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iucc. will be triumphantly elected /;
but us n good Democrat, We thaIl be
heartily I!ensed to have the majority
equal, al least. 10 that Of olden times,
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HOME INSURANCE. 60.
OF
Columbus, Chic,
HATH CAPITAL, S5oaOOO 90
CASH ASSETTs GS3. AL =

The gradual Increase Of strength OF he
lone nAkeslis Policies ttItsr al Expiration
hau when ar, iSsg,d This gradual IL.
ere.iv Is guaranteed =! It's plan Of LssihnI;
aoue Lut firs.clRu RiIks are with at
paving rates.
1Au Hone pay, for Live Stock ~hsa x.
'uied and Killed hy Lightning, without I.i.
rrenOo 10 the place where Killed. ltTlyI
iasafs By iighiniasts Buildings, whe,hsr
turHrd VI sui.
Farmers iiad the Company TO 10 Just lie
me they wrpt.
Merchant, set tho lest Of Security ia Il.
Policies.
S0rE.-Thi, company b.. fulSllrI all Ibs
regurrGsEts " Ne Insurance Law Of NJ
State.
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an. D. BLAND,
SURGEON ASD PurECiiS->


Particular attention paid to all kind
" Chronic diseases. Tie Doctor eau at al
timrsbe found at his Office in GlrnVill,
when ao'profcsSiOnally euSsgSd,uOv Isl,
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LINCOLN TOWNSHIP CONVEX,
TIn\

The Democracy Of Lincoln Town.
shipEarc rrqu s,ed to assemble ct
Geurg' town on the l4th day Of 0ctO.
her, at / o'clo L, z. NJ for the pur.
pose Of nominating candidates for the
various Township vficri. Turn cut in
force. Good speakers are expected to
be prcsont.
BY order Of the Committee,
WV c. LlSGER. Chairman.
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NEAR THE FOUNDRY, WESTON.
Carriages, BuGgir,, Wagons, otc., re.
paired on SherI notice, aud on the most
reasonable tsrnI. lI0r.e.JhOeing carefully
attended 10:
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iiGlu 'nSs!noi isnrs pun i
= atu sA!D 'i!mpu lllA Ssiu!l srI II n
1lv sja!Id iK 'SSH9ld oi iIlllqH An 20
'aJua!IadIS Suol uoy iu.pyuoS su!aq
'SloA Smyo lr!ll raSwi nv 'YooIS
Aau iul s's Pus lls0
'e.A ~ 'uoisoM 'io'llS u!rN
aaoIs s.SoIoSISS1d alIsoddo ln0la
SDNl1NlI INV 'SaOHs'SLooa
~ us1NI1 usV aan1I1NIlSrH
"sr 'HJvuNl . dl1IInN
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- l.I..,,
lug Sen'lel"en present Us ue''ga'es
LIST or DELEGATES
-, :, bTaI'o" county
" y h"lIyson'
y II MORRISON
S >, ., salisbury
NJ 1 Frame
~ ,CP'hUr C"A'"y'
Watson WG' II
Sonn L on'''h'
Z u hay',,
. l. u bfaEe'
~ NJ terrel'
M Worm mF.GS, Il ss1'0n'
James m'ha'e'
Adam EIrpSF'
Jone , fi'her'
d " alarPIe'
ratr'GE BURKE
" Jackson
! II hVh1ooGeA'
,JNIaIl.
VIM MS y,
IA Br,dford
WTIcc
Albrrl q Roar
LID Moral.
Ben McIoy,
N J. Copciupd,
Jesse Fi,yvu,er
Jacob IIudkips.
James Il Elliott.
Jane, S,,lp,k.r,
Richard Pbillipps
Laac v Johnson
A NJ Talbot,
ALB Modise,t,
Andrew Valentine.
John /, William,op.
George Post
TpR Browne,
Art.mu, MeCoy.
Tucker County.
William Ewing.
Ezekiel Harper.
Raaiolph County.
George W. Mills,
LOreuIo D. White
LsVis tUusy.
q J Arnold,
Henry Brannon.
j W Wofilndin.
John 5 Hall.
Geo. Corad.
John lu''ey,
john hlerans.
John q. jackson,
N. D Bennett,
S Sprigg,
john Watson.
W A Watson.
0Hp wasbburn,
John kce,
b Jackson,
i Ralsiou,
j Bunch.
fW FrCtvell.
W j Matthews,
J-hn Brannon,
NV Iluughton.
On molioa of Mr.. j. i Elliott. Of
Barbour, the following gentlemen were
appointed as District Executive Coul.
lir,ee for the ensuing year:
DnrSIor ExgcurlrE COMMITTEE.
Albert lt-gcr-BarbOur.
j. ". wCiIiniin-Lewis.
G. II. Morrisun-Brax,on
Thoma. j. Farn.uorth-t'p.hur.
az o, q,
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FOR THE LK0Isl.ATCRI,
W. D. ROLLYSON.

ZOE SUPERINTENDENT or TRIE SCHOOLS,
7. j. BERRY.
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ID, 7: M ,: ED4.sT9s' Az, SURGEON
UfiLe on uRiE Street, Weston, ". Va,
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TAs. ". ToFFISpIS,
\ OF AIRY p BLIC
Weston, ". Ia.

Aclnswle dgmsn's aud Deposition Ia
ken. can be fugni nj all TINES 1T my
Ofice, near ihtCouft HvuEt.
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VIZ. E. LIVELY,
w -ATfohSEY Ar tAW,-

Practice, In Gilmer, Lewis aad AJIoin.
ing counties. AL business PrVnptly a..
tended 10
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FOE SUPERINTENDENT or YRrr 'cuooLs,
JOHN S. HALL.
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ID -ATIokAhr Al LAW
WESTON, VA
Practices ia the courts Of hi, State sud
the uaitsd States.
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BRAXTON COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

ROE TrE CONVENTION,
HOMER A. HOLT,
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FOR STATE SENATE,
G., ii. Morrison, of BraxtOu
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roR HOUSE, or DILE0ArEi,
ALBERT A. LEWIS.
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Financial and Commercial.


COLUMBIA. S. c., November 14.-Sales
OF cotton, to-day, 72 -middliug
1880.
LONDON, November 14--Noon.-Con-
soils 9316.
FRANKFORT. November I4--Bonds
96T.
LIvRRPooL, November i4-3 p. M
Cotton opened strong uplands 915; Or
leans 81.
LONDON. November l4-Evening.
Consols 9314. Bonds 91az.
LIVERPOOL. November l4-Eveninp.-
Cotton closed strong-uplands 9M; Or
leans 92: Yarns and fabrics frmer.
NEW YORK, November 14-Noon.
Stocks steady and dull. Gold heavy, at
1l]5 @ 114. Governments firm and
steady. States dull and heavy. Money
easy, at 4(@5. Sterling--long 81; short
w Flour and corn steady. Wheat
l(92c higher. Pork 1926 1S@I3. .25.
Lard steady. Cotton quiet and steady-
nplands 1SM; Orleans 1893; sales GOO
bales. Freights quiet.
NEW ORLEANS, November 14.-Flour
firm-snperine 6.25@6. 81; double 7.12:
treble 7.25@737. Corn lower-mixed
7O972; white 72. Pork lower-mess
10 w. Bacon unsteady, ut 9as08aj.
Others unchanged. Cotton strong
middling l8; receipts 6,946 bales; sales
5000; stock 80. 694.
WILMINGTON, November 14-Cotton
quiet -;niadling 1?1a; receipts 1GA bales ;
sales 40; stock 3,57l.
GALVESTON, November I4-Cotton
strong--good ordinary 15la(015a5; re-
ceipts " bales; sales 2, 600; stock 3G, 7O9.
BALTIMORE, Navember IA. Flour
dull aud favors buyers. Wheat firm
Corn active and firm-yellow 7OC972;
mixed Western 70073. Provisions un.
changed. Whiskey 93@93Is. Cotton
hrm-middling lsh@lSA; receipts 652
bales; sales $50; stock $500.
NoRFoLK, November l4.-Cotton firm
low middling 1711@l72s; receipts
l,lO7 bales; sales 200; stock 8,197.
BosToN, November l4.-Cotton quiet
middling 10; receipts 4s0 bales; sa!es
400; stock $500.
SAVANNAH. November Ii.-.Cotton
firm and in good demand-middling 1756
(9l7z; receipts 4,25l bales; sales 2. 400;
stock 80, 486.
PHILADELPHIA, November 14.-Cotton
firm-middling 1881.
New York. Western, Charleston. Au-
gusta and Mobile markets not received. !
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.ssisk. Seath.eAst t-Hinds.gsill-psasa5l To,
nighk an cha MAJ EnoIand1 cnsst and
1ah Qatati a:Rth4 latl s1backi4a6 the
North tWsAtg ilr-:es es7zsi North winds
on Lakes Eric and Huron; increasing
South:weat winds on the South Atlantic
coast Partially cloudy and clear wea-
th1r ;ssiM n.nhAniv nravail IN WeanAea.s
ID, the Southern and Gdif States and on
the upper lakes; clearing weather in the
Middle States; cloud and rain in New
England, with gallo on the coast, veer-
ing from East to Southwest. Warming
signeelsordered. Oantionary signals will
continna for this evening ah Milwaukee,
Chicago, Grand Haven, Detroit. Toledo,
Cleveland, Buffalo and Oswego; also, at
Sayannah, Charleston, Wilmington, Nor.
folk, Baltimore, Cape May, New York,
New London, Boston and Portland.
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4, clergyman at Council Bluff, Iowa.
has raade' new departure in the mat-
ter OF c''hitching up" folks. He has
swept away the old established rules of
marrying for fee, and announces that he
shall hereafter marry by weight, charg-
ing four cents per pound for the happy
man, and two cents for the bride.
Respecting that man who boasted at a
Western camp-meeting that he had never
given his wife 6 cross word or look dur
ing their twenty-five years of married
life, it is suggested that it may not be 30
much the result Of amiabiIity on the
husbands part rs wholesome dread of
his wife's broomstick.
The Two DECLARATIONS The Decla-
ration, of Independence, whereby we
gained our liberty, and the Declaration
OF Love, whereby we lost it.
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ST.. LOUIS FIaHTs THE 'sT1aRR. THE
energetic chief of police, McDonough,
OF st. Louis. formerly of Baltimore,
lately broke up the faro ''hells" in that
CITY by vigorous persecution. They
started again. operating only in the day.
time. On the 7th instant he made an
other grand raid, captured seven estab-
lishments complete, with sixty operators,
and marched the whole miserable body,
IN the broad daylight, off to the lookup,
the gambling tools as trophies borne tri-
umphantly in their midst.
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LAST NOTICE.
LAST NOTICE.
Secure Your Christmas and New Year
Gifts.
S L, 600. 90 O$

RY the authority OF tho Act OF the Legisla-
~ ture of Kentucky, of March 13, 1871, the
trustees OF the Public Library OF kentucky
will givo
GRAND GIET CON0ERE
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* a.
10 ture of Kentucky, of March 13. 1871 the
Trustees OF the Public Library OF Kentucky
will give
GRAND GIFT CON0ERT,
AT LOUISVILLE, KY,
Saturday, December 10, 1871.
100 600 Tickets of admission, $40 each. cur.
rency; half Tickets, So: quarter Tickets 50 so.
Ilckots will be sent by registered letter; the
money for them may be sent by post office
money order, greenbacks, or draft
Each ticket consists Of four Uuartcrs yalue
81 50 each. The holder is entitled to admis-
sion to the Concert, and to the valuo OF the
gitt awarded AZ ad6 to it or its fraction.
FOOT, ,UUO Ill greenbacks will bo distributed d
to holders of tickets, in gifts of from 500 OOO.
the highest, to 500, the lowest. boing 72i
gifts in all
The Concort is for tho benefit Of the
PUBL!C LIBRhR OF KENTUCKY.
surer. and the corporaters and Supervisors
are the Hon. Thomas e. Bramjctte, late Co
vernon OF Kentucky, and twenty seven OF the
most distinguishe'l and respectable citizens
Of the State.
The undersigned late principal business
manager OF the very successful Gift Concert
Tor the benefit Of the Mercantile. Library at
san sganclse9 ; has been appointed Agent and
The drawing and distribution will take place
In public, and everything will be done to
satisfy the buyers of tickets that their inte-
rests will be we'll protected al il thew were
personally present to superintend the entire
affair.
For tickets and information apply to
@. r. PETERS,
120 Main street. Louisville, Ky; No. Astor
Houee, New York
Fl; N. Hempsted, No. 40 Broadway, Mil
wAukee, Wisconsin,.
NJ. A. French, Virginia City, Nevada.
nj. A. Wolf, No. BIG Chestnut street. st
Louis. w
Ticketa also for saie in every prominent
place i'll the United htates
owing to tho general arrangement of mails
and advertisements consequent or the disas-
trous conflagraticn in tho West the sale OF
tickets in this enterprise is extended to No.
v.mber 80. 1871, ut which time tho main
office. 12J Main street, Louisville Ky, will
close for adjustment OF accounts and business
NO orders, except by mail will bo received
after December l, and no orders by mail
Will be filled aftor December 10. Tho New
YORK Office will close December 10; other
agencies December 5. Every ticket unsold
December IL, will bn cancelled by it's number.
The drawing will take place in public, Dccem.
per l6, 1871, commencing at 4. NJ, and con-
tinue until the 72l gifts are awarded. Pay
mcnt OF awards will commence December 10.
Mt o'cl0ckA. NJ. Circulars of awards will be
fourd at every agency as soon az they can he
iseued correctly, and will also he sent to all
ticket buyers As soon possible. No order
VIII be fllled at main Office for less than So
Nov 10 ti2 CiIAS. Il. PIE rERS, Manager
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rA1oE1on @Alea
106 QEoteS Aesovted OtpoksrN on Accc...e ef
- UadeFt9rtseSs bnf ~ CfncMy.ed.
BYyJQHNs0s NILNOB & co.
On THURSDAY, 18th instant, at hslEpast 10
o.clpeks viH do sepldg at the Stores No. Z
'Hayne street. 106 CRATES OROOKERY,
! EHHatettnS of. , s7ls7
9: @. PITOHERs. Tea Cnps and ssuoers:C.
9: No:i Mumf Plates, Chsmbers, Nappers,
Dishes, Bakers, Ac. o.-L -.aFih-f7.
Damaged on board schooner Marion. on har
voyage from Liverpool TO this port, ana sold
cefned. ~ = .s-E -
removed immediately after sale. Nov IA
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d6aA5H{S:slssl.s;es;s,;As

''fAAAp1Na q .2AolhaaaA-sssa1oa OF BEL
LoNDoN, November IA. 4.-L,esters from
".s.s....vr.S 's.sy|a'ss Syz-5
BaussEls, November 4.-The session
OF the Belgian Chambers was opened TO.
day. Prince d'Lign wasmade President
OF the sepate.
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General Insurance Agents,
COLUMBIA, S. G.
u EPRESENT the following we'll -esta blished
Il y and most reliable Compnnies:
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY. or.
ganlzed 1910. Assets over 5 500, OOe.
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN
SUHANCE CO., organized 1869. Assets over
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO., organ
lied 1852. Assets over 81. .O0U. 900.
GEORGIA HOME INSUK RANCE CO., organ
lied 1859. AS ets over $3.50, 900.
ANDES INSURANCE CO., organized 1870.
Assets 50 .000, 600.
SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE CO., or
ganized 1866. Assets over ST. 400. 600.
The reputation which these Comps nies
have established for promptness, soliditY and
,oorM is the best guarantee Of security and
honorable dealing.
Be sure to insure with
Nov 1no BLACK & WARINGi.
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AQAS;EIQaza.
Ar 1oaza.r.
S'RI4Gi1kjtIIf1t'|fRlssFF
sFlfs FbR MEtWEEK gls;sf
j U.sSadN .qI NJ.

- -
beautiful collection Of DRESS GOODS.
An elegant as.ortment Of FURS.
superb lot OF SaAWLS and CLOAKS.
Brilliant stock OF CARPETS AND OIL.
CLOTHS. ~ nv ! 900 N-H~
Magnificent collection OF MILLINERY.
Unique and fashionable HAIR GOODS. Of
every kind. (Parepa Rosa Curl, new.)
Valuable collection OF ORNAMENTAL
Choice and pretty TOILET ARTICLES and
The best KID GLOVE and HOSIERY de.
partment South.
Magnificent stock hand. d.made BOOTS and
SHOES.
Elegant and stylish HATS and GAPS.
The best stock OF UMBRELLAS in the
South.
Magnificent Art Gallery. Public invited to
The best WHOLESALE STOCK SOUTH, on
our third floor.
Making grand total OF tho LARGEST, tho
aaaA!N9B8SsGMEST, the CHEAPEST and BEST
States, OF the kind, under roof.
Now r. C. SILVER & co.
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Cheviot Shirts. NJ
WE have received five dozen CHEYIOT
SHIRTS that we will warrant the cloth pure,
and made by D. Il J. Anderson, Glasgow. who
manufacture these goods exclusively. -,
90 pair fine BLACK CASHMERE PANTS.
HATS. HATS, HATS. A fresh arrival. ~
Oct 1e limo CHILDs & WILEY. q
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KlNARDSl ARDS -.
iI,.IQEIb 3ET Yua
GRAND orEWNa
FOR FA1RswEnlEKl. lE'!l
This old and eassDlished hoase i atill in:
existence and prepared now. as in days gone
by, to supply theif patrons with everything
desirable in the :: Ass-s1
DRY GOODS LINE.
We havo most complete and varied assort.
ment in every Department, the entire Stock
being selected with especial care to the re-.
aulremcnts OF this market. We would sav tn
our country friends in particular. that tb.v
cannot do better than by giving us call.
We guarantee 20 supply every reasons able
:" ant in the Dry Goods lire, and at prices that
defy competition.
]. H. t. III. L. KINARD.
Nov One door South Columbia Hotel.
WHAT 90
It was only in the matter Of GROCERIES,
\ this question could never be asked. be,
cause the people OF Columbia and up-count1y
ALREADY Know the fact and act upon it.
ARE
we Offer the best goods to be found in anv
known market, and if better than the beet
could possibly be had, wo should have them.
YOU
Our perishabic goods are freeh, daily. We
can scarcely supply the demand, dull as times
are In this class we include Hams. Break
fast Strips, Tongues &c.
GOING
In Flour-handling, we think. moro heavily
than any merchant here, we offer peculiar in.
ducemehts In quality as in price.
TO
IN Liquors, l am assured you have the IN.
side track. We trust all who Civ. US call
will acknowledge the Corn"
DO
In Fancy Groceries and Canned Goods. our
assortment le uneqnaled; every novelty
ABOUT
Being added to stock promptly, and standard
goods always on hand.
IT?
30, dear reader, whenever your stock Of
groceries runs short; whenever a deica acy ia
required for the sick room; whenever the an
petite OF tho epicure fails; in short, Whenever
You want anything else but Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes. or Queens Delight, call; and we
Ipn yyh fhax,
nothing GES. SYMMERH
Nov 8
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Valuable Land Sale.

TIE STATE OF, SOUTH OAROLINA-
COUNTY OF OCONEGIN THE COM.
MON PLEAS. .,'.'l- 80,
Florida Calhoun and Thomas G.. Olernsor.
administrators. ps. John O. Calhoun. aomi,
nisfrator n. NJ. Calhoun, el al.-Bu to
f0recIose Mortgage of Land, do.
DY virtue Of decrstal order In the above
- stated case, will sell, to the hiehest
bidder, 9. "=!.55=!!!!ee, &c .h1 q =. MGNE =,
January, A. D. 1879, that valuable Plantation.
FORT HILL, nAN
And for many years the residence OF the late
HON. JOHN @. CALHOUN, n"
situate on Seneca River, adjoining lands Of
A. Lewis: i. W. Crawford snd others ahnnt
four miles from Pendleton village, and in one
OF the most desirable neighborhoods in the
State. The dwelling is commodio and
handeome, and Ia located on an eminence.
with gentle slopes, which commands = pleas.,
ing view OF the adjacent country. with The
mountains in the back ground. The tract is
represented by re.survey made in 1858. as
containing eleven hundred and ten acreA. of
which about one hundred and ffty acres are
said to be good river bottom; much Of the mn :
LANDS lie we'll and produce cotton finely. jHTRe
out-ouildlnRs are suitable In number and
size. and are convenient for this fipe farm.
TERMs.-One.halfc cash; balance on a credit
or one year, with interest-the pnrcha Al eer 70
give bond without surety and a mortgare
or tho premises to secure the purohaSa
money, aud to pay extra for stamps and ne,
cessarJ papers LIE Z
WALHALLA, 8. c., November /, 1871.
Nov1 -
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GEO. HUGGIN6'
!ss4. IS ,sfnfr ft75
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.
a@'sT
Established in Columbia, s. O.. 1s4s..
Aetna Fire Insurance COMPANY.
of Hartford, Conn. ~, :

yS
~ of Hartford, Conn. "a ,li.7
Incorporated a. D. 1919. Charter Pe,psao,.
Dash capital and surplus. after pay
ing losses at Chicago. 81 OCf nm
premiums received in 1870. 8 9,O mn
/ is still the leading and strongest America,!: =!
l. Fire insurance Company. This grand old
are corporation has stood for more than HALF,
strncti6le bulwark OF indemnify against FInE.
1t has passed through terrible ordeais r.
went through that of 1885, the great New
York conhagration, In the most honora bleand
triumphant manner. 1t also acquitted itself
most nohiy i'll the more recent fire at Portland
It has just been called on to paw it's losses at
chicago, which has only taken part of it's
large esurplus-leaving ash Assets OF 81 oOO
600 intact The stock OF the Comnnnv ,ow1
commands over 5000 per share. Thepar yalne
is 800. '"'"e
Imperial Fire Ins. Co.. Of London.
Chartered A. D. 1903 Capital sscOo oooin
Gold. This Company had no agency at OH.
caSo nj the time of the fire It's Ioss yr..-
email 1t subscribed e5 000 for the benefit NJ
the sufferers by tho fire. 0A
Phoenix Fire Ins. Co., of New York
Assets 81. 500. 900, aftor paying Losses at Chi.
cage. 81 onA-
Union Fire Ins. Co., San Francisco
:. This This Company has sl,l5o,ooo in Gold. amer
hisks taken by GEO. HUG0INS, Agen4.,..
=, Ohice opposite Columbia Hotel, in rear of
Mr. w. y. DUTIES Book. store. Nov r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15

NAVIGATION OF TEXAS RIvERs.-ln an
other column we publish letter from the
Hon. b. 8. Shelburne in reference to an
address by Gel. c. g. Forshay, the naviga-
ton of Texas rivers generally and Trinity
river particularly, to which we invite the
attention of all our readers feeling an in
terest in the welfare AMI prosperity of the
people. They may feel assured that the
subject of opening the Trinity river hence
to Magnolia, which will give us line OF
steamers to Galveston, is not an idle one.
The benefit to the people of all the counties
along the river, for distance OF nine
hundred or thousand miles, can hardly
be estimated Let the suggestion OF Dir.
Shelburne of memorializing the Legisla-
ture on the subject be at once acted upon.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15

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Constitution devised and framed by the
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wisely for all circumstances and all Iime'
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the ge,sramsnial structure Of pursr times
deserve 10 be severed by an Indignant
people. The government ceases 10 be re-
publican when President and Congress are
allowed to be independent Of the wishes
aud power OF the voters Of the country
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public, bu, the great mas: Of the people
and heaped mountains Of debt, disgrace
aud oppression upon them. The only party
opposed to IL is the Democratic, and speed
lily may II triumph.