Galveston Weekly News (Galveston, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 12, Ed. 1, Tuesday, June 10, 1856 Page: 2 of 4
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TUESDAY JUKE 10 1S5G.
&ST S. Pteesih. Esq is our authorized agent for
l4nssa Cherokee connty and vicinity.
JSy We are authorized to announce R. J. W REEi
s a randidate for bhentr of Brazoria Conn tv.
To Cook rntuanai-SeTcnil or our friends engag
od to he publishing business In Northern cities have
expressed a Kb to havens notice tho; or their
publications adaptedto the wuthern traJe; but the
rxpetue ofpostage on these books has been an obsta-
cle and "editor's" copies sent through look.scllers.
are liable to be misdirected ot inkptacod. Therefore
for tho convenience or publisher wc ha e roouested
oor friends Latixe aothtm A Set-iocx. 15 Naao
nt Xew Tort and Wk. Boole 27 Washington
street Boston to receive tor u u.-h look as pnbllsh-
srtwlshtA hare noticed in the Tnrlyanl7WnWj
Arte.
Lampasas Springs. Those who wish to
visit this delightful watering place can now
travel by stage from Austin. See the adver-
tnent in another column.
Law Cards. Our friend A. E. Gxtzs Is
noir practicing law on his own hook having
tlissolred partnership with his coun as will
be seen by referring to his card in another
column. Wc take much pleasure in recomend-
ing him to all who hare business to attend to'
In this section of country As un able lawyer
and reliable business. We know of none su-
perior to htm in the State and our friends at
a distance may rely upon any matters placed
in his hands being promptly attended to. Mr.
W. R. Jarxox's card will also be found in our
columns whose acquaintance we had the
pleasure of making for the first time on onr
late visit to La Grange. He practiced law in
Somerrille Tennessee for some years where
he acquired a high reputation and is now per-
manently located in La Grange where he -will
give any business entrusted to him prompt at-
tention. - -
E7" Cassimer Tillineuve Esq of Indian-
da has been appointed French Consul for
.Matagorda Bay.
Arrived. Ship Ernst Mnitz Amdtt L.
ItrsT master fifty seven days from Bremen
arrived on Saturday (Tth) with 208 passen-
gers to Kauflman & Klaner.
Schooner Excelsior Sawyer master from
Pensacola arrived on the Sta with lumber to
X. D. Labadie.
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Salt Ket Light. Cant Brow.v or the
or the bark JVV mftg-o from Xcw York
reports that Salt Key Light is very inferior
and could not be seen at a greater distance
than IS miles. It is supposed that the lamps
were out of order.
Arkansas. The platform of the American
party in Arkansas is mainly made up of mat-
ters of State policy. The opposite party is
charged with profligacy and mismanagement
of the State's aBiirs with making banks and
breaking them; with entailing a debt of mil-
lions of dollars on the people while the poli-
ticians have enriched themselves by their
financiering. The Democratic platform Is
t jnnded altogether on National politics.
Can Flock ami Meal be I'keser. ed ? We
see an article in a late number of the Xew
York Evening Pott from Mr. Titos. Peaks-
all relative to the preservation of floar
meal and grain. Mr. Pears all appears to
have had much experience in testing the ex-
periments of others and in making some of
his own upon the above subject. The prac-
tice of kiln-drying is found to preserve meal
for a while from souring by expelling all the
watery particles but with the water goes also
a large portion of the sugar or sacharine mat-
ter of the meal and hence the insipid tatte
of all thoroughly kiln-dried corn meal. It
appears that a method was successfully used
among the ancients of digging vaults in the
earth and depositing their grain in them in
large quantities in such a manner as to thor-
oughly exclude all air and moisture by her-
metically sealing them when filled. In this
way they preserved their grain during seasons
of plenty for several years to meet the fre
quent recurrence of seasons o. famine. But
this method docs not answer the demands of
commerce in modern times. The only other
method that has proved to be entirely success-
ful is what is called the ventilating or tubu-
lar arrangement" This method was spoken of
by the celebrated Andrew Uee Professor of
chemistry in London. The great desideratum
fe to prevent the heat that is in ariably gener-
ated in the centre of the barrel or Lag of meal
or flour by enabling the moisture to pass off
andilr.PEASALL it seems has succeeded in
carrying out tuccessfully the " ventilating or
tubular arrangement spoken of by Prof.
TJre and has a patent for the invention. lie
produces proofs that meal and flour put op in
barrels or sacks in litis way have been preserv-
ed perfectly sweet on long sea voyages and
for a period of three or four years. Xot half
of the flour made in the United States is kept
six months without becoming sour whereas
he says the same flour put up in his tubular
barrels will keep three or four years.
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We have heretoforenoticed that the Cincin-
nati Railroad Record appears to be devoted to
the interest of the TexagWestern or Pacific rail-
road company. It is now engaged in advoca
ting the loan bill with as much zeal as any of
our local journals and is opposing the State
Plan with corresponding efforts as the only
other plan before the iopIe. In fact the
question is now narrowed down to this prob-
lem: whether the State shall farrow money
to loan again to companies to enable them to
build our roads and speculate on our land bo-
nuses or whether the State shall build our
roads with our own money applying the sales
of onr land to the same purpose instead of
giving them away whether wc shall subject
our citizeos to the very highest charges for
transportationcompanies may choose to exact
or whether our citizens shall control these
charges through their own Legislature The
Railroad Record says by the loan of $SOO0
per mile we can have 1500 miles of railroad
built for $12000000. That is the State will
only have to contract a debt of twehc mil-
lions for that purpose under the loaning pol-
- icy. Whereas the editor says the same num-
"bcr of miles of road under the State plan
costing S30;000 per mile win involve our State
in a debt of $15000000.
This reasoning on assumed premises with-
out proving them is very convenient. In the
first place he assumes that the companies
can borrow the balance of the money or 512
000 per mile without having anything to give
as security except the contingency of dirt-
dendtat tome future day while they cannot
now borrow any money with the privilege of
giving both their lands and .roads for secur-
ity in addition to the contingency of future
dividends. In the next place he attumes
that the State will have to pay one-third more
for roads than the companies.
Now we intend to demonstrate . cry soon
that our State can build her roads for one-
third lest than any companies possibly can do
it; and we. think we can show by facts that
for about one-third let expense than their
own companies. But wc have not time now
to go into that important investigation. In
the third place the Record makes no account
whatever of the public lands donated nor
does the editor even hint at the million up-
on million i which the people of Texas will
have to pay corporations over and above what
they would have to pay for transportation on
roads belonging to the State or rather be-
longing themselves and subject to their own
control through their Legislature.
By the State Plan the people will save from
fifteen to twenty millions of acres which un-
der the corporate plan will be forever lost to
them. The estimate which the companies and
the Rf cord iUclf has hertoforc placed upon
those bond- even long before the roads are
completed and all our experience abundant-
ly proves that this is a low estimate when the
roads arc made to reach the lands. It follows
therefore that under the corporate plan the
State will have gtcen atcay about twice the
entire cost of all the roads even supposing
them to cost 530000 per mile. But when a
journal becomes an advocate for a quid pro
awo it w in duty bound to perform the ser-
vice required or all advocates namely make
the best possible showing for its clients. The
Record bijsi
If you suppose for example that the State
by this plan (of so much loan per mile) will
advance a credit or 510009000. she must (if
the State makes the road) advance S30000000
on the other. It is palpable that Texas may
sustain the former amount but she cannot the
last
Some time ago the Record estimated the
land donated by Texas as worth more than
the roads would cost; we would therefore be
glad to know why the State cannot sustain an
advance of $30000000 when by so doing she
retains land bonuses of twice that amount
which would ue given away under the corpor-
ate system ? The Record" argument stands
thus: Under the corporate system the State
will contract a debt of $10000000 besides
giving away our lands. Under the State sys
tem she will contract a debt of $30000000 for
the same roads but will be able to pay twice
that amount by the sale of the bonut lands
so that she will have saved $20000000 or $30
000000 in her treasury after paying for the
roads and without any debt whatever.
Editorial Correspondence.
Lagrange Juuefith 1S5G.
Along the route I traveled from Brenham
to this place the crops look fine but a few
showers of rain would help them materially
though they have not suffered any as yet from
drought Corn looks remarkably well but
has stopped growing for the want of rain
and should the dry tv eathcr continue the crops
will fall short of what they promised a week or
two back. Passing through . Rutrsvillc I
learned that Professor Fossa et bad closed an
arrangement with the board of trustees to
take possession of the Collegej and move hi
establishment there at the commencement .f
the next scsMou. The building is well lilted
for the purpose. nd tue situation is one of
the most healthy in the state though whether
Mr. FocsiiEVwill benefit by the change to
the extent of his expectation's 1 think a
matter of doubt. The Rutersville College
combers some seventy pupil? the higer gra-
duates or which will enter the Military
Institute and a primary school will be estab-
lished for the junior classes The young ladies
department will be continued as heretofore
in the same building now used for that pur-
pose. Butersviile is a plea sent place and
many parents will doubtless be Induced to
send their sons there who would object to
Galveston on account of the epidemics; there
fore it is probable with the accession of those
indents now in the college and otlicis from
various parts of the state Mr. Forshey may
increase his establishment and soon secure
for it a permanent footing. The advantages
of a Military education are at once obvious
as we are without any organized militia and
we know not how soci the time may arrive
when a knowledge of military tactics may be of
essential alue to the youths of our state.
The success which has already attended Mr.
Forsiiet's course of studies and discipline is
admitted by all who have vWted his Institute
or been present at his periodical examinations;
and though we shall all regret losing him from
among us in Galveston. I most cordially
bespeak for him a'hearty welcome in Fayette
county.
A Democratic meeting was held in Lagrange
onSatuTdayhena full ticket wasnominated
for county offices. A railroad meeting was
held in the evening to elect delegates to the
Austin Convention when Col. Danceys pro
position to adopt the state plan was offered
but failing to succeed in that the loan policy
was then offered and voted down by a majority
of eleven. Thirteen delegates were then
elected with instructions to go for any plan
that would be likely to get the roads built.
This is the general sentiment throughout the
county though a slight preference is maifested
in favor of the loaning policy. I met with an
old and much esteemed Texan this morning
from Black Jack who is an out and out State
Plan man and he informs me many in his
neighborhood are coming round to his way of
thinking. I have not met as yet more than
one or two strong opponents of the measure
and even our friend Gates is I think becom-
ing somewhat lukewarm in his opposition.
The public mind is now fully awakened on
the subject and the action of our next legis-
lature is looked forward to with unusual
interest.
The crops around here are looking well and
promise an abundant yield though rain is
somewhat needed of which there is a fair
prospectthis morning as thecloud3 seem to
be gathering in the right direction for a
shower. A trial of two years has established
the fact that wheat can be grown successfuly
in this neighborhood and this year secral
planters have pat in a few acres which promise
an abundant yield. From twenty to twenty
five bushels wighing COlbs will be raised to
the acre and the prospects are very encoura-
ging. Mr. Mekkik an enterprising German
is now engaged in putting up a flouring mill
to be run by steam power and there is every
probability in a year or two thafsuEcicnt
flour will be raised to supply this and one or
two adjoining counties. The article planted
is spring wheat which requires but little
cultivation compared with corn or cotton; it
is now ready for harvesting.
Everything is quiet here no news stiring
planters busy laying by their crops and
praying for rain- A new Court House built
of stone is in process of erection which will
be an ornament to the town when completed
and several other good substantial buildings
have gone up since I wts last here. Some of
the citizens talk about selling out and moving
down to tfalveston which it is now generally
conceded will become in a few years the great
business mart of the State. Several candi-
dates for election are already in the field and
among others 1 find our old friend Capt.
Long co rE (who has quit merchandizing) is a
candidate for probate Judge being the nomi-
nee of the Democratic party. D. It.
Railroad Accident. The Houston Tele-
graph says that as the train was returning
from Cole's stand on the Sthinst. when about
miles from Houston three cars were
thrown off the track by a fence rail laid across
one of the rails. There were quite a number
of persons on the cars at the time of the acci-
dent perhaps seventy-five or one hundred
about half of whom jumped and were thrown
from the cars. Fortunately no one was dan
gerously hurt other than severe bruises-
Several of the injured persons will be confined
to their rooms for a few days onlyl Mr. Bre-
mond the President of the road was some-
what injured but we learn this morning is
doing well. A great many others were slight-
ly injured.
The obstruction was placed on the track by
some person or persons after the train had
passed out with the mail. We hope the per-
petrator may be discovered and snmmarily
punished.
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2P"The District Court for Harris county
is now in sessional Houston Hen. P. W. Gray
presiding.
Land Warrants. Te passage by Con
gress of a bill granting large quantities of
land for the construction of four railroads
across Iowa will have the effect of almost
closing the offices in that State. Land war
rants have declined in consequence and are
rated at So cents per acre.
A bill passed the United States House o
Representatives granting Michigan about
thirteen thousand acres for railroad pur-
poses. 1 a
The civic and military societies of Houston
have resolved on celebrating the 4th of July
next and appointed a committee to procure
the funds necessary for the purpose.
K7"Thc Democrats of Harris county have
appointed the 18th inst. for the holding of a
nominating convention.
KPV?e regret to learn that the worms have
seriously injured the young cotton on some of
the Caney plantations.
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Nicaragua. A meeting was held in Hous-
ton on the Cth for the purpose of raising men
and means to aid Nicaragua. Resolutions
sympathizing with the Waleeb-Rivas Gov-
ernment and announcing attachment to the
Monroe doctrine were adopted.
HP" The Tclegrephy referring to false ru-
mors of the existence of yellow fevcor in Hons-
ton says that if the disease does come it will
give its readers due notice.
K7" The Governor offers $300 reward for the
apprehension of James Wyatt who killed
J. P. Bayabd ih Limestone connty.
AVuirpED. At the District Court in Alton
Denton county says the Dallas Herald Wil-
burs WniTE was found guilty of hog stealing
and sentenced to receive twelve lashes on the
bare back which sentence was duly executed
by the Sheriff on Thursday.
The instances are rare in which the statute
of the old Republic punishing larceny by
whipping arc enforced. We believe the new
criminal code abolishes the brutalizing penal-
ty altogether.
Pbeservig JIeat wiTnorT Salt. An
eminent French physician has discovered a
method of preserving meat which promises
to be a universal benefit to the world. His
process briefly stated is to bone the meat as
far as practicable plunge it into a kettle or
gelatine at about the temperature of boiling
water where it is held about six. minutes and
then hutg up to dry. Forty-eight hours later
It is again plunged with its gelatinous en-
velope into a solution of tannin in water and
then hungup again to dry. The meat thus
prepared has been known to keep a year and
upwards perfectly fresh and apparently re-
taining all its original flavor.
Tbv Philadelphia Evening TCetcs remarks
that "it would he an odd idea to purchase
Valparaiso roasting pieces in our market.
It is said that establishments for preserving
meat in the manner described have been crec
ted in Africa on the Southern shores of the
Mediterranean and in South America. A
branch will also be established at Cincinnati
Ohio
Catholicism. Rev. Mr. Cliambodnt a Ro-
man catholic priest has been preaching for
sometime past in Palestine and vicinity. We
learn be has quite a good attendance of mera-
"-" wmer denominations wimng 10 near
and judge for themselves. The Palestine
American does not like It however
Our isolation with KiiRlnnil.
Our readers cannot have failed to notice the
remarkable change in the tone of Lord Clabex.
dons last dispatch to this Government as com-
pared with those previously received. Had
the same friendly and conciliating spirit been
manifested in the first reply to Mr. Bucn axan
when be announced that our neutral rights
had been violated by the enlistment of troops
on our soil for the British service the most
perfect harmony and mutual good feeling
would have continued and all this threatening
and talk about war would hae Wen avoided
It scarcely admits of a doubt that tlii re
markable and sudden change from a haughty
offensive and almost insulting bearing towards
our Government to the strongest protestations
of friendship accompanied with expressions
of regret and apology for the wrong com-
plained of is to be attributed to the influence
of the popular sentiment of England upon
the Ministry. We have heretofore given ex
tracts from some of the most influential
English journals condemningthe whole course
of the Ministry touching the inlistment ques-
tion and Lord Palsisrstox has undoubtedly
had abundant evidence that the people of
Great Britain would not submit to be involved
in a war with this country. In confirmation
of this friendly sentiment iu England towards
our people wcTgive some additional extracts
in which it will be seen that the course of the
Government ispretty severely criticised. The
following extracts are from the London blam-
ing Star of May 0th:
The counsel learned in the law who practice
at the -Middlesex sessions have a trick which
often passes current in that court and serves
instead of a case for the defence. When they
have nothing better to say fora prisoner they
plead his good character and traduce that of
the witnesses against him. From the earliest
days or his infancy they declare that he has
been remarkably distinguished for his integri-
ty and honesty; whilst upon the other side
they can only recognise rogues by birth adop-
tion and profession whose oaths are not to
be believed on any occasion whatsoever and
least of all in opposition to the complete de-
nial of so respectable a person as the prisoner
nt thp bar.
The rdea set ui bv Lord Clarendon on be
half of Mr. Crampton Is precisely the plea of
the Middlesex sessions. -Mi jawi Vsiarenaoa
can say for Mr. Crampton is that the British
Ambassador is "o very" respectable and
that the witnesses against him are " so cry '
nnirorthv of belief. "Strobel and Hertz.'
the noble lord says "are unworthy or credit.
It is impossible for her Majesty's Government
to set the assertion of snch men as these
against the declarations of Mr. Crampton a
man of unquestionable honor." Now if the
assistant judge at the Middlesex sessions came
to sum up this defence in the case of a pick-
pocKei nc woum prooaoiy use some sucu iu-
matre as the followinc: "Gentlemen of the
Jury you have heard from the learned counsel
IOr ine UCICUCC iuu iuc iniauuci ukuic uai
has up to the present time borne a character
lor unquesnonauie uumir auu uc us nnncu
to show you that the witnesses against him
uri-t-cnnn whose varacitv vou cannot rely.
The relative credibility of the parties is of
course exclusively lor your uectsion. u i
can say is that there arc on this occasin two
witness arainst the defendant who are not
shown to be connected and who agree in their
testimony; and as regras one oi inem at
any rate nothing whatever has been adduced
against him.
The despatch stopping the enlistment was
sent out to Canada on June 22. On July 6 a
letter was received at the Foreign Office from
Mr. Buchanan complaining that the 'nentraliy
ty law of the United States has been in any wa-
infringed by any persons acting with or with-
out authority. And yet it is after this after
the enlistments had been stopped for fear of
violating the law and after regret had been
expressed if that law had been infringed that
we are now told eicht months after "that
her Majesty's government deny that any Ille
gal proceedings were so lar as mey Knew
committed by its officers or authorized agents
and therefore they have none to disavow
and no officers or agents to deal with as of
fenders."
The London Daily Telegraph Is said to be
tbe most widely circulated'paper in Edgland.
A lengthy article in this paper of May 5th
shows up the special pleading of Britisn di-
plomacy on the subject of the enlistment by
arguments and facts not very creditable to
the Ministry and to which no reply can well
be made. Wc give the following extract:
IIowcer plausible the dispatch is it fall to
convince us that our Government is free from
blame in the steps adopted byit to recruit for
tl nticl nrmv itTinn ItlP TTnitAil Rtfltfx:1 cnil
Lord Clarendon still harps upon the special
subterfuge that notifying to people in Amer-
can newspapers that recruits for the British
army would be received at Halifax was not
recruiting upon United States territory.
There never was. in our opinion a more dis
ingenuous plea. It savors more of the quirks
and quibbles of an Old Bailey counsel than
the qualities which should distinguish a des-
patch issued by a British minister. The bare
fact of sending agents into the United States
with the avowed intention of opening offices
where information would be aflorded to per-
sons desirous of entering the British service
and of supplying those recruits with passage
tickets to Halifax was in itself the strongest
proof or recruiting upon United States terri-
tory. To deny this is simply ridiculous. The
plan adopted in the States to recruit for the
British army is very nearly the same process
adopted by Government recruiting parties in
the United Kingdom. A likely lad is picked
up and accompanies the recruiting sergeant
from his village to the headquarters of the re-
cruiting subdivision. His expenses are paid
and he informed that Her Majesty requires
healty youths to enter her service; he must
accompany the sergeant to a certain town
where if approved of he will b attested. He
isn ot made a soldier on tbe spot. The ser-
geant merely acts as a person giving infor-
mation. What applies to our recruiting in
England tells eqnallyupon the United States.
We by the steps adopted by us did virtually
recruit upon United States territory and the
attempt to wriggle out of the scrape by sub-
terfuge and special pleading only makes the
matter worse. Such a line of argument is un-
worthy of a great nation. In fact Lord Clar-
endon in the same breath denies the act of
recruiting and yet makes ample apologies for
offence. In this passage Lord Clarendon ad-
mits the desire to recive rerrnits from the Uni-
ted States.
-On the bicaking out of the late war between
two western powers and Russia the British
government was informed that many persons
resident within the United States some na-
tives of the continent of Europe and some
notural born subjects of her Majesty were
desirous of entering into the military service
of Great Britain. The British government
believing the inJpTnation they had received
on this matter to be well founded took steps
to avail themselves of this disposition and
gave directions that any persons presenting
themselves within the British North American
provinces willing to enlist and found fit for
service should be engaged for the British
army. But her Majesty's government gave
the most positive orders that in making ar-
rangements for this purpose nothing should
bo done to infringe in any manner whatsoever
the neutrality laws of the United States.
What an absurdity is the latter portion of
the above paragraph I It is an acknowledg
ment that wc were aware of certain " neutral-
ity laws" and that we desired to infringe
them by some evasive steps. We were deter
mined to urcaK mem nut to do so :n such a
manner that we could not be called to ac-
count; hence ''her Majesty's government gave
the most positive orders that in making ar-
rangements for this purpose" (for what pur-
Eose? why simply to obtain recruits from the
taitcd States) "nothing should be done to in
fringe in any manner whatsoever the laws of
the United States !' When the American peo-
ple remonstrated at our recruiting depots bar-
States wc all of a sudden got very virtuous
and we read accordingly
"The British government soon found bv ac-
counts which reached them from the United
States that it would be difficult to prevent the
execution of the contemplated arrangements
from being attended by circumstances which
might give rise to discussions between the two
governments it was seen that however strict
mi cut be the orders of her Maiestv's p-ovrn.
ment that nothing should be done in contra-
vention to the laws of the United States and
however scrupulous her Maiestv's officers in
America might be in obeying those orders. 3 et
a misconception of the precise bearing of those
laws might lead some of those officers uninten-
tionally to overstep their HmitB while other
persons cuncr irom uonest zeal or lor the sake
of gain or from a desire to entrap her Majes
51 a officers might do things at variance with
the provisions of those laws. Her Majesty's
covernmentthereforc beinjr most anxious that
nothing should happen to disturb the good un-
derstanding between the two governments and
being desirous of showing unequivocally their
respect for the laws of the United States at
once and of their own accord determined to
give ap tne turiner prosecution or the arrange-
ments in question and they accordingly sent
out to Canada and to Nova Scotia on the 22d
of June 1S55 orders to discontinue all further
proceeding in the matter of enlistment for the
1 orcign legion.
Wc gave up our schemes when wc were
obliged to do so and not one minute sooner
and after having expended above one hun-
dred thousand pounds in the attempt.-
The reason why the British Gommnent found
it high time to stop recruting in the United
States was furnished by the tone of the Ame
rican people. e made a urtuc or necessity
and now turn our virtuous intentions to good
account after having "done the deed."
After the acknowledgment of Lord Claren
don that the British Government had received
accounts that its a cents mizit commit certain
overt acts in "contravention of the laws of
the United States." which '-accounts were
ii fact nothing more nor less than that the
laws of the United States had been broken.
with what bad grace comes the following
passage of defiance
"With respect to the first part of tbia
demand ner Majesty s Government ucny mai
any illecal proceedings were so far as they
knew committed by its officers or authorized
agents and therefore they have none to dis-
aiow auanooinccrs or agents to oeai witu
as offenders.
The remaining portion of the despatch is
much in the same style. Denials protesta-
tions of innocence of intention defiance and
the usual after-dinner wind-up about (no two
vuuuiues wmcii arc uouna uy stronger lies or
higher considerations than the United States
and Great Britain Ac. This " soft sawder"'
will not be enough for Brother Jonathan. He
has demanded the withdrawal or certain ob-
noxious British officials; our government
declines most positively to accede to this de-
mand; andwc are in a position to inform
Aora uiarcnuon 01 ine result winch will fol-
low his refusal to offer reparation for our open
violation and designed infringement of the
United States laws. The American government
has resolved to have satisfaction; and upon
the receipt of the despatch from Lord Claren-
don the President of the. United States will at
once d'smiss the British minister at Washing-
ton und decline to recocnise anv Ioncer
I Jiessrs. ujrciay -uaucewg. ana itowcroit ine
consuls at New York Philadelphia and Gin-I
cinnati.
Messrs. Barclay Matthews and Rowcroft the
Later from iYcw Orleans.
The steamship Ferine ranee. Capt Siiep.
pard arrived this morning.
Pa8se.gees: J. H. Hicks ladyand ser-
vant; Mrs. E. D. Ross and two children; Mrs.
Meming; Miss Kneeland; Goripen & Tardy:
Messrs. D. Herring; j;c Walker; E. Bird; J.
Cosby;' E. B. Wallace; Grant; Chatham; Ji-
menns; Kncelald: E. Halfin: Jackson; Water-
man; Hewitt; Latham. A. W. Faison; J. W.
Kirk; Shields; Zavalla; Maguirc; McKcnzie;
Brooks; Weaver; Cook; Lylc; Angles; Os-
born and servant; Judge Hughes 25 on deck.
By the Perseverance- we have Sew Orleans
dates to the Sth int. containing telegraphic
news one week later from Europe. Cotton
has declined at Liverpool but the New Or-
leans market was not affected and the sales
for the week reached 23000 bales with a
good demand for Middling and Good Middling
qualities. Sugar continues to improve. The'
Picayune in its commercial article says:
Since the publication of Mr. Marcy'a master-
ly state paper In reference to the dismissal of
Crampton and the Consuls the position of our
foreign relations no lonirer unakens any soli-
citude and the market is thus relieved of a
heavy load which by certain parties was
most dexterously employed to depress tbe
value of stocks and other securities. No one
now looks for any retaliatory move on the
part or Great Britain and the probability is
that diplomatic intercourse will be suspended
only so long as may be absolutely required to
appoint a successor. This difficulty being
thus disposed of there is everything in the
present posture of affairs to betoken a pro-
longed case of money.
--
AltUIVAI hTILraSIIU NIAGARA.
COTTOX AND BBEADSTUFFS MARKETS.
Halifax June 5. The Cnnard steamship
Xiagra Capt. Ryric with the Liverpool mails
of the 21th nit. has arrived at this port. Her
intelligence is three days later than that re-
ceived by the steamship Indian at Quebec
and one week later than that by the Africa.
Liverpool Cottos Market.
The Circulars of the Lirerpool cotton mar-
ket brought by the Niagarareport a decline of
from 2-lGd. to jd. per pound in prices.
The sales of tho week are reported to have
amounted to 37000 bales of which G.000 bales
were taken on speculation and 2000 by ex-
porters. The imports since the departure of the Af-
rica had amounted to 76.000 balt-s.
The quotations for Fair Orleans are 7d. per
pound; for Middling OrlcansCid.
The sales on Saturday tbe 24th nit. amount-
ed to 8000 bales. The market closed steady.
Breadstuffs.
The reports respecting tho Liverpool bread-
stuffs market brought by the Niagara are that
flour was sliehtly easier that in wheat there
had been a decline of Id. per bushel of 70
pounds and that Indian corn had declined
irom d. to is. per quarter.
Manchester Trade.-
A decline in both roods and varus is report
ed to have been experienced at Manchester
since ine departure 01 tnc Ainca.
Affray ix Cixcixxati Editor Stabbed.
Cixcixxati June 4. George P. Buell cdi
tor of the Democratic Review at Washington
City was stabbed in the back in an affray
here to-night. He is seriously injured.
We havo not been able to glean any particu-
lars concerning the affair or its cause.
A Presidential Nomination. The Na-
tional Convention of Radical Abolitionists met
at Syracuse New York; on the 29th nit and
nominated Garret Smith of New York for
President or the United States and Samuel
McFarland or Pennsylvania for Vice Presi-
dent.
SEW ORLEANS MARKET.
riCAYCNE OFFICE Wedsbwy Nionr.
June 7th VAX. f
COTTON' The demand has been fair to-day hut
1th a very light and poorly assorted stock on sale
the transactions have been confined toalwut 530
hales. Prices hate been fulL but mostly within the
range of oar quotations which arc repeated.
LIVEBrOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior.....
Ordinarv...
8.J3 7KI Middling 1Q&1C''
7 8 tgJ3lUoodUiddliig..U MIU
rdlnary.. 8V2! 9'.t I Middling Fa!r..llaiuj
Good Ordinarr.
LUW.-M1UU1U1S... u'cirrj u; tair.... (Of
JIAIIU1CD
By tiicRev.Wm. M. Baker on the 28th of
May Br. Cuaeles Dexter Cleveland to
Miss ilAuv Louise Dutv daughter of Hiram
Doty Esq. late of La Fayette co. Mo.
The marriage ceremony took place upon
the summit of ML Burnell just as the sun was
rising above the eastern horizon.
At Gay Hill Washington connty Texas ou
May 1st 1856 by the Rev. X- Hill 3Ir. E. P.
Elmot to Miss Eliza T. Fisher all of that
county.
By the Rev. S. M. JenUns. on the l.tu inst.
Mr. John A. Dickie to 3ibs Minr J. Gab-
kett all of Walker county.
On Thursdav morninrrlasL. 22d instanL at
the residence of Mrs. E Nicholson by the Rev.i
Mr. Eldridge Mr. J axes Wood to Hiss J axe
Nicholson all of Bastrop connty. '
In San Autrustine. Texas the. 1st inst. by.
the Rev C. If. Albert Mr. George W. Ki.vo
to Miss Leona Thomas both or the connty of
San Angustine.
ANOTIIF.r. ItESIPEVTEK OP NEW YORK CITTTES-
Dr.M'Laue's Celebrated LWer I'ilU.
HKAli IIIM1
New Yqes August 30 18A1
This U to certify that I have had the Idver Com-
plaint for fire years during which time 1 have tried
almort all known remedies but to no pttrposc. Hear-
ing of Dr. STLanos Celebrated Liver nils I conclu
ded to try a box. I did so and am nowalmo&t cured.
I think one box more will effort a permanent core. I
can cheerfully recommend these Pills to all -a bo may
sutler from Ii er complaint I have also known them
used with the most happy results In cases ofsick
headache or dyspepsia.
Silt. SWIFT No.llts Attorney BtreeL
Zr Purchasers will be careful toaskifor Dr. ST
Luce's Celeouted LrVrm rnxa SIasxyactcsed by
Fixjoso Crux of Pittsburgh ra. There arc other
1111s purporting to bo Liver rtlls now lieforc the p Jb-1
lie Dr. M'Lano's genuine Liver Pilla also his Cele-
brated Vermifuge can now be had at all repectabl
drug stores. Xone genu ine without the signa
tare of FLEMING BP.OS.
SSf Bold in Gahcaton. by WoodlicC Keenan t
Southu let J. Ilannay and N. D. Labadie.
HOLLOWATS TILLS an Vndoi&t'd Ranaiv fir
n ui jjrvokjyn jcw tun
' Keren attacks of asthma.
which depri. ed him rbod3y rest night and day lac
couch at times almost choked him and caused htm
continually to enit blood he was never safe cither
eating or drinking and his family ere distressed
beyond measure to see him gradually reduced to al-
most a skeleton. HoIIoway's Pill? in this case were.
as usual efficacious. This gentleman used them fur
eleven wcekand thereflected a perfect cure; he
feels himself stronger now than lie has been for tho
Ian fifteen years.
3TOue f the noblct.1 traits of the human char-
acter Is gratitude for benefits received and the heart
which would forget the benetjetorwhohadmadeit
happy sinks below the level or the dumb brute. iBut
how much pleasure too should v. 0 dirive from deing
good not Ibr the sake of being thanked and placing
persons under obligations to us but for the sake alone
of making them happy. Tho greatest leneflt one
can licstow upon another is restoring him to health.
Pr. C M. Jackson by the aid of Hontland's German
D.tters. cold at 130 Arch street Phila has been the in-
strument of Eaving thousands from au untimely crave.
The Only Medal Awarded.
2EirEy the New York Exhibition to the English or
foreign bauco Manufacturers has been obtained
amongbt numerous competitors hyLEAAPEKl'INS
lor their
WOKCESTEUSinRE SAUCE
w hereby further testimony Is afforded oflts Iwing the
bebt Sauce cxtanL
The celebrity of this Sauce has extended to every
Quarter of the globe and Us tfficacj- In promoting tho
general health. Is becoming daily more observed and
at know lodged.
In Uic United Mates it is lit Id to lie the most agree-
able condiment and lb esteemed for Its tonie and in-
vigorating properties its habitual uc cnaHIng tho
stomach to digest the food.
Ou the Continent of Europe theao qualities hac
been testified to by a gentleman who w rites to LEA A
FERIUN S thus : "I hat e carried a bottle of your Wor-
cestershire Sauce in a tour I hate just completed
through Spain and Portugal and belie el'owe my
present btate of health to its ue; your Sauce Is
stomachic and I think medicinal. I can with truth
say there Is nothing In a tra. tier's baggage &o essen
tial to his comfort at least In these countries as your
Sauce."
In India alao w here it is found at the mct of c cry
regiment a medical gcEtlemau writes trom Madras
to his brother In the same profession at Worcester In
the fjllowing terms: "Tell Ia.t Perrius that their
Sauce is highly appro ed in India and that it Is In my
ojijniou tbe most labtaWo ni n rll as tbe most whole
some- sauce made.'
This Sauce i suitable for every variety of dioh and
the universal demaud w liicli itscxcclltmce aas created
has led to many Imitations being oficred to tbe public
under a variety of uamos but the genuine may bo
known by tho names 'J "LEA A rErJIOTS Wing
imiiresbcd upou the patent mctallc capsule or patent
glass fatoppcr of the bottle aswcll as tun labels and
w rapper.
PIc Agents for tho United States
JOHN DUNCAN A POSH.
403 Broadway New York.
aprlwtly.
CONUUmiNG AND TO CONQUER.
If any fact moro conchislvo than another were neces-
ipjni ine use 01
FLUID haw
h-uled throughout the w orld as the grmt Ammam Uair
Thntc. it would I) that of its rapid sale quadrupled
every rear and tho immense DumW-rof certificates
from all parts of the world extolling Us virtues when
everything ele liad filled. There U do malady w hlch
affects the Hair but this can cure. Is your Hair thin.
Klvid w ill rtwrc it to Its pristine beamy and luxuri-
uir. it is miu omy am me 10 cun ecuti aim uanurnn
and Is highly tf teemed tor headaches and colds in tho
lipflil. (tn rliHitrpn'a h.iiili Ir lira flirt lttnilnll..n nf t
good head of a Hair and at the Udr'i. toilet it is iudis-
pensable. Price. -"".M ami 75 cents vcrljotut.
BOGLE'S hlAXrrr.IU UAH. m E is another wonder
of tho age. It tias now been before the public lor sev-
eral years and wherever Introduced too sales have
been beyond all the precedent bpecineus hat e been
sent to a number 01 exhibitions and Thtre.erltlias
come into coniution with other preparations for
Dyeine. Its immcuso superiority has U-eu acknow
IL-UKtll (II t'll'l) lUBvJUW
and IJiiiloinaR. It is a lion
turn. Hair M a beautiful llron u or UUii. without -tabl
ing the ski j. Iu th-jrt the inventor ertsand ncry
person w bo has can fully u-til it n ill Join in the ttau-
ment that this h the lett HalrDycinthe world. It
is now universally preferred In London and Faris.
Priia .11crnU.Uni.Vl
liOCUrs AMOLIENT SHAVING COMPOUND ren-
ders that ustunyrmpleaiant opvratloi (Shaving) a di
UJfiLfr'.IlAEFJONA.OItn.'ilJI OPniTllvrii .
moves Freckles or Tan from the fact in tbe shortest
possible time and is acknowledged to be. the tery lest
article flr lcautifyinc the compl'xlon.
-gJr To bo bad wrholeiale and rcuul of V. BOGLE.
.J'TWahhington Street. Boston: and may le had m
tlifs city of 1IANNAY A BEAUMONT. m
The IUic To pre ent Its be ing luld and to 1
glossy and soft use Rigk't Cklibnit'tl Hjxrwn F
The IUic To pre ent Its be ing luld and to keen It
lKSvnnd ftoft-Uxe Iltile'l (Hthralnt Jummi ...!
bliojUl its color be unpfea&tag Bogttt iXntne llarjhx
Hill magically change It to a bUik or brown of the
most natural description. Iror the camplexlun llngk't
vailed. Furfaaviniriae JiVt
l-roprietor. W. BOGLE. Boston
Jtnft JorIi To be had In this
anil Af-pnta thmnchrtiit
city of HAN.N AY A BEAUMONT.
Y. K. JAKMOX
ATTORNEYtAT LAW
Lackauge Texas.
TV1LL attend th District Courta of Fayctto and
surrounding cotmUo and to tlie collections of
debts arranging land matters and all other business
connected with lils pro'eion therei. Ho will also
attend the Snpreme and Federal Courts at Austin and
Oaltcston. - JunelO-lyw
A. K. GATES
attob.net at law
La Gjuxgx-Texas.
JuuelO
lrw
"MERUVIAN OUANO nt wisest casn jnarkti. im-.
tions or neutrnl ftwwmreor Uil nd Tree llios-
SUPEK-rHOSPHATK OV LI51E in bags oritUllia
cach-ortniMrrewasprcKTreii. ........... ...
AllMrti celebrated ftEAUNd ! MOWIMi MA-
CmS3 that cannot cIo?
Every aernpiw"" " " v.'tiv
AIlOIOICULTUItAL IMPLEMENTS.
A lull awrtment ot tat rlrolccf t FlhUl 1 and (.Alt
DKN SEED. K. I- ALLEN
" B"1' lsy ttd 191 Water street K.T.
NcvToaE Mir lat. 133KluneHKnn-w
:..o.to;"'m EsttSiEw n; niiSiseae
the town and county uf" Lamnasses ha- eftected ai.
arrancencnubywhit-h af..iirhTcitn(i Uninnlnc
for the teaum (ctwwn Austin and thtfMirinssttto
trips a w cck leav ins. Austin Minida aiidThumUy.
at a o'clock. A. M. ..... . ('-U.KUTT.
Lampaes Mar 2TIK ISM--jun.v3iw
AU.S PATENT Um'K MACHINE tir grinding
and tempertns the Hay Ity hro pour anu
This h a great latxtr-wrlns tn-irlimc Apply t
-Tl C.M.IiUltUV.WafO.'lVsia
Mho in an imtln'rized ajentfir tlifaletif tbwma-
eblncK. . L!'ne3-lp
T H.MCMAHU.... B- R. CltBEET.
T. II. JIcMAHAX k t-ILlIi:ilT.
COTTON FACTORS AS1 GENE1VAL COMMISSION
MEECHAXTS
Strand Gahelon Teat.
Offlce oer Fros'iV Eaildinis.c'ormr f Tremont aud
juitoSj Strand htreitn. flr--
AYHITXEY&JOCELY.Vs
WOOD EX Oil A VINO A ELECTIIOTYPE
ItalIifihnient
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BY HARRIOT K UUXT St. I)
This remarkable production is makinc IU mark.
The KcvIcwcpi speak thin of It :
A pecultarir Intcivtir? hook. .Yew Bedford
Standard.
"It will unqnt-stionablr have a larcc sale." ?m-
inj Irankni t Boston
A book of deep litercst IWictical Omitton.
We predict for this book a ho-t of rcatli-ra." Pit 'c-
- X tit nhli
tutn Sxrrtiry lUrtfo
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Bulb In tho truth the earacitwes and d"T0teilnes9 ot
email. Ciat'i JSuuntay Eixmiig Oasetfc
Among lirinjr rotal-nitles Doctor flarriot K. Hunt Is
one of the most notable." llrtlan d A-tcrrturr.
1 A liook from narri-it K. Hunt needs no recomnien-
dation. Manclmttr JUaror.
"Yc value this volume nmmbforits testimony to
the value of home." VongrtgalxmahsU Button."
A beautiful picture of home." Baton Transcrij't.
A Itsok filled with uselUl suscestions and practical
hints. Vbmrpondfnx 'Smttm Juurml.
"Tho autoblocraphr of a woman Tnorn iH'Iore her
true time." Zum't ilaratd Boston.
JOHN T. JEWETT A CO..
Publishers
juiicS-tn w tf 1 1? vashin'ton t. Boston.
THE HEAD" when lie wrote and published
THE PHYSIOLOGY OF MAHiUAGF.
warmly commended a a timely judtrion and mucli
needed work. Every mall comes freighted with
letters from all parts of U10 country thankfnr; m for
publishing bo valuablu and unexceptionable 3 trea-
U-XJ VU DUIOClliUI BU U11K.II lull. rw.iin".
We havo already printed FIFTEEN THOUSAND
OOPrrl and Judgins from tho prewnt itcmanil an
almost f ndefinlto number will bo called (or.
IS ONE VOLUME CLOTIL PRICE "3 CENT.
Tun ablest ami mobt reliable reviewers in the
country -.peak thus of this lxxk :
"A book that should be read by c. cry man and no-
man in tho land married and unmarried." Etming
TravtOar Boston.
"This Is a book tor both eexcfi-a lwok that tdiould
Ikj read by every man and woman. Tho author u rites
n ith so much good taste and parity of language as to
render the tn-atiw tnotlenaive to the most shrinking
modrstr. lYmltces Lauunllc Journal Kattudy.
"Ittreatsof subject pertaining to life's every thy
matters in which ttio whole community are inter-
ested. Init of which net one in n hundred knows any-
thing. Christian OfMarrr lluladclplita.
Wo could multiply tbc-o approving notices almost
indefinitely ana from high quarters. A perusal of
tho book is all that is needed to satisfy any one that It
Is a most excellent and much needed treatL-v.
One Thousand Traveling Agents
a ill make money In selling this book.
for sovcniy-are ccnkjiu posugt
wnil a curtr bv mall tn nnv ml it res.
JOHN P. JEWETT & CO.
Publisher- lit Witthincton street Ionton.
JEWETT rr.OCTOI. A fl OKTIIINGTON
Iunc3-t An tf Cleveland Ohio.
It LAD THIS I
DOCTORS LEBOY 4 PELTIER'S
Compound Mixture
FOR ALL
Affection) of the Urinary Organ nud those
Affection. Solely
rojaEiniuc.
tpsnv .t ro
fin nil r nhtainod tlin Mil(- ri"ht of ure-l
paring selling and ippointrag Agents for
this infallible remedy In the United!
SUtc Havana and tlio Eritiah Provinces!
now lniorai uiu punuu mat inwy uavvi
nmlo arrangements to constantly supply
thn iM-lnu- named Anothecaries and lirui-
giEts so those aiflictLxL desirous of procdring the ra'e
and gennina article can promptly obtain It-
For thirteen yean the Genuine Mixture prcpand
byDr.LeKoyAloticr. Paris has been old only in
New Orleans. La. The present proprietor-; heretofore
only agents being obligated not to establish branch
agencies elsewhere so that it conld 1 fully tested and
.um.llw ojihUnliEd lielbro ortendme ir Thirteen
years trial has fully tested Its powers and removed
tboo prejudices w filch physician and tbe public gen
erally nave jijaii.E.au miichistu luiiutuic uj lis tu-
HidV ktirctrflS In all Urethral Dfaea (. mn-h a Ron-
orrbaa. Chronic Gonorrhara. Gleet Spasmodic Strict-
nfihA trtitm-vs. InDuntinrncQ of thn IIrint. WhiUL
Ac but numbers residing at a distance were pre-
Veuieu irom U31QK "i at it vuuiu jiutuv irvvuivu iu
their vicinity and the difficulty 01 promptly obtaining
Hfrcm us being grcaL This and the many demands
for it has caused it to be extensively counterfufted
and sold under many forma such as Solifled Extract
Pills and Mixture -ih well as diHercnt price? from $L
inM Thn prmntnn MlTtnm ha Tiri-r lwpn mtl.1 in
any P'rm than lujind and the prico has Invariably
DeCn J lor vuu IULUL- uuii uniuii iu i.s iiuuicuic saiu
since w o have established agencies the price is now
reduced to $3 U) per bottle.
In all uncomplicated canes ne bottlo will effect a
cure r-e uesuipuou 01 eeuuiuo articw uciow aim
.Un In Tnntln f lut h.lil nf tipnti mtU
Pcptons attlicted are strongly recommended to try
11; only Ui t AitUL. win convincR luem 01 11s icicacy
aswellasltssniwriority over every preparation now
used for similar parjtrsesr It is purely egetable and
not naubaons containing no Laliani Copaiba but a
iwt-tnln timmrtlon of the active lnsTL-dients of that1
article tuns retaining ail the beneficial effects with
out uie nausea usu.uij unttiuius w uuuiiutruuiiuu
or Copaiba.
We Mronsly recommend Uiis Mixture fnthoe old
anr nlntlnaiji caflcs of (fleet In males and Whites in
females which liarrass patients so much lth in body
and mind.
It would be well in cases of Chronic Gonorriio-a
nml niccL to nc. in connertloii w ith the Mixture our'
"Camphorated Belladonna Injection to Iw had aim of
ace ni6 vvkb iA.
VTiT-slclan wiihin to trv tlie Mixture and Infection
in any obstinate case will lo farnished with both at
cost. i
l'ersons residing at a uisuncc wuniuffto consuii ur.
L.C Thompson in complicated cases where the Mix-
ture may havo (ailrri can do so by n riling a full detail
of their ensc. Address to him. Southern Medical In-
firmary ew Orleans.
CAiTior Kccollect the genuine Is liquid has "Dr.
Lelloy"s Mixture stamiied In the bottle a French
label on the neck with the Biguature of -Lelloy M.
D Parts on It a stamp over the mouth w ith Lelloy
A Peltier's" initials and signature and every Englt-h
label lias tbe facsimile sbniature of
U a THOMPSON A CO
Solo IToprictora New Orleans.
AGENTS.
E. B. GotLi. Drogit in Dauphin street Alilnma :
Dr. Butrros Dmggiais Talladega Alatmrns
J CLaxikb & Co lruggiEts Washington street
Ticksburg.Miss.
Dor Lcis Ramos CaQn Real Havauna Culu.
S-Mas-tteld A Co Drngghts Main street Mem-
phis Tcnn.
A hlkx eer A Co. Farmer. Hie. La.
P. II. McGbaw DrugRlats. NaU lit. Mi.
Jso. G. ScHTtrnx A Co- Drujjbtst-onitr t.fBnnd-
vay and Morgan street tt. Louis Mo.
Wn. Bali Druggist hnreveport. La.
D. B. Ciwroy Holly Springs Mi.
II. R. L. APCHOfc i Market fctrcct
Solo Agent for Gait t'stoii.
iy"A lilieral dlicuunt niloncd to Drjsgists and
Traders. mayiif-wtwly
IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTH i:.
DR. LtROrS MIXTURE FOR ALL AFFECTIONS OF
THE URLVARY ORGAN A
To The Public.
Owing to the greatly increased demands for this
Mixture since the proprietors have established Branch
Agencies they liare now reduced the price to $3 PER
BOTTLE so as to place it within the reach of all who
may require to use IL As inalmost every casca SINGLE
BOTTLE suffices to cure . ith tho addition In some
cases of a phial of Dr. L. C Tuo-wsox's Camphorated
Belladonna Lotion (price 50 cents) the cost of being
promptly and permanently cured of a disagreeable
and often dangerous malady. Is but trifling for by
using thisMKturc It hunneccssarytoem ploy medical
assistance.
Tbe public w IU bear In mind that this article U not
offered ttrarry disease but Is prescribed for affections
of the Urinary Organs solely. Dr. LxRots Mixture Is
not an empirical remedy but is compounded according
to practical principles and a perfect knowledge of the
maladies which It Is intended to cure under the super-
vision of Drs. L. C. TnOJirsox A Co both graduates of
Medicine who have been prescribing It In an exten-
sive practice In Ncw Orleans Ibr tho last fifteen years.
See advertisement In another column. For full par
ticulars procure a TREATISE to lo had gratis at
Agents.
Just received a supply of tho abovo Celebrated Mix-
ture. For sab wliolcilt nnd retail by
H.C.L.ASCHOFJ:
Druggist and Chemist
may2i-wtw Market street Galveston
jjSir-Tbe Spring of tlio year Is the most proper timo
to take cleansing and purifying Medicinei of which
Swadi's Panacea stands pre-eminent
SWAIM'S
CELEBRATED PANACEA
rOsTHBCTBEOr
SCROFULA
Incipient Consumption. General Debilitr White Swell-
lag Rheumatism. Disenses of the Liver and Skin
and all D)eaws arising from Impurities of the Blood
and the efibctsof Mermry.
SWAIMS TANACEA hast-een fur won than thirty
years celebrated In this country and In Europe for
its extraordinary cures for the certificates of which
reference is made to the directions and books (which
may be had gratis) accompanying the Ianaeea. Some
of w hich give tbe partlcuLirs of cases too frightful for
general publication where tno patients havo been
almost eaten up with Scrofula nud were deemed in-
curable by Physicians.
It has been used in hospitals and private practice
and has been recommended ly tho most celebrated
physicians and other eminent persons. Among others
W. Gibson M. D Prof of Surgery. Ia. TTnh ersity.
Valentine Molt. M. D. Prof of Surg N. Y. University.
W. p. Dew ecs M. D-Trof. or Med fa. University.
N. Chapman. M. D ProC of Pliysfc I-a. Univesf ty.
T. Parke 51. D- President College of Physicians Pa.
Dr. Del Vallo rrrofeRsor of Medicine Havana.
Jose Eourcneo da Luz ProfiFor of Surgery Lltwon.
J.Chlpman Member Royal College surgeons Lon.
G. W. Erring. late Minister to pam.
Sir Thomas Pearson. Major t'cneml British Army.
Gilbert Robertson. Britl-di Consul A. A.
Tlie wonderful cures effected by bWAIMS PAN-
ACEA hare for many years made It an invaluable
remedy. The Panacea ilocs not contain Mercury In
any form and teing an innocent preparation it may
Iffijriven to tho most tender infant.
The retail price has been reduced to SI M per bottle
(containing three half plnt or three bottles for St.
Beware of Imposition.
SWAI5rs PANACEA Is In round lwlUcs fluted lonci-
tudiniUy with tho following letters blown on the
Class:
SW.im-S-rANACFA-rHIlADA.
Having the namoof JAS. SWAIM stamped outhe
hodingwux and written on tho labtt cohering tho
cork and a e plendid engraving outhe side tr tlie
bottle by Draper A Co bank note engravers of Thili-
delphla. Intuit centre of which Is a portrait of tlio
late tt m. hwAor. (copy-right fccurcd.)
If persona pun.haing tlie Panacea w ill be careful to
observe that the name SWAIM is correctly spellcL
they need not bo Jnircd on.
Also Swalm's Vcrmifu-c.
A valuable Family Medicine belnahlpliy approved
remedy for all die.ires arUdm; from Debility of the ltf-
gestivo Organs mch as Acidity or tho Stomach
worms Cholera Morbus Dysentery Fever and Aguo
uici-uiux ineaEMCK tieanacne k u uic iuiu-
Irrmrml nn'r at fcW AIM'S LlBATOItY. Til C
OLD TAND Seventh street below Chestnut. Phil-
adelphia and sold by all the resectable Druggists fn
tho United Mate-
553 General AgMitsfv the Unitetl States
NTH1EFFKUN BKOTHLlto A CO
t:u V illiara Street New York.
mariT-wGiii
FOIl SALF.
0E of tho most desira W- Dwellings situated lu the
Fjitern nart of thn citr. ni'ar the OulC renlcte
Ith every com 6rt and eonvenience; built under tie
cast and contains 14 well ventilated Rooms 1 Hails
Summer and inter Parlors the latttr with elegant
Romin I'unncllcd Marble 5Iantels with Hamptom's
Iolidied Grates flir wood or coaL A flu olewiratory
on top ef the bullillng. ctnimiind4 a splendid view of
the City Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. The out build-
ings embrace Kitchen store Room. Carriage House
Servants Rooms stable. Wood ami Fowl IIohm
There are two large Cisterns covered In containing
iauuucaji"uj 01 wnicr; aiiacnea 10 tnem is a iuut
Room antl Wath Huusc Everything about the prem-
ises Is of tbft most substantial kind and workmantnip
TERMS Eay. For further particulars apply to
may2U-wtJmo WJL 11L.NDLY A CO.
m
Houston Advertisements'
L. TAFT
DEALER IN BOOTS SHOES ANU CLOTHING
Main Street Houston Texat
pONSTANTLY on hand a largo stock of
m
v uooia Euoea leamrr jauuicrj budc aaa-
ngs trunks umbrellas clothing hats caps
ivmur miu utruis iiiiuisuiiitttwu".
Hump Mioes unci it in uauua wautj m tinier.
STf Orders from the country attended to prompt!
nortS4-lyw
DRUGGISTS GLASS WAKE.
flLVNT).aUrgeasrtmcntofGLVS.-WAnE
v 01 tneit"liiriir consisting 01
nNCTUKETXTTLh.
ALT MOUTH and sriCEl JAKS
CLEAR GLASS BOTTLE. ofall sizes.
1 i.Ij." aiwinwi.
long prescription flirted iilnfn and flint
GLAbS STOPPER BuTTLh for saddle
bas and prenrnption eaten
HEAVY ENGLISH SQUARE UnTTLE" and VLYL9
yELTZEl.aodCOU'UM.BtJTTLESAc.
Oflirnlfbr sale at a nm-il! atlTanen alove mannf-ic-tory
prices br WM.IL ELIOTACO.
Wholcsale A P.etail Jlncs-tits
maj-SO-ivCiuo Houston. Texas.
TiA..
JLTltEraVEDdireUrramNev Ttork a yssrg
1 irgo supply of rlmue Tracxpressly e- fpita
lectcd for tnis market ami rappmed v nijM
equal. If not Mi-crior to any ever uHured here fnTTT
among which tiro the folluwlnc:
Extra Curlon Imperial I'anperof
CiirloiM.Mosune Gunpowder -tlelial ;
Imperial Iluar;
YonnIIron'Phauloue;"
Hyson Skin "Carrlngton ;'
Uolon Paction nnd
VEBr FINE BLACK TFA.
may3nCmo
L.jaLEt. -w. nxrox.
r.u.nA0BV T.n.AVEar.
ALLEN ISAGBY fc CO.
COTTON FACTORS AND GENERAL COMMIION
Merchant
MAIN AXD COMMERCE STRF-ET.
HorsTOX ' Texas.
TT1LL store and f jrw.ird Cotton and Merchant.!-
V rell on commission or advance on tho tame for
shipnien
ORDERS for Plantation onpplles promptly responded
to when accwmpaiUed with cash or produce.
DANIEL PILITTS LVIeuntwl Cotton Ulna and Gin
Segments; also. Prattvllle Osiiiburg kcptn had for
ale.
mayl3-wly i
THOMAS U. MITC1IKT.L.
COTTOX FACTOR
Mais fcTUEinv
II oust on --Tex a.
PAUTICL'LAK attention given to tho sclhug of Cot
ton and other produce. Groceries and hupplies
jrdcred through me w ill meet with the strictest per-
sonal attention when accompanied with Cotton er
other produce.
. rplf Cali nd'.anccn mado fu Cotton to ship to my
trleiuis in Galveston New York and Boston.
BeVtxexces:
K.&D. G. Mills Powell A Euthvcn. Galretou; I-A
bUcpiaru w m. a- tuce iioustou.
F. A. KICK
MAIN STREET
llooiton -Texai
l"E..LEIi In Furniture Cairets Oil Cltittu.i
J-" Mattings Druggets Paper Hangings Win-
dow bhades Curtain (ioodli ami Trimmings
Piano Furies. Sewinc Machine!. Wood and V :1-
low Ware Ac. Ac. mayI3-wly
maylJ-lyw
T .. THOMPSON
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN WATCHES
Jewtxet asd Silvce ajtd Plated Wake
Corner of Main nnd Preston .Streets
UQUSTQX- TEXAS
INVITES the attention ofhis numerous friend
and customers tohls large and well selected J .
stock or WATCHES' JEWELRY Ac. Being aJEodft
Practical Jeweler and dealing exclusively in One
Watches and Jewelry he can offer greatter induce-
meau to country dealers than any other establish-
ment in Texas. WatcbworkandaJlldndsofiTpainng
on short notice Galvaulzmg and Lngravmg neatly
done. ". B. 11 articles warranted to bo as repre-
sented or In all cases the money refunded.
maya-w.y
a. f. gammi:ll
gunsmith
Consres Street near Main
Ilotavox Texas.
ALLkludsofiliDcs and Pistols mado to order and
warranted. Powder. Powder Homs Phot Pouches
Percussion Caps and Dram Flasks always on hand for
sale. maylD-wly
BCXBtC.nXXn'S aLEXAXCEBrUZCI.
HERKIN3 A EEFIL Attorwyt and Cbuns&nrt at Laic.
A- and General Land Agents Houston Texas will
attend tho Courts of Galveston Fort Rend Grimes
Walker. Montgomery Wxthfngton and Liberty Coun-
ties ; and tho buprcnio ami Federal Courts at Galves-
ton. mayat-lyw
W.U. EDWARDS
ATToaXEV AT LAW JLM LAXD AS If COLLECTISO CI2ri
(C-1icce ov er Elcin A Clark's Store.)
Houston Texas
"TTnLLpractlco In any of the courts In the State and
v will giro special and prompt attention to col-
lecting buying selling and locating bind and tnvesU-
gating titles. may-JO-wly
PIIOTOGUAPIIIC CHE3IICAL.V
now prepared to furnish nnd shall constantly keep In
storci full assortment of PUBE CHEMICALS tlio
quality w hlch will be warranted in ail cases 1 Iz:
Redistilled AlcohoL
Acetate Silver
Gun Cotton
Collodion
" faulph. Lthcr
Iodide PoLissium
Crumide IVtaspium
Iodide Ammonium.
Bromldu Ammonium
Iodide Zinc
Iodide Cadmium
Nitrate Silver crystaL
Iodide silver.
iToio-suipn iron.
Hyposulph Soda
Chiondo Gold
Glacial Acetic Acid
Hydrv-bromlc Acid.
Transparent Varnish
Black Varnish.
UA.ROTTENSTEIN
Druggi-t A Chcmbt
Houston. Texas.
myjwuiii(F
1 10 CAN'S HOTEL.
J. B. IIOGAN PROPRIETOR
bitnatedon the Xooth Side of Market Sqnare
Hocstos Texas.
rpHE SUBSCRIBER announces to his friends A
J- and the public generally that he Is now pt?a
prepared tn his new hotel to accommodate all J!iS
no may uvor mm witn uieir patronage tnis Hotel
forty sleeping rooms well ventilated a iiortion of
'TrT'Gtrneral Stae Stand ltairiraze convernl to
and from tbe boats free of charge. Fine stable at-
wuiieu. mayju-wiy
"PaVS I HOUSE
FANNIN STREET
UonilonTesat.
FortMEEir xxn rrr William R Walxxc
rplIXsubscrilkerbavinglcascdtheabovellotel j-j.
A- respectfully solicits tho patronage of the ii9
traveling public and assures those w ho mayJJaL
favor htm with their calls tliat no rttorts shall be
spared to make their str.y agn-eable. Attached to the
house are excellent and w ell kept stables lassengcni
and baggage conveyed to antl from tho toitifrve of
charge U. F. TURNE1.
maylO-wtw tf lroprictor.
HOWE'S COTTO.N IIAKVESTEK.
rpUIS Mai bine now awaits a trial by the cotton
A trowing Interest oi the booth having leen pa-
tented on the fith t-f December. 13jj- Its principle of
action Is that of an endless chain with open UnKsx
formed as to afford a double row of card tctth w hich.
put in motion by a simple mechanical combination pro-
pelled by tho hand pulls the lint from tbe boll
through a tube and deposits it In a sack attached to
thdlortcrpartof tho machinotho whole being sus-
gnded by a strap oa the shoulder as the cotton usually
and of inconsidt-raiile weight. It is believed by
competent Judges that it w 111 prove to to a labor-saving
macidne of decided value as w ell as to Improve greatly
tho value or tho cotton by separating the lint from
trash. Tho Agent r tho Patentee in New Orleans
bus guarantied that bJJJ pound of cotton per day. It)
a single hand may bu gathered and. in point of dura-
bility that I ho machine willlast at leat three years.
Tho prico of the machino Is twenty-five dollars pay-
able on delivery in Galveston or Houston during the
en. meg summer and antumn.
lVrronswishing to supply themselves may leave
tlu-fr orders with
M W. 51. RICE A CO. Houton.
E. B. NICHOLS A CO. (aireab-n.
mayl3-wly
eureka: eureka::
dr. g- holl.vnds
(Formerly of this City.)
Hyelenic Panacea
rmtIK MOST valnabla discovery to afflicted liti-
J- manity that has been produced hi the pres-
ent century and one that renders "Mercurial'
Cathartics entirely useless as It will in nearly
erfrv unwics of disease known hi the cataloinift .
of human ill" operate as effectually upon the biliary
A VEGETABLE FREPARATION
THE Inventor has for many years used the Hygi-
enic Panacea In private and hospital practice andit
will bo found an invaluable remedy in the cure of Dys-
pepsia CosliveneRs Intermittent and Remittent Fe-
vers Deranged Stomach Affections of the Lungs
Bronchitis Asthma Liver Complaint Diseased Kid-
neys Coughs Colds Rhoumatlsm Neuralgia Palpita-
tion of tho Heait Heartburn. Headache Giddiness
Spasms Nervousness nnd all Diseases ariufng from
an Impure stato of the Blood exposure and Derange-
ment of the Organs of the Chest and Stomaclu
IT NEVER FAILS TO EFFECT A CURE.
Without attempting to picture the evil effects dally
caused and entailed on the human family by the use
of Mercury which the physician in prescribing knows
to be a euro but little preferable to the diease a prepa-
ration wholesome harmless and equally efficacious
will tie received as a blessing to many a poor sufferer.
The deleterious effects or tho subtle drugs which too
many Ube to tho destruction of health and happiness
may be eradicated by the use of a few bottles of Hy-
gienic Panacea and thousands fur wham life presents
no longer any charms may bo relieved of their des-
pondency and restored to robust health by It in a few
weeks.
In addition to Its inedfcinil Virtues It Is as pleasant
to take as the choicest Cordial.
-CHILDREN ARE FOND OF n
and it can be administered to them or persons of w eak
stomach when other medicines would be swallowed
with pain and difficulty. It operates as a gentle purga-
tive carries off bile and acrid humours equalizes the
circulation and strengthens the whole System.
Nothing can bo more astonishing than IU invigorat-
ing effects on the human frame and the simplicity
with which it acts and It can never do any harm undtr
any araiMitancu Khatrrr.
EVERV ITOCSEKEETZS AS.D HEAD or A FaIULT
should have this medicine on band and those In any
way afflicted should not suffer a moment's delay but
forthw ith make a trial of tho -HYGIENIC PAN ACEA.1
DIRECTIONS.
One tablespoon full to bo taken at bed time or an
hour or tw 0 after a men) will general! bo sumcient to
operate gently; should a stronger ilfcct bo desired
the same quantity may be civen every three hours
until operations commeno. Prepared by
W.nENRY ELIOT CO
S0J0 Proprietors Houston Texas
And frr xaIq bv N.R LABADIE Galveston.
RKTAIL PRICES 0 cents and One Dollar per
BOTTLE. DEUGGPsTS sullied on tho raHt accom-
modating terms
JEST" W". II. E. A Co. 1i.m e un hand a full assortment
or Fresh and Genuine Medicf nes : all or the most val-
uable patent preparation ; Glass Ware Perfumery Ac
which are oflered for de at very low prices fur Cash
or City Acceptances. mayJMtUmo
furmture: furmture::
G. R. McCOWEN
MAIX STREET-HOUSTOX TEXAS.
lfANUrACTUlU'RoreverydciMTlpUouofr'uraitirrc
"A keeps constantly on hand a good assortment of
Chairs labIe&Bcad3tcadsoras Bureaus Ac. manu-
facturercd expressly for tho country trade.
His prices are low and the articles arc such as w III
stand wear and tear. jcLMyw
DUMBLE fc CO.
(Successors to Tho. Martin Ai Co.)
HOUSTOX TEXAS
LEALEES IS
Hardwarr Moves Ptunp Scales l'Iongh
and Agricultural Implements t Ircnlar
and other saws
ASD ILIXCTACTCXESS OF
TIN SHEET IP.0N AND COrPEP. WARE.
rpllF.r willkeepconitantlyon hand Trs
lJ hiTP jitn-r innv l'.. I'.. i.. -"?
1 11 n 1 ". nun j.tit.1.3 ai4l
nuuErii ubiiiuisiuu jinces wr casu viiiy.
Henlng'sTirc-rrwifSafrs and theChrpcrfj
apl-'Ao Corn Mills fir'
fire rnour safes:
IITRRING-S SAIAM.VNDER SAFE!
E rlin ?!-' rL!J-'IIe1 t imrr?ved together w ith
i?111!?.1 ifr-JK.IJxti1' aml 1Ia11 a I'owder-IToor Lh k.
making it tho Champion of tho WoriiL Tho Mcrrliauts
and Planters of Texas cannow procure theno Would
I.ExowsED Smxs from thAgtnts
m . DUAIBLE A CO. Hott-ton.
Where an assortment w ill lw kept and ordt-rs filll at
Aew York prices with addition ofexpencs.
apl-wly
OCTIIEUN BOTA.V
BY Jon.N DIRBY OF AUBOIA.
rrice $1 3
T"E.VCHERS dcRhiug a copy of the above work shal
-- havo it sent to them by mall piwirpald on reeeipe
of tlio above price by tho Publishers
A.H.lliRNEAACnu
ap-yjtjwly Jl and 53 John Street New York.
MUSTANG STABLE.
HOUSTON-TEXAS.
'PHE understgnetl has charge rf the Mumaag Stable
A m hlch is not cocnectetl with any bouse ami ho
will be ready at all times to attend to all customers
that mar choose t give him a calL
raaytl-lyw- W.K.TnOM.18
SCHOOL BOOKS.
DA VIES Series of Mathematics:
I'arker's Series of Iliiiosophies fr S hools
Rartlett's Series or Philosophies Kr Colleges;
W Ulard's Series or Histories:
Monteith's and McNally's Serie -r Geographies;
Clark's Engilxh Grammar;
Sold by .TAFT.
mrJwlj X; 0 Texas
Houston Advertisements
CAllKIAULS.
A. A. TCCKEa CICOIAGI. MANLTACTOKV
MAnr Fte-xt 0tosite tue Old CirrroL
IIonston-rexaj.
fj l y HAS always on hand j j. u
cn!SJiTny' a1' eon-tantly re-' j---jt-
tS'mSr1 telrliig. New Jerse- &Z?&r'
alZTrrSC Catla jcs of everir 1Qi-!SH
deM npuoo including lmjrsie. with and without lops
with shifting e?ts and shifting tiarneBS (ir onrtor
two horses; Jersey Wagons. Carryalls Barouches
uotkawayft anueirrj muu i venicie suiteti lotne
country for which they are expressly manufactured.
Havim Iwen several years in Tccis antl a practical
workman at the trade he w ill guaran.ee every nrtiile
he !ells to lie w hat it U n-preentetL
Old Carriage! repaired and every kind of urk per-
taining to the lU5ine5s. tl.me tm tht premhev
r l irdersfroni the cutntrrareref pectfalir sotici-
te"- JclrMrw
L. J. LAI II. in
MAIN STKEET
IIoantonTrxa.
DRY GOODi firoceries Hanlw are. Wooi- 1
enwan1 China Glass and Earthen w are ?-
Saddlery Jewelry Furniture and ever ar- fT-
Uci In the Ilouse-ftirniihing line. gj-1
Ha ing received my bpring Mouk. w liich is
now complete I am pn-pctrwl to sell e-iery article in
the atioiu line of wmvn I have a full assortment at
tiir living proflH ar d will fill orders sent to me from
the country on as good terms ru any establishment In
Houston.
I havo received from the Northtrn markitsalltbe
blest styles in drepees ribhoru twnntts and every
article In the tincy dry gols line.
ALtO V full supply ot summer ctothinj -
B00U and shoes anil goods of aU kinds. Car-CHI
pets watt p.ipr and ail such articles as arc fll
used In furnishing hoaxes with full Fets of K
china and earthenware of the nexct pat-
tern. iwo nno mx uciavo riano ortes trom
tho well know estabhslimcjt of Haliett A
iamstnn. Button together with&T.iritirnr
other articles both ornamental andnseniLtoonurie-
rous to mention ollofwhlchl will Mllon m-mntble
torms. tdic'JI"tfJ L. J. LATHAM.
Cl IT SABIN Miorrvtand OpmteSur at Low Houston
- Hamswimty Texas respectfully solicits prefes-
slonal buiineasiu the counties of Wharton Coiomdu
Austin. Fort Bend and Brazoria In tho First Judicial
District andMontgomery.Grimes Liberty and Har-
rala. iu the seventh and m the Supremt Court at Gal-
veston. He will tateAgendesDrawBricCton Legal
Options Deeds V tils and Contracts. Particular at-K-iition
civt-n to land and collecting business
maylo-w ly
. i:. GRUGOKV
IIOUSTO.N TEXAS
WHOLES. VLE Dealer In Flour. Bacon Lant Mess
lorfc. Whiskey Cuifce. Sojar lUce Canulem.
Mackerel Butter Cheese Biggin. I.i Ac Ac.
IZayiieceive-i weekly. fresh mipp'les fthe lo-.o
articles to which h- invites tlie attention of MER-
CHANTS TL-VNTLirs and other-.
jmi.T-lyw-!mtw
Port Lavaca Cartl.
C!HSCOCV E.fAsn
til AN. CONEV Jc tO.
( Successors to E. Nuh A Co)
RECEI ING AND 1X)UWARDING MEr.CII VNTS
Lavnca Texa.
Repcresces :
J. IL Raymond.. M. bwen-on Austin; E.B. Nichols
A Co. A F. James Gilveston.
may-JO-w ly
K. W. DU.
RECEIVING. FORWARDING AND COUMISrdON
.flercbant
.13 THE OLD STAXD OF CRALXd. BCXX.
Commerce Street Lavaca Texas.
"I3Llberil cash advances onfall consignments.
Freights receivctl and forwanled at 12'i cents cr
barreL aprSJ-lyw
WILLIAM CUR.LCK
VHOLE9iLE.VNDRET.UL5LVNCFACTU-"
SDt AST) BEALEE IS AU. KISDs OF
Cabinet Furniture Chairs Mntratieo c..
L.VVACV-TEXAS.
ZS" Goods jutketl for shipping at short notice.
aprMyw
A. 11. FHiLirra ..........A.n.rnrLLiisjB.
ictoria Texas. lort Lavaca Texas
PHILLIPS j rillLLIPS
AlXOBSETS XSD COUSSELLU&S ATLaW
XT77LL lira ct ice in the Sunrenm Court and ttm I. S
District Court at Galveston. and the several Dis-
iritn-uuriB in mi jcnui anu rouneentujaiictatin1
trtcti. janld-lyw
GEORGEP.FlNLAVJtonir--orZaic.IjvacaTeTas
will attend to tiir mlleirtlon of Ix-liw ami thn
prosecution of Claims of oil tlescnrt tons in the coun-
ucsoi uaiuoun jacAou Aavaca. 1 icwria intnzaies
andPemtt. mayJJ-lyw
W.U.XER D.A.CLABK.
KLR Ac CLARK
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING UtUUHIANTS
(anltrj Lavaca Texas. Iyw
MA1LLER INGItAHAII X CO.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Port Lavaca Texas.
Kcteeesce-Clcvebiid Bros A Co and Neil Bros
ACo-NewOrleans; MailicrAIxird and N'. Knight A
Co New York.
P. S. Liberal cash advances mado on Cotton and
therjvroducp consigned to our triendsin New Orleans
and New Y'ork. declS-IywAtw
j7iizcTirjriii7D.ALE;
RECEIVING FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
Lara ca Texas
TTTILL mako liberal atlvances on Cousfgnrntnts to
vr Messrs. Brothe A Pettos or llant ltw. New
York or to their friends In ew Orleans N. B. Gro-
ceries and plantation btipplies furnished for cotton or
other produce. aprwtim
SMITH'S HOTEL
AUSTIN-TEXAS.
TT AVIVH l.-itpn th tinmn Tnf fir Lnnifn
AA- Metropolitan Hotel which has been re-t'.
mlrwLand newlr turnished. I am now enabletLZn
to accommodate iioarders and travelling customers in
a manner which I hope will be satisfactory to all. I
shall spare no pains or expense to keep upon my tablo
all tha eatables afforded by the market shall give
evcrv requisite attention to secure tho comfort and
convenience of my patrons and shall endeavor to
givo them tho w orth or their money.
Attached to the premises is a urge and commodious
sLtble where horses will be received ard taken care
or by an experienced ostle.-. E. B. SM1TIL
mayfrwtf
CASI3IER HOUSE
LOWER WILU1F-INDIANOLA-TEXAS
C. Vllleneuve Proprietor
rpHE nnderslgnetL being solo proprietor or v
A this fine establishment and having his own S-T
Servants takes plure in Informing hfi ;"?
friends ami tlw travlling public that ho will receive
Transient Boarder at redaccd prices with the same
comforts at usual if not better.
A gonl FIhprman Is attached to the Hotel to fur-
nlnh the iwst Kish. nnd OtsUt-c
.Vlao. a gotxi bath for tbe enjoyment or the Boarders
aprjv-iyw
GLOBE HOTEL
MOI-TON STREET-RICIIMOND-TEXAS.
Tollver A Goodwin
PrtoraicroEs.
rpiIE HOUSE which Is commodious acd airy. i-A
A. has been new ly fitted trp and tho tattle will trS f
lo supplied with tho best tho country affords. ii.
The proprietors tleem it tmueresaao to say more but
invito the traveling public to give them acalL At-
tached to tbe Hotel is a large and commodious stable
with attentive ostlors Ac.
jjarPiages leave this house for Austin and other
points. msyK-wIy
LOST
UNITED STATEri WARRANT
rpHLS H to give notice oflhe loss of my United States
-L Lrnd War.ant. CerJftcato No. 401 12. for 1G0 acres
lictrtn"- it.it Itprvmlicr tha (Jh. I!U4. tniHl til tn for
srvicca in tho First Regiment Lom-iana Volunteers.'
Mexican Wn if not lieard from within thetlmepre-
senbed by law application will be mado totbeCom-
mis&ionproi 1 tualUJ wr a uuiwcaie uriucsanif
I'nrf Pn.lf'onntT- Trtj THllWl4 1fPl
1'ort Bend Count r. Texas
TIIOLVtiKEMP.
may27-wtiw
nmllflnl lii tach all the branches of an Lng-
UsU snu Classical euncaiion. goou rrcncu ncuuiar
and Mathematician is desirous or procuring a situa-
tinn n. pplnnnnl .if en .(niltmir or I'rivato ht-hoolr hi
lias had ample exienence In teacbinc on both sides or
Hie Atlantic l.eunoiu rcicrvucw wumu lurumuru.
Address tmartr-w0t'J LOUI3a.a
JAMES II ILLY ARD
Dealer In
DRY GOODS GROCERIES PLANTATION SUPPLIES
ast oexekal cocnssio-f anracTLtvr
San Felipe Texas.
3T& Good entertainment at the Ferry Er travelers
and a good Ferry Boat always in waiting.
jyli-wtf
CLERK'S OFFICE xtr.zWnUm
Sopreme Conrt. f M J:IIvC9l0
11IAYE found it necessary to avail myself of the au-
thority of Art. S9. Hart. Dig. authorizing the
Clerk or this Court to hold up the mandates until the
Cost of the Supreme Court Is paid ; and In cases where
I suppose it to do the tntere&t of either party to have
tho Mandates certified below I wiU at the eloso of
thh Term f r their convenience) place them gen-
erally in the hands of agents I n the counties to which
they are directed and advise the Clerks of the Dis-
trict Courts who those agents arc. 1 will also place in
the bands of my agents Cost Executions for tbe ben-
efit of the party " ho mar par the same to procure
the Mandate. THOMAS GREEN
Clerk Snpreme Court.
Galveston. April 5 w3m
FOR SALE.
i-iE-nn at '.aniL 1
and halt Creeks and fro n tine nn st. nh.irlM (tar
(Aransas) Ecftiffio county being the Hcadright ot tbe
subscriber. The land H unsurpassed in quality tn
Western Texas and will be notion accommodating
terms or exchanged tor City Property.
For terms or sale apply to Capt. James Byrne at
Lamar who will show the land toW. Richardson
Esq.. "Xew s" Offlce or to L. A FalreL Galveston.
2E3The above is thickly settled all around and
within 7 miles of Lamar. aprli-wly
DISSOLUTION.
rpTE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore exiting between
A the undersigned under tho name of the Spartan
Mill Company at SaMne Jefferson county is devolved
by mutual consent Tlienameofihcflrm will hererd
in liiuidatfon. only by Orriu Brown.
O. Bcowx.
J.M.KXTCBC3I.
StiuxE May 1st lAW Bex Grxaxces.
maya-wlm
NEW MILINERY GOODS
NOW OPENING.
ATItS. S. S. ROBINSON has lust receive! Thv
B
A-- Steax tlirect from New York early Fall-:
Goons comnrismff a new stve ori-innpts. Rih.
uohs uress inmmings anu Manillas u wmen sue in-
vite) the attention of her friends and the public gen-
erally to call and examlno at her store on Market
street.
&f Orders from tho country promptly attomVd to
augil-wtw
MNGER'S hEWING' MACHINES.
All persons who desln to ohtain fill and reliable In-
tormation rcf pectms SINGER'S SEtt ING MACHINES
their price capabilities advantages sizes improve-
ments method or working mnns or rocurtng them
and all other partinilirs can do o by applying at our
offlce
No. 33 BUOADWAY EW YORK
by letter or In jier&on tor
L 21. SINGER A CO'S GAZETTE.
This paper Is devoted entirely to the Sewing- Ma-
chine Interest Copies w 111 be supplied gratis to oil In-
terestod. X. It Tho unparalleled success nf our Sewing 31a-
cblncs has Induced several fraudalent imitations o
them. Iieaides numerous Infrlngments rf our patents
of which e own tixtcen. Suits tor the Infringement
of our patents have recently been decided in our favor
In tho United states Circuit Cocrtsln New York and
New Jersey. In these suits the great principle of
HOLDIXG DOWX THE rXEKIC TO EX UTED TO TOE trttrACE
or the xxataz ry x tuldlxo ratssi-ac
which Is nscd in all Fcwin? Machines has tieen fully
established. Tho Wheeler A Wilson and the Grovcr
A Raker ewlng Machines as we allege each Infringe
three distinct patents owned hy us We have suits
against them in several of the U. S. Courts which wiU
soon l triitL We hereby caution the public not to
imy any infringing Machines ai they can lw com-
petled by law to stop using them and pay the costs
and t images
.XSr Local Agents wanted to make sales of our im-
proved sen lng machines To persons properly qual-
ined fur th business a rare oppurtunlty tor profltablo
nnd pleasant employment H oKoretL
cw and ImprovMtmacliines exchangeil en liberal
terms for old machines of every kimL
LM.MNGERACO
rrinriiul Offlce 23 Broadwar N Y.
maytw5mo
A. S. UAESEi H. L. ECEE s. A. TUUO
A. S. BARNEA ic CO.
PruuiinERs axd Wholesale Rw-uellce
marl 11 31 John St reel New York wlj
LXOTiOlIY AND UIPUOVOIENT
XTriITshouI.1 a planter use mule power to gin out
his cotton wnen it can lw dono moro cxpedi-tloinlv-
awl more nati-drtorily by ono ot tha fittto
1-OirfAULESTEAM LNGIMH wtlch the subscriber
Is now ottering tor sale? The economy of tbe matter
can I' "fen at a ennce. Four good miles will cost at
leant SI.j each or S7t A tour horso Portable Fngine
wUIomtny$Jtja. The tour raulcs win ntScach
per month to fwet orS--2tor the team. The Kuciruj
can lw run torJU) pcrmontli tor furl atul oft Tho
same boy who trnuid have to ten.I the mules. In on
neck can be taught to run the engine so simple and
comact is it in all Its iiarts. Tlie mules w ith care
mar bit ten Tears. The engine with care willlast
a Ufa time. There I S noilaner fltim flr unh ihou
engines. A pah- of horses will take them Irom one
Th-y are simplo and strong and occupy a r-pare of
only five feet iy eight toot and can when not em-
ployed at ginning cotton be used tor grinding- meal I
pumping water tawing wood -.teaming food tor stock '
in fact It can be ned tor a great many useful things
withoutgeuing tired. The subscriber keeps tho tol-
""- """ cu'1""- - -"i-A. ."" "?r
norse ana iu none powers uue ot lacax caa do seen
in opt ration at his warehouse.
D. a LOWBEE
W Magazme Street
tnayS9-tA may New Orleans
IYcw York Advertisements.
It. R. K.
IMI'ORTAAT REVELATION!..
LIFE AND DEATH.
THE MYSTERIES OF DISEASE EXPLAINED.
A GREAT PHYSICAL LAW.
rObrELNG THE MOST IMPORTANT INFLUENCE
OVER THE HEALTH OF TH E BODY ILAS BEEN
ENTIRELY OVERLOOKED ASD NEGLECT-
ED BY THE MEDICAL FACtTLTT.
WONDERFUL roWEEOFTHE 1. R. R. REMEDIES
IN KEETING THE BODY irEALTHY AND
FREE FROM TADT.
2J EQUALIZE AND REGULATE-i
jZJTEQITALIZE THE CIRCULATON.-53T
R. R. R.
Tlio read r will bear In mind that the R. 1. 1. Ime-
dies consibt of three remedies w hich are known as
RADWATS READY RELIEF.
RADWAi'S RENOVATING REsOLVEVT.
ILtD.VAVS RlAJL'L.TOia-.
With theKo three remedies we are confVIent that w e
can battle disease in ail its varied phenomena no mat-
ter by what name it Is called or bow terrible It may
appear. W will with these three simple remedies
guarantee a speedy and effectual restoration of tho hu-
man tody to sound and vigorous health free from ail
uodily piin acnes and fnrlrmitfes
now tux a. e. a. axunints ixstobb all coxbcxmTEs 70
HEALTH STOrs THE Xti AGIS 07 IHXAT. UEALS tTLCXJU Ct
T1IC LC.NG5 ASO TUSOAT CTSES AST1DU ECOSCHms
OULOXIC COCORS AXD ALL DISEASES AXD COXrLAIXTS OT
THROAT LCSlii AXD CITEET.
Persons who have been troubled with chronic sore
throat tubercles In the lungs brochitls ur glandular
affections are inbrmed that the 1. I. If. Remedies w ill
cure them of these terrible complaints on tbe samo
principle. Let the Ready Rene f i applied externally
un tho chedt and around tne throat uiis will itlett an
importantand wonderfully bt-uettaal resulL It w ill get
cpiJ OAermt connterHmtatin Airce. and withdraw
fruiu tue glands of tlie tbruut au congested blood that
may inrfcre with the respiratory organs Pervms
troubled n ith asthma hard and difficult- breathing
shan pains when taklngalons breatJi will nn tan im-
mediate rehefafter an application of Itadwajrs Ready
Resolvent- Tha action oi tuis medicine resolves away
tbe diseased deposit tt heals ail ulcers and removes
tubercles. We nave known persons nhu bail no idea
ofever rising out or a wci bed to be restored to sound
neaith n itn not a particle of umsumptiTo nutter left
in then bodies to baoton decay. Kauuays Lezuiators
m tbse autM keep ttte sybtem reuuir and equalize
the circulation of ine blood.
EADWArs REG ULATORS
rostcaa this great po er vf
EQCALIXI50 THE CIECILAIIOX
Antl regulating all tho organs of the body to a natural
and healthy action. Nodtoeasft can exist in too human
eystem w hen tne circulation is equalized and and every
organ in the Imtly regular in the discharge of its lunc-
KADWArS REGULATORS jxhscm properties that
all other ltUs are deficient In and are too only Pills in
use that can be taken tor any length of timo without
weakening tbe system.
They olw ays leave the system in a healthy condition
the Liver Bon els Heart l'aiicrtas Kidneys and fUn
regular and rcrdy to discharge thtrir several functions
without recourse ut unnatural means
Everydozenof CADWAY'S REGULATOR that are
taken will Into new bto fresh strength and sound
neaitn to uio wea. uuu icciuu uuuy.
AS A FAMILY PHYSIC.
One or two of BADWAY3 REGULATORS w HI answ er
a better purpose than castor oil common pills blue
puis Lee s Buious pills or any other cathartic bilious
or drastic purgatives salts or senna. Tbe Regulators
will quickly open tho Iwwels forco a natural passage
and w ill leave the a hole system in a healthy state.
RADWAY: READY RELIEF.
THE MOST TORTURING TAINS INSTANTLY
STOPPED
It U to be used in all cases where Uiero Is pain. Tho
moment It Is applied externally or taken internally.
it will allay the most torturing aches pains cramps
.nnna hm-ns. scalds. Ac quicker than morriheue.
chloroform veratrine or any other anodyne orremedy
that nas every uccn w.-u vj uk.-uiiu men.
s a counter Irriunt Iadnay5 Ready Relief applied
to the surface of tho tiody whtre there is InHamnutJon
or congoAion.it will instantly scatter the congested
blood equalize thr circulation and in a tow minutes
themosl excruciating rsiins a re removed. This may
inun in i-umnr l.nmnaeo. Gom. and 1th rami tism.
In their mMttemblo forms where an application of
Kadway s juwiy iaciic niunBwivuwiHMrutuieaw
and comfort.
R. R. RESOLVENT.
UUMOItS-CHRONIC DISEASES
Di-ast-s that hav o been lingering In the system fur a
leUgtn Ot lime mnuilj uitr umuu diui impuriun
and covering the hour with sores and ulcers;
diseases inherited by hereditary descent
or contracted by mooulatwD or trans-
mitted by other diseases ; aR of
ivnicu piiu uiaciuva auutusor-
dcrs in this second class
RADWATd RENOVATING EES0LVENT
rifeSESSES THE KOSX lOUTTrE CC7AATIVE rOVTBS.
THJ3 AIIrroWERYCL REMEDY
Has iwrtormed nuracles In tho way of cures. It has
mado persons sound and whole whoe Vsb was one
mass or corruption and who were so dlsfigtirtA t-r di-i-easo
as to render them objects repulsive to the night.
UUMORS-BAD BLOOD
Chronic Diseases Pcrofulons and Syphilitic complalats.
Consumption and other affections of tbe- Lungs and
Throat Indurations and Organic Enfcuremenls
Chronic Rheumatism. Glandular Swelling Hack-
ing Dry Cough Caacerous Affections Bleeding
of tho Lunes Dyspepsia. Water Brash Tie
Doloreux. White Swellings. Tumors Ulcers
Hip Diseases Female Complaints Gout
IUckets Bronchitis Liver Complaint
AXD ALL ERUTTIVE SKIN DISEASES.
The moment a doeof tno Eeolvent Is taken into the
system Infected with disease the patient experiences
the most delightful sensations tor new hfe is counting
through CVery vein and tissue of the body enriching
and purifying the blood and casting out all jiotjjid
COTOM. IT AID LOATHESOMK HTXOaS
The Renovating Rewlvent is a positive cure tor all
chronic complaints. It has made whole and sound pa-
tients who have suffered the most terrible torture dis-
ease could inflict cpoa the system. Let thoce who
have tried other treatments acd ore still unenred give
the Resolvent a triaL It w IU euro you.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
mcc ime IAI)AY & C0- Te2 FolloI1 yu y
R. R. R. Otttce Is upstairs-
Sold by Druggists Merchants and Morekccjfrs
everywhere.
BOILS CURED BY R. R. RESOLVENT.
Lixa LvniAXA. Dec. PA 18v
MEEs.RADWAT A Co-Chemists N.Y.
Send me two dozes of R. B. liesolvent. 1 have been
sorely afflicted with twds. I have been tonncntal
with these disagreeable excrescences tor moro than
two years. ItriedaUkindsormecUcmeswithotterlecL
I commenced the Resolvent- Ouebuttleoritcuretlme
entirely. I have since recommended tt to other.
lettM-'aitf Yours truly. R- C WRIGHT.
x.v.njn BxSttTw.JosES .utonw je.
GUKTIS JOSS t CO.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
or
China Glass and Xarthenwarr
No. S5 WATxn SrazET N'ew Yortx.
Where will bo tound the larcet open stock of
the above Roods In th Northern Markets Belcct-
eu expressly wr me r-ouuiem ltju nuim ww
willsellonasrea-onable terms as any bore in
Jar Orders will receive prompt attention.
MCILSON WAHDWELL ie CO.
2tl PEARL STP.EFX XEW YORE
TTfTiSH to caU the attention of Texas Merchants to
W SlllKWnAMiasiCAViunnwABi;
CUTLF.RY. GUNS AND ITiTOLS
RIFLES. IRONWARE
UEA'iV GOODS
in. i nii.tr rtfoW mnntirfHl uith the Hardware
Tradcol which they have at all times on hawt a lull
anucwmpietoassorKnent.
SIT" Orders will be promptly attended te and par-
ticular attention given to the selection of goods.
fehaj.tj
MILLEK ORTON 3c 3ILXLIG.1.V
rCBLlsHXES AXD IlOOlilXJXrS
Xa. 35 Itrk Row vppmlc tit Astor Ihtnr
Sew York
And at No. 107 Genesee Street
marll-wly Acbcks New York.
sexj. jl wHrrLocKr. j. iuvEEsncK...xa A. whttlocx.
OUVEBW.DODGt BXXBT CAJMEVtR.
B. M. A E- A. VV1IITLOCK & CO.
(Late Whltlocfc NIchoU A Co)
13 Reekman Street corner Anssnu
Ixpoktebs or
Cognac Brandies Wines Cigars etc et
Agents tor Favorite Brands of Virginia Tobacco
Axd Whot-esait DEAtxra cr
FINE GROCERIES
xEjr ross.
In a line w ith Park FLiccone block above tbe Astor
noose across and tour doors from the Park facing the
buck tnurcn- mariv jo-ijw
d. r. boum) jl 3. cox-anr... s a. covxxit.
BROOKLYN CITY
STEAM EXGIXE WORKS
D. P. Bordon A Co.
WAin Stkeet BaoOKLT-r. Xew Tons:
TV T ANUFACTURER3 or Ptoam Engines with Bur-
ATA dan's Patent Cut OS and Boders. The subscribers
not only assert the superiority of tho construction of
their Excises; but will guarantee to transmit one-third
more power with the same surface of boiler and 3)
per cenL less pressure of steam than any other en-
gine manufactured In tha United States malnUiulng-
an eoual speed without regard to amount of power ap-
plied to engine.
Also from their long experience and Immense facili-
ties they acknowledge no competitors in the manu-
facture of Sugar itUtt ttao and Orvt JLtts. Sbvm rimpt.
Mining Fumps emit Owing fur Minn. Shafting and
PuOrs Jhxey ami Light Castings and MUt J&sduarry. of
ttrry dfxnpttcn
southern Planters attention Is particularly directed
to our new and improved sugar mUL The simplicity
of construction extraordinary power and great dura-
bility renders it ileckledly snpei lor to any now in use.
XxT Orders by mail or otherwise attended to with
promptness antl despatch.
marl&-3mosw D. P. BURDON A CO.
I.NTEREATING TO BOOK AGENTS.
NOOTHERWORKUKETHIS.
A Great Book for Canvasser.
ILLUSTRATED ENCTCLOPEDIV OF ANIMATED
NATURE containing full description of the dif-
ferent Races or Met. and of the various Beasts Blnis
1 Ishes Insects Re ptUes. and Microscopic Animalcnla.
of the Globe- 13JU ExnsAnxcs
Prico in one Quarto Volume. Muslin. Gilt Back $J O
J-ame Embossed Morocco. (Iir.Backand Sides S3 50
bold only by AGENTS to whom liberal til scouuts are
made. WealsopubUshseveralotherworksthataro
Sold Lxclnslvely by Agents.
Among them are Prof S. G Goodrich's (Peter P-irier)
Last Great work. A HISTORY OF ALL NATIONA
from tbe earliest period to the present time. L quar-
to pages 7UU illustrations ami J maps 21 jliw copies of
w hich have already tiecn sold : and Irof. Frost's PIC-
TORIAL XNDLIN WARS and CAPTIVITIES or the
United states.
Popular Books for the People.
Miixez Obtox A Mcllioix alo publish alat out
hundrtn andjtftif different BuuLs otz very popular char-
acter that are soUTanywhen without rttriction. va-
rying In price from SO cents to $10 Gi retail and from
which a liberal discount is mado to Agents. Cata-
logues Subscription Books and Instructions lurnisbed
bymaiLffmfuL whenvrr reqneMML
MILLEROUTON MCIAHJ.VN.PaWIsher-
i Park Itow. New York and
107 Gene-c Street Aulnu-n.
mayJ7wlw
ANNUAL STATEilENT
or the BrerxEfs axn coxditios or
THE 3LINIIATTAN LIFE INSCRANCEtU.
OFXEWTTonK.jAXC.lKT I. l&'nk
Capital stock. KiVjai 00
Iteserve of January. ISiL gjts i"
Balance of business of 1333 I94 38
Amount of Premiums received
durinff the year. $HS2H (tt
ATntorinUTeetandDiscount.. 51R!4 "5
AmtofDivldcnd-AnnuitiesAc. 7Jft: Staittj) N)
Balancesdnesundne-; Dividend
oflttt. Agents tilancc-i Ac. ICja: 85
DtrXXSEMOTS.
Claims by death. ST'CISOO
ExpentesTaxcsbalartcsCom-
mistdonsAc SiJKSl
Iu-Insurauce A purchased poli-
cies... 0049 6.1
DirHervIj on Capital TCJtu
SlUTO! H
.USETS.
Bonds A Mortgages oo property
in the cities ofNew York and
Brooklyn worth double the
amount loaned................ bH)iiJ
IYem. loans at J c. totervst IJo.ou. M
Agents accounts tor premiums
in course of collection and
transmission- atUO 2
Cash tn Bank antl on haraL..... AMI W
City Bonds and Mocks.. 4.WJ W
Dffcrre'l Premiums accrued in-
terest an J Furniture KJU269 S13JwUl
The Directors have alter appropriating a provLdonal
r'UDl of two hundred anil seventy-one tnottsartil one
hundrctl and ntntty-thre s7-bu dollars (&LH 87-
luuf over and obove tbe Capital Stcock of one hundred
thousand doUars declarctladiriitti'id of interest or six
Er cent on the scrip of proQLs declared January 1st
U payable to the Bolder thcreoC on the adjusiment
r the premiums tor curreut year.
C S-Vemtlx N. D. MORGAN.
&crxiary. iVsotimt
The above Report of the Manhattan Llfd Iosuraneo
Company exhmits its arCilrs in a highly proereruus
conditio n.
Itrrtoos resident la Texas and w ho desire insurance
on their lives can rely on this InstitnUon sa one of the
soundest In the country.
TUo undersigned Agent ofthe Company atOa-veBton
will give every Information and assist oppUcaow la
procuring insurance. ttvr
1 s. II. 1 Icelbct M I
Agent.
ISA.1C .AYLOU.
ATTORXET AT LAW
Dallas. Dallas County Texas
.-. ... ... . ..... .-.-. In
it; iu. rnnira m ing wiw ut- m m ww..y-
v dicial District and In the Supreme and Fcoerv
' Courts of the State; attending flUtbfuily to the collec-
i tion et claims irrfestigattog land Utles and any pro-
fvxsional busineas entrusted to ttim. marO-lrw
SU.1LMER AHUANGFAlE-iT.
1SG. CommeaclnMayl9. 1S3G. '
LITTLE M1A3II COLUMBUS A .TENIA RAILROAD
Exclnslvely an Eastern Rsmte.
On and after tbUdato. the
LITTLE MIAUL VLV COLUMBC?
Is THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE to and from Clnein-
lult anu iM-eiiiii umuuij iuuic ruuuiUK cars in ui
the Lake Shore Depot at Clevel-nd and the only
nnf with imiform iruase from Cincinnati to Clre-
lantL Dunkirk and BotiUl .
rtt 4iTnlntr. and dtoend on trains from Chlcairo and
Toledo to fro Ex-t breik guage at Sandusky and terry
from O d Ohto City to ClereLind.
THE LTTTLEXILVML VL COLUMBUS.
14 tlie only mute .th reliahl' connection to and from
CI.NCINS TI and PITT-bURU.
illA.1 Ul I1U 1U t - I UBU1U. 3VU)riIK-
rMndat uonentnuinn or turm on ir ins irora in-dlanapnh-
and Fort Wayne to go East.
THE LITTLE MLIUL YLV COLUMBUS.
IS Tin: ONLY ROUTE 'oarwl flrom ancinnati and
WIILLLLNG OR MfcUEEN VILLE.
THE LnTLE UIAUL YLV COLUMBUS.
t- (in. I'nrr (rt ami ftvttn HlncinrtatL f!nlnmhiM
Cetli' and Ovelaud with Lightning Exprvss
withoutchangeofcirs-
Tntsisagreat vmnum hh-wictuw (uuuo.
TILE LITTLE MIAML VU COLUMBUS
BEING THE SHORTEST ROUTE from Cincinnati to
the Kata unitonn and safe spredUmalatalDed. Con-
nBY0ANYreoTHERROUTE from Cincinnati a dan-
. .nwi ia nnntmin oTrcomo ditance and
ScLiTs cece-ary In ctunging passenger and bag-
gage at Bclbtonta-ne. Forre-t Ntndraky and ferry-
ins at old Ohw City.
TnRouGnTiusEni
VTl
WnEZLTNG.
PJTTBBL'ia. m-
DUNKIRK. BUFFALO AND
NUGAR.VFALLS
To all the EasUrn cities.
Three dallr Eaideni trains at 6 A. 3L 10 A. 11 am! 6
P. M.
viit TPivriTifiTiii Tittt.nMP. Sfnlnn!
aud Wheeling Ughilng Express. Ie-re CiednnaU
at 60'clock. A SL tor oil the Eastern aues; also De-
troit via Clevel init Springfield. Wilmington. Circle-
vi Ie. Latieaster and Zam-svile; Chiilicothe and
thens ThM train stops between Clncinuati and Co-
lumbas at Loveland Morrow Xenia and London
SECOND TRAIN-CIevelamt PiUfl-org and Wheel-
ing Eipre-s Mail leaves Cincinnati at Ii)uckM.k A L.
astern cities. Ttis train stops at all points between
Cinnnnail andColrmbus.
Tllicn TI!I trmmmMLition. leaves Cin(.TAu1
at.'KXioVlockP.JLtorSprtngntld;WTimingtonClrcle-
ville andLajcaitenCbdlitvibe and Hilisborongh.
This train stops at all points between Cincinnati and
FOuRTU TR.VLV-Clevclintl and Plttdnrrg Night
KTnrt. )Lavc Cincinnati at tl o'clock P. M- via
ricTelandand Plttshurg .tor all the Extern cities
This tram stops at all points between Cincinnati and
Loiumuas ..... .
One train un Sunday at 'ssj o tiocc r. it. mr uium
bus.
Trains run bv Columbus time seven minutes flc-U-r
than CincinnatL
l: are as low as oy any)iacr.inie
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
And all information please apply at the offices. No. 2
Bin-net Ilon-e. second door west of ViJe-street; No.
177 G ibson House Building and old tfflce. south-east
comer of Broadway and Front-street opposite the
pencer noose or at tho Eastern (Little Miami)
Depot East Fronfretreet.
Offlce hours from 4H.A. M. until ft) P. M.
P. W. TRADER. Gneral Agent.
TnE OMNIBUS LLNK
Calls tor passengers at oil the principal hotels tor eacti
and every traia. Bylcavmgdirectlonsateitheroftfae
aUveotllccswillcaU for passengers in all parts ofthe
cityr without WL
feblfHww H. E. RUGGLES Conductor.
notice::
to travelers ix texas!
SuomEST Qticxzst axd Chzatest Rorra 10 tr
Bbazos ax d Colobado Yallets Acsrer atd Westxci
Texas via
B. B. B. Sc C- RAILROAD!!
From Uarrisburg connecting with New Orleans and
Galveston and Galveston and Houston U. 8. Mail
fcteamers; and at Richmond with biases to Austin
and to Gonzales and intermediate points!
Cars leave Harrisbnrgeach day (except Tuesday and
Thursday at 8 o'clock A M.; Returning leave Rich-
mond at 10 o'clock. P. M. .
Passengers for Austin At leave Galveston on Toes-
daysand Saturdays steam hoat takln-c Can at Harris-
burg: stages at Richmond the following days.
Gonzales Stage leaves Richmond on Sundays.
Through. THrti to Austin and intermediate points by
Railwat. and F. i Sneya'M Stages may be obtained ou
Iftomboat between Gafveston and Harrisbtrrs; or at
liarrisburg. JSO. A. WILLIAM
marW-twwtf Sup"t. B. B. R A C. Railway.
2i?-Tbe sew Orleans Picayune and Delta the SIo-
bueAdvertlser and the LomsvUle Journal wiU copy
and publish till forbid.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
rpiIE shortest cheapest and unir reliable line Irom
-- irw vricous mi v-mcaUk uciruiik nuiiiUJV .iuti
Falls. New York Boston njiladelphia. Montreal San-
toga tptlngs the White Mountains Ac
a inipmlul njAspnCpr itejm Iuth Va Orleni
daily at 5 o'clock P. M tor Cairo rrum-stipulni
lucre 13 COniiniXJUS rauwaj cuuiuiuuioiuuu nuu an
Northern and Eastern citlt-s.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R-ULEO.VD.
Two trains leave Cairo daily :
lornmKbxpTrssakttiuA. .u
Kventnx Einreaa at O.IO P. U.
Connecting at S.VNDOVAL with Ohio and Mhuiwippi
Railroad tor ?t- Lords; at PAN'A with Terra. Haute
ami Alton Railroad tor Louisville and Cincinnati ; at
DLCATCR with Great Western Railroad tor &prtng-
neki. Jacksonvillo and Naples; at LA JALLh with
Peoria; at MENDUTA with Chicago and Burlington
Riiinvtil Sir ( lalitburi Lariinffton. Oaincr and Cca-
tral Iowa arrinng at DUNLETIH in 21 hours.
One or the Minnesota Packet Company's steamers
leave Dunlelth tor SL Paul and all intermedial land
In us. on arrival oi ine cars man iairu.
TiiiithinlT route secnrtnB to the imblic a first
class passenger steamerfrom New Orleans daily and
thelbinois Central Railroad Offlce under 8L Charles
Hotel the only regularly establisbed ticket offlce In
the outb tor oil Northern cities vu Cairo Chicago..
Niagara Falls Ac.
GoUu East there Is no change of cars between Cai-
rn and Chicago and but three from Cairo to New
York. TbroughtoChicagoinajnours; NiagaraFalia
54 hours; New TorkOJ hours
laggage cnecKcu uirousu.
Xrlor through tickets or iatormation apply at
the Illinois Central RaiiroJd Ticket Offlce. under tits
fcL Charles Hotel SB. Charles street ew Orleans.
JuneA-wAtwtT W. E. REDDING. Agent
DOCTOR noOFL.lND'3 CELEBRATED
GER11AN BITTERS
TEETAKED BT
DR. C. M. JACESON rnLwitnu. P
WILL tTTECTCALLT CTXX
UVEU COMPLAINT. DYSFEPaA JAX7NDICE
CTironIeorNerToo3lbilityDiftsesrftheKIdney
antl all dieasea arisins from a disordered Liver or
Stomach.
StF-h
asConstijm-
tio u. In warn Pilvs.
Fullness or Blood to tho
Head. Acidity or tho Stomach
Nausea Heartburn D sgnst tor Food
Fulness or weight in tho Momach Pour
I-ructations Sinkimr or FluUcrus at tbe Pit
orthe Stomach Swimmingof the Head. Homed
and difficult Breathing. Fluttering at tbe Heart
CboakmcorSafibcatingbenvUioDswnenlnalrlngpol-
tare. Dimnesaof Vision Dots or Weba betore the
Sight Fever and Dull Pain in the Head Defle
lencyofPersptratioa.YeUownessortheFktn
and Eyes Pain In the SubBack. Chest
Limbs Ac. Sudden Flusbt-s or
Heat Burning in the Flesh.
Constant Imaginings
oiEvii. and great
Depression of
Spu-its.
IN attributing such valuable Medical properties to thlB
remedy no rash or unwarrantable assertion is
made but & simply stated a Cirt: proven undeniably
and conclusively oy the extraordinary cures ami bene-
fits derived from Its use under the direction or Its Rlus-
trioua originator. Dr. Hoofland. among- all classes of
European society and from the immense mass of testi-
mony from oil parts of tbe American continent accu-
mulated during the lat ten years in the hands of the
present proprietor. The prevalence of diseases to
which tha German Bitters ire adapted ith with sor-
row wo say It U a!mot universal indeed there Is
scarcely a timuy throughout the whole extent of onr
country In which there cannot be found among Its
members thtt peculiar sallow axd laxctio sm.3Lxscm
denoting a diseased Liver or an emaciated and suffer-
tn? Dyspeptic.
Then of what immense Importance to this class of
Invalids that a certain and reliable remedy should be
placed within their reach: one In which no baneful
or injurious drug enters Low its composielou: a remedy
on which tbe patient can rely with tha utmost confi-
dence and certainty and be assured from actual and
tangible proofs that tbe article be is using reailr pos-
sesses tie virtues attributed to It Such a r-medV is.
"HoorLAxn's Gekmax Brrma." Thousand ot dollars.
hare been expended In its manufactura and dLTusfon.
throughout all parts of this continent nd tho proprie-
tor toel the greatest satisfaction ha stating that there
i. nnct-itn nntmtr. or even Village where the Medicine
has been lirtrodnced. that there cannot be tound num-
bers willing to testily to its virtues
It is used constantly in thepractice of a large num-
ber of the most prominent Physicians in the country.
who have also added their written testimony. In evi-
dence or its gr-at virtues Id eoaclotton then wa
would respectmily ask of all those afflicted with any
or tho above diseases to give the Bittors trial and
rest assured tt will never be regretted. In proof ol
the statements above made all am larited to read
atwntively. the MeraorabUia.or Tractfcal Receipt
Book.' for Farmers and F-milles coutaininit a gnat
number of useful receipts In addition to the testi-
mony in favor of the Bitters from the mont promi-
nent and well known Individuals In all parts of u o
Union. AH Agents tor the Bitters are omhorized
to distribute the - Bee! pt Book " gratuitously.
Principal Ornee and Manu&ctory. LW Arch St PhRa-
delphiaPa. For sale wholesale by Druggists in all tbe principal
cities and at retail by Apolh-caries and Morekecpers
In every town In the United Mates and by Dr.N.D.
Labadie and Dr. .Ilannay and all other Druggists la
Galveston.
tob
AYJER'S ""
CATHARTIC
PILLS!
nils that are nils ! I
IiinOF. HAYES. State Chemistof Masraetasea-
. says they are tho best or all Fills and annexed
are tho men who certifr tnat Dr. Hayes knows viz:
LricxL &HAW Chief Justice of the Supremo Court or
Massachusetts
lUI!vWAsBCMGoveHrofMahnseUa.
W. U PLnrsrrr. Lieut Governor of X3!0.
Edwaiu. EvcariT. l-Secr-tory or State and Senator of
the United states. . a
Romar-O. WrsTmor. Ex-Sppakerllouse Ren. D. S. A.
Aueott L-racOIInhtr llenrpotent to iG. Britain
t Jofcc B. FrmAinrcs. CatboUc Bishop of Bonon.
3Ien that nre Men III K9I "-S
Among the diseases this PCI has cured with astonljh-
ias rawditr. wo may mention
uu:jil Clccnus anil cnanejm Ww i w ET
Th.TaLmtirlrariiyillfftll. blood wl BtlmolauIlB tne
miposd XM-T 0id'ttU'h"1i2irh!;tVl2-
!3iinSi. XioralsU nnd JgJJf" fSSHSTliiS
beUilmnUff UdidnoeTrdrrrcd.iidlai
bnt ntwd h n- thm once tj kaowll.
-SiintiirsTXB)ici.ilorniu
iteks ciTousncrnus.
Tlr dont fe compblnlA bot Ihw oos tnsra.
To Itoin Hare med yrype"" Jv
-SSSiHStSar cl the wnttfin.
SS?lSlS&fcm WI t "" tie rile.
UiStamlf Ue.ktel.e arisinl from . ml
Si"" oSen rewawd eipel "7 '
tietodr- Tawnoaulbe8ira.ochUdren.nar.
ihrajaraore or le knitted wU. tula cooree.
Asi ccnu IHT.1C ln.r bare n emi
i me Uat earwlwansraieM of Ihe Lirer.
ip'S'ttaSt.l tin .tril. th. fcondv-
Uon of tverr ;". s. ml l the worlL
AS a mnarz rui lucid l. . " - . -7- -- v- - -7
iter..rir uw. nd?'f ?JJS-
IDCy are nucij icmn' -do
accomplish an ancconnUl
lriifgisu aatt E-aMrs in
Methcine bro-igh this secttoB.
nuir.iiiwuii
RUSSELL. SCIIOTT
MARKSTSTREET
Phlladelphlat Pa-t
JM mrrTECS and Wholesale Dealers Iu Foreign j-s
vami.b:.r-" iww-K-s.vK;t m.
w itll sell a low pncesmoua on aecommotM
rm rwtHlelphia Is headquarters tor the Unl
''. rT.I- f. F.n.tj1n-iT4.v. V.- .fclTt'-Ti.'l
urnii ish"s." rinir?.''.';.
! "KSTisui: :? -;a-riSH. "2?
tnide of the IirugjlsU of Texas and thoe- order
ing may retr BrB set"1 P0 frngsu the lowest
ySrs promptly attended to and shipped with-
out lielay. augS-wly
KESTCCKY CORf A.D COB M1IX.
rrHE Kentucky Little Giant Crasher or FeedMMf.
A jabt Tvceiveif from the mantftctarer.
This Mill Is eaicient substantial and cheap while its
arrangement H so simple that the most ordinary hand
can aut and operate tt
Will grind Corn and Cob a Que aa desired at the
tollowragretospexhour.withowAijrM.-
o.U 4 to a bushels; welghi 330 pounds; price $i
Warranted to giro entire satisStctlon
IdAAC U. WILLIAM-;
Agent tor the 8tato.
marF-tf Galveston Agricultural Warebou-e.
SUPERIOR Article of Texas Sugar tor sal by
marU rowm.AftUTaVEX.
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