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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-12
Austin.

AUSTIN, October 10,-Colonel Peeler, at
torney for the state in the Mercer colony
case, will try to get it advanced in the
United States supreme court, that 1t may
be disposed of early as possible.
Adjutant General King returned this
morning from n trip to the frontier. He
reports III Paso and Colorado City rapidly
improving and business very brisk. Rains
have been abundant, and the range was
never in better condition. Strong indica-
tiors OF gold, silver, copper and lead arc
found in the vicinity of the Guadalupe and
Waco mountains, and the general thinks
the next legislature should adopt some sys-
tenn TO have their value definitely ascer;
tanned. General Rust, of Dallas, has found
very rich deposits of gold and silver near
Carrizza, not far from the line OF the Texas
& Pacific railroad.
The surveyor Of Starr county was shot
and killed at Rio Grande City some days
ago, and IL is feared il will lead 10 a serious
difficulty and rangers have, been asked for
10 preserve the peace.
Trouble growing out of the recent muir
der trials In San Antonio is brewing in La
Sale county.
In regard TO the poll tax question referred
to the comptroller from Pamela county, the
attorney general gives the following opin-
ion: No greater poll tax for county Dur
poses can be collected for the year 1882 tnan
that fixed by act ofthe extra session OF the
legislature. 1t is true, he says, that your
county commissioners court had advised
greater tax prior TO the passage OF TINS law
but the tax did not become due and paya'
bic until many months later; The same
rule applies to poll as TO ad valorem taxes,
viz. that no greater amount can be col
lectsd than Is warranted BY the law IN
force at the timeth tax Is due aud payable.
Judge Ireland and George Pfciffer were
here to-day The former goes to Belton,
where ne steaks Friday.
AUSTIN. October 9-ln diihculty last
night At Bluff Springs Richard Chapman, a
Baptist preacher istaily staD9e r. Sonn
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Bastrop


Special to the Herald.
BAsTRoP, October 10.-The Bastrop base
ball club authorizes your reporter to chal-
lenge hereby any base ball club in the
state for a match game of base bail to be
played at the capital state fair grounds,
Austin, Texas, next week. Any club de-
string to communicate with the club may
do so by addressing Mr.. c. r. Haynie,
Bastrop.
Senator A. W, Moore who has been
quite sick at his stock farm, near Bastrop,
is reported by Doctor Savers to be doing
we'll
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GERS ON the down train Of tho Galveston,
Houston Il Henderson railroad last night,
died az the depot upon tho arrival OF tIo
train, lie was native Of Galway Ireland.
AZ mn early hour Saturday morning, u
party composed OF Recorder j. w. Kelly,
ii. ii. Mayer and Z. 4. Langyiile, q promi.
nent attorney at law, LETT III Judge
Kelly's yacht Lilly for a pleasure
excursion to Clear Lake, but when within u
short distance of the entrance TO inc idx IKE
Langville was seen TO lose ms
balance aud fall overborrd., 10
fore any assistance could DC
rendered him by his companions he sank
from view. Every effort was made TO efiect
recovery of his body but no trace OF it could
be found. Judge Kelly returned 70
the city last night. and early
this morning, boat containing "
several men and coffin was sent out TO
search for the lost man. The party re-
turned late this evening with the corpse
Langyille was about 40 years of age, ana
had been practitioner OF the law
twelve wears. He leaves q wife, TWO
children and u host of friends to mourn his
sad and untimely fate:
Otto, ward master of the Galveston, Hous.
ton & Henderson road, had two fingers OF
his right hand cut off while coupling cars
Sunday afternoon.
Rev s. II. Werlin, of Houston. is here,
sssist;no Dr. Briggs, of ST. Johns Metho-
dist Church. in a Series of protracted meet
ings
Andrew Conrad, the drayman who
ran over and killed the little child
nf Charles Werth in the east end
of the citv Saturday, against whom the
charge of negligent homicide was made,
has heen Released from custody, the
SHnUnei july
The bridge ON the Texas Mexican across
the Rio Grande at Laredo, swept away by
recent floods. has been rebuilt and traffic
viii he resumed at once.
GALVESTON, October 10.-Spot cotton
o1osad s,eaIv, middline. 10 81 sales. 1906;
r receiuts 80 3 s53.
' Tnt,,res onened dull; January, 10 So to
N Al. Febrnorv, 10 90 to 10 IS; March, 10 IS
IN 10'62. April- 10 ii to 10 "a; October, 10 55
~ IN 66. November. 10 So to 10 80; Deem
her 10 Re TO 10 30, Closed quiet; January,
~ 10, LNobrrory IN II IN 10 53. March, 10 81
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Special to the Herald.
CoRsIcANA, October 10.-The rain, which
has been seriously delaying cotton picking,
cleared to-day in time for Batcheller "
Doris parade, The largest crowd ever in
to circus attended to-day, and our BUSH
ness men here all did heavy trade.
Cotton came in lively and is being shipped
as fast as received, keeping our cotton COM
press busy.
Aldermen Phillips and Goodman have
both resigned and Others will be put out for
the coming election,
The competitive examination for the ex-
ira teachers for our public schools will take
place Monday.
Mr.. L. j. Elser, our well-known book and
stationery man, will be home from New
Y ork state this week and bring his bride,
nee Miss Garner.
CoRsIcANA, October 9.-Yesterday after
noon one of the Central freight clerks fell
from moving train. Fifteen cars passed
over him without injuring him in the least;
He says his slender build is all that saved
him, and that he owes his life to his hotel
keeper.
Cotton is coming in at the rate of $50
bales day. The compress is doing good
work pressing the tleecy staple.
Batcheller u Doris show here tomorrow;
hence to Mexia.
The new hotel, which, by the way, is one
of the finest in the state, is now being fur-
nished, and when ready to open will have
cost not less than $4,000.
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Graham
Special TO the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
GRAHAM, October 9.-owing to the con-
tractors inability to continue mail service
at the low rate paid by the government on
the route between this place and Weather.
| ford, we have had no mail for four days.
On account of high water we are also cut
off from any communication west.
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\ Card

a Card.
TO all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, ETC., l
will send recipe that will cure you, free
of charge. This great remedy was discov-
cred by missionary in South America.
Send a sefaddressed envelope to the Rev.
Joseph T. Inman, Station D, New York
o,tN
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Doctor ]. W. Gibbon, of Arkansas,
writes: "For many years my wife was a
sufferer from terrible female complaint
that bailled the skill of all physicians
around me. She used Doctor Dromsoole's
English Female Bitters, they cured her
sound and well, and | do not hesitate to
say. they saved her lie"
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AxToRD. MGcHrgAs, August %. ls79.-CARTEB
MEDICINE COMPANY:
Gent4emen-Please send 70 my address
another bottle Of tie Little Liver Pills. ]
consider them a sovereign remedy Tor Head
ache. CHAELEs 5. SANFORD,
Midland county, Micigan.
For sale by Williams. Tolliver Il Walker
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shnoh's Cough ami Consumption Cures
sod by us on guarantee. ltcures con
sumption. Sold By Hickoz a House, drug
rists. GI5 Main street Dallas, Texas.
ghflohfs Catarrh Remedy positive cure
Tor catarrh. dirtheria ard cznker mouth
sold bv HickoN a Rouse. druggists. 20
Main street. Daiins. Texas.
are you made nIsernhit b. Indigestion,
consultation dizziuess lOss Of appetite
yellow stiu? shnoh's Nitallzer j. r pesitirs
cure. Sold By HicEoE & House. drreEists
sl5 Man street HailEs. TeEas.
WHY vii sou cough when Shloh's ~,
rfIl give ftr med etc relief Price II Cts
atrrs. and Sd sold b. Hickor a He 49,
f-1rr'-fs If Mai- ssneef Dailes. TsEss.
HErErurf- lasting and fragrart
ls-furu. PrfeZj anr 50 cents. Sold ~
EieE-- r f01ae, druggists. 60 NEir
-rrraf. Ta-'irs. Teres.
eii1rh's Cure NII irurueiia-ey relieve
c-eun. VII opinr couch and trDnct -
sod ~ Eick1r A Huuse. drurrsis -
Nsin sfrs. {. Dallas, Terns.
Araes. iuiectur free With e-ch t1lf.e q
gtIfl0h's stsrrh Remeiv. Pre- 81 oeIts
sod b. Hickor a Houss. drurEisfs 90
Main - eet Dallas. Teras
Frr rsrersia and IT-r crfuIiEirt. Tul
ha-s printed rua-zrtes On even br-tl- q
s1Ifr' = Titali1er. u neser fails to r-re
1rrf b. Hicfrr a Houss dru--rs -
Nsir strest l.-Ilss Tsrss
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Opinion of Eminent DR.. III. X. Walton, An
napolis, Md.
Colden's Liebig's Liquid Extract of Beef
and Tonic Invigorator is q most excellent
preparation. 1t is, par excellence, superior
TO cod liver oil or anything l have ever
used in wasted or impaired constitutions,
and an excellent preventive of malarial dis
eases. (Remember the name, Colden's-
take no other) OF druggists generally.
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Notice TO Occupation Tax-Payers.
The grand jury is now in session, and all
PARTIES due an occupation tax are notified
To call and settle the same at once.
Respectfully, w. II. PRArHER'
Tax Collector Dallas county.
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wopderfull without number

are the cures recorded BY the use Of Browns
Arnica Save. Not a family in America
but should keep a remedy for burns, cuts,
bruises. old sores and inilamed sore eyes,
always In the house. The Brown Medicine
COMPANY warrant every box Of Browns
mica "a We
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Whenever you prefer 70 90 hungry rather
than suffer from Dyspepsia diter eating,
use Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets and enjoy
your dinner. IN neat tin boxes. p and %
c nts. Sold by W. II. Patterson, a Co,
Daflaa Teas
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Lone Oak.
Special to the Herald.

DpOUIlI 10 VIlO 1IVIuKV.'
LONE OAK, October 0.-Colonel James ?.
Jones and p. w. Wade addressed an atten-
tive audience here Saturday. The citizens
of this portion of Hunt county are almost
unanimous for Jones. Wade is the So
called independent candidate. The green
hackers who left the democratic party are
coming back, and will support Jones, and
citizens, we think that the combined sup
port of Wade and his compatriot, S. II.
Russell, cannot exceed ten votes at this box.
after pleasant day with the citizens here,
Colonel Jones left on this mornings train
to meet his appointment at Emory, carry
ing with him the best wishes of our almost
solid democratic precincts.
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2Jc VS.. S25l
The one buys box of Browns Vegeta'
bic Liver Pills, which cures constipation,
sick headache and torpid liver; the other
YOU paw your doctor as a penalty for not
using Browns Liver Pills in time which
amount will you pay? All of Browns med
Gin es for sale bv all druggists in Dallas,
asst Dali as and Texas.
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Thus your friends Vil sing as they watch
your lie hickerinE out with that dread dis
ease drstersia. STAY ifs rarnces ~ using
30 u-re Browns Peusin Tome hefuefn-
bfri Delays are dangerous
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st.saial n Ne Hfrs1
s.r ssra. oaoi,-r "a a scd8sn cs-uEt
II ruin. sua.po-el o. he fr1n q sltsrsp5ui-
o--u-r-d On Tbu--,lsy riglt isst- Il va
CO.. f-.ed % = u-rr0r s-ers 81 co-utry On
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IVA, ILL.,, January "a, 1ss1.-CARTER MEDICINE

IVA. ILL, january q, 1SSl.-CARTER MEDICINE
Co.:
Gents.-Enclosed find one dollar, for
which please send by return mail one bot
tie Carriers Little Nerve Pills, and for the
balance Carter's Little Liver Pills. The
sample bottle of Liver Pills received from
you some time ago have been tested by me
and several of my friends, among whom
distributed them, and in every instance
have given entire satisfaction. For sick
headache, they are the medicine-seek not
to improve them-they are perfect.
HUGH WILL, Ava, Jackson Co., Ills.
For sale by Williams, Tolliyer IL Walker,
druggists, Dallas Texas.
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SIS q curei srslp sores, sores In nos
f-1is and ear. after eFerTfhinE known %
fiis % ed zeal fra eruity had iaIifd- Iuo. 8
Taaesrt. Tel Ouerst0r. Salamanca, y. =
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There "a no denying that snzodnnt "a
the best preparation for the mouth and
teeth. Preparations. like snOw-hakes ~
number. have appeared, bot the public
FIFTH is sill strong iu the virtues oi sodo-
don't. Its Use grlus yearly.
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Tfr neu brad Sr-ru- rrh1rcn Il wat
srrrr dealer should hare in sfo-af. Citr-
e-s ~ therr is nuthinE squll 81 In On ths
-rfr-rrf
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Ertrv ctsvsr sh.uid my SrrHE Narg
i.sc1uss q isths rt- Tobacco erer s,'id n
TtEss
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HnffFHnUF TfFAf NVNI wv
Thla IA h certify ihal We hove ,ngd YOU
oyt0N6kHttt EfutT" fof BLACK ltG
In Cattle by gting from u " 70 df0ps lller.
nally and APPLYING externally once or lWee ~
H. naris aIIntied and ID gav6 immediate relief
A. I MoiURE W, y. BHlfLtIT
A. i. BTEWAfiD. WILL MCCLURE
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Every day III this city thousands CT per
sons eat too much at dinner, and, as a con-
sequence, suffer from sour stomach, heart
burn, indigestion, dyspepsia, etc. If these
will take just one of Carter's Little Liver.
Pills Immediately after eating, they will be
surprised by the entire absence of those I'M
pleasant feelings which daily distress them,
and may continue in their improper course
of eating big dinners without fear. Only
one little pill, remember 25 cents. AL
druggists. For sale bv Williams, Toliiyer
R Walker druggists
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epeclal 70 tne neIhlu-
FoHr WORM, October 9.-In the district
court to-day Ed Curtis, charged with burg
larry, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
two years in the penitentiary. johnson
MAYS. a negro, charged with intent to muir
der Officer Hall by shooting him in the
face. the jury found guilty and he was
sentenced to three years,
MIR. L. Durham, a railroad man, tried 10
commit suicide by taking laudanum; Canse'
disappointment in love, Miss Sleyster hay-
HE wife o DR.. E. Mcdaniel left him
taking s4O0, which Was recovered. She re-
fnsed 10 live with him longer.
Five salool casrs were tined inthe county
court Allpleaded guilty.
The p sliminary examination OF n. ".
smith. cha ged Nfth the rape Of a negro
child. was not cOrcl uded.
The feroi OF The city assessor shows the
total amount Of tex levied for lss2 70 be
$685. 20. total amount Of polls IN the
. senator B Coke has been spoken to andwIl
speak here Thursday.
Na-V HOGAN. a well educated lady. con
sreS fnr some time for insanity and dis
rhsfusd cured, has gone 20 Weatheri0rd-
me arrafrriel cOure alton meets to-mur-
--,-- Il Uecefur. Disfricfs-Tarrenf. Parker,
i've ard Jack. Cendidaies-J. =. Smith,
MAJOR here and " X cheuDon- IL y
r5,.rede here that Smith vii BE- nom
iIiafed.
F0nv cars q bssvss passed here ye-ier-
frr AID twenty - day
81 thousand dollars cssh ses oiiersd Ter
40 bervss here 10 day and refnsed-
es0-n~ weather and = biE rain Saturday
night. 10 l. clear to-day
Cotton ard produce are coming IN sioNiy-
Trade is dull.
Trn Co-rarciles- sae0-nEn, ~ DOES -,
sud his sqnaH. tre lnsi on ruin -. DIS
- ~ sr'ferrrffer. = White man rtm,c
v1-rarre. sirnilr ~ inr IN he siEtt-a
Tfrrrr e urf uu-k has tefi tne Don.
r.IfIr \ TsrntI Isilsn nf b1r-se. irf i iesrss
.,-nn-rru ~ 1serzfur sd VII - Orc
enter i,er~t-ir iffu The csrTr-s
Far1 WarTH. Ottoaer IA long sd
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Albany.

Special to the Herald.
ALBANY, October 9.-George Howard was
cut IN the abdomen, in Throckmorton
county, twenty-iour miles from here, yes
terday, by man named II. G. Collins.
The difficulty occurred over a bag of pecans
that Howard said he had gathered on land
claimed by Collins. Howard died to-day.
Collins is still at large.
Court has adjourned. Only ore person
was sent to Huntsville, negro named Bill
Gilmore, for two years, for theft.
G.. M. Freeman was brought yesterday
from Seymour and lodged in jail at this
place. charged with stealing $3.50 from
Talby & Bros. at that place. Freeman is
well connected here, and our people sympa-
thize to u great extent with his fathers
family.
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Btrfeeoor rsxAs, AnFusi ~ 1871
OtsfrrHfnf II hays aoid "wONDEWUt
EfiIfh 10 several OF NY customers who use1
II Tor tho cure of BLACK LEG ~ EiydnH
QUO or two doses informally nnd applying " ~
ternaily II worked like q charm I9oiliiis, gio'
J, H. HUTClIisON.
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MO OLD SOLDIERS
BH clean Goods, New Stock and Low Prices Of
SCHOOL SUPPLIES '~;g TT rs. sf7S ~ HTt1s

The channel of lower Cherokee creek com
mencing five miles above Us mouth into
into the Colorado river. The creek was
flooded to the extent Of a forty-llye feet per.
pondiCulgr rise in places, and the waters
did much damage 10 stock aud other prop.
crty. No human lives were lost, So great
was the force Of the food that cattle were
carried down the creek and thrown bodily
across the Colorado river and lodged upon
the east bank much mangled, but many
were saved The Colorado river In the i'm
mediate vicinity of the mouth of the Cher
okee was suddenly raised to within one foot
of the highest water mark of the season.
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~, aa,e nv onOWDus BALDWIN " wIIIAbis. DaIas Tcxss

tremendous swarm of grasshoppers was Wit
messed going southeast this morning,
many alightng in the suburbs, but the
greater part passedon. ,-, A..
district court and as levcral desperate cases
are among the prisoners, Sheriff Maddox
will provide strong guard to escort them
to Huntsville.
One hundred ana sixteen bales of cotton
and 1900 pounds of wool were received to-
day.
There have been twenty-five burials in
the new and seven in the old cemetery Tor
the month of September.
Captain Smith, special post office detec-
tive, has been here for couple of days and
leaves tonight
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PALESTINE.
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence OF the Herald.
PALESTINE, October Z, lSs2.-There has
been much excitement here over the arrest
Of a young man named Griffin, charged
with committing an outrage upon young
girl near Neches. The girl was aged about
prominent citizen of the town of Neches.
Griffin got her into the woods near the
town, and the child is so injured that her
life is despaired of. Griffin was placed I'M
der guard near the town before being sent
to jail at Palestine, but was rescued by his
friends, and now the county officials are in
hot pursuit of him, and the report tonight
is that the poor girl is dying.
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Forty Years Experience OF an Old Nurs'

Forty Years Experience OF an Old Nurse
Mrs. Wnslows Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one of the best female ply
scans and nurses in the United States, and
has been used for forty years with never.
mothers and children, from the feeble in
FAINT of one week old to the adult. 1t cor
reefs acidity of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, and gives rest,
health and comfort to mother and child.
We believe it the best and surest remedy in
the world in all cases Of dysentery and diar-
rhea in children, whether arising from
teething or from any other cause. Full di-
rections for using will accompany each bot,
tie. None genuine unless the facsimile of
Curtis & Perkins is on the outside wrapper
Sold by all medicine dealers. % cents
Bottle
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Houston.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
HoUsToY, October 0.--G. Miles Rhoades
was shot and it is thought MORALLY wound
ed to-day in front of Perry's gambling
house, on Preston street, by John j. Lewis,
a gambler and at one time member OF the
Houston police force. From an ante-mor-
tenn statement made by Rhoades 1t appears
that Lewis and Rhoades' brother had quar-
rel up in the gambling den, and that he
went up and brought his brother down
stairs on the sidewalk. Lewis then followed
them, and without any provocation drew
his siX-shooter and shot him. The ball TOOK
effect in the bowels about two inches from
the navel, and did not come out Lewis
was arrested and lodged in jail. The wound.
ed man was taken into ahouse and attended
by physician, who pronounced the wound
probably fatal Rhoades is a carpenter ard
has resided at FIatonia for the past two
years, where he has a wife and six chileren.
He was on his way to Liberty to buy some
cattle and to see his father, who
resides in the rear of the town OF Liberty:
A German emigrant, Adam Fisher, died
on the International train yesterday, en-
route to Texas. His body was brought
here and an inquest held, the iur' finding
that he died from natural causes.
The city council met to-day and trans
acted large amount of business. stephen
O'Flynn, the newly elected alderman, was
sworn in. The mayor was authorized to
advertise for proposals for new iron
bridge over Buffalo bayou at the foot OF
Preston street. TO cost $4,000.
Harvey T. d. Wilson filed suit in the
district court to-day for S49,006 against the
Texas Western Construction company and
garnisheed the Texas Western road. Will
son was the contractor who built the extern
sion from Patterson 10 Sealev and claims
this amount due on the contract. He gave
500, 600 bond, North Roliert, Brewster and
James /. ID. Wilson as securities.
The cotton arket closed firm and un-
changed. Sales, 1,432 bales; receipts, TO-
2T0, gross; 4 800, net.
HousroN, October 10.-Miles Rhodes, WHO
was shot yesterday by John Lewis, died
this evening. His body was taken 10 va
tonia for burial. The grand jury. are IN
session and will soon dispose OF Lewis cas-.
The new street railway company con-
menced laying ties for its track to-day.
The Capitol hotel expects to open TO the
public on the Esd inst. &,
The cotton market closed very hrm ard
unchanged; sales, 1852 bales; receipts, g.
Criminal court began the trial of cases to-
day. Several minor cases were disposed OF.
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