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s. T.-18S0-.-X.

Which era the evidences of -. ts=
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
It Is estimated that seyentsnths OF all adult ailments
proceed from deceased and torpid liver The hillary
aecretons Of the liver overowing Into the stomach poi
the entire system and exhibit the above symptoms
After long Tsgearch able to present the most
knb1e cnre for these horrd nightmare diseases
the world has ever produced. Within ono year over si3
hundred and forty thousand persons have taken the
PLANTATION BIrTERs and not instance OF corsplsu
has come to our knowledgot Fs45s Gs.=55r4ssz
sis most efoctual tonic and agreeable stimulsnt
suited to all conditions Of life. .fiyy5 10
The reports that It reea 1pun mineral substances for
its ncva properties, wholly faso. For the aatis
faction Of the pnblic, and that patients may consult
their phyBiciana. we append hst of it's coponents
~ CALIsATA bARK.-Celebratod for over two hundred
years in the treatment OF Fever and Ague Dyspepsia
Weakness, etc It was introduced into Europe by the
Count ss. wifs Of the Viceroy Perm, In 1910 and
afterwards sold by the Jcguis fr the eormo. price OF
1get9ht in silper, under the name Of Jtsi Pb
ders and was hna'ly made public by Louis XVI King
OF France Humboldt makes especial reference to its
sbrifnge qualities during hs South American travels
CAsoARtiIA BAnK-For dIarrhcsu, colic and diseases
Of the stomach and bowe - ai ,2.h,5t==
DANDRLdoE-For Inflammation Of the loins and drop.
Bical affections. ,g.s:.s =
- OHANosnIE F1owERs-For enfeebled digestion.
LAVENDER FLowERs-arornatic, samulant and tolio-
ughly invigorating In nervous debility. F4f,+
INSTRUMENTATION sorofula, rheumatism, etc.
ArIss-An aromatic carm1nativc; creating hesh,
nupole and milk; much used by mothers nursing.
Also clovebude, orange, GATEWAY, corsnder, snake
~ +, etc.
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IS. T,...1880,...-

Another wonderful Ingredient OF great use among
the Bpanis ladies OF South america imparing besuty
the complexion and brancy to the MIND is yet un
ita name for the present.
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LONDON. July 20. 1855. :; .

Asssrs. ChickeIng SOM: a.....:,;;,
GENTS: have Just been invited by Messrs OoIard to
try Grand Piano.forte manufactured by you, and
have no hesitation In endorsing the opinion OF my old
friend Mr.. O. D. ColArd That It Ia the finest n.:
ssrument ever played on. .--ze.1 Ea55,-.sss:s-
f. Et.s:sGsf. d T. HATTON. -
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- - = -. ? :, =
IoHDoN, August "a, 1855. :

james n. Wehi, Esq: - -. = -
MY DEAR sa: AZ you are going back to the Unitsd
stases must beg you to remember me kindly to tha
Msssrs ChickerinR Tell them was delighted with
their Grand Ptsno-forteos good an ias.psen anb
a tras ever turned ont, both IN touch and
7s-,-z-=,;ssfs h. +. BROADWOOD, ~ =.
Firm Of l. Broadwood l. Soma, Plano.torts Manuiso.as
turerH, London. ,s5S-g@
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The demand for wheat very limited but prices
were without material change. Tho sales comprise
QUO bushels ut 81 Is for No Milwaukee and So Is
No do. The inquiry for also very moderate,
but prices rmerf anything. Tho sales comprise
900 bushels at 81 II for mixed Western i'll storc and
81 1sa1 20 for mixed Western, afoat. Some yellow
Jersey sold ut 81 1Ua1 H. Oats quiet but firm at
previous prices Tho sales wero-15Go0 bushels at 63a
CSC for Chicago md Milwaukee, and 67a6sc for State.
Rye steady, with moderate demand md sales of
10000 bushels Canada West, in bond, at 81 l5a1 1G
Barley and barley malt neglected nominal In
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHAR LESION.
Arrived Yesterday.

Il
schr Ocean Traveller Adams st P1ertc. Mar Il days.
Ballast To n Baker l. Co.
Beaufort, Hilton Head, &c. 1U2 bales Cotton and
Mdze 70 Ferguson Holmes, a Enslow Go. ]
D Kirkpatrick, " M Lawton, Aiken co. Hopkins.
Co, u Quartermnster.
steamer Kate, Lockwood. Palatka via Jacksonville.
Fernandina, and Savannah. "a bales Cotton, and
Mdze. To Mahoney, Jr, Willis L Chisolm, Pinckney
Bros, j Enslow l. Co. g q Ingraham, Wss 90.
Southern Express Co, Hunt Bros, Roper Stoney 81
D Kirkpatrick " Williams. B Weldon, j q scmrmer,
and others.
w M 1awton.
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PASSENGERS

Per steamer Eliza Hancox from Savannah via Bear-
fort, &c-J D DELL ) II Dell, " II Purse, Winthrop,
Chaplin, Il Lowell, Smell. j. spedell, g Owens,
d MCPHERSON P W Brown N Enr Ish, Robinson,
G Robinson, " NJ French. A Soulie B Ball. 9 Eos.
ter, " Dupree and lady, Bingham, R M HARLEY, i
A Markham, q G Robinson. " Walters, A. w Lane, a
E Cook, G Fox, W Collins, Mrs Harris lat Lieut.
j Baker and 81 U soldiers, and IS deck.
Per steamer Kate from Palatka, via Jacksonyie Fer.
.nandina, dc-Nr Carey, q Mabry, a Dove, Capt
Miss Calder, J Van Horn. and = Culpepper.
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LONDON, ,Jsnusry1 "A, 1885,

James II. WeAN, Esq.: " = -,
MY DEAR 6a: have great pleasure in asking yuuto
convey to Messrs Chioker1ng the expre. dom otny
highest approval Of their instrument 1t1s consider
not merely the best instrument Of American nAnufhc
tre that have tried but Of the huest Grand PKno
fortes that has under my observation; and
the Measrs. Chickerlna may well be proud Of having
turned out fron their mandatory an instruments
would be very difficult to surpasa In any part Of the "
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Cleared Yesterday.
schr Thomas, Crockett Boston-Risley Greigf .1n
schr Vapor, Bogert, Hilton Head-W Roach.
Went to Sea Ycsterday.
Swedish bark Ostendia, Carlson, Liverpool.
Br brig Chebuctoo, Kennedy, hal fa1, N s.
Sailed for this Port. -
Steamship saraaosss orowel from New York, Jan 20.
Tho Tregarthen. Steele, from Cardiff, Jan 1.
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New Orleans Market.

New orleans NlNrk%ets
NEW ORLEANS, January 17.-CorroN-Ihe narAet
onsned this morning under tho influences that pre-
vailed yesterday. to which may be superaddea .ne fe
cept of favorable advices from aaa s
as the Increased atrngency Of holders, quite liberal
bueness has been transacted the sales at the close SUN
business Prices indicated additional 6rmness the oux
Of the sales Effected to-day being at figures spprosmna n
ing tho following quotations: Ordinary 28aSOc; aood "
dinary 3lc Low M1dding 81 GaS7c and Middhng Sa1sa
sac tie rsret closing with hardening tendency Ihere na
Sinary deacriptious and consequently lists of either
Quality 80 fur command relatively high prsoes
STATEMENT OF COTTON. -es'
Stock on hand September 1st, 1866. baies-l02oaa
1oceiyod previously 416, ,4G4-421, 1877
52s,s
Cleared today. 1901 o, oo,
Cleared previously. ,oafSoo,zoa
stocl, nm hand 21s, CAB
The clearances comprise 26ao bales for Liverpool and
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New York Market.

The New York Herald, Of Saturday, the 18th inst.
snys
Tho gold market has been excited today, and after
opening at 1874, it advanced to from which point
there was steady decline to closing quota
ton on tho street The borrowing demand was active,
md loans were made without interest and high as
1-32d per cent per diem in favor of the lender The
Generul impression Is that the premium will continue to
dyonce In view of the impeachment of the President
the commercial Indebtedness Of the country to Europe.
and the contingencies arising from tho fact OF stx hun
dred millions OF American securities being held there.
The great chscz the advancing tendency OF the
market at present is the tact of the Treasury holding
about seventy millions Of gold exclusive OF certificates
Of deposit
Should the Government be unwise enough to reduce
its reserve the spectators will be the gaincrs and tho
premium will rise all the higher in ths present condi-
Sold however 1t is better that it should be done public
" than secretly and therefore the bill authorizing its
public salo, now before the Committee on Ways and
Means, should be passed. in preference to allowing the
Secretary Of the Treasury at present. to exert dis
cretonary power in the matter But 1t would be still
better for Congress to legsate in favor Of the Govern
ment retanng al it's gold up to two hundred m1lions
the moral effect OF the balance in tho Treasury being
greater than double the amount elsewhere
Tho money market was easy at per cent at call
to the Stock Exchange, with few exceptions at s1 on
Government securities. The discount list was inactive
ut 7os pcr cent for frst-clnsB commercial paper.
Tho Foreign Exchange market was quiet but frm
Bankers bills England ut sixty days were quoted ut
the close ut 1093 at three days. ll0A commercial bills
1O8a109 francs Mt sixty days, 15a5 20; ut three days.
13Aa5 IL bills Berlin, 72AR72s; on Bremen, 78T
aT9 on Frankfort, Al 3faa1h; Amsterdam II 54aS;
on Hamburg S677ssnE; on Antwerp, 1614.
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sHEnMAN HOUSE. CH1o4oo, Ill, I

sHEnmAN HOUSE. Cf1c1oo Ill,
February II. 1865.
MEssRs r. a. DRAKE 4 Co.:-Please send is another
twelve cases Of your Plantation Bltters As morning
appetizer they appear to nave superseded everything
else and are greatly esteemed. -.
Yours, &C., GAGE g WAlIE-
Arrangements are now completed to supply any de-
and for this article which has net heretofore been
poss,ble
The public may rest assured that In case will the
perfectly pure standard OF tho PLANTATION BITTKRs be
departed nom. Epery bottle bears Tho fac-simi of our
roaatre on steel plate e9rcuiag, or it ca1not be gen.
ttirc.
Any persoa pretending to seH PLANTATION BITTEns IN
bulk or by the gallon q esoinder and iaposer Be<Gre
of reENed 6oiles Sec that Friratc Stamp Ura6u.
T1r.ATED opcr eue7.y cork.
sold by sill Druggiso Grocers and Dealers throughout
thu conntrv.
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Taking tho Nineteenth Century Down a

Peg.
The Rev. HUGH STowELL Brown, OF Liverpool,
gave lecture in Dumfries last month on s"Fhe
Good Old Times" We extract the following pas
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Dear air, very sincersly yours,
OEAe. D. COLLARD, 4.ti
Firm Of Oollard collard, Pianoforte Manufacturers
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CANDLEs-Adamantine were steady and firm at 21 aa
&c. without saes Of moment however to report Sperm
and patent were unchanged at 3Sa4Oc for the former and
48a50c for the latter.
CoFfEE-A moderate demand prevailed for Rio at pro-
vious prices and sales made Of 500 bags ex Guiding
Star, and 600 bugs valkryren private terms Of
other descriptions heard Of Sales though the mar
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BEEBwAS-Nds nominal 4gc for Testcr1
and Southern.
CorroN-Tho market ruled fairly active, and prices
decidedly fr1ner The salca comprise $3.50 bales
mostly at the following quotations:
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Testimonials from The o. distinguished Artis, in Euryps
to Aessrs. Chickerhg d So1's: 80
LONDON, July 25,! 1856 y
Having played upon Risao.iorte made By 4ss.rs.,
Chickertng 4 Sons Of Boston and New York, have
much pleasure In teshfsing to its general e1csllnce
For sweetness and brilhAncy Of tone: del!oacy Of
consider 1t really GRAND P1Aao-FoRrE. AND DECIDED
II THE BEST HAVE SEEN OF AAnaIoaN MtHgRAoguRE...
ahAbG5ad y G5aaSSH sSnDAHD aIqTa IFsnb p1a9 Sssn
y JULES hsha BENEDICT. 5snSAH J. MosoasERs. sI2s
NJ. W. DALfE.5,' Prof Of Coniervatoire de :
SaaS SaisIa7 Ez1ae R1eaAnDs AETH5S Isf1& oHAppE1 m
RENE FAVAhaER. Director Of Monday Con-
SYDNEY SMITH. certs, london. i.ss'' y
Among the cbelpolnta OF excellence OF the ohickar.
Ing Ptxnos Of which speak the renowned ars In their
are the greatest possible Depth richness and volume Of
tone combined with rare brilliancy, clearnees and
perfect evenness throughout the entire scsle; and,
synuahetio quality Of which never changes under the
most dclicate or powerful touch. .s7l
During the past forty three years this firm has manu-
'''''Ne>' 10000 PIANOS.
In the construction of which they have introduced
known and valuable improvement. They have invaras.
kno,yIedgd great artists who have Waited ts country
professionally, both for private and public use. |
TRALBEkG. \.
consider Chickering 4 Sons pianos beyond COM
parison, the best hKve ever seen In America
s.5. GOTTkCHALK. :=eE:t
consider OhIokering Sons Pianos superior to any
In the world. -
They are unrIvaled for their snging qualities aud or
the harmonious roundness Of their tone. There 1s
perfect homogeney throughout all tho register Tho
upper notes remarkable for clearness and rut1ty
which do not find in any other instrument whie the
Is distinguished for power without hs.shnsas and
for magnificent sonority
WEHLI.
Your Pianos are superior to any have ever sean n
this country or In Europe.
have never heard tone perfect; It yields every
expression that s needed In musc and Its quality Ia
capable Of change to meet every sentiment This Ia
power and Ia derived from the perfect purity OF
s tone together With its sympathetic, elastic and vol
balanced touch. 90 ;.
POZNANSKI.
During the psst eight years have constantly payed
upon justly celebrated Erard Pianos; yours tho
only instruments that have found, either here or In
Europe, to equal them In all their points Of excellence.
It may be satisfactory to our patrons and friends
among the pubcat large to state that testimonials have
been received from ali the leading artists who have
visited residing IN the United sates few OF
whose names. besides those aboYe, We append:
ALFRED JAEL. .t'4 j. BENEDICT.
q. rANDERSON. ~. sTRAKoSCH.
R. HOFFMAN. JULIEN.
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
And many others.
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SUGAR-The market very quiet to-day but the al.
vance in gold caused geater rmness on tho part oflold
ers The sales comprise 200 hhs including fair good re
hnlng Cuoa at lc strictly good 10c and Porto
Rico at 1lal.cAlso small lot OF DeInerara at 1880
Rered Sugar steady 1ic tor standard crushed
powdered and gCanuatcd, and III for soft white
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Testimonials from, The most distinguished AriHs in Eurps
to Nessrs. Chickerhg d Sons:
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p AnR1UKN - VzSA$
IGIULO REGOND1.
tALFRED JAEEL :.
LINDSAY. SLOPER. .:itf;:5.i
II. MOSOaELE5, ,s,ssz..,5 :,
Prof. OF Conlereatoire de
Leir1lg..z -: 2.
Is. ARTHUR CHAPEL d,
Director Of Monday Com
/. rnrfp TnndOn f.E-,i I
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COMMERCIAL.

Exports.
posToN-pcr schr R Thomas-167, 900 feel Pitch Pine
Timber.
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GEO. w. WILLIAMS g. Co.,
ON T ACT O.RS=,
Church-street, Charleston, s. C.

--:------o
HAVING ESTABLISHED OUR HOUSES AS
THE TRANSACTION OF YOUR BUSINESS IN CH
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WILLIAMS, TAYLOR q CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

ABOVE, WE OFFER YOU DUB SERVICES FOB
ARLESTON AND NEW YORK. .
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-06

A country ssnsIcmss With only
oss sstural eye, the other being .
glass one, happened 30 STRIVE in this
city some time last week and regis
tered himself ., . small lodging
house not far from the Pacific rail.
road depot Being very tired IRON
travel h. vert to bod early, carefully
taking out his glass eye aud pn'ting
il in q tumblsr OF water on tho wash.
stand TO keep it brigh, for the next
morning. Later il tho evening,
shila sur fr,sad Was comfortably
snoring, another traveller arrived,
and the house being very full =
was shown into tho same room which
orr country friend occupied This
new conner had drank = great deal "
wine during the nigh, and soon ar
ter having blown out tho candle and
retired to bed he fcl, nh unqucncha
bic thirst SO he got up a. veil "a
he could, and grouping his way to
the vsshsand allied up tho 'umh'cv
to the htim and swallowed 1t at .
gulp--gIass eye anu all.
Early in the morning our one.eyed
friend arce~, sud 10 hrs great ssscs-
ishmsnt, fcuSd his sisss cys missing
lie WA sure he bad put il into the
sumbler lsu, II evidently was no,
there. n never occurred to him
thai il might IN in his fellow dodgers
sto,noch. 10 he dressed himself,
took his breakfast, paid his bill aud
went up town 10 Jacob Blattncr.
store. thcrs to purchase a new cys.
Meanwhile the other lodper tosscd
rnessily 10 and FRO in his bed, eroan.
Cd heavily, and felt decidedly uncom
Portable. About o o'clock he swsks
with decided belly ache. lie rang
for the servants aud ordered doctor
The doctor came and suggested
" Drank too much .
Lodgcr looked guilty and agos-
isca Meanwhile the symptoms grew
worse, and the doetor ordered . pint
Of purgsiive Ssltxsr water, aud wen,
after some other patients, Our us-
happy friend, however, fousd tho
pains in bis stomach inersnse 10 such
a terrible extent tina, ha grow half
Grassy. Half the hotel rushed mp In.
u his room, and after general con
sul,stion, . nslghboring barber was
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J, II. JOHNSON. gHuHGt ". -iiu0nrFE
JOHNSON 4 SLAUGHTER,
DENTISTS.
Marshall, Texas.

NItI Siittli. lcNstS-
ID ESPECTFULLy tender their scr.
IL vices TO Their old friends and patrons
in Harrison and adjoining counties From
our long experience and closc application
10 the profession we feel warrcr'rd in say.
ing that our work will be inferior TO pore.
Artificial teeth inserted on the Vulcan.
lite Base from one to full set, and perfect
satisfaction guaranteed.
Tine Of us can be found in the cfhce Mt
Nil times Where il Is irconyenienl for
persons to comc To the Office, they will be
waited on at their homes Our services
can be secured by addressing us through
the mail or otherwise,
OvrIcs-West side OF the Public
Square. I-tf
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BROOKS HOUSE,
Street, Shreveport, LswSsjsms


large and commodioas hosss hsa
renovated aud thoroughly Iepsir.
70 most substantial mAwsef. ard
NV months be enlarged 10 u,ecs
lsing demands Of The public.
oprietor pksigcs hinsrli 70 bring
isi,iou Ill the experiences, enerRy
ns ~ hh command, 10 make u
and comfortable.
mt cooks aad walters will b
lad I'll thai he market sfo~ds
leeted with carr, aud Jispensed
Ali'y.
VT RRiQKH
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The Memphi- Avalanche Of the l4th
publishes the iollosing interesting eS
tss1ts fruA letter written by EsHov
isham q ilarri.
Gclv ov Mssiec. On na.np scuocssn, ,
February ~ 1857 !
The condition Of pablic 4an'rs IN Msx'
eco he. grown gradually ~or.s and mere
unsettled for the hast eight months life,
liberty and property bsco,a'ag Isss and
lees secure every day Ihs French
troop. nre being rapidly withdrawn frup.
the c,,aniry, AMI IN thu course Of a f-~
week. ~,ii ali be gone Wish eli tbs
AID they epu;d ,,lse, she Emperor WAS
able to preserve order within ,hA l,miss
Of comparatively u small ares, and when
they are withdraw, that srca must be
greatly diminished
rbcre !. very large maJorisy OF tbs
,sscrls Of Mexico OBJ osed % the lmps
rial t;o,srnment Not more, however,
than would be opposed to any other
iorn Of government They are s,mply
opposed 10 all government This, hsw'
ever, by no means Involves tho necessity
Of Maximil'an ahJientioo. tof thossh
there may tq. aud probably are, niac-
tsn,hs Of the people asains, him, the
element. Of opposition can never be uni.
tod upon any given policy, or named
hadsr hut are divided into thousand
is'iEn'nc""' 'Ae''ons cs." p1~s's~ ~
Itself and asa general 'sn, "s' 40
p'nns to any ds"n''s iue" o, ,s'o'anon
or governing = eo"ntry 'hsn ssprs'
tons rH,sly rsss''"f n'sn'f '."a , .oo,
nery and plundss hs"ee, Jus, ~ .oss
~ ne can Keep himself 'ssro"n'ed oY =
re'?es'ao'r ba'y f"a,", 20 can go. .'s'
the "''e. OF Inpsf's' u's''ty no "a
.ess OF .ns sra, no".se', .'. . .. ~ .a
uo,a @" " CIV. ~, p' 90, " ,",,,."d
n'r"snt Of 'oree u"' pc g." eo"m"na
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Final ssecsss--shs Joy Of lifss
ripe har' ,est--is the goal Of ssr au-
mas no, ,ss. No wise Of thoughtful
maa vii live merely for to-day. The
pilgrim who seeks . Acass u no; con-
isut to lisesr and ioissr for tho mere
flowers beside the way. The sovsr
looks ,,avsrd to Aslds Wits snd
rssdy + or the sickle Wisdom b.
regard for The grand issue. Ths
trump / oS he pleasure Of to-day 10
tsass;i cry. We vast hope that
does q sick With The ssstiss sos.
The II a. sucesss in hfs h that vhisa
does os fill IN the evening Of ovr
days, ,e lsavs hen to blight spd
barren ssss. We vsat that sAout q
" Aarv ~ hsss" that will not dis
With The fsisling brsatA, bat asks
the POI nes u ~ grave . vhispss-
isg gaj,jesy vAsrs hsavaa ss1 sasta
tall 70 estAas. w vast ssssstAisl
list will ~ bsyosd sins- bsye,d
H. hi ~ & ths psssent--soostAisG
that will sahs held II sAssaity.
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Gen. Behs4sid NJ sstsssd vPss
H. d.. iss - military eeAasa6ss n
Virgin u ~ isisg III tAs etaas
eEcep.
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WuAr WAa MAS DoSs von Mxx.

WHAT WAa MAS D0SR vok Mxx-
roo We 6nd tho following in the
New York IIerald's correspondence
from Dsranso, Msaisoi
IL Xarea WAS ia 1899 a splendid
cattle hacienda, the first in Durango.
II hAs nov sixty square Masss~, but
sarnerly comprised nAsy vspchss
which hare bssn takes fro,s il, and
which swelled ~ extent to three
hundred icAsaes If land. II vas
the prcpsvty Of Fernando Disa do lA
Campo. who II the date above mes.
siousd made > hArgAis with = very
wealthy Mexican 70 ssll il, the puy-
oAas~ Agreeing TO give cue dsoas
pr heed fos svsry axinai which wss
u thai tins branded those not
bvsalsd with tbs hscissda nsrk
vsss to b. thrown Into tbs bsrgaia
gys,is, together with oil the Ia1d.
The branded cattle wsrs then sosnt-
cd, bat the number and soassqssA
amount In dollars were 40 fabulous
that he pHshAsss waa snsbls "
csnply wish his bargain. II 10 STA.
ted that il exceeded 81 900, 400.
-Four yssrs afterwards the Indian
war broke out With reserved ssvy,
end from thsa lime 70 THE the 10.
issnsl fuds have carried on the
work Of dssolation. TAsy have
stripped ~ hssk sds II I'll ~
wealth. Yssr s(sr year Nv, hssds
hsvs decreased ID aumbers, ustii ".
Day there ars but .boa, ons thou
Haad cattle, horsss and males apos
the Sstats The lant 10 worthless |;
the ssusross bsildisgs' Of the ha,
eieAaA are in ruins the manor
hssss Is stripped Of its former fur.
nitsrs, and upon eot<yiss II yea
oaly hssr the nourafsl eshoAs "
your ovn fsettsps, A lis.ls church,
sill more gloomy than the HOUSE,
asasas nsar ~. IN. few people still
,ssyaisiAg on Ne sssAss srs silver
Ing IN NE ~ ssss vhleh they have
bees shls v gstAsr. The hsrisnds
b y~sly dssol..sd by the ssvase blass
" warfare that Avssps sevo~s North.
~ Coahuils and Dsrssss, asA
shish spAss asisAss life aor prop
sfty.