Galveston Weekly News (Galveston, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 15, Ed. 1, Tuesday, June 25, 1861 Page: 2 of 4
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BATCEBAT.-..
Jl'aE 22 1S61.
For Governor.
"We are spttortiea to aanonM lits KxwlieEcy Gov.
KD.0LA.RK1 u ft cavtiiat ferte o&ce or OoverBOT at
Ui.tisxteasiiiru: election laAuiutt
BBW we audio 1xrt to announce Ex Lieut. Gov.
Vka'E B. EUUBOOK as Candida for tte office of
Oovcrnorof the Mate election tint Monday In Angnst
next.
For Lieutenant Governor.
Vg r actuonwl to an&OU" Colonel JUHK M.
CI100KSTr.-or Dallu eb b cawilcate for Lltnt. Oot.
wnor at the approict lne election In Anjnrt nxt-
ComsUnloBer General tana Offlco.
tar We axe requested to announce H.J. JONES
ot Jrimes cemitv as a candidate for the offioe of
Oomratesloner of the General Land Office at tie next
.Ancast election.
V-Th wends ofC.pt-JOHK HEKKY B"OWIf.
01 Hilton prraeathljtaarrio to the voters of Tex m a
tanaMat JorComm'wSona of the General land Office
bhiuld a Convention of rrtcads or the CoclfimU .Mates
Msesibleftt Dallas pn tbelTlh May. the Mends or Uajrt.
Uro-n-UloBldebyluacUon. ..
We a- anthorlreo to announce Capt. El ErflKv
CROStlT aianaWMefbrOoniml-lonerflf theuenenl
lj.ndOfiiCCatib.aeat A.U..Tmele-llfin.
jamrlct AUOrHCT. .
pr Wear? nthaHid to annas-is Carr. WM. -
W AKDS of Houston as a candidal for the oSce or JJ
Ulct AtSrrnev of .he beventh Judicial DhirlcUat the
next cnralnr elecUon. . TnnV
Djy We are authored to announce the name orjuiirx
J. WALKER at a candidate for re-election to theomct
or 111-lnet A'toni'T of th; Tth Jttdlclal District.
OT We are auihoriwd to annonncc i. . AWEK-
OHOUBULof huntavnic. uacandlflatcfortheoacaof
BUto-rt AOoraey. of iae& Jndldallltricrtt!ie ear
InrAurnst election. -..
For Consrress 2ad --r?rtvt.
Mf-W are audwrraed to un jnoce Col. A. it. Lziril
otBrenharn. as a candidate for Uonrrees0.rJ.Afrora
th-'tecondWlatrict under then ir appomonmert.
We are authorized to announce the Hon. C.C.KE1.-
BERT of Colorado cou-f asacandldaU t represent
Se M fcocrrel'mil Cl-Uct of Texaj.
For Conrre 3d District.
HT"W are auuiunied to atnounce Hen. A. ij
BRAM3H of Hunurl le. as a candidate for Con-rcM In
theThlrdConiresslonal DlsTlet at th Aueust election.
For Btatrlcl Judjre.
TjAND of Lltierty count as a rap6e Jot Judge of
the loth JudlcW DM lg-cicqion ist m cu.
3P The announcement of Gey. Ckrk as a
candidate for the offioe of Governerfftt the
next election will be found in to-day'spaper.
As there has been no regular nomination by
Convention it is not improbable there taay be
unnl ranrhrlates in the field whose claims
may be canvassed by their friends without
beimr nublicl V announced ; and of all such we
tronld cantion the voters of Teias to beware
as the office at this Use .is one of more than
ordinarr responsibility. "Without committipg
rmrselres in favor of any particular candidate
we feel It but Justice to Gov. Clark to say that
the stand he took at a critical period when our
very existence as a State was in jeopardy ana
th faithful and unflinching manner in which
he has discharged the onerous duties of his
office since he has been our Chief txccutive
entitle him to the favorable consideration of
onr citizens. His long experience in the busi-
ness of the Slate first as Secretary or State
then as Commissioner of the Court of Claims
next as Lieutenant Governor and subse
quently as incumbent of the office for which he
is now a candidate sbonia especially com-
mend him at a time lite this ; and unless some
mora Tjrominent candidate be brought forward
before the day of election we shall expect to
ie the Governor poll a heavy vote uroiu;nout
the State.
m m a.
y Col. Tan Dora C. S. A. accompanied
by Li. CoL luckett and LU-Keyworth arrived
here on last evening s train irom Houston
it. Col. Luckett is State Quartermaster by
Convention appointment.
Col. Tan Dorn we understand is appointed
a Brigadier General in the C. S. Army and to
hold command in this State lie imiy deserves
the compliment.
- t
HruTABT Faik. Oar readers "will observe
from the adrertisamont In another column
that the ladies of Harris and Chamber counties
will give a Military Fair at Bay to wn on the 25th.
The steamer Diana will leave forBaytown
on Tuesday evening returning arterthe fair
passage up and back $2.
t
$3?" The planters in Brazoria the Democrat
of the 18th says are much in need of rain and
the corn is beginning to show the effects of
drouth.
m e
D A letter from Mr. Goddard of this city
dated Memphis June 15th says :
" Tennessee is for the Southern Confederacy
with a will Missouri is about to act and Ken-
tucky cannot long remain neutral. Every pre-
paration has been made or is making to repel
any forces that may descend from Cairo for
this point. The river is lined with masked
.batteries and 20000 troops at least are now
encamped between here and Cairo."
m
The Paeade. Some unavoidable errors oc-
curred in our report of the military parade of
Wednesday last which are corrected in our
Weekly.
$3B VTe would call attention to the adver
tisement of " To Bent." This is one of the
finest buildings and best stands in the city.
A Voice from the Nortb.
WcEeo that Archbishop Hughes of tho
CalMic Church of Now York has publicly
set his face against the war tho LincelrfSo-
vcrnment is preparing 'to make on a wide
scale against the Southern Confederacy
The Xew Tork Freemen's Journal and
Catholic Register has been long looked
upon as representing the opinioas of the
Archbishop at least on topics of general
public importance However that'may now
be both the Archbishop and th Journal
Wield an extensive influence at the lorth ;
and some extracts from a recent article in
the paper will therefore interest many of
our readers. It is headed "A national
Policy Wanted." The-cditor says :
11 We itUlhcar the exhortation addressed on
every occasion to drop party' for the sake Of
the country. To men of our way of thinking
there is no need of the advice from the fact
that no party is left to drop. The election of
Abraham Lincoln consigned the noble old
Democratic party to a grave from which we
did not expect to see & resurrection. That
election produced as was so plainly foretold
disruption of the Union civil war and a
country with narrow boundaries or with new
conditions of existence to result from the
crisis. Old things have passed away. We
have the future to look for and the present in
which to do our part. We therefore have no
party to 'drop.' The party that represented
the old Union in the spirit of the old Consti-
tution has dropped without wailing for its
adherents to drop it. Its old landmarks are
eliminated from the political field.
The question remains what are we to sus- I
uunr iae people 01 lueuriocruoutitra wj
out that they wish us to sas'ain the Govern-
ment or at least a government as the only
alternative against anarchy. Arrived at that
alternative we too feel and say that we must
for the moment sustain a government some
covemment. even though it cnloablr disre
gards the Constitution and laws of the United
mount in Marion county through the lines'of
the enemv at Grafton and thence to Fbillippi
a distance of 25 miles that it was the purpose
oi the enemy to aitacc us and Knowing nis
superior force determined upon- retiring to
Beverly which is disiant thirty tnilcu. ot
having at hand the proper mode of conveyance
horses and wagons were impressed with a
view of leaving at midnight.
It is stated that an order was issued for"' tho
pickets outposts and 'scouts to be in at 11
o'clock on bundsy night and this order was
Obeyed The baggage of "thrrespective cora
panies was placed upon the wagons but for
some reason best known to the commanding
officer the horses were not attached and they
were left standing the streets.
It was is this position or affairs that on the
morning of Monday about daylight the enemy
opaned ore upon us from a two gun battery of
6 pounders posted upon a crowned point up-
on the opposite shoro of the Tygarts' Valley
River which successfully commanded tho
camps of the Churchville Cavalry of Augusta
and the Cavaliy rf Rockbridge numbering al-
together nh-ut ISO men who were situated on
the opposite side or the riTer.
The horses of Iheso ccrps being unaccustom-
ed to the fire ofartillerj broke tram the picket
ropes by which they were tied to the fence
and stampcdodln the n ildest confusion dash-
inc in among the half-formed infantry and
filling the streets.
It was sorr" time be ire the confusion pro-
duiwdL) blh the fire jnd stampede was over-
come. Meanwhile the enemy upon the oppo-
site side of the river endeavored to force ibe
passage of the bridge with ono piece of artille-
ry which he had held in reserve; bnt in this
be was checked by a bold charge of Captain
Pin!iflWr nf ti ftith nflvalrv. who wa sta-
fttates. For that reason we forbear for the J tl0Dea on the opposite sideof the road. A
erate
fTCCi
GgPWehad the pleasure a couplejjfdays
-3kutwraucGi-UJg uc ciumiu wi. ju.t-wwM.ij
rnu-T lUSJT.UUC ULLL'UM jaL
rotHrwouifr -Si?
garqj the eminent service rrt.-'i
-Uffprt cause or Souths WefeX ZT7U.-m
& remarkably able anrTVir...- S.Tr. J? pendent nation.
- h"VU U1I1I1P. 11 A I
Z'X the jM-iioiu! evidence thathe isnot
ffi i- he " drained to show Li
faith by his works. There are few men who
PCePVm1 ""f16' Ma d in Id oi
r.uauggie or the right to govern
ourp!T-wh ii- n . . fe"-ra
present to combat even such acts as that of
President Lincoln increasing the regular army
and navy of the United Slates by torty thous-
and men and calling for an additional force of
forty-two thousand volunteers for three years
without an act of Congress. When peace is
again restored these acts must be avenged or
Constitutional government is gone! In the
meantime they pass with the other works nf
confusion.
The people of the whole North are ready ad
anxious to sustain the Government; but think-
ing men find it Impossible to see bow to do it.
We hear a call to 'enlist and a Ifoder to con-
tribute money. Men enlist and are poshed
forward by militia parade-Generals and haul-
ed backward by officious and meddling Gov-
ernors and swindled by contractors and camp-
followers till they are disheartened and de-
moralized. The money contributed is squan-
dered and misapplied by hundreds of thous-
ands tn a day. Our cities and towns arc turn-
ed into camps. There is a tremendous bnstle
and a vague feeling among the unreflecting
that by all this hubbub we are moving to-
wards some solution of our difficulties.
"But ms not power bnt the direction of pow-
er that cn settle anything. The North has
forces in the field ana far greater forces in re-
serve and can fight campaign after campaign.
The same thing is true of the South. It It is
to be a peremiory challenge to the field for
each to see bow fiercely and how long the other
can fight there can 'be no issae from this
most Unristian exhibition of our intelligence
and civilization except by the utter exhaustion
of the whole country exhaustion we say for
the subjugation of either section by the other
is an impossibility.
"What is the direction to be given to our
forces?
"What are we to fight? To put down re-
bellion' says the Aorthl' 'To defend onr
homes from pillage and our wires and moth-
ers and daughters from outrage says the
South.
" What can we expect from an Administra-
tion the creation not of statesmen but of political-pulpit
preachers of fanatical lecturers of
poets and poetasters and of such shallow and
unprincipled newspapers as the Tribune
Times Tost and Conner of this city ?
"They call on us to drop party!' Let
tbem drop the accursed party that began this
woe. It is full time high ' time in Mr. Sec-
retary Seward's classical language for Lin-
coin ana nis -Auuumsirauuu explicitly ana
avowedly to drop ' and renounce the Tile
dogmas of abolitiomzed Republicanism. Let
the Washington Administration 'proclaim'
once more and let the proclamation be that
events have destroyed all parties and all party
platforms and that the aim of the Administra-
tion from this time forth is to be only the pre-
servation of the Government for tbejirejent
and the speediest possible reference of the en-
tire quesuon at issue to the only tribunal com-
petent to deal with it authoritatively-! Conven
tion of Delegates fairly chosen by the people ot
all the States. Let this be done in a way
showing that vacillation shnffimg and tergiv-
ersation are discarded and then the moral sen-
timent of the North will be what meantime
it is not and cannot be (be the spaniel yell of
the dailies never so loud) united. On the
programme of the fanatics of the Tribune to
wipe out slavery and to punish the South the
North can never be united.
There is-mucb. truth and good sense iu
these views. The editor's principal mistake
is the hope that Lincoln and his counsellors
will dream of adopting the course that ho
points out : his next is that even wrc they
. U J wwiw jej T!
jisa powei
?!i .
UtUIllIQCrce. bAKArf nn ..
no the Confederacy as aninde-
ntOH NEW ORLEANS.
The FlEbt at PliUHppl.
Tho Richmond Dispatch of the 8th inst
linn x full BM-nnnf nf tliA nhove affair fur-
nished by Col J.W. Spalding of WxZ?vSSr
... i ? ii ir-:-.. nr inctt.jKi'"'j .. -
mond who participated in the affair :S-1'fj
Oar forces-wero posted in the town of I'hil
TBBEE SATS J-A T2R.
-
rived .yesterday
i r - - ... j .iijL i .1
Kr Or er.ns naDers of the lam auu ivxa mau
u. . . .. n nAAnA f
linn! ! mmhi.ra in all about TOO eflV ctfvaiKUV e lenuer our loanwj wy r. .
fighting men. The commanding officer OoVTTRie Twin 8isters for files of . O. papers and
Portertleld having been informed on Sunday1 ' ttfctepH. Jamison for kindly famishing them
by a courageous uoy wno roue irom rait; fse-o enable us to issue an extra
running fire then ensued which continued up
the main street of tho town the enemy having
finally succeeded m cossing toe onage; out
successive discharges from the troops brought
him to a stand during every few rods of bis
progress
On reaching the curve of the road leading
towards Beverly the foot troops having been
formed bys their respective cfiicers the main
engemeat tookp!oce( and terminated Injthe
final fijjht at Saturn's h&iCi nmiloand a half
from Tillage. Hero roe enemy received a
check gave up the chase and-Col. Porterfield
made good his retreat to the village of Beveily.
The successful termination of the fight and
the warmth of the contest may bo attributed
to the wonderful gallantry of the men rather
than to the superintendence of any general of-
ficer' and numerous instances might be related
of most determined bravery on the part of indi-
viduals. The majority of our men showed ad-
mirable pluck.
The U. S. soldiers fired at random though
armed with Minnie rifles which accounts for
our small loss. The euemy were about 3000
strong though from the character of the
country they were unable to bring the entire
body into action. Through a lady who has
since arrived at Beverly it appeasr they ac-
knowledge 25 killed; but the presumption is
that there were many more to say nothing of
sixty or seventy wounded who were rapidly
removed from the field.
Our own loss so far as ascertained are Mr-
Hanger of the Augusta Cavalry who was
killed near the bridge; Mr. Martin of Rock-
bridge and Mr. Thomas E. Sims of Richmond.
The latter individual when last seen was
bravely defending himself near the wagon of
the Quartermaster to whom he was an assist-
ant. The first wound he received was from a
man who was mounted but who afterwards
met his deserts at tho month of a musket. His
1 4 w From AVaalilUKton.
"WAsniNOTOv Juno 17. Secretary Chase i3
consulting wiib eminent financiers relative to
the revenue. It is believed that a revision of
the tarifl with a view to the redaction of tho
duties and the suppression or the freo list will
b'recommendfid.
The National Intelligencer says unless it re-
ceives assistance from its Northern subscribers
it must discontinue publication.
No official instructions bavo been sent re-
MrdinE ibe fate of the crew of the puvsteor
Savannah taken recently off Charleston by the
U. S. frtpate Minnesota but tho impression
prevails that they will be huug.
Official orders have been received from the
War Department to rebuild the bridge at Har-
pcr'a Ferry.
Col. Stone occnpies.Leesburg.
Arrangements will bo made in a few days to
prevent the publication of the movements Of
Federal troops.
Lincoln is working on his message. Ho will
take strong grounds in favor or war and call
fora largo number oi additional troops. Tho
entire reserve will be ordered to Washington.
MISSOURI.
St. Lours June 17. Gov. Jackson will make
his first stand at Btfonville a town situated on
the right baokofth Missouri river forty eight
miles northwest f Jefferson City. .
Rumors are current tbt the Missouri Stalo
Convention wlllbecslled together immediately.
The State Treasurer after a brief arrest has
been released.
Gen. Bea JIcCuIToch is said tT be at Fort
Smith Aik. with 10000. He is also reported
in Benton connlr Ark. with 6000 troops.
Twelve 'Illinois regiments aro stationed
within two hourVwarch of St. Lou's.
Tno thousand State troops ore at Boonville.
The Secessionists have full sway of botli sides
of the Missouri rit er from Kansas to Boonville.
and are well prpired for a fight. A skirmish
occurred nf ar Independence in which it is re-
ported that the Federalists were overthrown.
Federal troops are moving West Irom vari-
ous points. 4MJL
Fatnots are burning the railroad bridges.
LoirtsviiLE June 1.' It ft reported that
Gov.MagofHu orders noTennesseeans to occu-
py the Kentucky islands in the Mississippi. It
i also reported that a detatcliment of theState
Guard has becu ordered to Columbus.
A large quantity of meat which had been
smuggled trom Madison Ind. was returned to-
day. The movement compelling the return
was headed bv Southern Rights men. on tho
ground thai the Northerners having establish-
ed the blockade they should not benefit by the
'enhancement. .
Dispatches from Philadelphia druggists to a
house in this city say that by agreement no
quinine will be sent to Kentucky this season
at anv price.
NEW YORK.
New Yoke June 17. A Richmond letter
saya no provision has been made for the pay-
ment of the State interest accruing in July in
New York.
Virginia's obligations wilt be paid at Rich-
mond in Virginia currency.
Fight rcgimentsleave here this week for the
seat of war.
VIRGINIA.
Fobtse33 Moxroe June IC (via Baltimore
June 17.) The Southern light-horse fired on
three companies of Federalists which were on
a cattle-stealing expedition wounding three.
The Southerners are concentrating seven
miles above Newport Ne.vs. An attack from
z . ... ..... i LiiaL iiu&iLer is iuilu.
last and mortal wound Mr. b. received while tier's American rifled cannon which is
between his wagon and the fence when he was I moanteut Uip Raps has been tried to-day
tnrtMrnnnir In Mnnnt A hArfiA Tipor hff H. . .' n ... n . . -'
"-- a . -"" -.--- -j- nersnot reacoingseweiis i oint.
had been un durinir the entire niirht. nrenar- I . -n Pn
From Baltimore
Baltiuobe Juno IC Reports from Fortress
Monroo state that a British war vessel has been
seen cruising off Chesapeake Bay. '
The Harriet Lane is now coming in minus a
wheel.
An immense Southern force is concentrating
between Yorktownand Grist Bethel and Gen.
Butler is still preparing to advance.
Tho Southerners are electing awater battery
atSewell's I'oiut and conccntratingin force on
James' river.
Tho Bogus Virginia Convention.
VnEELLo June IS. An ordinance fixing
tho salaries of the Governor and Representa-
tives much lower than tboso now paid has
passed the convention.
A bill proposing separation was tabled by
OXE DAT ZATZi:.
ing the Touchers for the horses which had been
pressed into service and were to be paid for.
These vouchers were upon his body and with
bis body are presumed to bars been taken by
the enemy.
Capt. Richards of the Bath Cavalry who
was reported to be killed unhurt and reached
Beverly with his corps on Mondar.
Private Ll B. Dangerfield from the Warm
Springs was not killed as reported. He rc-
ceiveda severe and painful wound on the leg.
Snch was the suddenness of tbo attack that
some of the men bad not time to dress.
Col. Porterfield is now at at Beverly where
it is expected that he can successfully maintain
his position nntil reinforced. No doubt is en-
tertained that the information ot the absence
Col. Baker ot Oregon is associated with
Gen. Bntler in the command of Fortress Mon-
roe. Gen. Butler demands 15000 additional
troops.
An Artesian well is being bored in the Fort-
ress to supply the troops with water.
Haoebstowx June 17. Six hundred South-
ern troops are still at Harper's Ferry.
Ex Governor Wise is moving to oppose Gen.
McClellan's advance.
The Southern pickets are again opposite
Willianisport Md. The Confederate troops
have taken seventy locomotives from the Balti-
more and Ohio R. R.
Grattox June 17. It is reported here that
the Southerners are moving on Romney on
The steamer J. H. Bell arrived about S A. M.
this morning with dates from New Orleans to
tho 2Qlh and the followirjg passengers :
Gen E B Nichols CbasOongren WW Winn.
Georgo Gordon M Eliog. Capt E F Gray Fred
Stanley N A Payetr W W Rhodes Johnson
lady i. 2 children Mrs Hammett Mrs Robin-
soHrMissl'owlfss Capt Bradbury.
Among the passengers we notice the names of
uen. a. h JNtcnols and ljicut. uray oi nous-
ton. The latter is direct from Richmond. He
informs us that the general opinion when ho
left Richmond (S (lavs since) was that there
wonld bo no decisive battle before U. S Con. met
that until that time' both amiie3 would man-
oeuvre so as to avoldWconllict that it was
supposed by many thai Lincoln's Congress
would not sustain hfs war measures but would
favor the recognition of the Confederate States.
The accounts of a reaction at the North in fa-
vor of peace are conut tried.
The obliging clerk of the steamer Bell bos
given usjiapers from which wc gather the fol-
lowing interesting newst
Inporlanl Jrom fltiouTiEeportttl Defeat of
the Minouriant aioonmlU Three Hundred
UlM2fany Captured Ftderal Lots S(ten-
i ten JS lied.
St. Loots Junel& The Democrat has spe-
cial dispatches from Jefferson City founocd
upon the report ofa man who reached that
place in a skifT to tte efibct that the llinsou-
rians at Booneyille had been routed with a loss
of three hundred killed besides many having
been captured. ( j fe-
The loss of theJSJcderfclists wa5 seventeen
killed. r ( ; ;
Graftox June 19. Reports from various
sourccsj-ender Uncertain 'that the Virginians
are moving westward under Gov. Wise.
Washington June 19. It is positively as-
serted that ex-Senator Wigfall has visited
Washington dmguiied as a cattle dealer.
The Department Is accepting men bv bat-
tallions. LonisvitLE June 19. Two thousand o( the
three months' volunteers at .Camp Denison
Ohio have determined to go home.
...
Importantfrom rginm Ihrticulars of the
I ibim Engagtmeil-'Ai Jhltle Expected Soon.
Washinoto"? June IS. Telegraphic commu-
nication from the headquarters at Fall's Church
says that the moTerients of both parties indi-
cate an action soon fn that vicinity.
WasnisoTOV Junfl IS Seven cars backed
by locomotives dropped detachments aa they
went and meeting with no interruption until
near Vienna where a man warned them of bat-
teries ahead.
They proceeded n short distance when a bat-
tery opened a fire directed at the engine enp-
plinglt. The engin being behind the train
the engineer uncoapled it abandoning the
train and rushing away carrying some wound-
ed and dead. f
The men in leaping from the cars and while
running for the timber snfiered considerable
loss.
The engagement lasted twenty minutes
nine being killed and thirty wooded.
Iibeliered that Viennahas been OTacnated
ana at the Southerners are falling hack on
Fairfax.
A IMllenear ZeeslurQ-TenJTours Engagement
BirticulartSvpprettedal Washington.
Washixotonv J une 19. Leesburg had not
been occupied up to yesterday morning.
A battle occurred in tbatjicinity day before
yesterday lasting tenihonrs but with what
loss to the Soulherners is not known and par-
ticulars with regard to the result and Federal
loss are suppressed.
Gen. Johnston is moving to surprise Cad-
wallader at Martinsburg instead of going to
Winchester.
A desperate fight between Vienna and Fair-
fax Courthouse is imminent
Lotter.front Busk county.
u
(Correspondence of the News.)
Uenoeeso.v. Texas June 8 1801.
Messes. Editors ; Two companies of mount-
ed men left here for Dallas the place of ren-
dezvous to-day well mounted and in good
condition for active service in Gen. Ben. 11c-
Culloch's Brigade. One company is from this
county the other from Panola. But a few
days ago the order reached here to raise the
companies; they are now organized and on the
march. A large concourse of ladies'assembled
to bid them farewell after having prepared
with their.bando the necessary articles of ap-
parel for their out fit.
No nation on earth has been or ever will be
subjugated that $an boast of such women.
A sale by the planters of r portion of their
incoming crops of cotton for the bonds of the
Confederate States is beginning to be talked
of and meets with much favor. The proposi-
tion may go further and extend to the provi-
sion crop by which means our armies will be
fed and the proceeds of the cotton will clothe
pay and arm them and the national debt creat-
ed -bo from our own people.
I have reliable information that a truthful
man is just in from Illinois and states that on
the eve of his departure from that State he
listened to a speech from one of their war ora-
tors in which he promised the soldiers that
would enlist to subjugate- the South to divide
out the conquered territory among tbem 320
acres to a single and 610 to a married man. We
cannot afford to accept the proposition 6 by 4
feet to each is all that we can promise.
PUBLICS.
ONLY 26 CENTS.
JVIANTTATj OF UTSTRTJOTION
VOLUNTEERS AND'MLLITIA
.. OF THE "
STATElOF TEXAS.
Instruction ibi tlio "Volunteer-H
and Militia of the United
' States.
Vr - tt '
Tlxvtsa lad repeated c&lbrtnade upon us to furnish a
Hernial ot InttracUoni for ItffiUry Drill la a cheap
pocket form we have at the recommendation of Gen.
Sherman and Geo. McLeoi) of th!j city undertaken a
reprint of
PIEDMONT SPRINGSJ"
OUIMES COUNTS' TEXAS. ft r
' hike uiLEs raou bollandalk (navasoto)
Where dallr coaches conaect with Central Ball KoaJ
I
SrX MILES FB0K JtlLUCAy I
Where hicks connect dally with tho Central Kail BoaJ
WILL HE OI'r I'OIt VISITORS O.V TIIE
ITirst July.
THIS celebrated an! most de!Iiht(ut gammer Ecson
las received uch lnijrovimeat. as rende" it tne
raort eeolc retreat the whole Confederacy efferj to the
hiral d or pleasure seeser.
The ne7 buildings arc planned on the roott literal
scale. In their coDstrucllGn convenience comfort and
bcautr are ft2rlrably comblced.
Tha dialog u'un (135 feet lonr) ball room (90 feet
lonjc) parlors and Ml lafd room ar-dlarze and elegant.
Ths bed-cxamber9(lo(t!e and iloubW are well arrariKd
and nea-lf flnishtd. Toe roomy ami elcgint galenes
lurroucdlnz eich of the four etoile of the entire bulld-
FALL AND WISTJHC TKABK F8S
leeo-ex.
wfea
Ire". rndr lta comforts comnTPte.
1 he acknowledged mrrtti of the 'Water their aston-
1 binz cura lve propertied are familiar to xJ who have
ttstelthtlr relief.
Aature. In locatfo? thesa SrlnR'. sought to charm:
the ertuudft aracrlaily rlopljg In every direction from
thebuUdinftt are trautlfull; wooded with ibady oax.
The eatlre tote or the place la pleasure ease and content-
ment. WecoTKratalateourv!ltori npon fcavlnjr secure! the
lervU e or M r. Wm. J. Reynolds aa steward. Uis loo?
experience lu many o the first hofeia in the various tares
titles p'sca ii.m at lae head of his profession. Ue tua
coerced rrcm it ew Orleans experienced aid In the war
of ll'.me-keeper. Uhirarerrnit s. Cooks Walter3retc
A most lureearfat huT ter atil Bjjcmnn ll raraied f ir the
season. Our tAhle shall be Immiirully supplied with the
best of cvtrytMrfc the country sffjrds. O jod Mus'.c will
be lncon.utit attendance.
Oar tm-ptn al vya billiard tahl t. shooUnjr gallery the
lake fur Chins; and forest for game will anord a diver-
sity or amunmenl ard recreation. 2ew buii houses are
belui; cennrnc-ed Every arrangement will be thorough.
ly prepared lot the comfort sad trjoymeiit of enr visitors.
To rm.Hi w
Board A lodjlng per diy (payable weekly; a: so per day.
" " by tho month " soo '
E2T CMIdxcu and servants h. If price.
IJT" On no account will we do anv credit bojacss. We
shall endeavor lo sire eatlre saUtfactloa but without
prompt payment we cannot defray our heavy expenses.
LEAMDEUCANHtrlf
'ot1ow twS-n PoruiEr.E.
A iALUABLE JIISERAL SPRING
DISCOVERED.
A CHALYBEATE 6TRINQ was dlscoveid about a
year sic. oa th- prope ty of lir. CaaaLu KiiXix.
near Al'eytitt Colorado county and Crack by various
patleots In thst neighborhood with the mott tncia! re-
i .-.. . -r t uit -Rtlcl caw-d the prnjrietor to have said mineral
Talcen firom G-illiam's Manual of dwatir ansjyiel by r. Kaiteyer. Droxriitichenslst! of
f (.pSaa Aif.no Thefoliowinf-iaihensaFtoftheanalysIs:
"THE SCHOOL OF THE 60LDIEH"
Tempera!u'e o- ttesprlrgCS r.
rJolut rontenta In one Ll' re (176073 pints.)
iirvr;ur oi riorum u ivf '
Carbonate of Soia 0.10
frlUc 0 OOES
Oxydeoflron 0.0W
huiphats of Alumina 0X003
Ltu. 0. 032 grra.
SulpiiataofSodaf Traces.
Carbonic Acid ni t yet aecertained. '-
The water in Its chtm cal compos tlon. Is simitar to the
celebrated rprint of Cheltenhim and the tkhiralbsch
wine rp lDg in aermanv and. In our salubrious c Imite
a biers ng td the Isv.lM. This d Irt with numerous
others not yitanali sea bunts forth from thefoct of tbe
Mils at the to of tho Colorado bolt a. The scenery
adjicnt la romantic and the aurrounalng country as
healthy a any In ttxas.
Tretfai r ns are ritnatiHi tn fAlArA m.h. Ts--a-
From Gltiuu's Maiiuai which Is generally admitted to ' arut ;vemil.;ea.t of north rroraCorumbus tb county
north from Allot n ihe prevent tcmuuri of the Buffalo
iiayou urazos auu Kxaonao ii. n to and irom whlcat
embrace' all that is necessary for the use ot Volunteers
and MUitla and which we offer at a price that will be
within the range of all who wsb to furnlih themselves
with a copy. RICHARDSON CO.
(Ur.visTO'J May 5tb IBM.
OaLVUTCS- May Stb 18M.
The nnderslgned recommend the republication tn cheap
form of " Tm ScKOor. or mi Soidiik" from Ollham's
Manual of Instruction for the benefit of the Volunteers
now btlng called Into erv'cc la Texsi and to at J In ejtab-
HillnK uniformity or drill throughout the State.
ll. MCLEOD.
S. SHERMAN.
The Book contains the entire Manual of Musket and
R fie brill with a khort aostract from
"THE SCHOOL OF THE COtIPAAY"
showing the mode of forming Companies on the Parade
Ground or In the Rendezvous with positions of OiScera '
and their duties In the Held. And will embrace about M
pages ISmo printed In Minion Type. U now ready for
delivery at the "Nswa Omon."
Prioes.
Slnglecopy piper binding.... 1! cents.
One hundred cop'e 1 $130)0.
Single copy leather blndins 0 cents.
One hundred copies 5300.
DPostajso.
Two cents each copy paper binding ; three cents each
leather binding.
f3T Dealers and Companies wUhlsg to be supplied win
send on tbelrordersassoonaa possible as ooly a limited
dltlon will bo published. AH orders must be atcompanl-
coach will mn d. IT durlr ethesumirpriputoTi.
. The proprl tor Is erecting tult.ble but logs for the ac-
1 commMlaUjn cf visitors which he Intends opmlngon the
first of Jnnenext.
AUG. SACHTL.EBEN
soli AOnrt roa
JOHN B.DUNEAU'S. and
WM. P. EMERSOH'S Oraad and Square
PIANOS.
Also agent for
sTEiisrsvA.Tr is sons.
Besides these win always be kept on hand. Square
Pianos from CHlCIiKIU.YU falLBEIlT. iEW'
HALL ectttA and '
F1TE.-YCH A.VD (JEH.MW COTTACK PIASOg
Sole agency for
PRINCE & C0'8 MELODEONS ;
alio MASON'3 & HAMLIN'S and
.. .Tm.o r.0&KnART JtEEDHAM'S.
MARTIN'S QOTTAR-)
All kinds of Mustal Instruments.
Sliect Ulualc HZobIc Books.
Mrulc sent by mall free of postage on receipt of pub-
lishers prices. r
Liberal discount to Teachers and Dealers -Catalogue
eratis.
WHOLESALE AKD RETAIL.
Pianos and Musical Instruments tuned and Repaired.
AUa.SACHTLEBEJT Tremont street
Oct.8.wAtwlv-'&i (lalveston.
A KLCiTI lc BKO.
MAKUi"ACITDKiPJ of Clothing; Wholeealsacd Ke-
taU Dealera In Boots and Mux. Hats and Caw
Shirts gentlemen's Furnishing Ooods 'rrunka. Valises.
Umbrellas. Walking Cane 4c. Ice Ac
Corner of Tremont and Martet Srreets.
OSLVJSSTO TEXAS
ha7e received their extensive stock of Clothing ofuek
own manufacture. The same cannot be surpassed by uy
Southern house and comprises every variety lu the line.
The prices are such as to suit the mo.t fastidious: and
having no prosu to pay we are ablo to sell aa cheap as
any 2 ew York Jobber
Our stock of Boots and Shoes. Hats and Cape Shirts
venuonett f urcisumauooa. irunzacluieiarges
JCUU.iUfcU ...".. V.UUWB. A.UUAA G.W. . M.B iaija
ever brorigat to this dry and having been carermiy se
lecte.1 and bought tn large qusnflile direct froramana.
facturers we shall sell theai at Vtyf Tork prices.
We shall constantlv receive new sucDlles. and Invite
merchants planters and citizens of Gaiteston sod Texas
In general to examine our stock bef orer purchasing else
where. A. BLUM &-1JKO.
Cor. Tremont and Market Strata
OALVESTOH. TEXAS.
N. B riattcrj will End it to tnclr Interest tC dil and
examine our large stock of K asset's and Clothing for ne-
gro wear. sept25wtwly-'60
JFECHTIG & CO.
' 2DrngKiftta and Cnexniats.
SgH of the ltd Sorlar
Taxsoai Stuzt.
OALVESTOV TEX.XS.
WHOLaSALE JJTD BETA1L DEALERS IS -
DsrGS uroicrxES chesicils pitest
IVIedioines I"rfamory- SCO.
Phrsidane Merchantj Planters and the public gener-
ally can always rely upon obtaining
PTjr.E AHD UNADULTERATED DRUOS AHD
IVXBJDIcrNTKS
AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Otre us a call .before purchasing elsewhere. Orders
from the Country shall receive prompt attention.
feb-7 w.ttwCra
. A. BAIiDINGKH
CORKER OT MECHANIC AND SSd STREETS
H.iLVBjTO.V TEXAS.
UIAUB IX
CHLYJ CLASS EABTHES BEITTASIJ
AND
Silver Plated "Wares.
TOYS AD FAXCV ARTICLES.
fahll wil.
T '
PIANOS.
1 JUST RECEIVi!b
By J. BTJCKt.E"!rr
(Sign of the COTTON BALE Tremont fctreet)
A small assortment ot Square and Plcoli Pianos from the
celebrated manufacturers
6TODABT fc MORRtS of New Tork.
Which will be sold at manufacturer's prices arlling only
freight. feblS-wtwtf.
- with cish or Its equlyalent.
of artillery in the command of Porterfield was : i ' i- i.i.nj .j .. n
communicated to Gen. McClelland at Grafton. I ni :... '.i.-t..i j r ..:. 1....J
together with the fact that our forces intended
'to more that nignt by resident traitors.
.
From Arizona and New Mexico.
The Mesilla Times of tbe 1st June is at hand.
Tbe Times says:
Brt Lieut. Col. John B. Grayson a native of
Kentucky stationed at Santa Fo for several
years as the head of the Subsistence Bureau of
tne uepanmcnl ot yew Mexico has resigned
nis position in tne u. s. army.
I'ery Jmnortant Jrom MwourxLyoiCz Ktpedi- mayHtwJrwtf
tion unsuccemm ms Jioauirea vpon ana
Sunh-Ti4 1.nilre Force Succumf u
Louisville. Jnne 19. A eentletn vhinh t hnrn.
rived from St. Louis reports that y or elected I have
is current and believed there: nff success to thC30
R10HARDSON A CO..
OALVxsroa.
ATTE5TI0S LADIES.
The rails on the Railroad from Martinsbum
to Hsrpcr's' Ferry have been carried away.
Richhosd Jone 17. Professor A. L. Bled-
soe has been appointed Chief Clerk of the War
Department
It is believed that Col. Hagruder will be bre-
veted for gallant and meritorious conduct at
tbe battlo of Great Bethel.
Mr. A. E Banks of the Montcomery Confed-
eraiion.ndSjustreiurneuiromiorKreoinsuia - ." thB telerrranh beinrr-
and he lully connrms tne reported disasters to l j ' ' " In Gnthpr to
l tho Kprfprnl forces and tur-ir nntrnrrpa on nri- J.. . .?. i
"T ""J' -."-J. '.-".. r I rr.. Tj.-.r-.-j "7777 ..' ""' '
. . rj. TJ Jlf f lC llCtdUaia lUU UlUUtl V J a I jfriVs JltVUflUitU J. 11 XTCU( JUH '
.Br&7i R-ulr -.. :..7?.'- : FSsen?er8jnstarrived i
utss uijwa uiu.vj vuiviig owhvuvu ana amii
The Missonrinns bv a feint reti am to leave -vou in
Gen. Lyon from tbe boats whiclDsent four years or
batteries sunk after a terrific fire.PlS Yoa; I can not
Gen. Lyon and his entire forcSratlt.ude t0T a11 yu
Gentlemen from St. Louis sar '-
ance whatever can be placed upr ' .
pmanatinrrfromSL I.o u fa in rclat' aA.OMAIIA.
orned. Is Gather to Hear
far..A f.nM .ildft neiAl
Mr. J. H. Giddings is usuinjr his character-
istic encrsv to get the S. A. and S. D. Mail line
in thoroPfJVsorking order. Notwithstanding
civil wars ana inaian massacres tne Agent
here who crossed at I orrrt in JtichmondZouisianiati'ilr: Bryart arrived
Harper's Perry on Sunday forenoon K i that I souriMcClellan and nfofcilshPMdoeEan "Jila
tne Confederate troops evacuated thtirrv.
blew up the fortifications and burnt the bridge.
Jttt
War In Missouri.
t that pa
cowardiv.
tened al the"
eaehoiuer. es of nine In South
RicniKRD June lO.-Lieut. Ctt Speech was xnads
of Missouri arrived bre to oayJ.T-n.mMi. i j
the abandonment of JeVertonrf0o-head-
peoplft lined the streets and laughed at Mb -
queer anu ridiculous costumes the marcii
crs- wore.
The situation tonight is unchanged. 'The
Republicans continue to claim the Stato
uy over u.kw.
OALVESTOS MANFFACTORX
WAGONS OAIITS DIJAXS Jkc.
PLANTATION and Road Wagons forhorses and oxen.
CaaeWaxona and Carts lrray. Ox Carts and Tim-
ber Wheels w th and without axles : Wsrehouse and
Steamboat Track Jersey and Buggy wagons and other
carts for horses and oxen; and all other aitlcies in the
i nnceuiKaftiine mueui uiaoest seasoned Umber. All
work made by us warranted.
I . - i. . SALTER 4 ASTALL. Strand street
deca w&twly. opao.lie t-t. Cyr's.
i RAILUOAJ) MEN ANU OTIH3IIS
WANTIN j Kalrcad KrcgsandSwitcUrons Spikes
Haamers Claw Bars Bridge Boltr HogClains
I Locomotive Euirlne Springs or any other Smlthwork par.
taming to machinery forglngdone In any shape and lu
a workmanlike manner. Si.opon Strand street ualveston.
Iterrrtnee-a. II. hlcholi. Superintendent Oalveston
1 and Hous-on Railroad. J. ASTALL.
Kvauoex 41 voiirir
- IMPORTANT NOTICE.
TJBCE3 NEW T-eVRTJBlF
NOW GOINO INTO EFFECT
Imposes a duty of St per cent on St
Dry ;ooa Furalaliliis Cool Arc
" IMPORTED HEREAFTER.
lilPPJIAN & KPERL
Having received large Invoices In advance of theTarar
beg leave to call the attention of their old customers and
strangers visiting the ettyto their targe and new stock of
' SPRING GOODS .
COMPRISING EVERT VARIETVAND STTLE.
Which will now be offered very low to cash crutomers.
Country Merchants
Visiting thecity to replenish their stcck win do well to
call and examine before purchaslcg elsewhere.
March 80-wJHwtf
s. j. qUTXisr..
..THos. a.rusncr.
:r:-
WS CALL THE ATTENTION
or
HERCHIXTS AXD PLASTERS
TO OUR LAROE AND WELL S1LECTED STOCK
or
JPlantation and Staple
DRY GOODS
J3
IF
sk-
McKINLEY "SERENADED
Unannounced and Unexpected Gathoiw
Insr Tnkea Place iit the Home
of the President.' t
"--w J
'ToVfSS WOrSr'M"L0KSiLCASn'AID ALL
To Abilene ...'. " i.i i:Zi? 5?-V
Z gort "Worth Ly. 4:03 p.m. SSip.m.
om St. Lout Ar. josp.! jspn.
From St. Louis and Xetv Orleans
From St. Louis and New Orleans
-Ar. 6:30 a-ra. 60 a.a.
AOTICE.
We hereby notify our friends throughout the SouthJ -tiat
as wa are cImIbo; np our btulness la Sew Tori ' ?
eatlrely. ell eomamnlcaUons for our firra mnst.here-
after be addressed lo this place where we will con-
tinue the Wholesale Hardware bualaessatonr presrf
( ent!ocatlonNo.45MsgsxInaSl.NEW ORLEANS
TO THB PUBLIC.
nf consequence of an attempt whtci naa been made in
thlscitxaadeIwriereto lake advantage of tkepoEtlo.
exriiernent now olxtlng by the sale of Bewtag Machines
which. Hfarrr7rfr4sr8njarifaaoTeiIoaSomiinaiK)il
the Bubjcrihcr is Induced to make the fotosring statement
Since the ytarlSSrone half of thepateatofthe "Wheeler
& WBson Sewing Machine fir the Soutli. h belonged W
CU weU known eafaensand realdentsor Hew Or-eans.
and aa scon aa tha Southern Ceafr draey u permaner.t!y
estaellslied and the Pattat Laws prcmulga'ei. ltltiiiir
Intention to eemmeaca the manalacturg of thi-Whieler
&WnJoniaacnh:eIaUiisc;tyornel4hooTh6od. It fa now
aunlverwUy aeknowladged fact that the maehfnes are
greatly .uperlor to all others. They have I variably taken
the first premium lnaTI.lhegTea; brat- and city fairs
where thevnava contended their sales rrp to thfdt
Dumber mors than doubt- thoi j of aayctier cihm ever
made and their nanufaaure asms s Is a ttiAtxihita
greatly to be desired.
As yet no rcachtne save that of RlchxondV "Vs. is rran
utaetnrcdln the South notwltkstaadlnz the avermenla
wstcrnnayba znadeon this sobfect; and the Wheeler as
WQson Machine la t" e one. abov all othen which la has
beeD.aitdwlllberejftTbespfdir.? eatitcd to Southern
conndeaca asj pa'recje. ArnnzexenU forthctciau-
factnre of this machine are already raatnreii.-ar-dJraecf
our most wealthy cttlzens are attha head: of the eaterpdze.
As a material interest in th patent la owned here arxln-
terest which will doubtless nerecoxn'xsd by thePatent
Bureau of the Southtn Confederacy lb era Is every rea-
son to anticipate la this coineeuonatrismph to our in-
dustrial bteres s which mast be sratifylag to every trua
Sautherner. We wish It to tie dUmctly understood that
our chief reliance for public favor ta based on the snrrf nsfo
mcriU of our machine ; nut aa s?peal have been made to
sectional and poetical prejudices bv o'her parle we hav
deemed it propertaplasaourselvesright before tho pubKa
on that point.
To tbe people of Ihe South tils circular Is resycrfaliy
addresser and any p.r&on wishing farther tnfonsatloa
can obtain It by applying bv letter or otherwise to the
'aubtcnter. 6. II. PECK. No. 10 Oinal Street
march J 1SOL New Orleans. Loubiana.
W1EELERT WILSON'S '
SEWING MACHINES.
With
NSW IMPROVEMENTS AT REDUCED PRICES. '
THE WHEELER A WILSON MANUFACTURINC!
COUpANT. hadngzaiaaiitl their 5jjH.ayawwaii in-
trlflgng.marnfictnrers of Sewing Macntees. propose thaT "
the public shall ba beneCUed thereby andhr.ve this day
materlaDy reduced the prices. After this data they will
betoldat rateataat win par a fair pr.ijt oa the tea of
pnmrfartTire. capital inrested and expend of Eating
sales: such prices aa will enable them to male ant clan
machines and aa heretofore guarantee them In every par-
ticular. The subflcriber has. great pleasure in oetngL able to an-
nounce that not only Is the price of tie WHEELER
WILSON MACHINE greatly raduced. so -wfoplace It
beyond all falrcrrspetltloo. but IMPROVEMENTS of
the most important kind have recently bestmada la its
structure. These" Improvements consist principally of
DODDLE PLATES
Suitable for Fine anil Heavy Plantation Work ; .
iSIIIFTIG HDniElt .
"Which enables tie operator to change front Plain Serrini
to Hemming in an instant ;
Ife-w Glasjsi S'aot
A-newPitcat. belonglnff eialaslsely to the WnJe'erift
Wilson Company by tbe aid of whica the operator can
xa the needle ai It enters the cloth aa-l walcK lu pro-
gress. This Is pronounced one cf the greatest improve-
mecU ever made ha Sewirz Machtnta.
NO LEATHER PAD.
With these Improvements and low prices there Is no
excuse for buying inferior machines.
The Iadiea are respectfully invited to call and examine
these Try"-"". and also the Richmond (Va.j Southern
Hichlae forpIastaUoa work one of the best shuttle ma-
chines ever made.
Alne assortment of thread silk and aeedle alwaya
kept on hand.
DEWARE OP COCXTEnFElT NEEDLES.
Gret Injury has been dose TO our brrsinera lor a year or
so by the unauthorized sa'e of spurious and counterfeit
NEEDLES which are rrpreseattd by Interested parties
aa Wnsxnra A Wrurrrr AaznLzs. Suca Needles are
wholly worthless. The oxarcm Wheeler WCsort
Needles can be obtained only at the ode? of the under
signed.
S- bc iveck:.
120 Canal Street New Orleans.
C. CASSEL MARKET STREET
Galveston Texas.
March -wAtw
lYo fllineial. Ko Poison
DR. LEROY'S FREACH SPECIFIC
FOR ALL AFFECTIONS OF THE ITUXABV
Jack8on.waeoprevtatlie arTJ' was PacKea to ibe.
nlUitliyKSaSirby rtThe second meetinc.
V-tiaiaR5iSt!w5air n South Omaha
LOUIS Nsnolnnnt. n.
The Melr ftSSk
-j oay t ;
Z3?2
ivkwi.urriiiiini-.r -r-- k aunt uarioi .. ... .. a "lumtucu ni inn i t
"nmunicitfonwCairr'" --'l mo.ro tK raakTof' .SEE! a. "?. a. "Wier fa of Gov. JSSo7 tddressed an Immense
""ceamorth. Then there w.Tl'aiao E my crimioately .aiming at tlp 3y' Ured 'Diis- with.n 1 u s coamn b near ? r charged the Kepub-
ZSKSZSSi SS.: -&dbtti5 & s
TI"FiqUaiarJulh?i r pPPosed the perroa-
St rnArfT "'. .uioniun ot me arnn-
Kucnaracteranda strone Uatn rusned across the
tn&ara I bfeS RS?-W- troops ' ''
sa: asasftSsS SLtesassKS
bciieve7hal llr. fVt " "'. ..W-.. not 2 ZUVSZJ & m K-ifroad ' 10 o :'
poiDtraeat
spire to deeds of noble dome.
ived another cordial
'Was devoted almost
tP-Rlno. il. ""- -"'H' '"e p. In- '"-"" "uuruon to "500 nt Sl r:.. . . "-ai2 " nciion ll
.naor.cr... --'"."-"' i..iVuT-S;r "": 8Sf Jn.T:; "i5 ?r is. -TK-i. 6Kn;lTJS?1?""
:rrir"i-- Sf
alreaX "."'sc'0?f their weakneaT.ulc"Th The nenublicnn . Xoitroix. KBt3 s-u. AW8SPXl2ESH!
:H" nPfan.. j. -i '""' 1A"uieaiaieivnn th Stroa..t. . 7TT." " "'''-'X1 "V-f- """7" ."""vi
THPAoy-xTJlioo ?-'l-barrherr
w of the neor-----wruiBi advance Tm i i."" :. : '. ?m.cc.r "PPomted to ih """""moate hre tvilhotilord. .r:?"."a seDBfr 8tates that five hundred otaev s
ft: o. -.. ...
-- cretj l0 M found in another column
Will be Dmmntli- j-j . -.. .
HmeA.. . .7:"fr'rr"juuu io- x objects
--. "- -luunca arc so clearly staff
thatcommentisunnprpn T.r..-
Galveston.!. f.n- .--.' . . ". men
" un hip nnrriot. i rnnnft rn i. l
of thedav.and.in ticir ta75K
achieve he mnM n .!.- !... . ""tin mannfactnrino- lcin-... 1 uu.u"Decot-
brDfl.." W eTS- bn' n?- The natioa'as wef .Vfh?f..K?
cu i inn inn cMtnr - r.i -" u-UIBU!
1 i 1"wo(
The Times sstb :
.0IieS.waSon3andi
wr ; . ... ho -uu aoma llTM.fiB.
--- .MC wiwn manufactnrfir. -. ":- tUooit. t"":M.M i -nroucrh iTfiJ.-nr i?i irn """"":
H3" -Capt Join MuTr. ..:. 3S "ZL3?. r" V 2S2SlH W WeSlernaT ".U!Uirornia- '"? ereall ed dead."""" ltle SM troop. is
"" ureaiea are engaged
blood from ii ... . .
pearauceol a IaiiL'hterhnnC f... "' 'utr- ? ""ii f -oi
ii.a::?" May scoutin: r
r. . .. " -AI T. ' - . a '
. r - lit rti a.vhO . . it. At
VI .r-m.-! jMuien- c -toBfty.- Q In n !.
'i "c j jurccct!
ccct! nflcr the rp hiah-Ptsr
in beforo
short drtvfl
llotz Hall whero
composed almost
isryan said:
those born in
to enjov iib-
tre this year
that llbprfv
Xby "
i tne election
3 nermlt the
oydii-frtsi voteofthe
report
officer for this n;ir;f ..'. '-""Dff hh '". "f "e daily WBKes nDon a temSc hail .trA ..i . Sr. Iiod!;. jnne ia Ti. ...
ii r. .nn "" "' uuuer ut"-- bark's . Am--7r?'.a JwglW workmen J ilesa on the ito7nZ? .1'" t0"P of to be lo.inc no tfm-ln ;-"J ArPs
'"' ouuu mcn M be readv to snrrn ! !.. i:.i. - .'-u' ."er au7 bread. ThePnil loir the rrronn Wi "S ". "'. wrcr- their terntorv th fa.i."".loae f m
Confederate States
review of "VTcdnesdi
officer Lieut CoL
Amiv 'rennH.7.. .?: SbSr3me?.n - .eraKe2.5bs.. !?cbes. ft w flf .iTi "3rB..01 Jour. ' M Booirville 5 . "LllSI'... ..
it last :n ere a the prent0 '"oned J. For a distance of a mile abo T""St S?5 "n." aodoi Tthe bank IZ'L .
v.r...J .1 . .."''"' coton stored in the Kn .CC ''""w ou' of -"" "e roivn tbe corn wheat. t.i fT---" I"uu"Bna- -Artillery has been nl2?:" ."
"tvAivuiL nn in thn nn.. fh. .t i .. . . -fi'wu narennntBe rr i;nien.i. tmi .-.i -i i. "vi.uwiii uusnion na tn j . j- .u u au -3
sb:5 MmmMimmmmm mm
A nnmberofrrnni. rf r o. V. '" " een appointed enmm..
imcTT atthecarliest moment possible. ' 5Sf oVaaleT KSS' of S '& we'SSi
riT ir r-' . ' ' qualities of cotton wantiSt h? ori.nar. the J'i. 'UB Pieces were aa larrre
tCPilr. Samuel B. BrieLam an u .s O'fler and it is rjroh.M? iT J "''"'ftctnrers lUi a fmt of tbe town m
lirrWr .o J...?"'.'?. ld and ties of cntfin J.' 5.?. ? rne qnall. ter appearance afterVanfi
d w rdtoST r Tr& sit-s s-ssssis!: it6. s
. -" - AlU I - i tut 41 Jill' Iiinniho rpL. - ....m
.'. .-A J- J j "
-. .y'''i-i!Ljj.'irrt -th.'Etr-at and Can.
jawiona v '. Santa had the lars-
it-e Patorc n i taHP8 trred to tho
riTiMtw ttlKubftes would ho
W.sh:" '-D.thr?llinirite says there
Pets""- l J 4p'iEi ' r- ala ben
nrt lr ' Tchn-''f.J r -f tc U ad Ice trust.
& . . " ' '' r (i . Jtti' -ei.rval remedy
w.city. " f trust-: Mr. Bryan
the repairs on tbe BaItimnr-CKjp"l'Jo 'ht be
road have been def .? ?M? "1 not derend
compli.be. 1 .via .!Se.d.u?tl1 tba means of comblnlntr
al cavalry encountered i
flllMinniiiiii n-A;
! cannon cunmandTS ho road ?l "' llh
JTagement n J - ?.8d.and lt an en-
-iiUOru - . --. ivm
force nru. r.J."?lerM coosiderablfl W-b'ont at nu7mtii7Z. . iff. ! .- -.
! enr.; """"' "ationed on the bill will ? Cruh-in"?"" i VTf m.
.. 1 . '-"'"'icrff. lt.nttnn nf ihr. "DUll-
Canton Ohio Nov. 5. Th McKlnley
lawn so famous in the campalrco 0S3S
tvas tonieht the scerfe of an enthusiastic
demonstration similar to that which closed'4
the campaign of four years ago. The Presi-
dent made a short address to his neighbors.
He also Introduced Judge Dajr for a short
speech.
n.t (?ccasion was an tinadvertlsed nd
S?SSnoV.nued grenade by the Grand Array
R.Js.'vVh Eev'eral thousand people follow-
i r5 heband yth !2ud cheers and- hurrahs
anda Blare of red are.
n.7iiS?p1' president appeared soma one'
ffl HerfRm U:e vestibule ot the- house I
rot the campaign cf four years. ago a
Tennessee stump with a polished top6 and
engraved emblem brought here by a Ten-
ths eandeiafd"n' The Pre3dent at0a on
"My fellow citizens I am very glad to"
greet you once more at my old home. This '
is not a year when I am making speeches.
Tomorrow from Ann eni nr ? ..!
try 'to the other the people wilt speak and
we must wait patiently for tbe verdict. I
$y Ku T111 k S'ad to hear a wcrdrorrl
ourvfellow townsmarr Judge Da" whohas
held a conspicuous place irt the -AdmirflV-tfj"?n
over which i-ou called fflto-pws&
night" k y0U and bl-yo Koodr
When tho President mentioned the name'
Utilee ? tlieT? TO an enthuslastlcr
S:2? Jd thBI3udee was constantly Jn-
terrupted by applause while he spoko- a.
A.
ELECTION WEATHER "
r
P-v
J?
F. G. McPEAK & CO.
Fort Worth Tex.
COMMISSION .MERCMAKTS
Memljers New Ofieansj Cotton Eschanga
and Cblcg8Board ef Trade. Prlvatewlr
to-aHeichBgfes.
" H-Th.OTPa- " J B- Harris.
M. K. THOMAS CO.
.- -Ba?kMS " Brokers.
cottoa Grala Pravlslous Staetai jutd
Beads. "
ooi?73 Niw Orleans Cottoa schanga
and Chicago-Board'or-TradeT b"r'6
"" 217 araln-stJ. Dallas; '"
anBdrSrSacnlrtS; s!jQ- cKInaey
per pound. 15c-
FeantttS CHc t
Pecans Per pound. SJc.
Kalalns New crop choice seedless In t.ih-
packages Ci to case lCUc: loose (Muscat?r
3-crowrv oO-lb. boxes 3; 2-crown. lb.
Dates Fancy new. tn 50-lb. boxes w
pound 7cf In 30-lb boxes 12c. PW
Citron Fancy new. In 10-Ib boxes Uc
GKAIN. HAT. ETC.
.Carload lots Lrealers charge front stora
ESlOc more perltX) pounds on bran. zgJe Der
bushel on oats and corn and lOSloc Eer im
pounds oa hay. "
. BranSOc "
Chopped corn flXO.
Corn Per bu. new Cc. " '
Hay prairie .new ja.00g7.tt); Johnsoa
Grain bags bale lots 5-mi. oat bags Sfcr
2ts-bu. corn bags CHr 2-bu. wheat swaftstiV
3Unn R-f jmr.l ! 1. "- " 4J
Wheat No. 2 $0c
Eroomcorn Per ton W0l(O$38.08.
iJKODTJCE.
i JrTftSsS
usn peas. du. Doxes Tic.
xvraui tiair dms. J2.3i
4tjc; Kng-
Baggingand Ties
Qatek sbJpniflBfa from either Galveston
New-Orleans or Stt touls. Our prfces ari
right "Wire or phone ;us.
!.-. -a- ..BOREJJ b fcrTEW-JlRT
Pallas. .Texaa.
1 .CALLS IT INIQUITOUS I
"v . - ' i
Antl-Ixaperlallat Leairac Issues Its Fl-
oral Addx-eas- to tise Voters of
the CoaHtry.
mtllrm trAm er nA
ni.nKnHrarfn. CM. . . . "
jHoney-Per lb. comb i13c; stratei
CheeseDalsle's single full cream lStMjisc-
Longsorn'a single full cream SflKcl
Bwlss 252Sc: Imitation Swiss 17S1SC: briek
cheese lltne: Umburger 15c
:H"r7--aiciens. per doaen. old hem
2..s3.. coc OJXKflJS. fryers- i2.733.00.
W'U'iwa .1A. i. uaClES i.!5ff30O nu.
guaran-
The Chief ot the Weather Barean Pre.
diets Fair "VVcatUer In Nearly -
AH of the States.
- I wak.; . . j "Mitb tu appn nnvtMi 1. I mi J vauuuil cumfndnW. iL . vri-ii ...
n I A uiininrr ini . i r . auiira I na w.. a .. . - I vvhiuiuuui ii ir inn tnirf i . . . - --... ajtLirf-jr . . . -. . - - --
S.S.i':." eStfj.stt kSMKT
the rmorn.n.r'V"aoat''Iwbether have r.fV'' """""gibe wiouir and innn.
esty and marked business
uurim mUl rnilitarv lion
wjvuica corpshe wasamember
.. r - iuii:r n fn n Ti
"hi. w...l - - w ttiwia t .
.-.- v i ; " uirjuuier. vinur iA Jt . . r - i "-w treni nnt - nr . j -j" muse at . . - vanirr wprn nnt -... j - J'nnii
. - . uuusa nvsirm n- s.. il. . w a- u ijiin nimi b.1.11. uuiiuir inn tyi .. inciw -wn. i -- wm w uut uuin pii in -"
1....T.J .. ... rtisi meierrnnrmn. . - .""- nucinEr irnrn aiH.M.j o- "luwjf una nnrtnr. - v.ica.. -
v " wiiu inininrv mnriro I n. j-. r .l t.. . "-0"u-Tcniwi riimtH. I ii . -- wwo oecausn .a
n.. -t.!7 J ."'- "J mcuoasi; -' ' f-Dgiisn
nninterrnnt) rmi I "i . r
cotton mill. nL3:""Si .i
CaPt.Buquocn7;f Infantrv. &SSSS?&'
v. .. irom ban-AntoniS. l.nv .-s -.
"l"" tltey werSr
- -
..r. ".i""'uo"ie able to r.n.n i :."" "oy were un.
truth bv .t-hciini to realitrl?f.f0f $ iaib'MJ IZmZT J lb
. "In consequeoee of thN 2?. they were uthM . K "'."?! 0'he "
ton market it is believed r.;VJ t". ."'"" co.t- Pay for Ihe lahnr ir X...F "ol.ola eDouh
s:asKffS
ti u'ce having Kmley
to croTa Oooa(7rr ""Lrne are! war would be pro-
sperical ST ?&k mi" " heaJIe. In case of his elec-
t tho war would be
Camp Terde-alne MITLT!JS
CM. loa: ". n kVoiStth.SSL0!"1-
Cfllti.o.lthPoS5
the damage wantonly done by Capt. Cato
when they left the post
Animas
to be carried
:. "-.i.mC rjariTffir.nin .1....1.1 ;. ..
in - siuie. TlieSimil... ''""" "" "D c"
Tt 11 . 'O crBSs Qon.. n.
Ji.11. "uurlMsnre concentraiino. .1. ni... sperical c.-n v. .:
...... 0 -. .uc T .. .... . ""ul-
n toHffwSBei?rTJ!atben- ZZ$J$R& te as held
in the direction of BnnrTv 7'" ake the W'T iJVV T "Wn. 10 -f be p Mr nan sPkc tor
Thi..iiF!" ' tJoonvilIe. J losed hrm wirhs.i.. 'Z..S? fj'nDealine for t!..
rery deep'on tho Taonn'..- a.T-con- eulrd mitK?R"S? '" toe Federal North C.rr; a" -than in 1596. It wax
BTlll lasAt.r- Tl-1 ".-tfCtJII " - a"IUCIinHi:rPiir lir'.. "
- ti a lar: brnrt .inn. i iEiVEtrnD t . "M"uts
rrea over on the backs ofTn'rr"?? tIodeMnd'i..TiTfi..
fntcINAASD JACusov.-Gor.Xe has j
rawmar-cnnii
gssfta-assj
g:3sfcS:
Ah he came on the
mini to Alexandria for ll r.:i .- .. "" noiwithatandiDir the h.n.7. ". "L ruVa
lteroic Jackson and he i 7 .. "'? X & SSZ
SKSRjSfisS
t.a. iBCAsnirlfoTiis ti. r.ii.
.'-""
--tj. . "; vuuw ia. Trip Mi....r Ktiptm t. -r"wJ:4ii.ci.
?;"JuTn?ae.n?e be burned all the rli;;:."! ventior. rfT.j .i?-r"strday tbiuted: "Bryan's all
A kr.: '"W'Pae. ""'ce at that point. Confederate Co... rZl'u.. le"
Sater for thirty min-
jgn 10 ar ne cnar-
dotte. meal " "camped at Wyan- " v. Avery -und Qeorrf oJ.M consollnc; It Is to
"ooioson proclaim that aaXN: ...... Bofffnsr???"!flf .?. W.N.H.S1 T$f!llnef
' !.. ir . ... 'iaU ...-" uiVUQWtll. A XT -r 11'a jWCAiJiiii liliy-
--. wUi.cu rDLKIPS. kng VX w Jfl OOrP n t !t rf U " T - - - - . a-u
IOn. ftnrf tt ll .7 enrt A r. . . " '
organize. e mi Sooa cm- -M . iiariujson.
nSOvCiTv Jiihh i6
Sims jul-i'nn. iT t :.t.V::" " "au ue to their iA L 'JS" Proportion 3 -n.. -iy attCDUcd SonUi- Pedition nn t' ' r ""f Z0 "en. U
" 1 - -m-Kisiamre to rrt I v .'ty uouujvuon tha u -r I jju.uk i;nn rnn H 1. 1 .t. : .. "".-- o learners TrnfMijj - .1 f.. - .-.. j-n;u
trrncnttoJacison'smemon-. "' SSoVW l"'. -t Atlanta K1 ?.r " "' l" TJl' ?'. ' the
L A tinli An !..(. T it . I fll. " . . " '"K.iiriU THRnnlaMS- I ff T. . 1 . avuiO LaHnnnonii
"" "Uk n. luePnnc.pal Southern Ztbtatt??ln-'.TIt this
CT iD LtnbntIon have
-- .. Jur a iunoior Jactson's ir;- wishes to soil v'J."1 "on eropland tbe Traa. :" ... rv.?- ail does to thr-n
.nqoyt Wasd lh' tad. --fffgja. ?!tb.-oo1 &e" qt nd
"J.aridtheTcrdictoff-n. "T ?aes e ready to nn... '" "".IT'Hb wid-TriT
precautions im;-.. inp is the nr.mntf.. ' 10llw- zens lonn.
ti.wrsES?BS
A coroner
body of Jackso
his own lionse.'
03 The Parrs correspondent of the Jf. n
i icaynne. nndpr ilnln r r. . -.1
"The French Uinister at Washinton
pressinir tbe Gor.n " ." "ninCtOn is
tween tbeSomh nj .1" "-S-r".'" m"ere be-
them to peace. T he Preneh o-S" enmade
huec; nv" r!Suoa.: 'nm n un.
trenowtn Pari!" ummimifs
ifhWrocrierlofthel
poned.
in I Air. I.icco:
ia ...1:... . s - i "l United Htalp Tr.... il. Monrpho. j u P .! " Venihnn T t-o )'. r.lf
. .uuicti ui n..;.. -- -.uu. .---... u.u . ..wjc; -" . - --..
is to nm.t.."" "uu "r6es a" aood ciii. 8nQ A. a. Davidson - ur campaign.
n. - - Jon to Tvhat hr rlini-
5SS2L ?? .mVa'Troc0?8 f r ""if U iaX p0Jlcy ot the '
pext speech In tho
said In nam
' -- 11 - m UUJ1I.. . . .. ...
are nnahlp. in o.:. ' . Ire Deing cat we V' lne cnaro mat Hie
we iinahlB to giro particular. 8 cnl we X.J. jr Zllh Govern r-. Uy'ns " array clnss
have tho honor to 'rn.rictns s?y e are
uie. i. ueny it. we
e. I want rod to
can party ha3 ar-
at BetheBnate against the
StfeSr" - enfrelatotothSd
arein.M...l:.8raP.llic.wirebeinir cnt w- V. ' the charge t
"""Biioparticalars.
Another FiBiu Vlrglllla
3ir-1 1
i.AsniXGro.v JMe . nm..
Was. 'that.lar!.-. .7 JU- X: or rather tbelmnn..!ir..r.c:...1?e W""1 ?d iaeued. it iiZr?1" t. ?: a0-?-m HamPa'birtliH7lX7 7.
-.-wu vuuic itirntartan-i. ii. 1 tut warm h... . -r -. uusuari in niiinn t !.. i . ' " r-vmuitTnnpn hn. huiiiuit ;iriii tti.ria .1 . - """t-llniiri-i . .
l- - .. '"" -iii-iae 1 7- . -j " Mcnc iransaclfnnB ;-.--" :- -- uo aiireti tn mit... sl " "- ;..".: -- -roons. irerc tit. THA'nmirwV.wJrLr'jrjJ
lianas 01 tho troops of tho Urii1 Ri..-." moet!deoftheport.fromwT.rJ'". 'r01? "1? ln ""rent notes .ndh .n. .I""0"- T.!iMii.te.fi-S tained charge Z! fl'iiinetTma
rtTsTTa . Jr -.- ww.ni nonPil TM UT 1 . - --vcvunonipf. U1KV DA (-J .. i -mi acitrai no 'iuub UTamafrHl.H... ..n V. " ""' Irte.- n.. ?---- nciu renn
llalllt: III (i niannn (.. T 1
- . ils Jlrlyale property
hisownlionfie." ' ' J
.": t.erorc.oIoDeasih;.iin.i tn.It.-irur-:lne aid advnr . I. Inrr mennnii.. .."" tmngand iron
ofrny reeimPnt nn .:. repo" 'ornate. I deny it. "We
msJiSl
nine miles from nr.Wi "-""A ."' .'".a' .f'..ule
ThenemrmVd:iCX?J-xn.Salfsrn"u "B " victims
ined Bh.?X. Ilf?yif'''net8trd .... t.t
'7s- Our cavalry nB"ufandl
when their treat-fecamr7ifIr8?n-Is. " not strange
emiilPtlt PrtnlM. -a.
r-?ua.H1ss"arj:
SiTSiSESS ttZZSrsszt
... . 1 fluccchK nr tne ;.: ... .. '-
1 .ur. Jjineo-n. Th rr . watinea br reinry ol TrA- .. """. aDC IUeec """ueii. 8U0t and iVt- Hii: ---;?
sswfiwbsI2!a
mrrff r?'; ua"OD' ?n 3 per" "wi"JH ?wi.pis?i!w
Wi? &Vrf De " Mtod Uhoum be ashamed
en wndnrtiy"' id!ombe G.iard8.'ain?t'ince the people
ig wrong is mat
-orse ln the Phil-
attempted ln tiny
ght and of the
Good SheDherd
Garden nnd It did
rciocK.
campaign Just
I
110ns of their inh.hii.r. J"J "'" ma-1 ion On the foreini.-..i.T.;B '""oeaiate r.W! KU "7 w South n.mt.ni. .iT 'J'ri
f Il?i?'il ttich the TimVrx. ITL.1.1 ' ! uon"- SS ."? mhhers' on both tf. X Ttolcof thee. f. .. ; . r.
meinoP'-.notfaJtriead sarne'. with"? &e. a?.d aBi U.Mntodhfti. f?!.0"? deral sln 150 but it rir bSU'i!.""
?iwsS??!&vSy SS? iaS
atesmangetareadrto.;l.''' P0I 'a the Southern 0"'' "SK " ... . . '" torn of?eaV wh"1?.J?P itaw44.
loaiaseminatenearir"""14 r"! Treasurv not. i V.-l1"'! ?" n.rr.'.'ri'o" 'ssigned Lv not! ft ..... TOu a detail .". "'"re at leisure I wil.;
mi "v.u uuin nnMtiis m i nnri rA.Li -t.ccnt n r... AJiJimuitor- on..n -.i j- ; "-" " JW4i 1.-111; &.
..-. I - IIVIKUl. " aUICS a" "- VVUBIU 1KL IIMiA I? a '
' Tlr m l.rln. - ...
.. 'r.W4Wnjn ifais cifr Tcfn
o. and that ni;i;... ' ju uw. .. . - - "uu
to be laid before Congress 7M?maHU?Z m"SIOn WiUl &" North.
raaT it laf'lr the several States do " (Oaeraid M WaSfla editor of th Cleve-
nfn .rt; "- ."Cir lax rrnir...... . llir-m....... t
""" "lucers. to rn... T. m7 -'"ra
payment of nil i... " " V".1: '.-"easu
payment
That
and . -."';Hosn.Juii8lRP .. .
it of nil i.V j' . "easury notes in lraln report that a .i-ir- . -"-"Bers oy me down
ill ife" " 'ter public due" l t Vienna S?r.k8liu" this mor-
r.rtn . :-""" ".". d cornnr-1!. xlaunshii-. ii.tt "?" "-1-."1-- -rfoaon and
Yn;ir.v"s W6e.to the eiir'nf v isfawerot G'""" wfi'ch seven Federal.
."'"-aoatherncbnVd" reoor" n " .enemy's coon rvl". The Con;... -.
-. c.MDSDmeni of amicable rpl.isTi.'t" itotviiuvt-AHmn 1-f... .... .- f annnlnt . ''ae50-I'nceof th-.'' 7 have noSf.s.;:X 'Tr .':c. uninjured. Thev
...cuury treaties. The petitions .".."! O. Tror DMr .. . " w lue - erat. S..""' .1"e "'.P-'Tment in the twJU WasniV-; i '".'a?.
?e"SL" S-a?? " rerysrer Cant. JfcB- ' ... . of tt. " creditors notice feed roguiaradsevtraT'
i ..V;:' ::... "0?onftre rowed cities." Kiacar . -i t XT.- "u.n command
fflSSSK -. Sv5ffliSSSSSia'-S
. xas UKOUI1 r III IIIOI n.l 11 ..
7! " commem.1 comro7nty
Which mention -m. -moJ r. .f
OnrUeavenTi a S fiSSS?Sf
oaitlea.
ofoor
' Unto nis frreataamo benll S Work nhdan
success. With -m.i. Ba" the arduous campaign
' V."5 """ilj aspect U and clear and his
vjrt II. IJ. irn.r. .-irisM-
S0''n-t'tN.o. yiiarBing words o Hr.
tin the h;
""'" 'tLamnninn.
ThoOharlfr'A'".?'-
.- l U.lilllllnlin ; !f..
by a participant iiifl-Uom. .i :""1-csa questions' we
vr-of 85 Worth .cJ&Jn.":TBB
hed by us on Thursday from
M fairly set in. and !!'--
" action or the Lincoln Govern
poojlj by cntungoffiunninc?.?
sjssss; jjfis .hw&;!
mtiniB. hfTKir. JrLw.?" "tatra Iiu JohSTm:
nrr.iis iaiia- i ""-ac uuicrN. iiirajs a
Ik OLTThcPeMsacoiaFlorirlf..
"in'oiiiA-... t . '-uDi.r - --'"-kj uampri hn.s..
jishss sisa?s
en. ecott has or. taons-inrt Vni.A. .. . .
..in..i. .m . --r-.i ui mo no nf nfllst as he
.i-Ktuibuui ui itpti. s-inw.n.a i "a . i --
in Pa m i7..hi.r. " ""J""-- wno werceadMvn--;n. . ' or n-s nati
fOca.fiitSK ollr'--oopS. - -i'-TnI:M3a
especi:
a .& ... j ! """"
i; ..''"Vft"" weatens to embarr..i
Lincoln Governm.n. ;
anculrlaoaW "nfSLbeauThor.Ues Tf Z
ed that tbe exptdition Jit J Z " rvV-
Crnsader flhd T Itrinfo. ?n?S1Sied 0?tha
concentrating at
irs are moving
cor'w is the tlmo for
-tci anu au tnat I
hn voter Is to act
would If
on wns
terrl-torrl-
. cltbten at a time
"tyasThlngton Nov B. Special ' weather
forecast for Ttlesdav. Nov.
7?)? "lne Either conditions of last night
have changed but little. -On the Pacific'
SS?Vn v .Roc?y MW States the
??ot3?: Nebraska Kansas Jilnnesota
nwn' Tfii3.0"1 "n3?.cLnsn- Ullnola Indiana:'
??Vi?U.?c1y; Mlhsan Tennessee tho
ftGulTf..?n.a s0Hih Atlantic States Ma-
ryland Virginia West Virginia. Pennsyl-
vania and Delaware the- weather if ewtain
to be unusually nno with clear sides and
jj.uuouui. icHiyerniure. -
In New York the weather Is clear except
cloudiness on the lakes where light show-
fm.5-cyrSei.lnstJnlBl.t- 1el0 ts a potsI-
rillt "f. 1Ieht and unimportant showers In
tho northern part of the State tonight but
wt.LI!rl?J3!ti'lre .now setting in and the
weather fs almost certain to be fair and
pleasant Tuesday. In 'New England there
is considerable cloudiness under the lnflu-
F..oC an .area or 16w pressure -which is
drifting eastward. Fair weather will pre-
va "fLJJ1 that "Bht rains in. Maine
northern J.ew Hampshire and Vermont to
nlftnt maV COntfnilA HllHnr. n nAnM n. k.
day Tuesday. "WrLLJS I MOORE
Chief U. S. Weather Bureau.
sos .
COLOamiAJT IlErOLtJTIOS.
Baslncas Is Pnrnlj-xed nnd the Qov-
tueat Unable to Suppress Rebellion
Kingston Jamalsa Nov. B. Advices from
Colombia say the rebels are antivA nlnntr
the Magdalena Elver and the Liberals are
gaining strength. 'With 'business paralyzed
and a decreasing revenue the Government
It Is asserted stands a poor chance of soon
crushing the rebellion. ' . . . .
Former President San Clements who was
Imprisoned by Senor Marroquin. the Presi-
dent. Is till a prisoner and In ill health.
-s a
HOOT CONDUCTS THE CA31PAIGV
Secretary Not Satisfied Yvltu. Mac Ar-
thur'. Work Jn Philippines.
Srscut. 16 Tiix News.
New Tone jjov. 6. Tho Herald's Wash-;
lngton special saya:
BUetiCjtmlno formerly Secretary of For-
eign Affairs In Aguinaldo's cabinet dee'ires'
his loyalty to tho United States. The mes-
sage will not be made public
Secretary Root takes the Philippine cam-
paign out of MacArthur-s hands and con-
ducts it himself.
New York Nov. i. Mr. George S. Bout-
well has given ont the following address
for the Antl-Imperlallst League of ' which
he isJpresIdenfi
TO the Ppnnla nf tr-ia TTnllni cl.f... ir.
McKlnleys administration- Is tin trial be-
iSi thf "Wra for- a criminal offense
criminal aggression against a people strug-
fhi'l.M5 llberP We are fasted to accept
J?!.evId.en.?.e ot.tts officials concerning the
5!3?ir the sltuhtlon. These men how-
ever high their private character may have
SSi'm a77 tak6n a brief Xor t"8 defendant.
Should they accept or make known evi-
dence novr which Invalidates the Govern-
S!r?iU?ise' th?lnoIar course of the Ad-
mlnJstraUon would be proved to have been
adenine. Th. nnni- ta h i .v.n .. j
the FlUpInoBV - "" j?i
nSci fr "Peicer Pratt United State"
Consul General at Singapore at the out-
riilofi.tt? Tor. -"wins been honorably
?' tvTf av-fi.hI? "n5tloos as a representative
SLiJ'S.i'-'i1 ?iate' fortunately holds no
5?niUl2f.r2r.tllS Government. His testi-
mony which Is fully established by con-
temporaneous records proves not only that
htLlQC: toUcome "a3sUo
as-p55?'5le to ongkonsc to arrange for a-
S.VwST "T H?" .or tBe resurgents with
j our force? but that after his arrival at
'- Hongkong; ho was brought by the United
f States cruiser McCuIIoch to Cavite. en-
couraged to organize his forces furnished
'- by our naval commanders with arms and
X- ammunition and that between the officers
'. ot the respective commands there were re-
peated conferences. "
J. 4iJ' ih t"?.' ""od by the Admlnlstra-
-Jton-at Washington to proceed and later on
the Filipinos permitted to form a govern-
r merit .of their ; own. notwithstanding that
. Mr. Pratt nbtlfled Secretary Day by cable
POf Aguinaldd'3 departure to confer with
V Adrftlral Dewey that it was with a.vl"w
j to co-operaUon. and also Informed the Sec-
retary by dispatch April 30 1S3S (Ser7t!?e
- Document 62. dd. 3t-3. thnt A.iniff.'S
tat that time In view her formation of an
independent government.
. Jhus tha Administration can not pretend
Ignorance of Aguinaldo's Intentions or that
7niTin nX"'ttir SH.."."0? tne
Apg5.K turkeys (per pound) 5cc
Errss Fresh ltiKf? mm ..nt.
teed litic. --.
Bqtter-Perlb. ISrfliTc
COFFEE.
Coffee THo fair 10c. cnofce-lle. fancy-12e?
roastedrl-lb. packages 12tfC3KcT
GROCEHvibt.
Bacorjtandara c ex.tra bacon j-
standard salt cS. extra salt 7?icv sabejffe5
SUc. bacon bellies 10c ' breSlfSt baSa
UHc; hams medium 10HUc large lOtASilcv
Candles Star candles Ca and Sa. JW
12Kc; 6s and 8s. L. W. llHc
Farinaceous goods Grits per 10ft-lb.
sack. Jl.i cream meat 100-ib. sack. n.o-
pearl meat per 23-Ib. sack KScotch
oats new. S150: Friends oats. JO; o5l
oats 13.10: breakfast Hon .. ni. -OtrK
vene flakes. SUO. "
-?Jl1v?Iacee J"- m i-io- tits. a.t
01.3): No. 2. In half-bbls. J9.00; sardla.
12Hc?cTt?SV0r 7"16 sJsaI' & itaa
hsSSr5! i3iJtaenJI-SS?i-
iS0;110-2s.dFpickTtsrl0TlCUdaIr?
pockets. J3.C0! case 32-rs Sl!ax '
'""JrW'h patentiiLiftg2.i fancy pat-
"il -? Vllrd or straight grade 11.65
Starch-Lump bulk 44c. 1 and ilS nacJc
ages Sc; S-lb. wood rJoi; fc ' Bac
. T5aS-SnPow?Sr 1"563:- English Break-
fast aOe. Toung Hyson & Oolong 40c
vVmmunlUon Powder per keg JL23: blast-
ing powder per keg M.73-. drop shot per
sack HJO: buck; tl73s dyriarrilteV 4$ l
cent per lb ISc; 60 per cenL 2cv P r
... "nr"'""""i. u"cc oc. uU-ia. cany
6C 10-lb. cans. TOc. 5-lb. carifv TkTI S?
tierce ie. W-Ib. cana 8v4c 10-Ib. cani SJlc
&-lb. cans S-4c
pM?3jargj igg
Kraa?iS bpSe3gS
?sr " erease- i-ib- &
FBUIT.
Bananas Per brrnrth. airfa -
Oranges Mexican Jlo. '-uul
yardcr"" P6t" BarreI J3S-504 cook-
P?arsJer- bn" eating'. California S2.50
cooking 6C73c. -u3 &
Peaches Clings. 4-basket crates S0c- r.v
S.- pomd b0Xe3. CaWomhTj
GrapesFour-basket crates. Caiir'.
Tokay H.73. black 11.50. "a"!s' -ailfornIa
Cranberries Per bbl C&5ia).
ct .AKD STJCK CANDT.
.?.""''?.""'- .v-in. pans per nnnnd ;.
palls 7KQl2c; S)-pound bbla.
verric ttxuxtfsA
however; did not cl-l
irena 01 tne stocz r
prices of the day n
trading-- Sterling- ex
adversely affected as
were made with a vcr
Very slight ehan;
quotations or bands
raw sooim tb-
layers 3fake the Si
Sr "WithsioMl
SractariTo iBsMosra.
ew Tork Nor. S-
th seaera quiet -of
Intensified owing-tt.- a.
Belffy. Tee tons!
very 81m with a?nts!
special effort tu-r
ettort meant a reluct
though buyers are
election th mzmu.
ia the OTjinJorr of ih
la the- hands ot retaJl
normal ana a ?rat
waiosi were iaterxytr'
tenal markets etc -d
win r renewed Irr-
an Tiuabed to a.
The prtnt Cloth n-arJ
weasness regulars
ana oniy an Indlu r;r-
consuansated oa ts
market Is also fe-'mi
the election and ta"-1
retauers are coa2r-A
toe raw material in .
oumsh tendency an.
uy of wealtaesj tis trl
part of asentsL Tl
coatlnu3 elnllana -on
reductions to- mot 3
CWK JtAKKE
Trm Was Xls-rl
SUrket Cl
SrEciAST. THE-Xiwru
New Tork. Nor. --1
tremely dnll In ceir-s
It opened at a decide
soon there -was a ca
and prfces advaccflJ.
market for Brazil Jlc
with prices showloa;
iiuinta.-
In coffee at h k
speculative stir darir-r 1
were about tmchaEcvil
ures. The anal ab
not InfluenUaL 1hr
with quotations 10 t3
con-Dared with airi-rl
Total sales ITM bar. 1
CtrTTOX BABI
SeeaItM Was VI
Xstasjre "VVa.l
"JrBCiai. to "Taat Narw j.
New Tork; Nor. 5
closed barely steaC.-'
to 2 points lower Oi
urdaya closlnz pr!c.
market durlasr the af
latlon dormant ant dJ
pomt3 at the outsWs.
sieaay.
which was not
I LAB5ScwiJER.-lIr. Ji.B.1. fromBrowi
1
ns-
courtesi.and knowledrre ni. J? "roni
partvmakinrrX.T...J?.ortbeISnoranceort
- --- . n s. uooetmi.
TTki?AW-elf boarded by
they wanted. The Sffi.?.Tf W.h"
board to take to'tZrtZri-!??
.. - ocelli enmnnni. ..- ..
orera who hnd aucceded in mtru' u- a' so1-
cape from Texaa. Theg8 L?". the!r
in bnrnlDP town and rl...tr e ""-Ployed
Ihecoasi." wxasK1 destroying property on
J iTia Corpus 0hii.tI.ttfonn.UlBlill " an
ilf Hej that twenty odd Government '
H Jiad rnnp frrtTn !. ' Come On bnnrri in .U j.. V."..u
K-r D:. . . "'nu W Corpus one or the T-.7" Sw? ?& on which
uu xrar- iirnTieinnn ltt - - . dicuiii'ii in ina .. . nn .. i. . sjs.im
& .W-'ffiar'SwS -.- r That sour -p-
bvauir iJUW- i-wnBiw BDDrnnrilMf a.:Hu...i ..--";- r .. .
was returning from an expreM0 ?&JSMItSl iJZ' PMn
Lent relishln rr
s?a.-.
nDraiasonin or peri
busKy. withTenrf
Trrw. r-? citizen at a time
ie.vmsseea.d Ivnrrtcctr. The Lon!.ia.cLt1:cn Potent
Journal has been prolairatinr. .L s1.0f this nation and
tbat Governor Ho..;. tm" -""4 rep " ur. inf nation
".". . F"? r "arnsof Tennessee. waaV1" determine the
JV rninn...
- --".v.. uu .UU a ittrtra ... " 7- -"U ft- - - "UJtD I mpa..n.- ... . . . - - . . - -"Ut--8SPP- n. . UV.CriUlIltl II1C
wwuicd assumption 1K SS .S? " ? wh how SK " p "' ft"rni !S?P. nkvilleVilT' f2ZX5ZLna v !?"?. a? "-aBel!-': 8nTl S-l " "?
ISKSTdfflSR t0ornbar7b'een .fiSSS CS P fii'?..W. tf W ?tZ.Z IZlf WlWZ&g: 935
'""uuiitaci in aa4 .i r . - "ciriui enmnnni .
Va.rth.ee al'?" ".t 'WofLoudoa Co.. :i;a7.i e'""9 .4?1S from 00i".H. 5?!0 ??
A slight brail. J? Z 10mac' C T'WIM to occupy Co herd lOOto'ohX
come on
rittifornrnWcT i.: .. "'Pua "ne OI ". crew
i -.- were scarce at
t Brown and the other posts.
rfc&Ia on his way met Sergeant flow.
.Win wrf . r. .- 1 -..! n' a--- -"i Uff "Lnil ho J..J 1 lfi VilrT.nfi.Hrj ...!. . m. "
real "?J T1?.TaPeMto Sf!""Mt!ftdowV-S&" IBtJ 7"':" ' f" dll"' that RBS.t has informnn lh. .. floihwpoliil & '?
U nnnL ' . """ "'-ormea jr. a that oSiLur?" tQ aff would w. ;"""-' " w te looked for. B. .." J'" reset a tran for- m flftl": .""..L''.BfwP-'nflneutraIivnfi
I '-"" rss on its trsr In t . n . l-. - me cuicerand hi. .-."- uruaiannovinrr mn.no -r ... . .'
tin nra.7..TT18s" ff"5. thej" wonld not darr It..0.1 rrorf. n.l ". "'; - I'unisutng the
r -.ias.. atcu lUIiaS IA .1 "1 vt ounw niRMiniH I. 11 WUUU - "-WCUJUnLH fif i.:
'JOOli -"V 7 ""'" "ri;.nr r.. "" "J.c" re'nU
ed atSeaecV'ir T whicPh .cd haTinB occu--r. ' ""h Tenoee troops. Tbe "jr$ 'this wi op ' I
Capt Shrevt ml two m. LeDSoath?ra!rs 0t T'"? PIon' b'"ntho Wkes mofoHi18 "sponslbillty of
Romery countr nn .1 tun SEnecs Mont- denial: a ln fU'? w?u'd "you
Harper's Ferry Is in n3 ho evacuation of orized to state ih.tQoTTKS&Cf "'
hia plans. ' a ln Pe-ft accordance with time received from torilliM. ?.reratm v ..
"etava that none rn. c . Permission to oeiipV Cofit. sar!r """"
with Tennestee ttppi:" onf InV uataorltt war Depart-
tima contemplated be occupation Hrr?'. attac the following ca-
oraor othorpoirtin Kentucky of 'mh'eslacnt ot tna Phil-
Why?
meat affect hianroiT boutbern move-
rrr. Programme in the siiuhteat rf.
grrc.
u
-Corral oarour the famoM Sardinian
Eer.isaead. Hewasone of the
5mcu n Europe
aniehing 1
LUEir mi
disperse" Cmt tt ... '""" '
'luDmarn.. a. . - f. ..I.1I.. .. m. .--" wrusaqor
jiMMteiod Z zpDou? "rr"-801"" mid W1'th UR
T :. L a ii-
ai ia uccausc yycrs naix
Vigor 13 a aair-food : goes rignt
down to the roots of the hair
feeds tHc liiir bulbs just tuts
wij ttcy used to ts fed wlica
70a wcfti younger and "afore.
vigorous. That's; tka dark
ricli color of early life alwivs
comes tact to your gray liur.
The naif grows longer too.
If VOn An nftt AfrfAln A.m tu..... .. j
r ... .. c.-i" "TT"."""!
.... a ui a. 1 ifpir writ tue i
Iaior
..
aBfiflt . Un -will I.TI m -.tu. .1... k.
ttogtotlo. AuwDr.JrfATMfswaU
' tUreatens prw ftn. gftta f iSKSW
AduiaCreet..1.u. K. Cd f0"'' J2LBMr
' WhtPh tr AroTflnTu.. . w. ...c
2lat5y!..ll :t- "po?t
5i.. i s'v."o v.uuuiiiasiun is contra-
dieted when it asserts that for tha llrst
tlH arose the idea of national Independ-
ence after the arrival of Gen. Anderson's
command at Cavite. -"nuerson s
Cnr -ratt nas recently returned trom the
Philippine Islands and he has obtained a
teowlvdge of Important facts on which we
fcave every reason to rely. Among these
$? nrf 1 fO'towln Which cle?ervo tho
isetiee of the American people: American
rate extends only to garrison posts which
2"Sr J ye.at3 are tewef tn number than
Hiring Spanish occupation. Skirmishing Is
cwjtlnuaUy going on almdsf within gvm-
?.of aa?Ia- ajera Is a general belief
lB?te exlsfenc of gros3 mal-adminlstra-tlaa
especially In the Customs Department.
mm moral conditions la Manila are worse
thm thev were vrhtn tho fiixr . .Ar
th rule of Spain. Prominent American of-
rjejaht express the opinion that at least
MM men- would be- required to effect iho
.pacification or the Island. An old army
offtN. who; had grown gray in tha service.
beaM Mr. Pratt to say to us; "If as a
natlm-American you have any love ror tha
eoussy for God sake tell our people what
m 1 ...n ilnn. Via . .. ....... .1.. .. .
Bot apsrak. You can; and If you care for
the perpetuation of thej Hepubllc which la
In ihWfer you will not remain silent."
Tha WUDltlQS In spile of all that has hap.
pened havo no ohlmoatty ngalnst the peo-
.ple of the United States. They fully under
jetauid the political situation here In case
of the defeat of the present Administration
hoBtUiti on their part he believes would
tamawately cease and no reasonable de-
siajri -which wr could maSe or them would
& (Jetttod in Teturn for what we might do
towajtd assisting them In attaining the in-
depeiwetiee which they have provsd them-
selvea ssuHsJUe of maintajnlnsr In peaco and
order. If Mr. McKlnley's policy Is Indorsed
asA. Boatidued. the war In the archlneloro
la Ilkuly to coptlnue for aeneratians.
Tii. anfi-IrCOerlslist Leeeila. IH HitlnV
1MB
mixed 20-Ib.
4c less.
AR AND MOIUASSES.
C?a&J&- tlaf
rtilBol ;v. . eirail
w....tu tf.
choice yellow
o&r prio
BAGGING AJD TIES.
yart?STS'h' 8tandard- rolls. per
jTes-im-foot. steel. U-lbs per w61e
TOBACCO.
Phig cat. ac: iSS-rSSi SoirS
ESISHBSI
StT Ba'ttta Rj?JJ. Morganton
1-c Captain KtrtS1 3.??r.
rganton
JStvToddy
St SarSDSS
Twist -He. Old
itHerGrIioHo-
lr Head 3?e- nin- v-i-i.! XJt'Hi'1 "C
Price " New SotTth c TMrn2' frSP
C. XtnptlV. .-.-
Red Ribbon Cc7v Tt 5;.M .slSt 33e
CaMe-T.. .'Vy i Natural Leaf SW?
miWMjot
pram We Let Her GrT 33rT "jSi-rft Mon-5'--
Head V6 rBa e. Good. Mgt Be.
-tn.) 6c.' Tooth ck T crS0' Biu Ta
West Tennessee c.petfeS5?.Cc:
He Long taole sic ??? Natural Lear
"wm c rfiw rfrtna J7 1. i"to or
M!rsenger'Speelal! ptcaRaQ
RDCSED ? THE TEWtlTOKX.
SaHta Fe Enal
Ineerlnsr rn.
ftff ."forth. .
Coat.
"t
Wpaa!s one more t& tha Amef-
"t napend t't J4MK' etiwHivl
Special to The News. I
Brenham TeaL. Nov s t .
who has been ta charleV'tnT Chl?sU.
Blnecnne depareroTthffi 1Cal eni
and Santa PojhL .P"" clrado
.raoSrK SUgwsras:
" """hy. . -s
Xerw Tork: Slo
New Tork. Nov. 3-
ardent spectUatlrer so'i
stock market all da
at times by tha d!i-
cosnnodaUoTj tn the
fore tha day had cl.l
hurst Into great aniroc
a relapse la th cH I
ttvlrjr continued vj !
Wholly- isnormff a 7c
rate to about ths izr
Taking of quick- pic
made some slight rnvr
and there. hBt tt .a
erally very near Ca :l
vau street this To-
day's 1iimn In th-- r.i'
due to raanrpulatlju fi
statement did net t"J
available resoorc c.
snort that all cZ .
Indications ot a r'"Ch
eet were mlsJead a- a-
Jn this splrtt .-; -
buy stacks at t-V c
prices from l to r - r
level la a large ticmb r I
witnin a lew mlr' t
Calllnrr nf inane S-v
loans mad to-c.irr.--E
q wnen spt:a::rs
to flml new ccar.-n
to- carry tholr ka."J -
tlon day they t I "
rapidly to as pr c--1
"Wrty-o -n9.4. .- 1t -n -
Placed Sl.m.9M a; :""
lion at 13 Der ccr. v
per cent for a mi'
denly checked tit i
market ancl: wax 'ii ' '
contemplation. A v
the market at tp'r '
number of traasac
small concession' .-
at which these Tv-'
tlon lit the BMKV Tr
responslb'e for tJ-
raoney ftll away ;
speculators very t
selves of the resn -prices
no to the-1
strength In the. mi-ke
on. the whole :-'- :
stocks lha pro-iii11
SoUtnani and. Be. a
peclally the Al -wens
the leaders ii
gains-ranglnar toi tl
closeness with t.'- -
pac with there r
ket and the i;i-irisa
eschanatr marl: c
U5e.inonay raark't w
rate for aterltrT 'vita
the. time ot thv -Ji
ket. but "baesun.
money rate i? i
weU skelQw the j
tne dayr but r- iiia
awtasr ta the fc- -tiona
aw tn i-
ta: vspy noma ---4b e
.Hwwwea. . v.-Smv uu.rue intent as njen uciy Wft. z; . -
. The garrison at Port Monrt.;. . .thaltthB Stata TeieiLctT' b
-McBdbyaBHraaf-r to be j--gi
obiTe4gn-ffjyjVTi; e" fre' w
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