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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-18

The Entertainment: to b9,siycn by TIE
Ladies Relief Association on Friday night,
the 10Th inst, ut the Court House. We
l,ye not been favored with u programme Of
the entertainment, but from what We have
hoard we have no doubt it viii be vel. do
serving Of the patronage cf the public and
then, too, the object for which it IS gotten
uo is such la',dable enc, that no one can
refuse 20 attend, or ut least to purchase Il
ticket. The price Of admission is s'2,-tiek-
o.s to &c obtained attic sore off, Ell Peaks,
ti,e Post Office, and OF G, ". Baird, Esq.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-18

II u vigorous protest. THIS step caused
~ at excitement,
GRENADA, Jan. 25-Rel'able information
from Mvmphis has been eccived that many
of Grant men had 10 be forced, NJ ep6nt
of the bayonel to elnbarR on the boats bound
for Viok,burg.
IL was reported ut Memphis that the Con-
federates captured at Arkansas Post, 1000
in number be, oning exaspemted by cruel
no .tment aud Ihe. absence of absolute ne
cessilies--ionr having died from tho effects
of col and hungcr-ovcrcame their guard,
burn the boats and escaped.
Tne iudiana Legislature has voted res
olu ion appointing COMMITTEES to inquire
in,o secret societies opposed 10 Tie govern
mcut.
Governor Morton, 1t appears, refuses to
deliver his message to the Leg stature. The
majority says he must come Town and obey
/ re Constitution.
A republican meeting, add ess d by Gov
Morton, passed II 8 buttons urging the ez-
tension OF military authority over every
State, aud iayorIng n strong central gov
ernncnt.
The Democrats are slated to be on the
alert.
Ia the Indiana house of representatives
motion was made 10 adopt GOV. Seymour $
mcssagc in lieu OF GOV. Morton which had
no, been furnished, also, II resolution TO
suspend lostilities aud call II convention
The latter vas referred.
The draft in Wisconsin was n failure.
Out of forry-iour hundred who were drafted,
thirty-two hundred we. c exempted.
al mai 10 A u..l
NlcKsBuGG, Jan. 23.-'Hhe enemy has
been landing troops from his transports be-
low youag's Point, ali day, aud some twenty
bonts are now lying II m and II halfl5pvc
the mouth Of the canal Troops can beseen
from he city, and tents md calup fires al
SO visible this afternoon.
RnpNEY, Miss, Jan. IA courier ar
rived at ST. joseph, In, at clock this
evening, from Major Harrison S hcadqunr-
tiers, six mills aboye Carthage, reports bat
two hnnhel Yankee cavalry surprised the
Tcnsas cavalry Ibis morning.
The Yankees were repulsed, with the loss
Of tkeir colonel, VINO was MORALLY woun' :
e | and captured by our men before he ex-
p red.
lie said his command started ont with the
avowed intention Of capturing Major !lar.
r.son and his battalion.
No one was hurt on our side.
Major Harrison was SEM down for rein
foYccmel,s, anG expects ;he attack TO DC
renewed.
WlaMXGroy, January 22.-Scouts o!ici-
nlly Y port li,, the enemy has burnt the
bidse at JncIisopv lie, Onsiow Court House,
aud retired toward NoYbcrn. All quet
here.
l.LLAnoMA, January 22-Eiaut. Col,
Hutchinson, with one hundred mcn Ct Nor
gan cavalry, matte u dash yes erday upon
The enemy camp at Murlrecsboro and
crpturcd and brought or safely one hun
4 d ana fifty prisoners aud thirty wagons.
,lnj. iloenan, OF Wheeler cavalry, since
my lust report, has captured and destroyed
unat!icr, large transport on the Cunbert
and loaded with subsistence.
! he enemy has made no shcw Of en- adj
! vance upon Bragg from Mutcrsboro.
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Sn,sRG0E NSnYGdlE.

ygNIIE under anrd, will commence SCHOOL, TO con-
4 til nd four months daring the summer season,
on the 2:,l inst Having had a LARGE experience IN
the education Of 81 h hn trcis confident Of being
nblci givr saisf'ction TO AL ihosr VINO may i' or
h;m wiz tbei, paiy.ragc Tho al,t rrhnol VIII 10
TAUGHT in ,le house icimerly used 'r Mr.. Myers as
school horsc u is my frvrp purp'sE 10 establish
and maintain school suited 20 the mis- OF the to"h
and country and, having rurclHscd land "'thin y
shnrt ~ tarce of tho Court House, 'he friends ana
patrons may ely upon the school bnnr p, rmianCnt
CHARLES CARLTON.
Yah II 1862. lll.tfl
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Ns'gEeAY T1DE'ECE:S.
<As,,p. ,,-c,..-.s~ I~>>~.-es>~>r@rNSS~N--
r,AE,I.Ai GLEINTY.


TAKEN UP bv Nonh Newman aud estrnyod hefctr
Thomas l.. Frank, i. p, one DARK RoAN HORSE
or years old, AZ hands high, branded 81 cn IN
igh shoulder, and with on the4et s'ot'uor1"VI
hind feet white, and snip on his nose aipihisSia
e G0 ll2;3t.]
TAKEN Up by John Bryan ard rstrrycd Leioi
Tno.,rs IA, Franks, j. p. one MOUSE CuLoshi
Ions PONY, . ycars cd last spring, II hands ligi
iran ned AB On tile lot shoulder, with both hnite
ara one fore ct white. mail sinr IN MS 'oiohcad
also, one pALK BROWN MI Is or 20 years oio
N hards hiph. Spanish brand on the l"t hip, vii
some gray hairs about the head and saddle mnlks =
his back appraised to $50 li-'itI
TAKEN UP by Jamas pruitt aud es'rsy,d .c'oI ,
= II Cl.rlrUts j. y, one i ELLOW SORREh NAR :
puTY. about 6 wears old, 1871 hrnis high, whit
name and tail. branded %Hon tie lett shulldr an
IN each ;hich appraised At 30 t,2"t'l
TAKEN UP 10y Isaac Elam am cs,rav9d leior"J
r. Clements, J. p, one YOKE OF OMEN, a me 10!
wing description: one yellow and white :! e'hl"
aud one 0, Il anil white spnt'cd orc years ol' HW
both marked under hall crop IN the ',f car nnd nric
hnlr crop in the RIGHT, branded with On the icii I'M
and figure 3 tle right; appraisedat $50. i-:i'l
TAKEN Up by l. d. Webb and estravcd efor"
II. gilbert }. T., one IRON GRAY HORSE, Gye"r'
old ;.lioat - bands high. has lump on the iet pas
tor Joint some white in the face, lett hind foot white
M to hook Joint, branded on the LEFT shoulder 80 din
that il can I've made out appraised az 500.
TAKEN Up by James ". Gray and estlayed bc
fore W. Z. Marriott, J. T., one SohNEL MAEE,
yeors old some white in her face. ether marks o
brands: also, one GRAY MAZE. y"T' old iaSi
branded 1iL also, ore GnAi tohI, year "a, NJ
brands; aisc, one SPANISH HORSE j years oii' by
with white face glass eyed and white iret u 70 th'
Knee branded with GO tie right thigh ana sh"ui
dee: tho head appraised at SltO.
TAKEN UP by Thomas Keenan, and cs'raysh ne
f,re Noah Good j. r., one yoke Of WORK OMEN, {
aid one a black, marked crop Of each ear. lyandt'
viii ,ear, on the right shoulder, aud Al On IN
loins The other black and white slorkied marked
,ith a milf In The lor ear, branded with horse shea
ON The rich, hip, VIC on the cr horn, and has Lei
on F. anna sod ~ 500.
q ~ paird J. r. a BROWN HORSE MULE, fou
Years Old last spring about II hands high, with som
saddle mark. On the back, dim brand on the ~
shoulder, supposed 20 be igure ), APPRAISED az slN
GEO. W. LAWS, G. e. e. II. c. T.
ll-3'. Jas. P. THOMAS, Deputy ticik.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-18

i am authorized by Col. II, u. Gmnhuiy, of he IN
l Reg, Texas IuE,niyy, 10 Ullrr hnnuiy Of my
nrs, aud Twenty-Five dollars ndiiiiornl ior HALT
ycari, allowance for clothing, 10 each crnit Yoln
iccring In his rrgiinou soon rs mustered INV" W"
service of the Confederate States, Lieutcnn'v
will he given 20 any person who Will usea alluld 81
20 or 50 mon. TRANSFORMATION will he furnished I"
the Regmpntal Entampm nj ~ Port Hudson, Ian.
W. j. pnuGLAS, Adi't 7th Texas Reg,
Address kaufman Texas. [i-2
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-18
i, rlsausas Post.

H. al Inv ne
-o we 49,, ,,..,, ..o,o IN,
count VI 'i' - r,,
Henderson. Times, as given By G. p Gould
y, who was in the fight and cscIpod, i Is
lo,c,i,,;on we have vet seen vi Ibis
:,,r,,,t ot,.,i,..
''' '.o.,.,s Dos, "a situotcd obous twenty
: 900 ,,;ins yro, ,ho mouth of the A,.kunsas
an thouor,h bank of lhat stream
Ir,' ,.l.,r,,s ,;,,or mnkey Il horseshoe
.l,o nost tive ior,ifcasious, en-
49, -. 90 ,,.n, ~, mere NJ rrbund, sur
'''o'i ~ 49,, 3i,ab o,,d ,i.rr,,,,e by Two
,:a.' on, 81 ,nf the o.her n IS
s'eGo - wy ga ,,i,...s If snrdl
poHn'r'' H'H'1'NS hank and
c"NCf'' WHY tl'''I.' ~, Iond of the river
on n' 1'''N' CIV -, land &c ock r.
va 'l'"'H' -" 800 HI, TIA pnat
-, a. ',-'',.,,a ~ ,I,n p,r,rIys gunloa,s
49, ,,,,.Io ,hn;,. .nro,r,uce Xix miles be-
io,r CON cbur.hill ;,npediately ordered
H., a.,,,,,,,.,d inn line and Dushler's Bri-
h's command iAsp '."v' az" .,o,gn rle 1iyar
S"J' ,,,,,,,,, Nm t,anchrs which had been
- ras;s, bcadyarle III the enemy
ici,,.n,' Nv lonl. NJ, othe,l brigades were
lt.'.'' - ..;,,,Iarl. ,hnyS. aud ia the rear
H., ,,., Nnfh;mr nj nionent occurred
~ ,i,.I, of ina an! cur troops living
o'.-, e
." - sa,,,,lav morn;nr everything was
IN ~, "to,,t nclnck. die enemy. it
NV ,an..tainoJ gterwnrlls. being engaged
" 80 - m irrlrtry force below
.,' -, ra,,soan Gohd s clock, three
ne oS', '',.,,e,I,,otj r,ovcd slowly up
=, 'ne ulen3 : oes,'nn,emced sAelupr the ioyt.
me rl'er an" Noe ~. :.,,',,ll -, b,,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-18

IsEy' Mujor j. NJ. Stackpo!e will leave
Dallas on the lst day Of March, FOX the Az
n in Tennessee. Any person wishing to
send letters 10 ;bcir f.ipnls in The. section
hy him viii leave them with the Post Mas
ter in Dallas, or ut the More ct L. Wester
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-18

HEAD QuAR~ERs, sroNE's RGG. PAR, RANosRs,
Dallas, Texas, Feb. ., 1863. J
SPECIAL ORDER, hO.a.
Al furuugh cd men, belonging to any of the COM
panics raised by authority Of Col B<N"rren siune,
whrthrr belonging tlc FIRST ar SECOND regiment,
nre ur,irrcd 10 report their respcctNa comnmnds
%, or before The goth Of February, lSJjNvcpar1d 10
take uu he line OF march.
Ey Order j. " THGOCKMORTON,
Muior Cuml'g stones Rrgt.
INn. ". LANI, Acl'g. AOIt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-18
General Orders. 10.

nEApQ'rgs Disr. TIv,s, Nuw Mruco & Arizona,
CAV rioS, Jan. 10, ls,si
General Orders, 10.
Az pertnn are G,fhildeu Ia interfere In my man
ner wii'o,ar With he supplies u Flour and rllitr
ari u t.adA purchased aud aid Cor by the sn,
An,unio supply A sociaiion
Aud Il Is hereby maGc the dniy ~ all Officers AMI
cents OF the Government 10 prevent any in'rrrr-
oncc With or detention Of the supplir' aud In ,so
Of nrcihle seizure, they arc sirocic 10 report tho
these Headquarters
by command of Nal. Gen, MAGRunER.
EDMUND r. TURNER
Capt. a. A. Gen.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-18

roy Attention is called TO the address o.
Col. Geo. Il. Sweet, for the mgn Of his rng'-
meat to assembie ut this place on the Pad,
OF March.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-18

80 NE Tyler Reporter, of the 18th inst,
says IA private letter has been received
here, from source entirely reliable, which
contains news CT great naval battle at
Charleston, in which we were completely
victorious
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-18

rf5y"Rain still continues 20 all every day
or two in great. abundance, ana the ground
~ thoroughly saturated. The roads are, Of
course, in horrible state, aud travel, a.
mos, suspended. Oar mails are in wretch
cl condition-no papers having been re-
ceiyed from Little Rock lor several weeks.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-18
~ Np,portcN Jack for Sale.

WISH 10 soil a iincJACK. icwls imported from,
\ Srain liy John KilgOrr Of keniurky, u noted
stock raiser Said Jark is Il Knight Erlgui.
ANY one Wishing 10 purchase can find I'm nj W.
" EhpTON'S, y miles East of Dallas, who is au-
tlori2cd tc sell him in my absence
TH0S. Il. BRIDGES.
L,nh O 1eG2 =ll:nMti
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-18

Tua I.EaJsLATuRG las comm need work,
though only preliminary Uctiea has been
taken, committees appointed sc. Among
IL, bills presented are one for the relief of
9 ili,rs families, one TO punish eStortion,
one 10 provide for the organization OF State
troops, and to limit the planting aud eulti-
walton OF Cottoa, sc, Joint resolutions
have been introduced requesting the Prcsi-
dent to place Gen. Price in command OF the
Trcns.M Mississippi District; rendering VA
thanks of tho people Of .eSHs to Gu OH
GERS and soldiers inslrnctins cur Senators
and Representatives in Congress to use
their influence for the repeal Of the FIX
cmpticn Act. \ resolution was adopted IL
the House That no legislation shall be had
ON private relief claims unless b. vote Of
,hrep-fpur.hs o. the mcnhers present
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-18
NOT7TCHl

WYE would rr,prr,in il, ini, rm The public gene
w rally, and cur custom MS in puriiculhr, thaG
from aud after this date we will griud Wheat for tho
r'x' hu-hcl and Corn ior the n h hnshci. AZ tho
City Mills, Palms Texas. SHERWOOD W.
LnnnnrY Isl. lhsl. hlmON
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-18

gl-y" We are indebted to Hon. NJ. l.. Ora
iaia, u. G. from this District, for the rcgh-
la,ious and forms reocssaiy for drawing
the pay of deceased soldiers, which will be
f1and on the outside Of io.day's paper. MI,
c. in sending US he cory, says;
"Namy applications presented to the De-
rartncnt n,e improperly made cut and aIr
Consequently rejected. The p,blicn'on II
the laws aud regulations on the sn9jo I,
therefore, viii supply an important d'sr'-
cra:um and suh.elye an important pur-
pose
Mr.. Graham also has our thanks for g
copy eft tho Presidents Message in pamph-
let form.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-18
ES.rt,rAN cnUNTv.

TAKFN UPty W. y. Stubs and csirayed heicr
p i,,,d,pan. i p. Precinct 10. .. a bank BA'
MAZE face slightly biazei, three years Old lH-t ~
hands fich branded the lefi shoulder y brand q
he -iclf' shoulder unirteigble. olFra'sed ~ ; 49,
TAKEN Up Y D. Laiidle' ana es'ssyfv ,.h .,,,,
, gTitdruan } A. prpcirct 10 3, SokhE
ioEeE PONEY, about u haIds high. Fix yesrs old
lled f.cr three white feet, no brands aud vain,
sig
y 4 IindIuan. j. =. Precinct Nov, y BAY liLLl
t,Fo Years old, medium size, NO marks OF brand
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-18

TIE GOVERNORS MEssAGE.-Tbis docu
ment is received. We should Ike to publish
it, bus it is entirely to lengthy for Cur
columns. 1t makes ten closely printed
columns of the Tri- eekly Telegram.
The Governor discusses the affairs Of the
Conlelcracy, and hopes that the Legislature
will fully endorse the Prcsilentani sustain
the Con eedcrate States in every measure Of
retaliation that may be adopted against or
foes; nnd also advocates the summary pun
ishment Of "parlies taken upon or soil
committing murder and arson and melting
to rebellion seryile population lie
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-18
Relief Fund,


The following liberal donations have been
made to the Relief Fund, at this place, for
he benefit Of the wives and children 0. SOL
dlers iii the Confederate service:
Evric Wesler $1,000
Herman llirsl, 500
j.. n. Mason, 500
Lonis Ecinhurdt 50
?. Burke-6 pairs Of cotton cards
80 per pair 20
We return cur thanks in the name Of the
needy families for whom these Contributions
are intendcd, ana say TO others, ''come ,or-
ward and do likewise 10 the extent Ct your
ability.
s. b. Pryor,
y. i. CRUrClTlELD,
GEO. w. BAIRD,
Committee. o..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-18

10 assumption by the State
.,r..-. of the debt of The Confed-
b. withheld his sanction to
.... the Frontier Regiment 20
States army, proving that
aNH Pc, ithdrawn from its present
... Military Board has had
. to perform-the Governor
" committee to examine and
action of the Board, and
.r.. its continuance. i.e asks
..n#, working Of the State Pcni-
a-,. .. er Noticing the financial
'.n incern, begs thGt2->5rirt
a..a r. 1ppoin.ed to examine into
| and mechanical workings
.. The Governor has used
... .. . Hospital Fund, which has
ed as follows: $4,000 to
.....'.l y $4,000 to the army in
ssissippi, and S2G, C05 to
.. kansas. Competent men
.. ..- ed to disbrrse this fund in
, N armies. He sugges' 3
".... re make still further APP
... Governor disoants large
;, high prices, e4tortion-
.,. 5, and hits a heavy blow
.. but suc ges;s 20 reassd.f
orsles. Taseys7Ptare Of
., 'lum, tlT's.e's Finances,
.... resSlre their dee share
thqGoverrof coaolades
the Legislature on the
"-,1 ',a-''h &c 'i'e e,.a'a.
--....l. ...r f.-t.- ~
#a. D., s
.. arna..n aai
.. le..s rr...' t..s
....- .. t- O.. -.i Pc
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-18

-ss .-7''' '1.'.li..l - y y =
Ley Attention is chilled 10 the noiiee Of
tie Committee Of The Relic. fund, in .o-days
PAPER, Several generous contributions II
will 10 seen, have been made, and Il II
\ ped tia, others will bc 40 liberal. \
larg, fund should be made up for this laud-
able purpose, and we oSpce, TO have to an
n,Luse many more donations, from those
who are aLdndanily able 10 give.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-18
Wednesday, feSrVIryis, lsea.
NOsITINIGE.N,

We canns, send tie Rsroii 20 any one, un-
lees ths price OF Subscription is paid
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THr RECEPTION Of TIE Russian oficer. to-dsy,
~ ni'r- 10 bo IN irnposin, snru. The turn out
- e. vii he unusually age, snd wiil smo,ins
:" Mt ICES than ivsutv thousand men, and may
~ 80. mat D.uh.r. OIrkiliii, regiments have
al al experience IN active ,s,vi-s, aud 10 10 ely
hat ~ drpl.y to.isv will exceed anything Of
nj nat has ever tean witnessed IN our city,
TO municipal and civil .lru-ou,, will also BE-
large AID N. whole vii oon-,i,I,. ono ~ ,hose
''e Broadway sc.ne, this, only happen once In .
RI "a ie
Fr' ngeantry ~ to-dsv wi moi ~ vishous ~
i7n f""nce v foreign nations. It cannot hil to be
?" rded shroad ass msnifc.'s'on ~ popusr and
natl ma feeling sgansi The ~ ss,cnty ssgressir.
"tlde ~ frsDce and England, sni IN favor of
the only power that has rnsnif.,pd . genuine
'7rphhy 'or oIr cause. More tsn ssi., u viii
- i,Yaried hs m evidence that cur people ~iil
100 les tate :, avail ,hern.siv.. ~ al TO means
AMI les thst orcums anee' rnsy plscs within
'h'ir res p to crush domestic treason and foreign
u, .s.iou.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
uirGsDAY MORNING. oCT. 1, 1863.
thsrisuon and Cb.t,.aosss.

e,citsn'nt ~ Wal street yesterday sn1she
81 nd ,ancs In sbo pr 90 - gold il NJ dotA
ssd ~ 80 .nXe'v 4 The lesrs 10 take sdysn-
'sse,f ~ pniavorsos news from Charleston, sod
'ec' Gl-trgr.n,-s regarding the military stu
-. 10 Tennessee. Though the news from Charles
't1 .. i'ss favorable than ~as ant. ipstsd, yss
u''s nothing W cause any doubt - W
,h' 'lti'nsi" roenb. Tho rsbas havs svslsd
'e'o'siy" ~ ihs deiny in our ss.s opera
t'1' lrduf n ny the eTiinocla. storms H.
.'-'psihel ,hsr ictences. and hsvs tom able
70 30 ped. the construction u fresh works near
Fefts wssnsr ara Crexs. Bu, This viii 10 only
temporary, AMI Geo. GusoRS vii soon Ia an .
tc.iton 70 g.,s . good account Of Alnsef osce
more
IT'S net imro,s.bls, however, VS fresh frss
MAJ C u'o'.eary. or vat Ne rWi,tc ~ Mo sSge
r1sy ~ pend on ~. su'cess n Gen. Ro'gcR,sr
'i"rs, ors IN Tennessee and G.ores. Cbsreston
% -" iufst IN th' ITis, sfnss iuI Led IN siege.
- 70 't.v threatened fi.no mo SIDE The sen board
sud ' laud approaches are still opcn 10 tbe cue
nv ~ th,ss. - nfrcemsntr tnay slways l.
tH"n n ~ usu,rsiDo suy advantages gained ~
hrn Gtv"tr. and n ntyb. necessary to enoiose
The ." complete td'te Il can he rsduosd to
'V'rt'o res. Tbs n " /. douo Ly the defeat
80 or" thu, OF to-- Cen. Row a.sa. Thus
- fo'fo. r'w IONS up A. The central point Of
ne "a. ," vl''h q Tho .nergc..f 10Th thu rebel
~. 10 Do armies are hcing directed snd The ate
~ g. N",ton. and = ". roh.l.on, - svden,iy
'''"d on TIE resul, Of The fresh battles that uill
- % b" folght ia Georgih and Teunessse.
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The Standardization AND the w..sey.
H0sIienls

Tn, monster delegations from Missouri and Kan.
''s nre sul cting tho Pesdsnrs back b me- TO TIE
ev'res' test of ibs war. Both have lons nss Of
grievances, and thew demands show that "uneon.
ditions loyaity" nesns one thing In the Ess, end
another IN the Wet. Tho Mi,.oIri- Kansas rAdi.
oastk hka Essteru coppsrhssd-. mi JIv Law
u % Lite sat fed With tie Adm nistrston way o,
dong III nSs ss v.ii,sriGp,s and the woon.
her solves Gen C,SsY in New York has er
b"en ast.ilsd Win . hthe " tha bitterness
hat hiss been hesped upon Gensrsl scsor,rp,
what ne result vii b. - sssy W determine.
Ia troubled times the extreme rs-ty always hiss
temporary advantage over the more moderate one
It's rro able Therefore, 'hrt the radicals IN Kan.
sos sad Missouri vii throw down every barrier
'sa' fs'rds between ,h.r and a.. consuraIns,ion
''iae'r smes. Tee much Ass been conceded to
ne extremists y render It prohsbie that any dsci.
de stand VII row he taken sgNnn them or u,eh
a.Hill matter, comparatively, .. the or.r,hro. u
'e pfcsentconservatiye gorernnent ~ Missouri.
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s. 1875.

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att .l~i ~ lo.t Iur Manufacturing Co., De.
'ti SO & lfihw st. .Ipls.tc Crook. White N arb,a
itf' y - F tn0 tn 90 get our suits, for about
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and At t.- ..r fft.. v nter, aAr,n and freueh
WIZ .ai sab" A,-- hu'f. and cuf., from $50 "a
~If Wrench Ruu a atHr Nins and sable Muffs frnrN
c- g. 60. .gri"cs Aru htt.cap.s - to -. Choic
49, va D. l.' lea"f.fU. fgp lOr children 81 bar.
f... N'fp uf and H. ali nc % tn istest styles
4ii FLEMING, Manager
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W. nov Toy ul st,'h y, Sc. Style Fugs in -eis Il
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fu 'te rtF. care eve " N carly call at 80
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Financial R-porta, NIarksts. A.,

"" forf. Wednesday. SEPT. 90. 8 p E-rhs
"oef market hi' rui'd lover on the whole to-day.
'i'h decided ine'ustion snons dealers - cell.
The sod market opensd st 1921 and closed 6nsll, a,
VA. Governments continue .tesdy Money 4, cav
s'os Der cent The government viii disbur,s 10
MORO. 100000 in gold, in psy mept o. interest IN
'hs 7 10 no,es. sterling eI h.nSo va Doll and
'a.ef Psnter' bills Quoted A. l%