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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13

fuNIE Proprieiors Of these Machines claim, land are pr, pared
4 10 suhstaniinie the ciaiml that their instruments WfH ere
cute, In tho beat ndnner, any and al kini~ u needier0rk.-
Combining, as they do, all the improvements which experience
has proved la he requisite IN the perfection al the Sowing Ma
chimes, they commend ihema Ives in the public rs the simplest
aud most reliable instrument In the market, and adapted Ia cN-
cry branch Of industry In which the needle In required,
They will stitch, hem, fell. htnd and gather. They mike a
strong lcck stitch, that cannot he ra,tled or pulled uui. They
MAKE "A beautiful, uniform stitch. alihr on both sides uf the work,
without forming ridges underneath.
HE Maclln,s have great strength, are perfectly simple, and
the management u them easily acquired.
Any spool of cotton. nrtdd ar siX, may be used without re-
winning. They are almost aoistLss Ia their operation, aud iriH
rear longer than any other sew ing Machine -xtant.
Let Manufacturers, Planters, Farmers. Ilousckcepcrs. or any
other persons IN search Of Nh instrument 10 execute amp Aind
P Se"inV No" done by mdchiHeIg, make sure they secHre ne
besf, b, examining ours before purchasing.
SAMPLES of work 'en' y msi,
AtCornthian Hail, Main ST., bct~c,n 9th n 10th, up stairs,
nov 3'dAcDanl Richmond. Va.
WooL tARDlNG.- Our Cards are now In perfect order
w having been newly filled aud thoroughly repaired, aud We
are prepared 10 do CARIiNG In The Yer, best manner, al the
sh"riest noticc, We have secured tue services Of Mi coleman
JONES, OF Nelson County, tnrdrr uf great experience, who
comes Hight! recommended ms n very Superior Iarlcr, You
thnt want GOOD ROLLS, Aend In your Wool early, and we will
rnhcn'or 10 card all ne II comes In, without any delay. We ar,
determined tn pare no pains 10 please those who may patron
We uA We viii receive Wool aud deliver Rolls ut our stoe.--
We VIII Keep constantly on hand Wool Rolls for sale and tx
change for Wool.
The Highest Cash Price paid for wool delivered n. our store
or MIL tmay lA-dtA1 NowlIN n MURl.ELI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13
GENERAL FRkieHT 0YFIoE, v. Il I. Z. X.
q amer TUESDAY,, 18th, the following regulation will be

akNknAL FRkIaHT OYFIoK, v. I. 4. X.
( N and amer TuEsDAy, 18th, the following regulation will be
~ enforced; y"
Merchandise, produce or other articles OF freight HAVING heep
transported over the road or any pan Of Il, and delivered =, any
Depot on the line, and not taken away BY the consigneee or own.
er within tscentv5osr Aosrs after ih having been delivered In
such Depot, then the Agent shall demand and receive, before the
delivery thereof, the following rates Of storage for every twenty
four hours said article Of freight shaIl have remained In the DE
pot beyond tho time specified above, To- wit: On Wheat and othe-
grain, one cent PeT tushc1 Flour four cents per barrel and o.
ether articles, one cent per hundred pounda r
By order. tnov i<disl T. .. JELLIs, Gen. FRI Agtn
SCHOOL B-OOKs.-Receiye this day, another large supply
- Of SCHOOL Books Of al kinda Liberal discount allowed TO
teachers. PAYNE 4 BLACKBOARD,
sept l5Gts 81 Main Stree
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13

me- sIoLkN, from my farm near llowards,ille, on
IN wednesday Of last week, A GREY HuEsE. thr,,, nv
NJ onr years old, medium size. Twenty dollars reward
vi. ~, even Tor the apprehension of the ihici, and a liberal =.
M IA A. '"' i. q. LEWIS,
ScottsNile, A!henurlc. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13

4 toRN MEAl--Wc are now prepared To furnish fresh ground
~ Corn Meal in large and small quantities, at our mill or
store. All the corn W. grind Is scrccncd, consequently makes bet
ter meal for fnmil use.
march p-dls NOWLIN Il MlhREII.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13

FINIiE PORTRAIT GALLERY will be continued by the un-
Il dcrsigncd, at the old stand, No. III, Man street, where he
VIII be pleased 10 receive IA continuance of the very liberal pa
tronagc bestowed upon the late concern, assuring all who may
call that every effort will b. gwen 10 render satisfaction in style
OF Pictures, rates Of charges, &c.
Weaiso have the agency Tor the QUAkERtuN DOUBLE THEE. Al
Lock STIr,H SEwINh MACHINES. Ii hens, f,is, tucks. yatlitrs
and enhrotiers, aud does all the work of The best $l25 Machines
Is Tar more simple aud less complicated than any other Ma
chine, and is sold mt the very low prices OF $40 and $b. I;e.l
tabincl Machine 20. lie has the rategi Adjustable lIcmmer
manufactured expressly for the Quaker t!! Machine. The only
one that h'nhs al widths and thickness. rom The large num-
Der sold b! y. :. Tanner X Co., "hic acting AS agents, and Tho
general satisfaction which the Machines have given, the under
signed feels no hesitation IN recommending them AS the best
now IN Use Call ana examine thcm. \. :. TANNER.
oct dis No. IA Main Street. Iyucnbury IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13

MOULD call the attention " the citizens Of L~ynchburg and
w Nlrlnl! 10 The arrival oil his stock Of FALL AND WIN.
lEH GOODS, consisting in part, as follows. VIZ: Beaver, Eng
ish BLACK ana B"iiot, sea- skin, sack and Frock Oycrcoals.
Fashionable Bluck Dress aud Fruck Goats, double and simple.
business and sack tasslmcre SUITS Heavy Grenada silk, silk
Velvet, BLACK Doc skin aud Fancy Cashmere Vests, and ianta-
looms al ever. description, together wnh Genllcmens shawls
ati Furnishing Good, such as shirts, Neck-llcs, and Under
Clothes, suitable Tor men, youths and boys, HAS, Caps, BOOTS
and Shoes, customer made and best in market, CDtrrli,sL
franks. earpet Lass; nis,, II large stock Of ser, ants Clohunt,
10 when l invite Inc attention OF their oW icrs, US viii sill
chhiP Tor clSl-nll lnultD b,lng quick sales and suluil profits =
:" ~ Nv i' LII Sti"ti seyt zI-Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13

(toRN, MEAL, LUMP n GROUND PLAsTEE-lle
~ undersigned has rented from Messrs %Langhornc n Johns
their tori and Plaster Mill. He will keep constantly on hand
the above articles, which ne will sell cheap 10 punctual custom.
ers. CllAS. :. LANGHOENE. Sole Agent
march dts for the sale of Western Plaster in hi, rUy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13

FHNliE Keystone State Saponifer, or Concentrated Lye will
Il make soap with little or no trouble; will clean type; is
valuable for all purposes where u strong I've 10 required; viii
make hard water soil, &c.
We would caution the trade against commercials as the success
of this article has induced unprinciplcd parties 10 initiate IT.
Full directions with each package.
a Large supply for sale by o II II. SEAY,
sept "a dts Drug,it
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13
Brazilian Pebble Spectacles.

Fire, Life and Marine AnSrraacc
L~ynchbuIg Hose & Fire Insurance Company.
fINnlS Company makes Insurance. against loss or damage by
l. Fire, on Dwelling Houses, Stores, Tobacco Factories and
other Buildings, or Furniture, Goods, Wares and Merchandise,
generally, In town and country on the most favorable terms.
Also makes Insurance ON the lives of all persons enjoying
good health, and of sound constitution for the whole duration
Of life, or for II limited period.
Slaves employed In ordinary occupations, will be insured on
reasonable terms.
The Company will also take marine risks from and to any of
The Northern or Southern Ports, ut favorable rates.
HOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. President,
JAMES NJ. CoBBS, Vice President,
GEORGE b. THURMAN, Chief Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
JONI OTEy TAYLOR, WN. +. ANDERSON,
JAMES i. PAYNE, JONI I. DAVIS,
WV. ii. STRArToS, MAURICE :. LANGHoRNE,
SAMUEL II. McKISSEy, CmAs. X. SLAUGHTER
JAS. o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CREED T. WILLS, Secretary.
DR. WIN. OfWAY OWEN, u.,,ui u.u.
DIR. = II. GIlMER, "'u'"' Aa"''he'
The Medical Examination Of subjects for insurance will be
made at the Office of the Company on each day between the
hours Of 2 and 1 O'Clock. =. NJ. feb 23-dis
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-02
Letter from kaufman. Hail Matters.
KAuFMAE, Texas, Feb. 22d, 1859.
nm.

hAUFHAH, 4 eHaSi Il Gu. <-dI ICou'
Eds Datlzs Herald;-
GrNrlEMEN We desire tocall attention Of
Pos,masters between Dallas and Austin, 10 the
fact, that all mali matter from Austin to
kaufman, should be sent BY way of Dallas
Our letters and papers from Austin, are sent
by way of Palestine, which causes much delay,
Mail matter is received at Dallas from Austin
ia four days, aud should reach this place by
the fifth, as we have tri-weekly mail from
Dallas TO Kaufman But by the way il Is
sent at present, il docs not arrive here under
ten or twelve. The mistake may occur al
Waco, If it docs let the Postmaster at Waco
send the Kaufman mail TO Dallas. Our pres.
ent mail arrangement causes those interested
in the Austin mail much trouble and onneecs
sarv delay.
We trust that PostmasteFs along the line
will remember our isolated position, and giv
ns all the benehi, and convenience "tIncis
S4nsf allows Us. L. w y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-02
The H uston and Texas Central Road.

We made mere mention the Other day OF
the contract Just entered into by the n. a. /
C. K. Com bany. with Col. Adams, for the con-
strnc,iou of eghty.two and half miles OF tier
road, promising Other particulars as soon as we
could give them We have since had full nd
accurate information relative to this contract,
as murh so as thonoh official. and as many OF
our readers are deeply interested in the pro-
rress Of this great enterprise, we will give
Them as exact an idea of the contract as Is nj.
tainable.
Ii is known that Mr. Bremond has con.
ltractof thirlv.two and a half miles beyond
Hampstead, taking the road to point eighty
two and half miles from this city. His cor.
tract requires him to complete twenty-five
! the lst of November of the current year. He
has some three or four hundred hands now at
work, and there is every reason to believe that
the work will be completed in the time specified.
| Col. Adams begins at the terminus OF Mr.
| Bremond's contract, and undertakes TO build
fifty miles and have it in running order BY the
1st Of July, 1850, and thirty-two and half miles
by the 1st of the following November. This
will bring the locomotive TO the neighborhood
Of Horn Hill, in Limestone county, and within
easy access Of the whole cotton region of
Central Texas, and much of the wheat country
of the upper portion of the State lie is 10 do
Everything. grade the road buy and Law the
iron, furnish the ties, build the water.tanks. g.
fixing everything in good order for the business
| Of the company.
The company agrees to pay him twenty.one
thnusand dollars per mile, in the following
manner viz: stock of the company $1,000,
State loan, If obtained, If otherwise first mort
gage bonds of the comp'nv, Sc 600, permanent
bonds of the company. $500, cash, merchan-
die, g.. SO 5000.
We regard this as most excellent contract
for both par,is. 1t will be most profitable to
the company as pushing their enterprise ahead
and opening upan immense increase oftrade for
them, without seriously cramping their re-
sources. And il will be pro6tale 10 the con.
tractor, as being amply remuherative for the
abor to be done. As for his ability to perform
what be has undertaken, we need only say
that he has done great deal railroad building
in the north and has never yet failed to com
plete contract according to the terms of it.,
and as an earnest Of his spirit, although the
contract was only signed eight DAYS ago. he is
already on the ground and at work with hun
dred hands. The contract as will be seen. is
one for large amount indeed, II being no less
than one million seven hundred and thirfy-two
Thousand Eve hundred dollars. It isl far the
largest actual contract yet made in Texas with
bona jde working men.
As we have before intimated. we regard the
road as now entirely out Of the woods, and
daylight shining al around Its dark DAYS and
troubloss fitnfs are over. The few far-seeine
men who hare bcca devoted 10 ihe enirfprisc
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-02

:5y~ To-day is the ed Anniversary Of the fecara
ton q Texian Independence 1t is day that thrills
be bosom Of every genuine Texian with glorious
memories. s,,,,lened with melancholy recoecons o.
the many noble and gallant who started out IL
the van Of that memorable struggle, who pctshed on
its balo fields, or have been gathered to their faith
ers ~ The keenest ;bndcs" Of Tie revolution are
broken, The brightest stars THAI surrounded tht
'sLone Star il shot up into the Heavens tht
2nd Of March, 1896, have passed Ike mctcors away
The poblest spirits that bore their breasts to til
storm, have gone to rest Where are the Whartons
Crockett. Travis Bowie, Bonhaun, Fannin, Rusk Mi
lam, aud hosts Of others who ever stood "ncar tn
flashing Of the guns
Tbs Bud Of March is an anniversary second in in
tercst 10 TEXAN only to the 18th Of July. It wout
be interesting 10 contrast the Texas Of that day Will
the Texas Of to-day to recount the vast changes tina
% years have wrought in the social, political an
moral condition Of the country. l: would be CRATE
rnl theme, but the subject is too large for Unite
spnce We must defer il for some other time.
would sound moro as the fiction of romancer tlia
as the truth Of History. But let this day eser b
held in sacrci remembrance. Let be honoe9 wh
Time lasts lie: its events swelthe historic page lie
them be lispei by tho earliest atieranocs Of infancy
ard form tho glowing theme Of dearegii old ayr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-02

We refer readers right gladly to article from
thc Houston Telegraph in another column. from which
It will be that the contract for grading, buying
and laying tho ron furnishing ties, building water
tanks, &c, t;c., Of s2 i-2 miles Of tho II. 4 T. c
Railroad, in addition to the 50 IL miles now bull
and under contract, has been lot 10 Col. Alaus O
New York. and That in 8 days after the contract wa
signed, the contractors had 100 hands at work OF
the road. Fifty miles of this contract is to be dr;sh
ed and in running order by the LIST Of Jnly 1900
and the additional 81 L. miles by the LIST Of Novom.
Der following. This will bring the road 165 mile
from Houston, and within from 100 or Ia niles d
Dallas. This is indeed glorious news, and We agaii
cut
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-02


thnf Haffif ar.il hifh y n.s sp ID iIlhtf
,Ilautr F s-asf. bi Ola. iis,siaa on .air.ine.
nttst.q lb.als % coo q q ioiit.,l biz.
t..siH IHss, a1i n'rgiug ~ eastern Into The
western. rt fnis M ruhlI.ai'an in our '1uans Is
p1.f-.n vta'i o.nsnms the vhols = our asalla.
IlssrH.e ar fvsI,i vt,s q, th, osglnslon ofevsry-
h.uf r,. q v'll tlwsye., loahils.s he priutsd IN
psu,hi.t .sl, All Distributed anong the Jfo,.le--
81, Hs tr ul' sytr citizen - reEas, nay haze
90 orra..uiy OF fssllnsit IN our opiuoa il ia the
ereu'ns Ilr - d.E, itius'1gs ersatfal liie, anil
sstss De- r.th1r 20 the thanks ai every lexian, and
e-cry sr.r ~ Justice anl enemy 81 carnpton,--
Gsn, u listen issesrs conspiracy moe s,urstd-
ois ih i.s a. SITS, uhswpulDui in III hassuess AMI
guunHg Oh t, uil u'ty, than any Tia, hes d=sracel
tie history Of this nation Thi. conspiracy vas TO
yob TEXAS Of an empire ~ her public doHain, The
means by which thg robbery vs to De effected were
fraud, official vsHslty, perjury, Grgsry, ubornatlon
Il perjury, and any ether crime necessary % ACCOM-
plish the oll,,i Of the c-nsF,ators Ofihis ., aspi
rasy iohn e., waiTous Was sho head en- hout,--tLe
e arl soul To- sl 10 ramiaes,s..s he towers aboys
hi'Psmy ,oHPer's, ll,s-. Of .noas,rous aud hide
ooi proportions A-aons tho iraRati, Jsr,sae he
even eg.''..s in the leading ohlraa,sr. Among h
'''' iertss In inlquiy hel even BrObdlgnas In LII
tpl,
me most startling disclosures ee,el With this
aareai,os ssheie Of Febhsrry end plaud 7, hav,
goms to light since the Investigation VI the ensc he
fore the House Of Representatives, Enough Of the
private correspond uee " the eulp'iIs has been dis
covered, 20 liz e seal Of guilt upon them for eyer-
This Gen. Houston uses with crushing, Overwhelming
effect. H. presents array Of facts that dnnns--
annhatcs thea, Ne does'Ht"lenye grae SPIT q
. Wairbus Co.
Again We Gen, Houson's was most powerful
speech. lie array u dMnnng facts, It's whitening in
vcatye and keen sarcasm ils clear lucid dcmonstra
ton, its indignant denlne,Hrion Of the robbers, AN
then sanlerers Of Teens, its eoquencc, docs nhnit
! honor to Ne disinguised author Asa Texan "
heartily thank him for it. Il a;oncs for multitud
Of sins charged It's author Itis well know
that va have no particular procliNity for nmsln
>, Cen Houston. We have opposed him always. W
have, perhaps siil things about him We ought not t
have said AMI omitted things We should have said -
But Nc would not do him deliberate injustice, aud
the CALCULATIONS Of one So humble oarsef could be
any consequence 10 him, We give them most gaal
and cordially, and thrice thank him for dragon:
l. this Watrous enormy in all its hidcous deformit
before the gaze of an outraged people
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-02

~ We received II letter by last RelSnap m all or
lcring lnr copies of the Herald for year to the
address Of citizens the frontier in lieu of the one
stopped week or SO back by subscriber at Pleasant
Valley This is usually the result ofan tempt to pre-
vent Editor from giving free expression TO hip hon
cstly entertained sentiments by ordering his paper
etopuea.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-02

= We invite the at.enc-. Of post masters between
Austr md ,liie plaee to lie communication Of C W
z. f,on Kauirna a. We know the facts stated 10 te
tue efs a6se than true, for tho mail from Austin
Is Dallas ccmes through in three ins;ead Of four days
as stated by correspondent. So that cur friends
ia Kaufman ought 10 get their Austin mail if sent
via D.Iss in four days insteai Of ten AID tSel'e
dave he nay il isieg sent
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-02

Inc rislosa BEGIN TO FrurEH.-We haze not re-
oeiyei che Galveston 'News, containing 1t, but VIC
learn from our exchange that VIM. 6. Hale, Esq,
comes out in It in smashing card against General
H5ueton, on acsosat Of his late speech in tie Senate.
This VIM. G. Hale figures prominently 10 the sta
peBdaons cons2irscS agAinft tho public domain Of
Texas, which Gen Houston broaght TO light. There
s great deal Of good reading in Of his pri-
waite 0orsspondence xth his ccniedstales, produced
By 5sa H. No wonder the bird hutters when IT fnds
,ssf IN sc INST He freely ,rFiies the ePthet lin
fsasotly faIss,'' to Gen. Houston The idea Of Wat
rsus Co., dtnesncins anythirg ss fsiss That Is
f,r,--
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-02
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JEnss II rrbeif, County Clerk nuthlnan, ions,1 cYs'y
tvs G a. reak and POWER nsl, " Worth, TsrraNt e
so,r prncc couny Crrl, woe,heraTl Parker cNIut,,
u u ,hnson, Esq Kanfns', gtulinnn rHnrty
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r.. n. johnson, ESQ., Conualsi0aeg, GALVESTON,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-02

A writer in the Springfield Pioneer foroibly
presents the advantages of lihua,ana Springs, For
est Glade Horn Hill and other points in Limestone
county for the location Of the State Univ ersify As
far as Iihuacana is concerned, we think there are
few points combining in greater degree the alynn-
tagcs of ccntrally, pure, ueyerfailing springs heal
Thy climate and picturesque scenery. The commune
cation will he found the outside OF this issue The
discussion of this important question was first com
king il up
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-02

- Tie Overland mail dae at Belkuap. On the 2lst
:. 2 > %. a-riysi there ct l-2 a. N. the Goth
Is II hcurs ahead Of soasdue time. The mail from
San francisco due on the 9th e. D. IN, arrived at
Bcskrap on the och at 10 IL p. nd 10 days
.seaf Il tine. Fast travelling that
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-02

ssr Goblc, Dixon Co., have opened cabinet
firni, shop, in the cslaesfnert lately occupied
by ". r. Bur,le & Bro. Sec their advertisement
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-02

: o -, ,r,r,l :, Nv, INV t-hln y,ilb ite usual
,,,.rs.,;n. ysr.,y nf contents, ANY time i, it good
,;,Oo u .ns,r;be 70, this anriralc, anil uusrrroach.
all. L,dvs pooh-at the beginning or ending Of Inc
,,.r ~ any Of tbc intornle,i 10 month";.
sc,d IN YOUR s3,oL. A gcicy, philadelphfa.
Yuy. sorra,py L,rrp,ny SIrsyrxcgp.-c,r Fcbr,-
AIRY received In tho tempting tnbo Of contents We
notice the following aroles all possessing the highest
derrse Of merit. .tBuiLac" tccn,inucd) by II. T.
yuekar,uap "a he Thurs" heir original character,
,c,,eions ohservsuccs, g.. &C.. Miles standi.h,' -
.srs;tes If ! ,,ipster Win various other articles
80. nats W, se,r warmly commend This A,aca.
-. ,,,s ,j5s;. DC o,o or ths vorv hca nrhIi.bcd
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-02

- POSTMASTER. throughout tho Stats arc
euthorizedand respectfully requested 10 &c,
as our Agents. They will te allowed tbc
.usnal comm,s.ions f,r all Collections made los
this Office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-02
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Domestic Intelligence.
WaShington, FEB. 12-The Arizona Mexi
can and Central American Emigration Society
which have been incorporated in the State oil
New York is now chartering vessels for the
iran, .,ortatioN of emignnts for Ar;zona unde,
/ the direction o. Col. C. ]. Ilenningsen.
The emiorant vessels are TO touch at Savan
nah and New Orleans, TO lake up any who de-
| sire to emiqrate.
Hon. Mike Walsh, of New York, is one OF
the prominent members. There are also sew.
eral Georeians Louisanans and Texans con-
nectcd with the enterprise.
Offices Of the associations are shortly to be