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LaBraSh Bros.
Forgerons de grande ex-
perience ct

Attention spectacle est donn6e
aux chevaux boiteux, estropi6s ct
yioieux, ainsi qua toute sorte
d'o1vrage qu'on voudra bien leur
confer.
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patriotes.
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LIE DR. Walsh, r6cemment nom
me arch6veque de Dublin, CONNIE
successeur de Mgr. McCabe, dot
etre consacr6 6veque a Rome.
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Grande Reduction
dams les Epiceries
Demeules &CO
informent leurs pratiques ct le pu-
bile en- general des reductions
suivantes.

suiyantes.
Fleur Xxx par 100 lbs 3 40
White Lily " 2 SO
" S&M best " I" 2 IS
Coffee Green 25 lbs Pigs. per lbs 0 l2k
choice Green Is lbs Pigs.
per lbs 15k
TEAS.
Dust Tea Good 6 lbs fer 4 90
Japan Choice 8 lbs !" 1 90
Uncolored Japan ~ lbs for l 90
Extra Choice per lbs o 45
Gun Powder Tea 0 80
English Breakfast Q so
Oolong Tea per lbs o so
Rice Best IA lbs for 100
Prunes IA lbs 1 90
Steamed apples 10 lbs for l %
Soap Every day % Bars for / 90
Already 10 L 90
Canned Coon choice per Doe. ! is
T0Matoes g +" I 10
Table Peaches " 165
Erie apples1 gal per Doz 2 80
Syrup in Kegs / SO
Salt per Bbl. 1 2S
Kerosine oil per s Gals. O so
Goldfish Whole in box per lbs OF
Siskowit in u BIS 8 Is
Herrings IN Kits O rs
Mackerel Good per lbs o O8
Reductions speciales pour ar
gent compliant.
Les commandes de Ia Champagne
seront t~oujours remplies ayec
promptitude ct exp6di6es avec tout
le soin possible.
Z. & Gle.
No ~ First Street South.
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E. r. DUFRESNE, REDAoTEUR.


L,EcHo DE L'OUEsT NEST pas respon-
ponssble des idees et opinions emlses par
SEES correspondents.
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II y d 100000 soeurs de charlie
dams le monde.

LIE JUICE Lambert Tree de Pill
nois a etc appoint6 ministre des
Etats- Unis en- Belgique.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-07-08

LIE General Grant reprend du
mieux.
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Nous lisons dams 1e Irdvdalleuq'
sous la signature de M. Ferdinand
Gagnon
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-27
state Snnrtme Cnnrt..

AUSTIN, June 26.-[Special. The
Sup reno Court affirmed; j. II. Blain
VS.. f. Il. Macmanus, from Nueces
County.
c. s. Terrell VS., A, Teal ct al, from
Victoria County.
Houston & Texas Central Railroad
VS.. William Laikin, from MeLennon
County,
II. w. Ward VS.. Pollock Il Gibbs,
from Sansaba County.
A. A. Burch VS.. q. II. Burroughs OF
al, from Milan County.
II. Fl. Price Us. w. IL. Chadwick OF
all, from Williamson County.
j. p, Hague vs, the State National
Bank, from El Paso County.
Reversed aud Remanded: Intern6.
tional 4 Great n Jrthern Railway VS..
n. Underwood, from Bexar County.
Thomas Peggott VS.. Schram & Co.,
from Kinney County.
Rehearing denied: I V. Murray &
Bro, VS., Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Railroad, from Caldwell County.
j. II. Breckenridge VS.. Mary Hewitt
ct al, from Bexar County.
Galveston, Harrisburg Il San An.
tonic Railway VS.. j 8mes Sullivan, from
Colorado County,
Houston x Texas Central Railway
VS.. J. Z. Madden, from Graysor
County.
p. w. Gallagher ~ Co. VS., Caroor a
, Ellis, from Harris County.
Il. l.. Wren ct al. VS.. j. z, Peil OF al.
from Travis County.
COURT OF APPBALs.
) Affirmed; w. p. RaynOr ct al. We
a the State National Bank, from III Pas
County.
: Bill 'Pahno vs.. the State, from Tar
0 rant County,
n Reversed and remanded; Charlie
. Golden VS.. the State, from Tom Gree
2 County.
+. r. Trimble VS.. the State, from Hi
, County.
Luke Sullivan vs. the State, frou
: johnson County.
Reversed and dismissed: Edsh
Lott va. the State, from johnson
!, County.
: Rehearing denied: $. S. Lewis VI
the State, from Live Oak County.
William Preylow VS.. the State, fror
= Ice County.
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Capital City CalliAgs.

AUSTIN, June 20. -(Spocial,l "A
mysterious disease lie carrying of
large numbers Of young calves In this
SETON. They die suddenly.
The governor Is expected home Mon
day.
Charters; Dickinson Cattle Com
pany, Dallas; capital stock, $4,000,
Incorporators: John W. Dickinson
w. II. Gano, u. l.. Coombes, Dallas
Charles Seymour, Bowie; John Jones
| st. Louis.
Equitable Land and Cattle Invest
mont Company, San. Antonio; capita
stock, 100000,
The Dallas Loan and Trust Com
pany; capital stock, 100000.
Pitohiork Land and Cattle Company
capital stock, 100000.
Scholastic census: Williamson
County, s,i30. Towns-Luling, 262
TeXarkana, Bl.
Comptroller Swain and Commits
sioner Walsh left to-day TO attend thu
reunion of. Hoods Brigade at Cam
eron.
Partial showers fell In this section
to-day. Rain IL badly needed.
The journals OF the Ssnate and tn
House, which have been in the hand
Nfthe printers for some time, Will b
out next week.
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WACO.
Effort TO Raise q University Fund-A
sphitualistiC Magazine Issued-Sam
Jones, High Water, etc.

Effort TO Raise n University Fund-A
spNitualistiC Magazine Issuod--sRm
Jones, High Water, etc.
WACO, June 2G,-[Specisl.l The
Evening Day publishes card this af-
ternoon, signed by committee Of
prominent citizens, urging the people
OF Waco to raise 10000 to add to the
endowment fund Of Waco University.
Rev. s. s. Morris, who canYassed the
State for the 10000 endowment given
by the Baptists of Texas, will have
charge of the work OF raising the
money Waco Is expected TO furnish.
The plan is 10 remove Baylor College
from independence 20 Waco and
mako one grand Baptist institution
for the State here.
The "Harmonia," a monthly maya.
zine devoted to spiritualism, made It's
appearance to-day. p. A. Richards is
editor and proprietor; Mrs. Alice
Black and Mrs. Il. A. Craig editors,
and Mrs. Il. s. Gardner, medium. Tho
leading article purports TO be a
spirit message from General Sam
Houston. Mrs. Clara l.. Richmond, OF
Fort Worth, Is one Of the writer's for
the publication. II has 20 pages aud
iASl year.
Mr.. Harry Fraoker Is hero paving
the way for the introduction of the
Pan-Eloctrlo Telephone system in
this city. The people are very willing
| to take stock In tho enterprise.
Evangelist Sam Jones is sick to-day
but holds the tort until he gets weak
or or Is dOwned by disease.
The BRACES River IL rising rs q 70
suit Of the late heavy floods, but
general inundGtlon il not appre
nended. Plenty OF rain IN this county
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The War In Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, June 26,-A'gentleman
just returned from the mountains of
Eastern kentucky says most alarm
ing condition of affairs exists in that
section of the State, Not less than
four armed bands are hunting
each other, like wild beasts, over the
mountains. Last week Lalt Hall, q
desperate, and one OF his followers,
named johnson, shot and killed
Frink Sayer, IN his own door.
way, because he objected to
Halls intimacy with his (Sayer's)
wife. At the coroner's inquest the
following day Hall, the murderer,
took exception to the selection Of
Claiborne Jones AS juryman. Jones
resented this and the two got their
friends and fought In an open field.
Two of Halls faction were killed
aud several wounded. The gentleman
reports that in Lstcher County during
the session OF the court, on June s
Lincoln Banks, noted des
perado, was shot and killed
by James Frazier, merchant OF
Whitesburg, Kentucky. Banks, with
his drunken gang, was trying
to take possession OF Frazier!
store, when he was killed. A murder
is also reported from Harlan County
which occurred on June II. John anC
Dick Gross waylaid and shot Georg,
Buckhsrt, their brother i'm law, las
October. The intended victim re-
covered, and meeting John Gross las
Wednesday, shot and killed him. AL
OF tho above desperadoes are still a
large and ready and anxious for blood
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The New Cabinet.
MORE APPOINTMENTS,

MORE ApPOlNTMkNlHs
LONDON, June 26.-The following ad'
ditional appointments have been
made:
Sir Matthew White Redley, member
Of Pa,liamet, L nder Foreign Secretary
william l.. Jackson, member OF Par
lament, Secretary OF tho Board OF
Trade.
Bsron Mcdonald, Lord Advocate OF
the Queens household.
Viscount Lewis Hall, vice-Chamoer-
Lord Arthur Hill, Comptroller.
yiscount Folkstone, Treasurer.
The Earl OF DunrRven, Under Secre-
tary for the Colonies,
The Earl of Kintore and the Earl OF
Hopetown, Lords In Waiting.
THE JEWS PLEASED,
Tho Jewish Chronicle says the ele-
walton OF Sir Nathaniel de Rothschild
10 the peerage sheds new lustre upon
tho entire Jewish community the
creation of tho first Jewish peer Is one
OF the most significant acts OF Mr.
sAIIsnuRY AND THE soUpAN.
The Mnrouis of Salisbury has tele-
sraphod General Lord Wolsoley, in
Egypt, that he Is in full syr'Nathy
with his vlows regarding the WITH
drawal OF the British troops 'ronl tha
Soudan. Tho Marquis az SEQ move
ever, that tho government J. unable
for various reasonr, to continue tto
expedition.
Baron Henry DO Worms has been
appointed Secretary of tie Board OF
Trade, not Mr., William j. jackson,
member Of Parliament, az stated last
evening.
ERICSSON DEsrRoYrRs oRDnrhn'
The admiralty has ordered guam
tity OF tor pedoes known as ericeOn do
stroyers.
AN OFFICIAL RECEPTION.
Tho MARQUIS OF Salisbury had an OF.
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RUsK


Good Rains, Good Crops 90 Verdict
Against insurance Compaalos-Im-
portant Business Litigation Compro-
missed.
RusK, June 26,-LSpecial. Good
rains have fallen In this section and
crop prospects are fine.
In the District Court to-day the jury
in the case Of the creditors OF n. Etten-
stein against the Crescent Insurance
Company OF New Orleans, returned a
verdict for plaintiffs for 1880. There
are two other cases by tho 1hme plain
tits, one against the East Texas Insur-
ance Company end ono against the
Union, OF New York, about 5000 boz
ing involved. The insurance comps
mics claim that Ettenstoln burusd mis-
goods two years ago ~ Alto, and Et-
tenstein and one Winsh wore 40
Quilted.
The case Of A. Harris ot al. VS.. Wan
stein OF nj. was compromised to-day.
Six thousand thros hundred dollar,
had boon IN the hands OF the clerk OF
the court for nearly two years to abide
tho result OF this sult,
Many visiting attorneys have been
present this week, but the disposal oil
his hitherto hotly contested case has
rsusddG lull IN court matters. Next
weak VIII be tried three murder cases
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Straw hats at cost at Leon Kshn's.
Marshall.

MARSHALL, June 26.-Speclal. The
festival given in aid OF the building
fund OF the Young Mons Christian
Association last night at the Masonic
Institute was largely attended, the
proceeds amounting to SIG. 1t will be
continued again tonight.
The scholastic census OF this city
has lust been completed, showing q
grand total of 1914 within the ages OF
5 and IL years. 80,
Rov. DR.. MoBryder, pastor OF the
Prosbyterian Church, Is again in Ill
health. lie has been granted leave OF
absence and will spend his vacation al
WRukesha.
Superintendent Cummings has re'
turned after two weeks vacation.
tfsusy Marks has peen presented
with n elegant gold-headed cane by
his pupils In the Hebrew Sunday
school. Henry bears his honors with
becoming modesty.
il rains about every day-rather toe
much OF good thing.
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iIpdopondont in nlaChberry Time

Hillard WEIGH, negro living In
Leary, is properly speaking, an in
dependent negro-in blackberry
season. AZ soon rs the blackberry
crop begins to ripper, Hillsrd declines
all propositions 10 work. He lives al
most exclusively on berries and fruit
during The Time they last, He has
boon following up this line for Years,
and says he proposes to take full adj
vantage Of the black berry crop rs long
as they hold out. WAen the fruit aud
berry season is over, Hillard accepts
the alternative OF work ana vigorously
pushes jackplane the balance OF tho
year. He believes in leltin. each day
provide for ITSELF From the Leary
| (GA) Courier.
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ca.
BLOCK AIDES RAISED.
Peru.
tIus
LOSS OF THE ITALIA,

LIMA, June 26,-To-day's CONNER
clio publishes letter from Captain
Morteo, of the Inflated steamer Italia,
in which ho accounts FOR the wreck by
the current which set them in toward
the land, and says if the officer on
watch, who is supposed to have sui.
cided, had lived, more light
could have been thrown on the
cause Of the disaster. Some OF
those saved were 10 hours in open
boats and were eventually succoured
By fishermen. One boat was sucked
down by the sinking ship and the oo-
cupants were all drowned.
PHELPS FUNERAL.
The late United States Minister
Phelps will be buried Saturday.
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rono OF Tho Stock Market

NEW YORK, June Enforcement
bonds quiet and a shade lower for the
a. and ~ per cents. and steady for
the others.
Railways less active.
The stock market has been more
quiet to-day. At the opening the mar
ket was weak and in many cases
the lowest prices OF the sday were
made before IL o'clock. This was fol-
lowed by a reaction and the market
continued strong until p. M, about
which time the highest prices Ia most
cases were reached, In tho last hour
the market was weak. The market
closed barely steady and irregular, but
evorything on the list Is down y TO -
The total sales Of all stocks we're 2li,-
500 al ares,
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A Western Rumor.

NEW YORK, juno "a story "a.
published in tho West some time AZ
which stated that tho Chicago, Bur
lington & Quincy railroad was en-
deavorlng TO gain control OF the ST.
Paul, Minnesota & Manitoba road:
tue sharp advance in the price OF
Mrritoba stock during the past Few
da.a has caused renewal OF that
rrmnt. hut investigation fails 70 re-
vrsl anything which would indicate
tLa rcUUrt to be true,
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FROM THE ENCAMPMENTS
GALA EVENTS AT LAMPASAs.
Dallas the Favorite for the Artillery
Prize-Army of the Republic
Breaking Camp Coming
Confederate Reunion.
The state Encomnmsnt,

LAMrAsAs, June 90 Especial. $50
Some Of the companies have been
threatening TO leave, but have all re.
sponded to the Governors request to
remain, and will all be here until
Saturday night.
To-dsy's programme included an
individual competitive drill. The prize
was won by X. f. Cheesman, of the
Galveston Artillery Light Guards.
Colonel John L. Dickinson has lust
arrived to take part in the battle to-
morrow.
The Galveston companies gave de-
llghtful banquet to-day TO the other
soldiers.
aThe evening was consumed with
competitive drill for artillery, Battery
Crawford, of Dallas, being the favorite.
In the sham battle tomorrow the
troops will be divided in two divisions,
the first under Major General Clai.
borne, with. Colonel b. +. Smith and
Captains Smythe and Shollars. The
second division will make the attack
under General Roberts, with Colonel
Turner and Captains Cain and Nc,
| Clinteck.
Hon. Ii. j. Labatt is present TO secur,
the next encampment for Galveston
but says, since seeing the grounds
here, that no local prejudice SHOULD
influence anyone TO take the encamp
ment from this, the most suitable ant
healthtul place in the State.
Generals Claiborne and Roberts, AM
their stats, have made many friend
among both citizens and soldiers ant
visitors, and troops will long remem
Der Colonel Kennessy, of the commits
sary, and Colonel Exall, OF the quar-
termaster's department.
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s,,,, the Te.a, Al ST Leuis.

So LOUIS, June @.-Twenty'two
suits were filed in the United States
Circuit Court to-day against the stock
holders, individually, Of the Texas q
81. Louis railway by the Cleveland
Rolling Mil Company on a Judgment
obtained against the railroat company
in April, 1854, for $4,000. Similar SUI "
will be brought against the stockho
ers there, -.
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Fellows hall, and win soon open up

Fellows hall, and win soon open up
in business here.
Some prominent land men ha Q
also boon prospecting here. IL is The
universal verdict OF all strangers that
visit this section that II is the prsttiust
portion OF tae State,
Is. W. Bruce, OF the firm OF w. h.
Leybr & Co., is quite uswell; so
also is MIR. NJ. l.. Clopton.
Elder Poe cloased his very interest,
ing and successful meeting this
morning, having had about 10 CONVEX
sions anu in ali about 20 additions 10
the congregation here.
A very successful revival has Just
closed at the Methodist church.
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Grand Army Of tho Republlc

PORTLAND, Me-, June 26.-The en-
campment is gradually breaking up.
Al an early hour this morning many
posts started for home and there was
an almost continuous march of bands
and veterans toward the depots for
several hours. The principal event OF
the day is grand excursion to q clam
bake at Little Chebraque Island.
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and large concourse of sympathizing
friends. He formerly lived in Hunts,
Vile, whore he is well known.
A refreshing shower at noon to. dav
was gratefully received. Showers
have fallen In other parts OF the
county this week.
Their friends are disappointed in not
seeing any report of the Navasota
Guards IN the drill news from Lam
pasas.
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THE BUSINESS BUDGET,
Tho MoeI,,. FAIlureI.

NEW YORK, June 26,-Tho business
failures throughout the county dur
ing the last seven days number; For
the United States. lS6; Canada, 49, to-
tai 2l5-compared with 20 last week
and POS the Week previous.
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AAglO-Russian.
A RUMoR DENIED.


COLOGNE, June 26.-The London COR
of the Kolnische Zsitnng
writes tina. he has the best authority
for the statement that Baron De Staal,
tho Russian Ambassador at London,
Is not instructed TO ask the Marquis
of Salisbury to explain his uttersnces
in the House OF Lords concerning Rus
n
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RocKwALL, Juno 25. - Correspond
ence. IA heavy rain fell here last
night.
But little more than half the oats
crop has been harvested,
II the rains costume during tho
next 10 days the small grain crops OF
this country will be almost q failure.
Cotton IL doing well.
Corn will make fair crop without
any moro rain,
Professor Fowler delivered a froo
lecture here night before last.
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Germany,

THE EMpERoR's GOOD HEALTH.
EMS, June Co. The rumors put in
circulation regarding the sickness Of
Emperor William, of Germany, are
pronounced to DO utterly baseless.
These rumors, it is asserted, are
started on several bOurses by specula-
tors with the view OF affecting the
prices of shares. Emperor William is
not only not sick, but instead he
drinks the waters, takes the baths
and has long drives and transacts, in
addition, his usual business.
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MIlla Point.

WILLS POINT, Juno 6.-lspeciaLl-
CAPTAIN Ham, Colonel O. i. Kilgore,
J. O. Kosrby, esq, John Howell, T, j.
Bridges and some others LETT yester-
dav for the Nation 10 be gone several
days, All except Mr.. kearoy, are In
tarssted In the Wills Point Land q
Live Stock Company. -
Mr.. Wilcox, late OF Nebraska, has
rented the store rooR o. tbe ODD
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RIOTERS RELEASED.

MADRID, June 2G.-The persons ar
rested during the cholera riots on last
Saturday have been released in defer
ence to popular feeling.
INCUBATION ALLOWED.
The minister OF marine has decided
to permit the incubation OF officers
and men in the Spanish navy on the
Ferris system.
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RAILROAD NEWS,
rhs K.r.n. N Gnlf shoe, Line.

The Kansas n Gulf shos, Line.
TYLER, June 9d,-lSpeclal.l-A' L.
Clark, for several years station agent
for the Gould system, resigned q day
or so ago 10 accept the general freight
agency Of the Kansas & Gulf Short
line, IL In reported from good au-
thority that the Kansas & Gulf Road
will be extended 10 Terrell within y
short time and may possibly mshe
Dallas It's terminus.
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Tho Commere,nl travellers.

BUFFALO, June 2d,-The CONNER
cial Travellers Protective Association
OF the United States, IN session hero
to-day, changed the location OF tho
general Offices from CINCINNATI to
-Ihlunnn.
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fetal reception to-day in the foreign
office for diplomats accredited to the
British court. Among the distinguished
ambassadors present were the Baron
de Staal, from Russia; Count Won
Munster, from Germany; Count Nigra,
from Italy, and Musurus Pssha, from
Turkey,
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Japan


thL Olli VI lAhAo'
LONDON, June "a dispatch from
Tokohoma says: The American
steamer City of Takio, from San Fran
cisco, which is ashore at the entrance
to this harbor, will probably provS a
total lnEg
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spain.


MADRID, June 96,-onicial reports
from the various provinces OF Spain
show that there were l5l new cases of
cholera and 200 deaths from that dis
ease yesterday.
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DIRE DISTRESSlN MEXICO
EFFECT OF THE LATE DEGREES
Money Market Tighter Than Ever and
Much Bankruptcy Imminent-Es-
Inmates of EXpenses-Ef-
forts to Gain Credit.

CRY OF Mexico, June 26.-The re-
cent and unexpected decree funding
the outstanding obligations against
the government in aS25,OOO, 900 issue OF
bonds has had the effect of rendering
the money market tighter than ever.
The National Bank on Tuesday stop
ped all discount business-a step that
has been generally followed by bro.
kers, Exchange, both foreign and in
terror, has stiffened in price. The
commercial outlook is yet more omin-
Gus. 1t is reported that number of
houses of good standing are on the
verge of bankruptcy. Mexico is in the
lowest depths Of poverty. The Off.
c1al estimates for the fiscal year
of 1856 reach SSS,0O3 1868, distributed
I'LL
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Navasota.

NAvAsorA, June 96.-lspoclal.l- MIR,
8. Lyman died last nigh. nom con-
yulslons, resulting from Brights dis
ease, after q weeks illness. He leaves
q wife and fivo children. He was
buried this afternsou In the Hebrew
oePs!gy.& tne knights q sy.al..
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The Coming Confederate REUNION,

FORT WORTH, June 2o.-tSpecial. =
The committee having in charge the
Confederate reunion were in session
several hours day, and decided on a
general outline OF entertainment.
Preparations are being made 10 re-
ceive $4,000 mon. To-mnrrow, General
Cabell, DR.. Newsome and Colonel
Williams, OF Dallas, will be here, when
final arrangements will DO made
The most distinguished speakers in
the South will be present, and the
railroads will make low rates.
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The Mohther

CoTTos BELr REPORT.
The cotton belt weather report Tor Texas,
showing the maximum and minimum
temperature; also the rainfall for the past
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