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IuILp,Na MATERIAL.

The furniture aud dye woods that abound in
the forests OF the NEST India islands, on the
bays, inlrts ana rivers OF the Car iheau cuust Il
northern South America, aud In the maritime
regions Of central America, Guatemala, Yucca
tau aud Mexico ave for over 90 years been Un
important feature In the commerce of America
ana Europe The forests that supply these
woods have been cut away along the udCWNt'r
TO such an extent that IL is now more costly
than It was To get the Hmber 10 places Of ship
mCut and the governments Of the several Span.
h-Amcrcan republics that embrace these for
ests ARE making efforts 10 construct railroads
nom the seapurts TO interior points. British
Honduras Guatemala, Spanish Honduras, Costa
Rich, Nicata ua, Columbia and Venezuela are
awake To the Importance OF railroads, and lines
are IN progress OF construction In those COun'
tries that win penetrate their ynst forests aud
briug to the coast cedar, npOdillR, mahogany,
zapote, insti2, lOgWOOd and all the varieties of
furniture II d dye woods. These countries
abound In valuable woods, not yet known tO
commerce, that will be brought to view when
ihe localities In which they grow are opened up
by railroads, Within the last three or four years
several entorpTislng merchants Of New Orleans
have turned their attention TO this valuable
trade,
To-DkY's QUOTATIONS..
RMuK-ht the kllns to $40 kiln run.
sToNE-At the Dallas quHrries, 30 per cubic
foot II for foundation; i6 for wall and % for
Crossed front
LUaBER-Yollow pine, rough 81 90 por lCQ
tucI 'Ntl ~ lttl III iougtll, - els MbNiuu hllu
dressed flooring and finishing, " 70: y ceiling
o. y ceiling. 81 NO. yellow Pine siding %; white
pine Oeiiiug 81 co. fret common $50; second com
mon, 27b white pine siding, first common,
~ 49, second common, 90; poplar siding "a,
clear 81 90; poplar ceiling, "a 10; ssh
aud walnut flooring, 500 per thousand,
poplar dressed both Sides, $50 rough walnut,
el2b 10 l5O Common doOra q 30 10 sS sash. 81 70
TO 20 ~ 10 sist,
sniNoLfs--YclIm. pine, 81 50 10 4 %; whits
pluo 81 so to 60 co. Cypress, No !, o.; No q
"a So hoS, o. 2S.
Cr,uNi - Rosendalo, % 75i Louisynla 70 %
Portland, Sc 10,
DRAIN PlrE-S lnch, l5G por foot tinCh, Ne;
& Inch, Nhc, Inch, &c; inch. SOC
CEMENT rIur3--G inch, S7AC, inch dec, 0 inOA
oelltnr io!nLel; inch can, 300; 2 inch editing
lOint, "a "a; inch esp do, Gee.
MtNkp PAiETS--Reldy TOT use mud ell cOlOrs
u 0lGti 50 pef gpl. All the tested and standard
mukes aru on salc by Dallas doalcrR,
WHlTE LtAD--StnCtly pure, ~ bO
i1nB-Cooperca Austin, 90 per batrel hulk
q 80 Denleop car llis, 00c; per barrel. ~ ~
Dnllaa. In lots, 2Ol; por bushe $50
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Ns1iscellamrnas NtlnntN

3HANlED-saddle Hand and Harness Hands
W None but sober men. Address
uari1-6t PORTER. Abilene, Texas
hiANrED-Ouc hundred Teams to haul
W cto,s-usi. siegjy cmpl0ymCn. for Twelve
months. Apply o
3, MUNIESHElMER & co.
marlh'2w Tie tOutUcturS. Mincole. T,,HS.
NJ ANiEDs-I Two suOemaRor>; ti.75 iur Bot. om.
ing Apply To l. krdpi, colorado.
msrl3 50.
WANTED A situation as luusegeepVr in n
W good 'ainlly or hotel hv u miGdlc-agCd
widow lady hu children references given aud
required, Address MIS-. t0mau box 49,, shOr-
man Texas, marll-lw
WANTED. You to send me postal card be-
w fore yuu let the contract 10 build that
fence. Fine front fences OF iron or wood a spe.
clNlty BOis Arc posts now on hand. g. NJ
uyerleeSe, E. Ross avenue mnrllSw If
AFAETED-A goycruoss who can teach Latin
w md music James Il simpson marlOlw
MISUNDERSTANDING statesmen m All parts OF
w Texas. For full particulars address "
e. Graham & Co., Terrell Texas References
required, MARLIN
NfANTEn-YOu 10 stop at thg NATIONAL,
w HOTEL FirstGlass accommodations at
reasonable rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
T"kNTY-FINE GENTS PER DAY Board and
lodging from "a so TO 81 per week, The build.
lug Is brick, with three stairway in case OF ire
Located IN the business portion OF the city, only
from Texas ~ Pacific aud Missouri Pacific Depot
Convenient 10 passengers coming or going over
either road. Give us trial, and be convinced
| That you can get good accommodation aud save
money by stopping at the National. j. NJ. Oar
! Proprietor ianlg.iyr
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ehrap Column.


n OrCE-Adyvfusl neDts mar .e H..sGsl loin
- our business o4cc up 20 Sp. n;,, su1 into ;EC
coWul,log MON up 90 a. ST.
NuIteE-NOI 10 CONTRACTORS
y Sea ci proposals win De resolved by thc uu-
dCr,igugd for The er. Cuiu OF tWu-stIrg fran
residence iu thcCily o' Jtlcr,un, Marion county.
IuAa5 according tnplaus and specifications fus
same ON DIE iu the oul-y OF J. E Flanders,
ufchil.Ca 1oJ Main street. Dallas. Texas. All
framing lumber Euuuur. shingles and dilS
iuculiuv AL glass "a q paints viii be- furnished
10y the oWucJ An bids must be- in ON or before
the 2Ilh day of March leNi The righL Is raspty-
ed % reject any aud all bids W. }. CLARK,
manl-lm 1903 Elm street. Dallas. Texas
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EOB sAJE-Eugine, Boiler and spice Mills In
I good oder. For further particulars call on
mario I'm MCENNiS Il co
For SALE Com ortable COTTAGE with six
| rooms, on lot lltXll0, corpgrOf llawood aud
Marllla streets. Terms part cash. balai &c In
monthly payments II desired Inquire Gt Com
merctAl hotel sarll--2t
Eok SALE--iiigh class poultry eggs for hates
ing Plymouth Rocks, s. tor S., White Leg
horns, ~ for 81 90, Brown LeEhOrus IL tor 81 go.
Lcnvo order with " Barton a. Co, G25 Elm
street. Dallas Tex morl3 Nv
FOR TRADF--A nov piano, drsteass make,
/ to trade for u lot in the residence part OF the
city Iedurs preferred Address piano" Her
alH olllce mar3 lw.
LOk SALE top buggy, Ieurly new Apply
y 10 e.. II Edwards, ~ Min street murll-l,
nor SALE-A farm containing one hundred
/ and atty acre, OF cultivated aud Ave acres OF
timber land. three miles southwest of Dallas on
the Cedar hin road. Farm is wen improved,
containing orchard and plenty Of watcr Cheap
Tor &C. Sh, Apply To WIZ, l\mbTough, on The
premises mul02w.
EOk SNLE-My huUst and loL corner Ross NV
L cnuc and johnson street For further in.
formation apply To d. n, lUwCctt, Agent Texas
EN Co q T. Campbell, Dallas, Tex. mHr6-lm
LOR bALt-A farm % Gctcs under improve.
] mcnG 10 niles north of Dallas, with or with.
odt stock aud implements. Address Dr. Thorn
rs, Dallas, TcN's, feh2S.im
NUNsNLt-l 10 acres, To be SOFA as u whole
| or In cuuus, in Kent county; part on lone
time, mad part In cash aud Othec property; rare
chance :. u hHai& q. tebi-thurS&Suuo
nUk SAIE-A new uuss mace by nilburu
i Manufacturing Go. OF ST. Louis, wlll be sold
at.esS than ,oat Apply 70 John rnucgGn,
! Denton, Texas lau25tt
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Gmsiness Olnportmnitu.

business OpVOKTuNTIY.- gentleman
D,age aal, intending removn. 10 Texas this
spring Will inveS 6, 100 To $1,000 in any safe
legitimate business that viii promise iar re-.
nun ration Has had eighteen years business
experience, and has ext nSiye acquaintance with
leading bankers IN New York city. highest
references given and required Communications
strictly confidential address, with particulars,
=. A. JOHNS,
marla2' 81 Ann street, New YORK civ.
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PRISIs-Frocman =, ., Lodi, o, Gloucester G;
Harmony, q CochcCo dA Aerrimec, &, Grecn.
wioh, 6S; Alou 6; Albion, solid, Ok Peabody
solid 5'i; Peabody black, OK; Simpson black.
ing, ca,
nEAvY BROWN DoaEsrCs--AutustA, a. ~;
Indian Head, SA; Swift Creek, ~ q ~ dctun,
a., ga EdgeHold, "a, ~; Cabot, A., ~;
Dorby, 81 ~ Glendale, 81, 30 NatcheA 81,
% Charter Oak, IA, T. Lake George, Il, 2;
Great Western, A, s. International a., 5 "a.
FtsR HRowH DoMISrlCs George, 2; Uar.
vest, S6 pocahontas, o. Great Falls, 7; Peer
less, d. Plum Island, & Atlantic, 50; Green.
brier, S
BLnAcnEp DoMEsriCs--social, IS; Sunny sida, s.
Homesvhe, ~; Forest $: Blg Bonanza, rs, g.
Auburn, 50; Lousdale, w; Lonsdalo, cambria
H. wamsutta, ~; New York mills, IL; Diamond
liill. cambria, v knights, cambria y Hero, A.
:; Hero, rs, y BallaTdvale, Z Cambridge, rs q;
Peerless, S.i, 81,
DucRs-ArkwrighLi 6; Ettrick. s.os, lls. Stark
S-oz, l2l,; stark, lU-oz, l6h; Savage S'oG l2t,
llampden, brown and drab, 90, 10 llampdcp
Xxx. do, ID Boston, 1901, brown and drab, ny
Muntauk, 40 inch, 81 No, 4 40 inch, i2h; No
& W inch, 67h; Gold Medal Blue, Nv; Lion
brown aud drab. ~.
AMBRAy--liS0o Ice.
TICKING moskeag AGA, iSh Hamilton ~
hollywood, plaid, H. Standard 2, 10 taston Il
~; Omega, l6p
HloKoRY- Rock River 6.S Blue and Brown,
ghc; India, l0hc; Arlington, $40; Thorndikc,
| u &C: Hamilton IL.
| KENTUCKY JRANs--Paclfc X. r., 2tColumbia
40 Kansas lSt; Humboldt 81; palaris, n y;
| Table Rock, 10y; bonanza, 22S; Pride Of tn,
West 32S; Bang Up, 20 beer Island, SSs Hco
| kuk, So Mississippi X. ~ RoXhOrough, 1915
Badge. 2i,; Golden Fleece "a; ST. Cloud S7Is,
| LiNsRYs-Dcxter, 2hS Justice, ~: Wnyvrly, l5X
ireen Sriar, l3S: Rob Roy II; United States Il
PLAID osNAnuRas-Delt,. M ECONOMY, ps
Ottawa ~: Michigan sA Bella TX; Wood
WI ~. GAtAWbN NJ
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WOOL AND HIDES.


QUOTATIONS TO-0Ai
Fine sp-ing pcr ID, % to 25c., medium Rpriug
per h., 20 to Do; Mexican improved per H., u
N l6c.; bury Of ali grades. 70 &C. OIL.
llides-Dry flint sound and heavy u to lie;
ditto light 10 TO l2c: dry salt, heavy, lie; ditto
light, ~ to tOc; wet salt TO l-2C; green
butchers. . - 20 Go. al damaged, wet or dry
hall prco DoersKius, 20 10 &c. sheepskins. ~
and shoarlings \ to lAn
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LIQUOHs
ro-nAYN arorArIoNs.

TODAY . QUOTATIONS..
AhUoH0ir-s2 Us per gal rs per high WineS,
WmsUV-ReCuhed, 81 1901 So as por proof
sour mush one year Old, 81 90 two ycais old
el 7oO82 co. three years Old, 81 25Gl92 30. fancy
extra old whisky, eGG6. ~ per age.
NlNES-Claret, Ia case 63Nb, per quality; Ca.
tawba, per gal, q0ceal so; Port 81 O0A4; sherry,
per gal, 81 cool. Madeira, per gal 81 50Gs5 white
wine. IN cases, IS b0@lf
CHAMpAdNB-Julcs Mum " Co, s25Go2g; Held.
sick, In basket s2G692s KrIE, IN bgskot s36G92s
Domestic champagne Gbl4.
BOTTLE BgER-sL Lou. quarts, 49, plnts Sl2 so
innecr beer. quarts, Sls' plnts, sS1. kcg beer,
225.
ALR-5locE Ale per doA 0! 0O02 Is; Porter
D x dOs, a. OgI2 %
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ro-DAys QUOTATIONS.

W-bhtN NUuTATluNts
WnEAr-Choice leo, medium, gSc.: low grade
o5c, Nicaragua rs 10 SOC.
kYH--Finn ntG0 TO TO-
BARLEY--60 10 6,C.,
dIi.isT sHED-65, German millot Si25
OATs-b0 70 DE for spring; 80 10 too for fall
ohoice red rust proof 62@65c in SACHS, 3 cents
additional.
500 TO CSC
mAs-we quote At mills, 100 In store, sacss,
100
yLoux- We quote City Mills ~ follow; xxx
2lD, xxx, Sa.6S; extra s2.75 magnolia. S271
Fancy, e. i0G3 As; choice, SO. 90aS d. XXXX.
s3.00aS %; xxx, s2GO6o266, XXX, s2.9Uc2 Is :
Corn meal, per bushel, IS.
fxHD-Chopped corn, per 100 lbs, g. 20 orusn
ID corn and cob per O0lbs,, 81 IS: crushed corr
and barley, per 100 lbs, 81 90 corn bran, per Ia
lbs., zoo.
HAy-Dafk, e6enS bright $40 From s,oree
prairie baled, dark, s6tf7; bright, sl9. bright
r@ on board car, $40 to ~ dark, 81 tos.
COTTON SEEp-Firm at lShc per bushel,
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COAL AND WOOD.

TO-DAY Q BuorArIoNa.
OeAA-lndiAn nAtien oAbO per ton.
0pKn--Sou per bArrel te.,.
WooD : OAK hiokory and ssh. NVe
rates d N.b0 70 { Do Per cord.
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ELECTION sloiicc.

IN compliance vita mn order OF the City Council
Lot the CITY of Dallas, made stan adjourned
meeting held Mt the City Hail ON the 9th day of
February, lSSl notice is hereby given that an
election will be held in the City of DALLAS on
Tuesday, the 81 day Of April, 1883 for the cleo
ton Of u Mayor and one Alderman from each
ward Of the city The election will be held ut
the Court House In the Wrist Ward, Charles NJ .
Terry presiding officer at Bests store In the
Second Ward, W. L, Fest presiding officer; Mt
the Third Ward school house IN the Third Ward,
W. II, Norton presiding officer at the Fourth
Ward school house IN the Fourth Ward, ]. ],
ESliu presiding officer w. CaowDus
e. NJ, swlSk, Mayor
City secretary,
Dallas, Texas March y 1888 lnaro.tf
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Mpr N,e1lt.

EoR REM Elegant. commoltous rooms fuy.
L nishcd 10 rent 10 gentlemen only, Go Mar.
Ael street, mHrll-lW
EGR RtNI The second story of the brick
l house, corner OF Elm and Eryay streets con-
tanning five rooms aud three closes. Apply To
y g.. HDgcl, tIy hal. marll &c
LOR RENI--A nice front room, with southern
Il exposure. Apply alta, Commerce ST.
WNrll-u
EOE KEN Two houses, No llOtuu 40
II Elm stcct. Apply 10 J, W Thompson
l2ll Main sueot marG-u
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go . -
LATTER LIST.

The following is Il list OF letters remaining iu
the week ending March 18th, 1883, which, If not
called for In four weeks, will he sent 10 the dead
letter office, Parties calling for these letters viii
please say advertised" giving the date OF the
list Parties living In the city win please have
their mail addressed to their street and number
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43loncu IL lend.

MONEY To LEND-l will lend funds ON real
VI estate ON long time az reasonable rates
James h simpson. mail0lm
/ AND LuANs--J It, Watkins ~ Co, DALLAS.
VI Texas feb lgtt
MONEY TO LENu--R, d. Co.'s honour
WI feh7 u
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so-eksr QUOTATIONS..
: \: ssl f' s';s' ssss s ssl:.
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CALL BOARD.
Operations on the Cali Board arc not heavy,
and prices rule about ns follows: Wheat cash
u o. to sl.0b; March Il Oj TO LOG April, 81 OS
10 VI 10; May. IL 10 Corn IN shuok, cash 81
to GO; March, SO 10 90 April, o. May,
30 average Texas corn la hulk, cash,
Gl to %: March. 80 to GO; April,
o. May, 90 Oats, red rustprooi sacked ca, h,
~ @69i March, 6l to 05 April, % To b5 May. 80 to
As, mixed oats sacked cash, 81 to 55; Match. n
100; April, AZ to -; May, 81 To 40 Rye, sacked,
cash, 20, harley, sacked, cash, Gh. Mihct seed.
sacked. German, 81 20; little, 0S to q. Bran,
cash, VI. March 81. April, 81; May. 50 To 30 Hay
on cars, sl2 Tor cholco1,Sl0 80 for second quality
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4tNr si.Ile.

koB sALE-Eugine Boiler and spice Mills, in
I good oder For further particulars call on
mario I'M MCENNiS Il co
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DRY GUDuS.

New York dispatches state that although not
up To CSpectQt Gus, there has been Il vety fair
request Tor order selections, which. though iOr
small 10 moderate quantities comprise u good
aggregate Tnr weather rs very uns0a, onNplc
upon distribution II iubh ne hands The tone
OF the market iorHll desirable qualities is yCIy
steady.
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New Series-Vol. IS-No. ID.

accordance with her own idea Of what
the excited man was trying to say,
murmured Enough! fell upon the
major breast and threw her arms a.
round the majors neck.
What could the astouished man do?
Whatwould any gentleman do i'm such
circumstancesr Miss Alice tripped in.
to the parlor. found it dark, turned
mp the gas, saw the couple, aud cx.
claimed
oh, my'
Her sister looked up into the ma.
jor's face for second then dropped
her brow on his shoulder aud said:
oh, my! =
And the major, looked down ut the
face before him, now entirely empty
OF roguishuess, and everything else
but tenderness, forgot all the past,
placed his arm about the graceful fig.
ure that rested on him, aud said:
oh, my'!' s'--.'-' -. s.--s,,.-f -,
And although he has been married
ten years he has never had reason 70
regret his mistake. 1Seo 10
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Directory of namrslnre Co. Cour,


Tie sections of the County Court egin. OF
tf- hIs, 1.ads,s in Js' nsiy, ip,il and Ucio
Tor, ard en- the last Tustdny 10 j liy, 10 escl
.err Tie July session is the Lazy Court
Join 7, Nntce Esq. President, S. Il. vii
Inns sud David frph, F'qrs., Commissioners
CIRCUIT COURTS.
For the county e llampshire On the frs
iI"dsy In February, the second Tuesday in
Nav, ard on the third Tuesday in September
hon James h. Armstrong. Judge
Tie CiiCui. Courts for ihc several Counties n,
'iis' 'he twelfth judicial i-cIit, will L.resfte,
''Hn nance and be held as follows:
For the county af Hardy on he second Tues
day in March. the last Tuesday in Nay and the
Lrsi Tuesday in October.
For the county of Grant, on the fourth Tues.
d'y in March. the frat Tuesday in Jure. and
ne laird Tuesday in October
For the county tf Ptndcton on the second
Wednesday ia April. the Wednesday after III,
second tuesday in Jure. and The frs, Wcdhes-
DIV in November
Tor tie county of Mineral GA tho second
'uosdsy i'll Jan nary, the fourth Tuesday in A.
i'I md Tie frat Tuesday in September.
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South araAeh Yattlligeaeer.
RoMNEV. FRIDAY. JUNE p, 1883.

Rev. THOMAS BATTLE, of Georgia.
whose death WAS recently reported. was
said To be the oldest preacher in the
Methodist Episcopal Church in Ameri-
ca. He was born I'm 1856, and lived
under tue administration of every Pres.
idenI Of the u uitsd States. His aeseon-
dants number four hundred. three OF
tbern being grandchildren Of his grand
children.
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PAID tp tAPIrAL $loo. 600.
PEA BODY
gusnranfe On.
wIIEEI.ING. w. "

MHIIhS Moderate lines on Dwellings, Faru,
w Proprrty AMI first class Mercantile and
Manufacturing RISKS.
DikkCTORS :-Alonxo Loriug, Alexander
i.aughlin. George 4. Tiogls, James r. barnes.
). A. Miller, A. NJ. AdAias. A. ID. Sesmon, r.
) Irwin. John ". Brown. ALONZu LORING.
President. Z. r. DOBBiN3, Assistant Secr.,a.
y: J. y PAUL., Secretary. II. A. ALEX
AMBER. General Ageot. I'D
GEORGE W. SHOCkEY, has bern aproisted
Agent for H"mpshire County. ". Va.
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South Branch Intoiligoncer. :
William IlUrI,cr. editor.
Office Corner Main aud C., aeel Lar, 81,
RoMNEy. WEST VIRGINIA.
r r n NJ q

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENT s ncr
anuum -or TWO boif.ARSn paid { advsnc,
" PAPER will I've discontinued except at the
option ofthe publisher until ali atrearages have
bceh settled.
TERMS OF AOvEHTIsiNa':
The rates or Advertising are, for an inch or
less, OsE poLLAR AND Firry Cssrs for thro q
Ier;ions--la-ger ones ia the same PROPORTION
Each contiaiNncc 373 cents.
Qurterly, half yearly, and yearly advertise.
Hc 'tsinsertei at liberal reduction on the above
Yearly advertisers disseminating duriag the
year will he charged regular rates.
Nc ad vertisenent tn be considered bl the mon III
or year uuless specified On the manuscript or pre-.
vior:lY agreed upon between the parties.
he olutions ~ associations Communications Of
limited interest and notices OF deaths exceeding
T,S LINKS viii he charged i've ceats per line.
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Hereto fore Nevada has furnished
most OF the beef consumed in Califor-
MIA. but it is said that Texas is making
a strong lid Tor is, now that railroad
communication has been established
herewith. Recently a council OF stock
men, at which upward Of SsO0OO.O0O
in cattle were represented. was 'cli at
Fort Worth. the object being to ,,oviso
means 10 tontrol the California cattle
trade. California can no longer he call
Ell catIle coontry, as land there is be-
coming too valuable for other purposes
than grazing Chicago Times.
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u inviting attesiion To the Celebrated Spring
dale Pure Rye Whisksy, pttenter ard mann =
lnctTred by Mr.. II. Rosenheim, it Is but doiu 2
Justice to him individually, nad comforting y
favor upon those who desire or have need for
AN article cf undouhied purity aud uusurpa1s
ed in quality. .i ur-
This Gas ~hiskey 1, specially manufactured
By w. Rosenlieim, nnder letters. patent, and -
;nr salo by him exclusively There is no SINH
lar article offered IA the Baltimore market sad
lroa it's puIiy sad excellence, should he in the
cabinet OF every ons who values hue and pure
,riicle So free from every AdulteratinR is this
Whisky, AID 30 carefully has it been msnufsc-
tuted, that IL ~ largely prescribed by the medi
cal profession in cases reaaiting a stimnlhnt.
As before stated, this fne Whiskey can be 90
taincd only at the wholesaIs Wsrerooms Of
Mr.. Rosenheim. No. s75 West baltimore Street,
This Whisaey lie five sod eight years old
The purity and careful manufacture OF this
sns wbiskey Is aussted 10y Ihe Editor.
Da j L KtNG,
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the BIG0Esr NUGasT.-- How gold
came to be distributed over the surface
of the earth is one OF the ursolved
problems OF modern science. 1t has
been found Oh the surface in nearly all
portions OF the globe. In the time OF
Juliaa Cesar the savage inhabitants Of
the British Isles wore golden ornaments
nada OF tho precious metal found near
the river beds. Columbus. it will be
remembered, discovered great auanti-
ties Of gold on the West Iudian islands
from sources with have long been ex.
hausted. The day of placer diggiags
on the Pacific Coast is also over. Prob.
ably the Only gold feds left today are
in Africa. Undoubtedly this surface
gold was washed out Of the rocks from
the mountainous county in which the
streams took their rise. A record has
been kept Of the large masses Of gold
called nuggets found in tie various
streams in California. In 1850 d mug
get weighing $40 ounces was taken,
from the ..oun,nental Nine, Sierra But.
ties, the value Of which was e.tim ted
1T from S2l. 900 TO $4,000. Another
great nugget. worth $4,000, VAS taken
from the Rainbow Mine,'C ,ipp's Flats,
ia 1881 /; in 1883 a nugget was found il.
Frcnch Ravine. weighing $50 ounces.
worth $4,000. In tho sans rAvine. in
1881, nugget Of 436 ounces was found
worth $500. Many other nuggets
have been found from time 10 time
wo:th from one 10 1--WE thousand dol
laIs- Undoubtedly thes.. great blocks
OF gold were washed down from lorna
lions similar 10 the famous Com took
which. it may be Interesting TO note,
has now yielded over $500, 600, 600 in
geld and silver. There are, no doubt.
III the vas. spineIai regions Of the w 60.
hundreds Of Constock yet to bc discoy-
eied. While there is little more cur
lace gold, the sources from which 1t
came Ill the Sierra and Rocky Moun-
tains are as yet untouched. The Uni.
tel States has The greatest bullion
mines in the would 30 far 10 known
iadcei, We produce To day more than
half the precious metal found on lh>
face Of the globe.
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TERMS, So 90 PER DAY.
GEO. Il. SMITH, Proprietor.
May is, 1859 -ly.

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Portland Maine. March z 1883.
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