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Stitch in time saves nine and bottle Of
rogus Cough Mixture may save your life.
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Speedy cure to all diseases of the kidneys
or urinary organs by using Hunts Remedy.
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Hubert's Metal Binders,

For cfice and Library use. substitute for Rubber
Bands or Lawyers tape. Last Forever. Made OF
thin flexible Brass and adapted to any sized bundle
Sent by mail for 20 cents a dozen or " gross
Sample sent upon receipt Of two cent stamps
A gents Wanted. Address
HUBERT 4 CO.,
II Beekman 81.
aug1sdlm New York City.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be so
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure We guar
antee it. Sold by Bowditch, Webster & Co.
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GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and Bron
chitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure
Sold by Bowditch, Webster & Co.
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CATARRH CURED, health aud sweet
breath secured. by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price so cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold
bv Bowditch, Webster & Co.
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SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the
| remedy for YOU. Sold bv Bowditch. Web
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Rrper,s from Indianpoiis saw: The train
record. .hw that last week there were 492
fewer loaded cars handled At this PORT than
during the previous week. There Is more
old corn going forward than 10 DAYS ago.
while shipments OF oats have fallen of large
". Shipments of wheat and flour to the sea-
board have not been as light for many wears
"a this season. The tonnage westward con-
tinues heavy, though lighter last week than
in the two proceeding weeks.
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STATE AGENCY
STEAM FEATHER BED RENOvATIN,
EMILE BARBER l. CO.

Awarded First Premium at Maine State Fair
Any kinds of Dress Goods, in the pieces, or mad
INTO garments. Ribbons, FrinSes. Sacks, Velvet
Slippers. Kids, Feathers, etc.,. dyed or
ceansed. and finished equal to new.
Also Gents garments dyed. cleansed, repaired
and pressed ready to wear. Carpets and Lace Cur.
tainscleansed. Velvettrmmings of sleighs dyed and
Goods received and returned promptly BY express
Send for circular pricelist. Prices reduced Ordes
solicited by mail, express or in any Agency. Bed
allied and delivered If desired.
q. PENNIMAN. Agent for Winthrop.
Miss L. GROvENOR, Agent Hailowell,
MRS. GOODWIN & COLE, Agt, Caroline
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State News.

The BUILDING BUSINESS AcTIvE-WAsHING-
TON COUNTY FAIRs-LARGE CLASS AT
BowDoIN.
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To Let

ITO LET-Two first Class offices on Water street
l. Enquire of
auglsdtf GEO. Z MACOMBER.
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NDeciUL Advertisements.

Small advertisements, not erceecing three tsn~
coming under the head Of WANTED, For SAL
TO LET. LOST, &C., ,oiu be inserted here one tim
for 26 cents, three times for 40 cents, and
for so cents.
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OXFORD.

The Androscoggin Water Power Co. are
improving Sunday River under their charter
granted by the last legislature, clearing stones
from the bed Of the river, and put
ting in dams. etc. They have let the dam
ming and driving of 10000, 900 of spruce to
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-07
TELEGRAPHIo BREvIrIEs

The Union Pacific Rsilway company
hled an intervening petition YESTERDAY
Mt 81, Louis against the Wabash rail.
road 70 recover $3.50 alleged 10 be
due IL by the latter road for labor, ma.
terial, rental, etc,
A man named Hunter was attacked
by highwaymen Tuesday aud robbed
OF 5000. He had received the money
AZ the express Office in Woodland.
Wis, and was ON the road to Neosho'
where he lives, when attacked.
Hon, Il. J. Phelps, United States
minister to England, called yesterday
for Europe.
The earnings OF the Mexican Central
railroad for April were 5000 900. The
subsidy collected 10 date is $685., ITO.
Mel, Gen. Mcdowell was buried yes.
terdAy at the National cemetery. San
Francisco, with military honors.
The Southern Baptist convention
assembled at Augusta, Ga, yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-07
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH, TEXAS, THURSDAY, MAY 2.
latter part OF this week, he will spend
lo.,n L.. NUann

latter part OF this week, he will spend
several days In Waco.
President Paramore OF the Texas q
ST. Louis narrOw-gauge railroad Is
here. He came TO make al inspection
of the line, and to confer with Mr.. u
M. Seley of this city, one OF the direc-
tors OF the road, but found Mr.. Seley
absent. President Paramore has much
faith in the ability Of the stockholders
to reorganize the road and possibly
avoid the necessity for sale. he IL
also an advocate of widening the gauge
TO standard width.
Some apprehension exists on the
part OF Rev. s. y. Wrights friends,
by reason OF efforts that have been
made to induce him to join IN conduct
ing a Methodist camp-meeting now
going on in the country. Mr.. Wright
is the Methodist minister who was re-
Gently rent TO Austin In demented
condition. 1t was only last week that
he returned home, supposed TO be
cured, and 1t is feared that return
to religious excitement Will be danger
GUS for him. q,
In the district court yesterday the
cases Of Bill Bell and Austin Sims,
both charged with murder, were con-
tinued until the next term, In the
land suit If Collins vs. Surratt, in
volving SIG 900 worth OF land, the Jury
gave a verdict for the plaintiff, Col
Inns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-07
DENTON.
The Cowboy Before the Footlights

sNN = ntOs
Special.
DENTON, TEX, May Last night
the new Western drama, "Only a
Cowboy" written by Henry @. Tomp.
kins OF this city, was rendered Inv the
Panlion Theater company in Its tent
north of the square. The play is W ell
written and the cast OF charactera was
splendid, while the plot was we'll
laid. MIR. Tompkins followed the oc.
eupation OF a cowboy In Arizona. New
Mexico and Mexico for a long time
and Is thoroughly conversant with the
events which transpire in this style of
Western life. In this drama he hss
been successful in portraylng the cow
Boys eareerso perfectly az to be readily
recognized and appreciated by every.
one, The performance last night was
well received by a large audience'
One feature Of novelty Is that ali ner'
formances will be given in large tent
with which the company will travel
over the West and seek TO engage The
attention and the shekels Of the anus.
mentioning pioneers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-07
THE NORTHWEST WARFARE.

BATTLEFoRD, N. w. T., May o.
Further details OF the engagement be.
tween Col. Otter's force and the chic,
OF the Pound Maker Indians show
that after special march of thirty
miles Col, Otter reached the
reserve and offered battle In
the Indians, who readily responded
The hight lasted seven kours. The IN
dams used muskets, war clubs. bows
and arrows and every coneeivsbIa
weapon OF warfare. Otter's men kent
Wen under cover, end from an on.
trenched position poured a deadly
voiley into the red skins. who
leil Ia scores all around. Fully 100 In.
ulans are known to be killed and n 10
Thought that twice as MANY wara
wounded, Otters loss was sevan
Killed and eighteen wounded.
no mention Is made that the killed
ana wounded were brought back and
u IS judged from the hastv retnrn
march that they were left behind
Notnlng but the last extremitv
would induce Others to leave them he.
hlnd. The, troops set fire To and
burned the building on the reserve he.
lore leaving, No ole has any donbt
nov that bloody Indian war viii
Inc Qu'Appelle Indians are TO-DAY
reported TO have risen and left their
reserve. Crowfoot, chief Of tha
bslaekieet, Is related to Popnds
maker and will, 1t Ia said
JOIN MN against the whites, The do,
mlnlon's governor and Col, Otter are
planned for securing the ransom ~
Father Mclean and the other white
t tst,n ,, OF the Indians before preclpi.
crosilive ,advlces from Clarke,s
S SiLossing to-day say that Gen. Mid
nieton began an advance this morn.
tpg. A battle is expected at Batouohe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-07

will take their chances Of Buying the
lots they occupy on the day OF sale.
The railroad has not oprned for gen.
eraI business to this polDC, and won't
do 40 until Saturday; yet many are too
Impatient to walt until that time Tor
their lumber and are getting II hauled
ON wagons from tho last station. IL
reminds one more OF some mining
camp than anything else.
President Morgan Jones, Superin-
tendent Frost and Chief Engineer
Law, who have been here for several
DAYS, went Eset this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-07
THE MUSICALE.
A Delightful Programme for To-Mor.
row Night.

row Night.
1t Is with no small degree OF pleas.
ure that THE GAZETTE publishes the
excellent programme of the ST. An
drew's church choir Musicale W hich
Is to take place at that edifioe to-mor.
row (Friday night. 1t is evident that
but one thought has been In the minds
OF the participants--to please. That
they Will more than succeed In this
there Is not doubt, and the enter
tatnment will surpass anything OF the
kind ever given In the city. Although
coming OH the very heels OF the grand
entertainment given by the Choral 90
ciety last week, the musicale will be
OF IN entirely different nature. a
male quartette, female quartette.
solos, bright and sparkling, by the
cream of Fort Worth talent, and this
Is saying much, beautiful part songs,
grand chorusee, anthems, etc. The
following ls the
PROGRAMME
Voluntary--Mrs.J J. h. Pasten.
Venite, by II. Millard-The choir.
THE Lord Ia Mindful" by Meudel-
SShhh WI NuhI
Duo, Know that My Redeemern-
Mrs. Waller and Miss Malone.
"The Wanderer," by schubert-Mr.
l.. l.. Highly,
Festival To Deum, by Dudley Buck
The choir.
Come, Thou Fount," by II. Willard
Miss Tommie Malone.
Duo, Lost Paradise, by Floteo-
Messrs. VanIsndt and Sharman.
Resignation (recitation), by Lindsay
Mrs. II. +. Martin.
Female quartette, selected Mes.
DANES Waller, Martin, Alexander and
Miss Malone.
Organ Solo-Mrs. ]. b. Poston.
Ave Maria, III. Millard-Mrs. G. Il,
Waller.
mot a Sparrow Lansstafr--
Messrs; X. M. VaDzandt, Jr., and l..
l. Highly.
Contralto Solo, selected Mrs. j. p.
Alexander.
Jnbilate, Lorel s--The choir.
Serenade, Schubert--Mr. w. II. Ma.
ginnis.
Male Quartette, Integer Vit,e.ArIon
--Messrs, Maginnis, VanZsndt, Hlg-
by and Sharman.
Nesrer Anthem, Sudds-The choir
The object Ia very worthy one-to
raise money for the organ fund,
Tickets for sale by the members and
MAX Elser at so cents each.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-07
An Address 10 Lnmen

LONDON, May 6.-The corporation .,
Worcester to-day presented Mr.. Low.
ell with an Illuminated address, bound
IN blue morocco, representing regret a,
his departure from the post OF United
states minister to England, and eplo.
gizlng his literary aid to the Wo, w,
Yer library. Mr., Lowell, in reply N
the presentation speech, euIoeixad h ~
successor, aud said he was Cor a Sa a,s
that Mr.. Phelps would do ali IN us M
power 10 maintain the cordial re,s,,an LIS
Existing between England ana Amsr'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-07
AUSTIN.
The Detectives at Work on the stod-
dard Oase-some Arrests May
be Expected Soon,
Rumos That the Capital Contractors
will Have to Give Up Their Job
or Use Indiana Stone.
Annual Meeting Of the Texas Bar ASso-
oiation-The Knights of the
NipperS Rampant.
Special.


AUSTIN, TEX, May 6.--The detect
ives are working up the Stoddsrd af
fair and 1t is said they have clev
which will possibly lead to an arrest
DIR. Stoddard was able TO sit up to-day
He thinks several parties were en-
gagged in the affair.
Some very ugly rumors are again
afloat relative to the capitol contract
ors throwing up their contract. II
seems that IL Is absolutely impossible
to procure limestone here OF such d.
menslon NJ IL required and IL the cap
itol board refuse to accept of Indiana
stone the contractors will have
to give up the job or altera'
lions will nave to DO made In
the specifications go as to adapt
the building to the Austin stone.
The bids for completing the stone
work have opened but no awards have
been made.
The Texas Bar association convened
this morning and admitted several ne n
members. The committee on juris-
prudence and law reform reported
recommending certain changes in the
law regulating appeals, attachments
and the taking Of dispositions. The
committee also suggestC l that the
grand jury have IA clerk to take down
the substance of the testimony, which
should become q record. The re-
port was adopted. Dallas was se-
lected as the next place OF meeting
and the9second Tuesday In July, 1885,
was fixed as the date. The following
officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year: President, A. j. Pee
Ter OF Austin; vice president,
w. l.. Crawford of Dallas
treasurer, Robert G. West of Austin;
secretary, Charles =. Morse of Austin.
The following delegates were elected
to the National Bar associations: A. w.
Terrell OF Austin, N. w. Finly OF Ty-
Ter, w. III. Pope Of Marshall, jacob
Welder OF San Antonio. w. p. Balm
ger of Galveston, G.. p, Adams OF
Kaufman and Il, II. Pendergrast OF
Calvert. The reports of the treasurer
and secretary show S55 members on
the rolls and 1851 In the treasury. On
motion Of Hon. o. M. Roberts, Lam
pasas was selected as the place for the
permanent annual meetings after 1886.
An evening session was devoted to
discussing certain judicial amend
ments to the constitution. Tonight
the association ia enjoying u grand
banquet at the Pearl house.
Capt. Payton, who is just down from
Hamilton county, reports fence-cut.
ting near Hico Saturday night. The
fences around three farms and two
pastures were destroyed. Parties are
suspected and doubtless will be ar
rested. tt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-07
THE COURT OF APPEALS.


AUSTIN, TEX, May 6.-The court OF
appeals to-day adopted the report Of the
commissioners ofappeals as heretofore
published in the following cases:
Railway company vs.. Patterson.
from Tarrant county.
Brunswig vs. Kramer, from Tarrant
county.
The Pacific Express Company va.
Williams, from Tarrant county,
Alternately Va. Hewlett, from Fan.
min county.
Scruggs Il Veal We. pullman, from
Dallas county.
Railway vs. Mitchell, from Tarrant
county. ~
The, following judgments were AZ.
firmed:
Hardesly Va. the State, from Ellis
county, on certificate.
Tuunery Va. the State, from ELLA
county, on certificate.
Curtis ct al, vs. Bernstein & Co.
from Dallas county.
hallway VS.. Simpson, from Dallas
county.
Railway vs. the Rosebank Nursery.
from Dallas county.
Railway vs.. Dcdson, from Tarrant
county.
Railway vs.. Single, from Tarrant
county.
The following cases were reversed
ana remanded: Cannon VS.. the State,
from Freestone county.
Miles vs. the State, from Bastrop
county.
Hernandez VS.. the State, from Bexsr
county.
Lehman vs.. the state, from Parker
county.
The case OF Terrell va. Barrett, from
wise county, was reversed and rem
dered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-07
TRAGEDY In REAL LIFE.
Maxwell, the St. Louis Southern Hotel
Murderer, Arrested at Auckland,
New Zealand.
Extradition Papers to be Sent on the Next
steamer-No 0lew as Yet to the
Chicago Murderer.
Seventeen Canadians and One Hundred
Indians Killed in Battle on the
Saskatchewan.
AN APPALLING TALE.

SANTA FE, N. NJ, May GA special
from Fort Stanton says; Yesterday
about 8 a. m. at Bontio, twenty-five
miles from here, Martin Nelson arose
from his bed and while committing
robbery sbot and killed DR.. Will
liam A. Finn, late of Boston, who
was sleeping In the same room with
Nelson in the house Of M. s. Maybury.
The firing aroused the family, when
Nelson shot and killed Maybury, his
wife and two sons. A little daughter
was wounded fatally. A neighbor
was alarmed and came to the
house and he, too, was shot dead. 1t
was supposed that the murderer re-
manned in the house and ten citizens
watched IL to prevent his escape, but
at Z am. the guard was sur
prised to hear a shot from near
and Hennon Beck fell dead. Nelson
then came down the street firing his
Winchester until he was shot dead.
Nelson, when sane, was a good citizen.
He came here four years ago from Ne
brasks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-07
BELTON.
DR.. George Delivers His First Ser
mon Among the Beltonites.

Special
BELToN, Tex, May 5-Dr. w
George of Fort Worth preached his
firts sermons here Sunday. SO far as
heard he gave universal satisfaction.
We feel that we have captured a prize
in getting HIM, and are looking for
ward with much pleasure to the time
when he and his family will become
permanent residents OF our city.
Rev. w. Il. Max well and Mr.. WV.
UpshRw, our efficient and popular
county clerk, left yesterday for Angus
Ia. Ga, to attend the meeting Of the
Southern Baptist convention. They
are worthy representatives from the
church OF this city.
Two hunting parties, composed OF
young gentlemen from the best ele-
ments Of our society, LETT last Saturday
for an extended trip through Western
and Northwestern Texas.
Your correspondent has neglected in
former notices of the dramatic per.
Torrance given by our temperance So
clety to say that first-rate music was
furnished by the Bolton Juvenile
band. Although composed entirely OF
boys, this band furnishes az good music
as is usually heard from any kind of
an amateur band.
County court met yesterday and de-
voted the first day to the probate
docket, The criminal docket was
taken up this morning, and will be
continued through this week and next
unless sooner disposed Of.
DR.. II. q. Client returned last night
from an extended trip to Houston and
New Orleans. He went to Houston to
attend the State Medical association OF
which he was president, and to New
Orleans to attend the National Med
ical association and see the exposition.
He says he has had good time. He
looks much improved In health.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-07
WACO.
Texas Homeopathists In Annual SEES.
sion--oourt Notes.

SANA SOuAV NOLeA.
Special.
WACO, TEX, May 6,-The second
annual session OF the State Homeo.
pathic association was called to order
Mt 1880 o'clock this afternoon by the
president DIR. O. Il. Fisher OF Austin.
The attendance was small, as all the
delegates have not arrived vet. PLY.
sicians are present from Austin, Cor.
sicana, San Antonio, Galveston, Dali
las,etc' The proceedings this afternoon
were purely routine, affecting tempo-
rary organization, etc. The session
VIII last three days. One OF the
homeopathic physicians In this oity h
a lady, Mrs. Josephine Il Hall. and
she Is also vice-presldent OF the stats
association.
Marshall Brooks, county Judge of
camp county, who Is said to have COM
mltled suicide at PlttsburQ Yesterday
IL brother Of Mr.. William Brooke ~
the hrm Of Brooks aud Wallace, this
ely MT. Brooks left for Plttsburg
this evening.
Hon. Jamts III. Jones, United States
senator from Arkansas, arrived Ia the
city to-day, accompanied by his fam.
ny. They are on pleasure trip to see
Texas and visit relatives here and az
Marlin. Senator Jones went down TO
Maiiln tonight and on returning, the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-07

Dillon, a house now.
OF Examiner MsnnIna, g
careiessness by imnro,s,s h
girders and posts I, .t X.
THE SMELL or p,, mn ~
BROOKLYN, N. w
work of digging for a. a. " +
victims of yesterday ' y.
this morning by t6on.as,a'ss
some merely curious vbH
sad interests In ws,ob Tulh !. !
the ruins. The firemsaa1 \, I
down In the debris in n &. "
the buildings said thew ~ y, s,',l
slckening osor OF 6,~,s'
flesh, and occasionsllv q
blew In that direction th We
ing on State street cou wv N
tect the same horrjhls
After two hours wo, ,a 4 X
OF another body wers y.
nave been identified y. y
ward Butler. y "a
Up to IL o'clock to.dsv :
bodies y recovered had H. /.
tilted, although one Of y ts..
TO be that Of Daniel W..
gineer of the burned s
other two bodies will n ~ i
be fully identified. on ' \,
without a head and tbs n.
ply a charred mass. n,
remaining.
Up TO noon to-day min.
been reported as mjssins II
sub-precinct station ba,'
were all employed II n /
William burst.
About 2 o'clock this 49,.
other bodies were found Isa
the rear OF No. IS Atis~'
Ihey were unrecognirshk 4
sent to the morgue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-07
HARRoLD.
Shipment OF Cattle for the Capitol
Lands-rhe Town on Boom.
Anarial


HAROLD, Tx, May e-Four
trains OF cattle were received at the
Harold stook-ysrds during last night
They were shipped by the Rosehlls OF
san Antonio, and are destined for the
western part OF the Panhandle. They
will beput on what are known az the
capitol lands. These lands were SET
apart by the state 10 pay for the build.
ing OF the state capitol at Austin, now
under construction. The contractors
Farweli, Taylor 4 Co. OF Chicago
have made arrangements 10 stock
them, and this Is the frat delivery for
that purpose, There are 5000 0O0
acree In this body OF land, and n h
capable OF sustaining immense herds
OF cattle.
People are docking into this section
now, and the new town IL on a boon,
10 VIII doubtless have Ave or ain
hundred inhabitants by the day of The
salt sale Of lots, which takes place ON the
Many people are building now, and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-07
what MIn .Morrom RrInr ,

pon Know. Either clear weather
p ~, cloudy, Eitherstorm or sunshine.
EIther sickness and health, or else, per.
mars, y nnddling condition half way
oytween one or the other III you are
aiing and poorly to-day, you may be
enjoying relief TO morrow, II you viii
only take brown's Iron Bitters, IN
you nave this prince OF tonica In the
house, look Joyfally and hopefully Tor
tho coming OF the morrow. Ii cures
peuraigia, headache, dyspepsia, weak.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-07
MRS. KELLEY NOT A SEwrss.

WASHINGTON, May 0.--Tbe state
department has not received any pro-
test from the Austrian government
concerning the appointment of Minis
tea Kelley to Vienna, The cable ru-
NOR that an objection would be
made against him because his wife Ia
o Jewess finds no oredence In
administration circles. This govern
ment recognizes no difference between
Jews aud Gentiles. II IL also remarke cd
that Mrs Kelley 10 not u Jewess except
by parentaVe, as she abjured her
religious faith when she married q
Catholic
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-07
DENISON.
Several Attachments Served on the
Stock of ]. s. Hudson.

DENIsoN, Tex, May 6.-Deputy
United States Marshal Tom Wright
yesterday served several attachments
on the stock of j. s, Hudson. One was
in favor of A. h, MCGOWAN g. Co. for
1855, one In favor OF McStadder &
Co. for $4,000, and one in favor OF Bates,
Reed & Cooley for $l743.
The Missouri Pacific company has
received large orders for stock cars
from Southern points, and the traffic
is reported improving.