud unpaid, except the sum oi
~ |oG credited November 9Th, 1871,
4 l. Hen I. Jones' sheriff of Dallas county, Tex
Mfnate trustee IN said Decd In trust 70. \,
1NfNdgo having refused TO acn will sell at INC
request of Gctzandaner & Ferris, the owners nnd
holdelyIf said notes, on the second dav (heng
The iltscrucsdayl OF May, lSs2, at the Court
House doO>in Dallas city, to the highest bidder
for cash the 'Qloving described property 70,
Mit Al that ,eytaia isrnl parcel or lot q land
Nhoutcight mile, south OF city Of Dallas, being
part ff the Levi nixon League. and more psrpe'
uiarlf described ~ follows BEGINNING NJ thc cN'
ttomk southwest corner Of my who o tract y
stat 4 In the northllne Of Canes field, as II was
Ia }1j; thence eaawarlly l,iil varns To STAKE.
the ice nor,hwa,dy loss warns to astakc; thence
wcstwardly $40 vaas to stake. thence noiin ..
waiily 80 vaas tea stake, thence wes,warj,y
S6slyaraS TO sta,s. thence south 20, east l,ti2y
va1as to the place q beginning containing VoS
oc1cs Of land.
For further details. reference is made to ne
~ ddeod Of trust dug recorded IN Dallas county
Records ofdeeds. bon,s. etc. volume ~ pages -, -,
0,nd sld. Upon compliance with The terms oi say
VEN,f JONES
lcrih' Of Dallas Co,
ml6.tms Alternate Trustee.
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BUGGIEs, SPRING wAGoNs,ErU

THIS Is the great central depot for all kinds of
wagons, bugsies carriages etc, from which
country dealers get their supplies. The follow
Ing are ruling prices here
To.DAY's QUOTATIONS..
sHAFTs-si@g poles, s9@l5 per dog.
BuGGIEs-Grade b and spring. top sg0@lOG do
0pen, S0@S0 do side springs, top siOO@lS5;
side bar, sl0OslS0 dophaetons, si25@l5o A grade
bump scat buggies, sl75@2j0; platform springs
Sl0el2G three spring wagons, s90@II5.
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LETTER LIST.

The following is list of letters remaining In
the PoSt-9nice at Dallas, Dallas county, for the
Tor IN four weeks, win be sent to the dead letter
once Parties calling for these letters will
please say advertised" giving the date of ths
list; Parties living in the city will please nave
their mail addressed to their street and number
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SCRAP IRON.

Sonar iRoS Is IN demand here. Tho following
are the prices paid for all kinds OF scrap metals
ro-pAy's QUOTATIONS.
Cast u per hundred; stove, 70 cents; wrought
zoe 70 81 per hundred; brass o. to 80 per hun.
dfed; copper, tlo TO u ~ pcr hundred, sinc and
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COTTON.

TnS receipts Of cotton during the last veet
have fallen short Of expectations, and To-day
they only reached about twenty bales. nil IL
wagon, The net receipts at all tho ports sincc
last Friday have fallen OIL G5OS bales AZ com, com
pared Win Tho corresponding days Of lasi wear
The shipments abroad have been liberal I'M I'm,
!lil leave an excess over the year bcloro nj ME
dalc Of eoIS bales. In this city priccs ' aro
steady and ilrm at quotations following; N' '''
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TO.nNY s QrorArInNs.

ALcoHofr-s2 40 per raj. as per high wines.
WHisVy-ReCt!hed. 81 l0vtl 90 ag per proof
sour mash one year old. sl co. two years old
~ W6os2 25 three years old, 81 60@s2 75 fancy
extra oldwhiSky. sian5. as per age.
WlNEs--Carct In case, SS095, per quality; Ca
tawba, per gal, V0cdl 80; Port, 81 20aS; sherry,
per gar 81 2O@8 Madeira, per gal, 81 COOS; white
wine. In eases. 81 006ll0
CHAMrA GNE--Jules Mum & Co, s256D2a Held.
sick, In basket S2t6e2S; Krug. III basket S26S2s
Domestic champagne, s7alL
ALE-Stock Ale per dos 81 00S2 25; Porter
per doE, e. 0QG2 ~
BorTLs BEgE-St I.ouls quarts, sI2 pints sl2 80
hudweiser own size sl2 go plnts, Sli 10; Er.
LANCER beer, quarts, slS pintS, $500.
Hub Punch, $3.50.
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Tho Brown Cotton Gin Co.. Nov lnnhnn N

s,'ud y h,c'7'' hrs't. Rte r. BrOrn. rrc..
These mschlncs run lirh,, male rpe s.,rr,. a.,
clean the seci property ncst snr,l.h cas-. .,s,, 4, M
Avs, tho teeth will not tcnd brras on or turn bast
''en ralleys Throughout, brush strongly ,nade With
"u'ae'e boxes. cast steel journals and two b,,ts :
on.m each oni-ensurins cool bcsrinss, full spcri.
hus'e'dy motion, tcnty Gin In marke, having thla
nnproremeni) Extra large shsfts 10 saw and brush
cyhnders Strong iron frame -bcet ms.criais, sup.
ricr workmanship, aae nnlsh.
trAgc brown Gins hare hccn sold taslng IN, prs,
,hree sacns than any other two make. combined. Mr..
lsredf brown urom is,s 10 ics Of the arm Of n 4
tAy'or& % Of Columbus, osA tho president N ths
conxC..-nhf, ma nj :. -, 4 .s'-~'ss~ 80
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GseIpoci Today there was a iaIr demand
I. - X VA ifeely mel Al previous prices mid.
dImu 6il.lG Orleans 67.s' The rcceipls were
Eun of which 9gtOC bales were American
1ic nles were u OO6 bales Of which 500 werr
American and aO(o for Is porlation and spec,,la.
''"'A 'A' IVY W. '~fV''""'" WV 'p''"'"'
~" ~sa m.,ta, IN Nav yoyt one,od ou,e, An,
ra,a,rs %c ~r.hsnseT and c,otsd a,,dt AZ a."
~, a~n,s. miaallnSs isi.l ssles vi imo io
Nsw Orleans opened auei and closed IN V" ,hs
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LIQUORS

SINCE II is understood that congress will not
probably reduce the tax on whisky trade has
been better and shipments have been large. A
number of country dealers were In the ci and
orders came in freely. Prices are very firm and
90.
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fire Ar'Hss yYnvcr

srFIp> - 80 - >a---r~ ~<-@,A- ~
no pressing weight bears
aoW,. dustries; but that state and
on Che incoming tide Of prosperity.
The railroad Interests Of this r.'r ~
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AdaHs, DrDL Al,
Alexander, CT An
Armstrong, Mrs Polite All
Austin, 4 4 Asl
Ashley, Miss Jennie
Bailey, HI 30,
Bnten IN, IN Be,
Becker, Mrs D r BE,
Bennett rs Bel
Blood, II c (3) Boz
Bowman, Joel W Brt
Brown, Julie Miss Br.
Brown, Hattie Br,
Brown, Bernard Bu
Hurr, Willie Bul
burton, Il Il Bul
BulterWOrth, Nellie
Cummings, Mrs Minnie Gu,
Callahan. Mrs Fleming Cal
Campbell, Katie Car
Garter, st Clay Ca,
Carver, John Cot
Charleston, Jesse Oh.
Cheatle, Tom Cha
CLARK, Il Il Col
Cosdell, Miss Sallie Co,
Coulter, Lille Co!
Grim, W \
Day, @ y De
Detorf. Granville nit
llodd, HGrr EFT Do
Duprey, Florence pu
Elliott, J w cry
Farmer, Annie File
Fleming, Alfred FIR,
Gillespie, Mary Git
Golispy. Frank cob CT,
Gregory, Il j Or
lIalleran, Jno o la
Hand, n |. IIa
Harrison, DR. Leo lia
llarges, X ) Ia
hnrriS. j I Ha'
Gays, JOS & lIa'
HAWKINS; Col j X Hei
ii0et VIII Hal
Howard, Charlie (coO HUI
liymcrs, Mrs Helen
James, W N X JAG
Johnson, Nancy JAG
jeffrey, AlanSOn job
Journigan, DR. ID j Jon
Jones Ella job
Johnson, James A
helly ~ criycn, kei
Kennedy W Il Kin
klnly. VIM
LailhOh, i Il LAT
Ice, Roberta Liy
Liggelt, Ellen Loo
Luuler, b W
Manning, Jno MAJ
March, Celia Ma
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APRIL DRAWING
Whole Tickets, 80, Half Tiekets.sl
81 Tickets, $50; 55Tickets SIOO,

Remit money or bank draft in letter or send
by express Don't send by registered letter or
postoiice order. Orders OF S. and upward by
express can be sent at our expense Address all
Building, Louisville, Ky or X. N. B0ARDMAN,
800 Broadway, New York
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Alexandes. Miss l. 4
Andrews, Y A
Armstrong, Miss Calm,
Ash, VIM
Boswell, Henry Col
Becker, " Z
Beaupre, Mrs Leonsro
Belcher VIM
Boatner, Jas W (2)
Browning, NJ 4
Drawn, G w
Brown. III T
Bunch, NJ d l.
Burncs, "Jecmes"
Burnett, \ b
, Cunan, Dan
Calhoun, Mrs s
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Cotlrcll, VIM Henry
Chaddick. L f.
CLARK, Peter II
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Hawkins, Col JP
Havcr, Geo
Heart, j Il
Hard, San
Jacobs, ] G.
Jackson, Cherry
Johnson, Andrew
Jones, Henry
johnson, Win Il
Kennedy, Margaret
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Livingston, Jas Z
LoOncy. j X
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~ The state has the right y nct..
With, or 10 regulate. rates Of
10 one would desire 10 be arrayed
/ state policy, But, even II such q
% exist, n does not carry with II
/ OF practical conilscai,on !, cnd
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:. a,unNvntapN wSoD WORK.

otton. The army W..
10 harm this -lmmedialp north r Tex with
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- 3 8 q. .ss..s
Popular Monthly Drawing of Ia
In the city of Louisville. on
Saturday. April 20. 1850

These drawings occur monthly Sundays en-.
cepted) under provisions OF an act of the Can.
eral Assembly OF Kentucky. NN'''
The United States Circuit Court on March s1st
rendered the following decisions. '-''
lst-That the Commonwealth Distribution
Company is legal.
2nd-Its drawings are fair.
N. B-The Company has now on hand a large
reserve fund Read carefully the list OF prizes
for the pass
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littlend the Id quotations showed only q
point3ecine slr the day before. Sales,
III tM ,lap


NeOrleans futlks opened stcndy at an adj
yancnf | point fr last evening, reccded 4
point but closed ady at opening quotations.
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Enttery.
La. S. T..

o,,aar ~ y nc , Ty MyoIy eyer voted ON and
Louisiana State Lottery Go.
incorporated! in lses for 2S years by the Legis.
with capital of sl,O00 0O0-to which a reSerga.
fund Of over s550000 has since been added
By an overwhelming popular vote, It's fra,l
ohise was made a part of the present State Conl
stitution adopted December 2nd, A. D., 1879
Its Grand Single Number Drawings viii ,sho
place monthly. IL never scales or postponef
Look AT the following distribution:
Grand Monthly Distribution Class f., at New
Orleans, Tuesday, May 9th, 1882.
And all future Distributions under the sunarv,,
ion and management OF
Gems. q. T. BEA UREGaRD, OLA
and JUBAL A. EARLY, of Va
gy9pitaI E3y,iZa. aSG. 0NO
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1857 Prizes amounting to. ..,,,s sin ,Oo
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leans. Write for information or send orders n
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