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you. Just ask for it if you don't
see me before leaving"
In few hours / called for Dan.
"Mr. Eldridge is out, said the
clerk, glancing at his key.
Taking a sheet of paper l wrote a
note bidding him good by, and hOp~
ing when next met him to find him
In possession of his lady>love, despite
her old fathers opposition. I then
inclosed the check, and told him if
he required a renewal to inform me.
About a week latter I arrived
home. The first thing 1 did was to
spruce up and call on the Waldens.
1t was noon when / rang the door
bell and sent in my card. My heart
fluttered with pleasureable anticipa-
tons. As / was ushered into the
drawing room / was surprised to
hear Mr.. Walden upstairs speaking
in an angry tone. He was very
rarely away from his business at that
hour, and it struck me as being unu-
sual. Presently 1 heard him coming
down stairs, and he walked with a
heavy and rapid step. AS he en-
terered the room 1 arose, and with
the blandest smile l could put on my
face extended my hand.
"Scoundrell" he shouted, advanc-
ing toward me with a threatening
gesture. "Dare you come here after
the perfdy you have perpetrated?"
''Pray explain yourself, Mr.. Wal
den," I said. "Your conduct is in
comprehensive to me-"
''NO duplicity, SIR" he cried,
shaking his clenched fist almost in
my face. "Dare you deny that you
urged that scoundrel Eldridge, whom
forbid my house, to run off with
my daughter? Aha! 1 see you turn
pale; now you know you are discov-
cred. A pretty return for my hos
pitality. Every one is false to me.
Look at this sir, he continued, show
ing me the note [ wrote Eldridge at
Cleveland: 81 picked this up in my
parlor, where the villain doubtless
lost it. Dou you recognize it? Not
only advised him to elope with my
daughter, but actually furnished him
money to insure his success.
The cold perspiratiOn poured from
my face, while my blood coursed
through my veins like molten lava. I
snatched my hat and staggered for
the door. Oh! was there ever such
born fool under the~sun? i'll had
only asked Dan Eldridge the name
of the girl he was going to elope
with, he never would have got the
''sinews of war" from me.
Yes, l had actually furnished him
with money to run away with the
very girl 1 was hurrying home to ask
to become my wife.
l rushed wildly along the street,
not caring whittier 1 went. Meeting
couple of friends they stared at
me and inquired what allied me.
"Sold!" 1 yelled, as I hurried by,
pushing every person 1 met out of
my path.
l broke up my bachelor household
and went travelling; and for the bal
ance of my life I shall be very cares
full how / proffer advice in love af-
fairs. Y. Meas.
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AUSTIN, September 20, 1871.
SENATE.


Senator Flanagan introduced the
Radical caucus bill making a new APP
portionment of the State for Repre-
sentatives and Senators.
The First District to be composed OF
the counties of Chambers, Jasper, JEFF
ferson, Liberty, Newton, Orange, Polk,
Tyler, Hardin and San Jacinto, and
entitled to one senator and three repre-
sentatives.
Second District, the counties of An
gelina, Nacogdoches, Sabine, San Au-
gustine, Shelby and Trinity, one sena-
tor and three representatives.
Third District, the counties of Chero,
kee, Henderson, Van Zandt, Wood
and Rains, one senator and three rep
resentatives.
Fourth District, the counties of An
derson and Houston, one senator and
three representatives.
Fifth District, the counties of Rusk,
Harrison and Pamela, two senators and
FIVE representatives.
Sixth District, the counties of Smith
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If posts or rails are needed for
service during the winter, the trees
may be cut now while in full leaf.
Allowed to lie as the trees are cut,
the evaporation from the leaves will
drain the timber nearly dry, when a
short exposure afterward will very
effectually season it. The economy
of using posts and rails peeled is very
great: the loose bark retains mois-
ture between it and the wood, and
the sap>wood soon rots. When peeled,
the sap-wood dries, and will last
many years lOnger.-Hearth and
HoS1p
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M. L. Dunlap's idea OF planting
forest trees is that they must be close
ly planted, in order to make proper
upward growth, and will need to be
thinned out, year after year, accord
ing to the rapidity of g'owth.
About three thousand trees to the
acre will answer a good purpose.
This will make them about four feet
each way. Some planters prefer
three feet, and begin to thin out ia
five or six years. The wood that is
obtained in thinning will more than
pay for the extra plants and labor
Exchange.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-5O0 acres of land on the
i Cheupedaras; well timbered; sandy loan;
fac neighborhood. school and church within
one mile of land; title good; S. per acre,
The Mexican Gulf Railroad have the RIGHT
of way through this tract. For further par
ticnlars inquire at this Office or of W. J.W
SAMUEL SSan Antonio. iy25-tvkwtf
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A. B. PALM.
TEXAS,
GENERAL AGENT,

TOR THE COUNTIES OF TRAVIS, BAS-
% TROP, Caldwell, Guadalupe, Bexar, Co
NAL, Hays, Blsnco, Burnet, Williamson,
Lampasas and San Saba.
The Justly celebrated taylor GIN"
is the most compact and simply constructed
Gin made-consequently is more easily ope-
rated, and will run a longer time Withou.
repairs than Gins with more complicated
machinery.
2. It gins rapidly, and uniformly turns out
as good sample as can be made from the
cotton ginned.
3. Il is the highest draught Gin made.
4. The Manufacturers claim that the "Tay-
Tor" Gin combines the merit of speed, light
draggh and good sample in q greater degree
than any other Gin.
TESTIMONIALS:
Ma. A. B. PALM, Agent of Taylor Cotton Gin:
Ny Dear ST:-% I now have in use
and have thoroughly tested one of the 90
saw Taylor Gins, for which you sre Agent,
and for thorough and rapid work, it is ex-
celled by no Gin now in use. This
opinion is shared by my entire neighborhood
and for the superior merits Of the Gin
eheerfully testify. Very truly,
Mr.. A. B. PALM, Agent of Taylor's Cotton Gin:
DEAR Sin: 1t gives me pleasure to state
that have seen the working Of the Taylor
Gin made by W. G. Clemens, Brown & Co.,
Columbus, Ca, and l have no hesitancy in
saying that it is far superior 10 any Gin now
out, including the Pratt, Star or ether Gins
that it runs light, the cylinders never heat
and is just the thing the times demand GIN
ming easily tour bales per day with mules, on
q ffty-saW Gin. D. F. WADDELL,
Machinist and Builder Of Gin Houses.
Sub-Agents, W. A. oalman, Cedar Creek;
Stuart & Mair, Giddings; B. F. Fry, Lexing-
ton; ]. Zorn, l. Co., Seguin; Jos. Minter,
San Antonio; A. l.. Kessler, New Braunfels;
J. V. Hu chings &C., San Marcos; N. F.
Bell, Blanco; Sampson 4 Taylor, Burnet;
Sheppard 4 Rocks, Round Rock; John Mark
wood, Lsmpasss, and Thos. w. Ward, San
Saba. A. B. PALM.
[auglO 2w3ml
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We learn large book store is soon TO be
opened on the Avenue, and that portion of
the stock has already arrived.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Sunday afternoon Newcomb received sew
erAl large packages Of those ''peeuliar" tick
els, through the postofiee.
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The surveying party who are locating the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad, camped
at SPicewood creek, FIVE miles from Austin,
last night They have already completed the
survey TO within three miles from that point
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LOST.

7 OST-HEADRIGHT CERTIFICATE No.
| 4 81, issued from Galveston county on the
10th day of December, A. D. 1889, for
One League and one Labor of Land to Lewis
g. Manson if the above described Certificate
be not heard from in ninety days, duplicate
will be applied for. r. A. SMITH.
[augl2 tw&w till octl21
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The rite of confirmation was administered
to several young ladies at the Catholic
Church yesterday, by Bishop Du Bots. The
Journal says one Of the ladies was colored.
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1t is currently reported and just as cur
reDtly belieTed, that the eolOred people are
being registered without charge, while
twenty-five cents is strictly enacted of every
white man.
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A few plain facts;

A few plain facts;
Mans q fool!
When it's hot he wants it cool;
When it's cold he wants it hot,
Meier contented with his lot.
When it's dry,
he for showers is sure TO sigh;
When-to meet his wish-it rains,
Or the wet the fool complains.
Hot or cold, or dry or wet,
Nothing suits that he can get;
consider as q rule
Mans . fool
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The Methodist meeting at the Tabernacle
was closed last Sunday night after very
int esIing series of meetings, during which
it is believed much good has been accom-
plishsd.
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A large number of immigrants have been
encamped about five miles north Of the city,
on Spicewood creek, for several DAYS.
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About two wagon loads of mail matter are
now lying at the Capitol, awaiting stamps.
The members have no money, and Mr.. Palm
says nary stamp goes out of the pOstofice
Till money il presented for them.
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Hides and Wool.
FOR RENT.

THE new addition to the City Hotel, now
i going up, will be completed about the lst
of November, and when completed, together
with the present building, will be the most
pie asant and desirable house for Hotel in
the city. For particulars, apply to the un>
dersigned. Also, one store room.
]. HARRELL.
Cang22-tw&4wt1
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The Houston papers say the Central Rail-
road cars will be running to MeDsde Station
in few days; but we understand from par
ties just from Giddings, that owing to some
difficulties not fOreseen, it is quite probable
it will be two or three weeks before trains
viii run beyond Gfdiinps.
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LAWRENCE s. CLARKE,
AUSTIN, TEXAS,
ATT ORNEYS AT L A w

GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
WILL attend to the Payment of Taxes,
w Recording Deeds, Examination of Titles,
Purchase, Sell, and Locate Land Certificates.
Purchase and Sell Land and Real Estate in
City of Austin, Collect Debts and Negotiate
Loans.
LAND for sale throughout the State, includ-
ing Cotton and Sugar Plantations, cheap for
cash. ~TwENTY- YEARS IN THE LAND
BUSINESS IN TEXAS. sepl5tw&wsly
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PROFESSIONAL.
j. F. OATMAN,

III OATAIAN,
A I TO IN Ely A II L A W,
AUSTIN, TEXAS,
w ILL practice in the Supreme and Fed
w eral Courts at Austin and the District
Courts of Travis, Burnet, Llano and Lam
pasas counties. jy25-tK &wl Tyr
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Financial and Commercial.

AUSTIN, September 81, 1871.
SAlt-Liverpool coarse 81 so per sack.
Meal-$l so per bushel.
Fcdder-$l so per hundred pounds.
Northern butter in o pound cams as cts.
per pound.
Potatoes-$s per barrel and tending down
ward.
Bacon-Frmer. At st. Louis it showes an
improved market, but wholesale merchants
have not advanced their prices-l2@l24c.
COTTON.
Liverpool active al 9Bd for middling. Gal
weston firm at l64c.
CORN.
Texas, new, per bushel by wagon load s5c.
FLOUR.
st. Louis adEices report an advance. We
quote:
Northern, or st. Louis, Xxx per Dbl. 90 10
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Monday morning Mr.. Peck, living on Red
River st., near Waller creek, discovered dog
on his premises belonging to a colOred neigh
Dor. He got his gun and filed the dogs
skin with small shot The dog made very
sudden exit over the fence, but policeman
Lewis, CHANGING to pass just at that time,
put in his appearance upon the premises.
Mr.. Peck disappeared in the house and was
not to be found, we believe he afterwards
disRorged S. for discharging firearms within
the city limits.
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"1he mills Of the Gods grind slowly,
Yet they grind exceeding small"

We have, in Bolton, twenty-five
special policemen "to keep order"
during the resurrection and funeral
services. They will do it, for they
are our best men, and we will look to
them for justice and protection. You
shall soon hear again from
Yours truly, j. Il. L..
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100 LOTS FOR SALE
N THE
City of Austin.

IL . 10000 Ga Z -
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROYED LAND
i for sale in quantities and prices to suit
purchasers-from 10 acres to IL leagues
Come and examine our lists. No charge for
looking. LAWRENCE & CLARKE.
Csepl6Ws&tWlmo1
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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OF LIGHT,
An Exponent


OF
SPIRITUAL PHILOSOPHY OF THE NINETEENTH
CENTURY.
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WEEKLY, At No. 1853 WASHINGTON STREET,
PARKER BUILDING" BOTTOM, MASS.
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Several deaths have occurred 10 our city
the past week, mostly children; summer
complaint seems to be the prevailing disorder
with the little ones, and too much care can
not be observed by mothers regarding the
diet of their children. The complaint usu-
ally yields readily to simple remedies if taken
10 season.
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the accident that had befallen me.
l had an acute pain in my shoulders
and chest, and my head, from which
they had cut quantity of hair, felt
very sore.
"You had a narrow escape" said
Mr.. Walden; eve had to shoot your
horse, he was so badly injured. 1
fear your visit will be attended with
little pleasure, but we'll try and make
it pass as pleasantly as possible un-
til We get you about again.
1 didn't think at that time it
would be possible to infuse anything
very pleasant into the dreary hours
l should be forced to pass in that
room, but before a week had gone
by, 1 would have been willing to have
had my collar>bone broken over
again if it only could have prolonged
the visits Elsie Walden made me.
She red me the newspapers by the
hour, and when 1 grew weary she
talked to me or played upon a small
organ that stood in one corner of my
room.
Well, you may laugh at me if you
please, but was happier then ii
my crippled condition than 1 haG
ever been before. 1 could not, how
ever, lie in bed always, so in les'
than three weeks l was on my fee
again, and roaming over the grounds
with Elsie Walden by my side. IT.
astonishing how rapidly l recovered
from my injuries under the spell o
the beautiful eyes that were on me
1 didn't care about returning to tn,
city as long as I could linger neat
my charmer. But my happines
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-23

late HENRY 4 LRhps MINER.
salesrooms ss cSa%Ssrs and III n Re.ds ssrss.s
corner Twelfth street
ON MONDAY, APRIL n.
fAssSSE n MIN reGs srR HDEE
" s .Ss
Glass Cases. Counters Settles. Chars, lc '' 49,
At .eh O'CLOCK At Fk7A Arki ksiorNcE sr WEST
TWENTY u;irn THJsp STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTH AMP
Or 81 4Is 3
~ SGSSs FRINGE h~ PIXrE s.H FiGx AND
COMPRISING AS roLLows-vlz.,
s srSS saS
French MirroIs and Confess carved rosewood
Centre and dc Tables hne iae knsravnss carved wood
LsARYyese Ssrns 40 carved black ranu. wing
Bookcase do Library fable ana Chars black walnut frame
NAME. Mrror' Library Suit In maroon velvet; Reps ana
S:S. s.s .n s
&C. Sc n.o. .rp, Rod
.tesd. Bureaus xrmone. and eo@moaes. bisct
walnut Boulder SUIT; in blue Curtains 70 match best cnred
ai ] a's5' sss .
ror Hall s,and Oiclohs, Stair Carpets &C Also Kitchen
WEDNESDAY. APRIL IS
IS EAST 4 EIsnEsfs fn AVENUE
AIR.
HSp REPS cTRTAIss okIasAI ' Oil fsisTiSSs &C.
P1RLoks Elesan. Moqn.. and velve. Carpets, nearly
S ss rsn s
rosewood ,naid Centre and Side Ia
na
cared s 70 and gold SILK
DINING RoosRcS carved BLACK wanu, sue t1sn
gold Curtains Lambrequins China Dinner
vice Pssd MMa Gs's S Sses con &c Of u
rs a
Feather Bosiors and Pillows &C.; mahogany ana Cottage
MAIIs-oicloths, Velvet Stair Carpets, carved black
walnut Hall Table and Chairs &C.
Also Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale will COM
WEDNESDAY. APRIL %,
sEEEET
ns m
&c. de- fA''''0 WEb y l@f; APRIL IS.
a '0~ 0.''''1' "'' ) Xa ffTiff STREET.
eaSs
&C. f'"'''a'' %EpslisDAy, APRIL IS.
go WEST sTsEsF Fs' NEAR SEVENTH
Handsome Household Furniture order and in fine
s9na,ion having been but ''i: ussaBrussels Carpets
APhIL n,
at luz O'Clock, at residence.
los WAvERLEY PLACE, NEAR MACDOUGAL STREET
Gentec Household Furniture comprising Paror Sus in
reps; Pier Mirrors Curtains, rosewood Pianos Brusses
Carpets black walnut aud mahogany Bedroom and Dining
Room Suits, &c.
THURSDAY, APRIL q.
at 101s O'clock, NJ private residence,
NO. EAST SUrH STREET, NEAR 9Th AVENUE
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, made to order
"a. ROUx SToNEY) velvet and Brussels Carpets Pier
Mantcl Mirrors heavy brocade six and
lace Curtains &C., &c.
Particulars In time.
THURSDAY, APRIL "a,
at lDH O'Clock. at private residence
SO BOND STREET NEAR BROADWAY.
rentee Household Furniture comprising large and varied
Mirrors, Carpets, &C.. &c.
FRIDAY, APRIL g,
a;10t O'Clock, NJ private residence
~ WEST NINTH STREET,
entee Household furniture, the property OF family de-
cning housekeeping, comprising Parlor, Bedroom and
Dang Room suits, in rosewood and black walnut Details
in time.
SATURDAY, APRIL 90,
At l01c O'Clock, at Salesrooms,
IS CHAMBERS AND ~ READE STREETS,
large and general assortment OF Household Furniture
removed for convenience OF SALE comprsn: Parlor Lii
brary Dining Room and Bedroom Furniture Carpets, in
variety; Mirrors.
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A LIEN b. MINER, AUCTIoNEER
by order OF GEORGE II. SHARPE,
IN THE CASE OF SIMEON LELAND 4 co.
MESSRS. ALLEN b. MINER 4 BROTHER win SELL.
AT AUCTION BY ORDER As ABOVE, ~
CONTINUATION SALE THIS DAY,
MONDAY, APRIL q, AT 10 O'CLOCK,
AT THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL, 5ss BROADWAY
the balance OF the Furniture remaining unsod comprising
Paror SUITS rcrs E,agcres Centre and Side Tables
and Mante Mirrors and mahogany Bedroom Suits
Curlsd Hair Mattresses, Bosters and Pillows, &C.. &C.
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
large quantity of unclaimed Baggage sold pay charges
Also large and varied assortment, OF Wines and Liquors
See advertisement below.
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A DRIAN II. MCLLER, AUCTIONEER.
n Trustees sale by order OF Supreme Court Of val
liable Church Property northwest corner vsrck Laeht
streets at auction.
viii sell al auction Tuesday, Apr IS II O'Clock M 1t
Trustees -
vsrck Lsizht strectsThe plot land together with
the church building thereon situate the
OF Varick and Lagh streets being about 20 varick
street. and o. feet on Laght street. Maps the Offices
the auctioneer.
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DY N. DOT CITY, AUCTIONEER.
ID VIII sell ny auction Monday, April ~, at IoIS
o'clock Mt the 40 Nassau entire Furn
tre four story houses, of
Rosewood walnut Paror Suiis different cover
brocae and reDs rosewood and walnut Cham
Der Suits with without marble tops; walnut and on K
Dining Extension Tables; marble Bullets Chairs 10
match once and Library Bookcases, Tables Lounges;
lot or cured Hair Mattresses Feather Bosters
lows Lace Curtains; walnu. and gilt C0rnces
Paintings and EngravIngs China, Crockery Silver Ware,
Cutlery walnut oak a Furniture, with
OF Housekeeping Goods. Full particulars ca,aogu.
ut sale Dealers and will find this
attention,
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A DEIAN Il MULLER, AUCTIoNEER
Ia Lots,
situated on
Grand Boulevard,
lSSd, iS4th and l35ih streets aud Twelfth avenue
ADRIAN II. MULLER, r. Il. WILKINS a CO.
will sell at auction,
ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 49, 1877,
At u O'Clock,
a, The Exchange Salesrooms, Ill Broadway,
the two entire Blocks bounded BY Grand Boulevard Twelfth
avenue 1851 lc4b and is5h Streets also entire From. on
west side OF the Boulevard, making
forty-four Boulevard fronts
The above descrbcd properly beautifully located M
any properly on New York island remark ably fine
river view, high ground, sandy soil rock IL
VIII DC offered NJ auction order OF ALVIN Higgins Esa
and we are INSTRUCTED TO state that Will be
absolutely sold The elegant Manson House will, be sold
with seven or ten lots a6orng those
ine suburban residence an opportunity Of procuring the
Terms OF sale liberal.
Maps Al tho Office OF The auctioneers, No. Pine street.
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n BANKRUPT SALE
BY ORDER OF GEORGES II. SHARPE.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL,
IN THE CASE OF SIMEON LELAND 4 co.
AESSES. ALLEN y. MINER BRO. WILL SELL AT
AUCTION, BY ORDER AS ABOVE.
AT IL O'CLOCK M,
MONDAY, APRIL "a,
IN THE BARRO0k OF THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL
the entire stock OF choice Wines Liquors remaining IN
the cellars of the above, comprising follows. viz -
CaresIGrand Van Chateau LATHE, ron'et Comet, Mar
gaux, ST. Julien Me toe Brancenourg Freres D. Marie
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