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BUSINESS

JULES MARGINAL. I'm
MARCHAL'S REsTAs
NO. 10 Union street, between
D ondeletS
1'o"roins BY the Day,
FURNISHED Rse
fiVate supper Saloon for,
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Inc ABOVE statement Is q Just, true and cerrect
transcript from the books of the company.
PAUL FOURCHY, President
q. W. Norr. Secretary.
Parish OF Orleans, city of New Orleans
Sworn to and subscribed be- ore me the ninth do
OF June 1873. ?. CHARLES CUvELLIRR,
Notary Public.
AT meeting of the Board Of Director held nm
Inc ninth day Of June, 1879. 1t was resolved to a..
clare CASH DIVIDEND OF FIFTBKN PKR cpu,
on the net earned participating premiums for N.
year ending May d. 1879. payable on third Mond.,
in July next.
Also to pay to the Stockholders y, a
terest at the rate of ten per cant mar .n,--
their stock.
DIRECTORS
P. Maspero. David m,c,
N phi" T. 0eneres
p W.. P. Fourchy
n Chna J. Fernandez
Char, Iaa..a' J. ID. Allen,
- 1890. jel3Iv
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Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared 246 Oh
Same time last year Is: So


rOday's exports embraced 1921; bales to Liver
pool, 402 to Antwerp and 1885 to Genoa.
Receipts proper since last evening ii COS
bales against II, 34 on last Tuesday and 1887 last
year. making an aggregate since Friday evening
Of 40 207 bales against 43 s59 last week, Is 800
last year, and rince August 81 of 532, I47 bales
against AIS 84S last year-increase So 29a
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at all
the ports from IL NJ. v. sterday to IL M. to-day
20 0s2 bales against % 056 on last Tuesday and 49,
All last year and since Friday Sc 08l bales, against
lis 563 last week and $50 last year. Total since
August 81, 1850 7ls bales, against 1858 533 last
ycar-iucrease III 1871.
Exports FRIDAY to Monday inelusive) to Great
Britain Sc, $50 bales, against ,7l9 last week and
80 075 last year and to the continent 29.218 bales
az inst %, 63l last week and 3.489 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to 10 NJ,
COZ bales against 6s5 294 last week. and SOC 4ao
last var.
SUGAR-Received this morning 90! hhds. The
mar. ct is steady, with better demand, and the |
tA,piies were mostly sold at yesterdays prices.
- riOr 464Ac; common S06c fair 06hc; good fair |
fose C; fully fair 07a c. prime &C.; strictly prime
a veJic seconds b08c; yellow clarified kd91c; |
clarified qk aI0c y b. |
SSKS-Receiysd this morning so7 bbis aud |
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:
INSURANCE,
WORkING1IEN'S
NATIONAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF LOUISIANA
Oftice No. % CarondeIet Street.
GEORGB B. DYCHE, President
kPBNCER YIELD. JR., Vice President
Z, HAIRY AEGAMAR, Secretary.
Executive Committee.
GEORGE D. HITE, GE BREWSTER
E. ECDE.
Finance Committee.
WILLIAM GOLDING, F. J. KUHNHOLZ
K. MCGUIRE.
Bailding and Repair Committee.
THOMAS ONEJL. T. @. WUNDsRLICH.
de3l I'm
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Succe.sion of J ohm Ar1n.troDg.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans, No. 80, 9s6.-hetice is here by given
t. the creditors Of this estate and to all per-
cons herein interested to show within ten
days from The present notification, il they
have OF can, why the acc unit presented bv the
executors of This estate Should not be h0uologated
aud proved, and the funds distributed in accord
ance there with.
Ey order of the court
d,23 81 81 PRANK PACE JR Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-31
CT Pedro TRAY siutes and
Juan TRAY.

Juan TRAY.
CECOND DISTEICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, Eo. a5,924.-Whereas Ouofre TRAY
has petitoned the court for letters of admin
isrraton the estates of the late Pedro and Ju
Tray Snt.s. deceased interstate: Notice is h.
BY given to all whom 1t may concern TO show
cause within ten da, 3, whv the prayer of the said
petitioner should not be granted.
By order of the court.
Ge23 ia37t FRANK PACR JR-. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-31

80 Tho st4saareny
Gck3lEsSJ nd
Regular trips NEXT fall, as folio, to
ro ON Bremen. nd
kOrLS.... ..... Nov-m ber 4. dy
sIRASSBUR re-. .kovem Der lG, m
HANOVER. -. December ed
FRANkFURT... D. cemb Der 10, en-
KOELN.. -. 80. January 10.
STRA SBURG. January n
naNNOvER. February 10. .]e
FRANhFURT.... February u. Is.
hOhLN...... :. Ma oh "a. N,
further days OF departure viii &c
aft'r. II
The steamers touch outwar,.Gh
vana, and on their home triso-
southampton to land and recet
freight.
PRICES OF PAS,
Frotn Bremen, southampton oai
c,, or New Orleaity,
.'..-.-... .fst
Steerage. III
From New Orleans or Havana
co, iiavre or Bren,rs
$500. n ..........4
FROM New Orleans
S"Dih.... .... IS
Steerage..
rassage tlckets from Brem
havre to New Orleans issued
FOL particulars apply tn %
ed. +. bTOCKMEYERoi-
aus ly
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JACKSON ROC

GhhAr 'AchsoN H"o
Trains depart and arrive as sEHAl.
foot of CsliiOpe OF ,o,a
DRPARr. r~
Kxpreas.. A. N. Exprefi
Mail. ......j:55 P. NJ. Mail. - LAM
I,,-,,r Nv, ~, ~ ,,,p1 has up.
EN- inE IhaiNS Run lhn's Marie
ILLINOIS. ivancoiL
Pullman Palace Cars attache maps Of
esening Trains towr
T, lily ohe SnanSe 20 nasteIn cil rankge'
Camp street, corner of COmmOf EnvnmS
A. D SHELDOo ~ ranOs
JAZZ ~ b. d. FROST, - Sass.
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BOOKS---BOOKS,

BOOKS---BOOKS,
CUBsCRIBE FOR AND ADVERTISE IN
SOARDS' 1874
EBW ORLEANS CITY DIRECTORY.
Containing STREET GUIDE from official SURVEYS
with all the late changes adopted by Council Sep
TENDER 80, also all the new streets, giving the
cross streets and numbers at corners to each street
making it very valuable as a reference, and worth
the price Of the Directory alone.
The above publication will be ready for delivery
by JANUARY l, 1874
Completeness and Reliability Guaranteed.
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RAILRoAl'

'>>""--->>>>>>->~>>>>>>'>> sse~~<~
NEW ORLEANS "o8lf
TEXAS RAIL1p"
Passenger Depot Foot Of hs year
IL,
On and after Dec ember "a, lonane9.
as follows; ,EnnT. q
Leave New OrADns daily at l1VOA !
Sundays train leaves at Bis a.
n.
Trains arrive at P. III and 10 lLnAxA
This 10 the shortest and mOt8a
New York and all Northeastern ,IWC5L
only line running Pullman Pal frntton
vile, st. Lonis and Charleston yronooa1o
TAXI THE MOBILnualyA
For tickets and information 81 scnOA
ner Camp and Common streefsoinsu.S
tel, or at The depot. cfuns
Genetxpressfy
de15 General Mayor
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-31
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Wednesday. December 81, 1873.
YESTERDAY.

British steamship Texas. Bouch.lie, for Liverpool
Brtish ship Sally, Randall, for Liverpool
British ship Nj NewcOmb. for Liverpool
Sh p d W Chapman Stetson, for Liverpool
British bark 81 George, HILL, for Liverpool
Norwegian bark Z4neak, AulhOlwZ, for Genoa
British bark Lucy. Grundell, for Antwerp
Brig Margaret Blaken,, for Havana
Schooner ku genla Juan, Sugpa la Grade
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-31
w W. HANDLM,
Attorney and COINS

Formerly Judge Of the Third !,
WIZ give special attention TO h
re re settlement OF estates and =
Omce corner Of st. Joseph and +
Orleans, Louisiana
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Succession of Martin Manner.

~ of Orleans, 70. 81 827.-Whereas Mrs Cat herin-
Hammer has peti,ioped he court for lrtt+r of ad
ministra on the estate OF the late Martin Man
ner, deceased, iItestate. Notice is hereby given
to all VT ON il may concern, to show cause within
ten days why tle prayer of the said petitioner
81 Ould not be granted.
BY order 0f the court.
d. . 81 i43t FRANK PACE JR Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-31
TIE CROMWELL

FOR FLORII
CedRr Keys and Key We
United States r
1@ and Havana 1T
L<sNs will dispatch a.ae
be-
Every Wee'er
From the foot OF Calliope strs5
RATES ~ PASS
10 Key Yves,
SoUlus... ~ na
o'Ser*Se'. ...... $500. % IN
Through bills of ladine isson,,
Florida, including Tam pa, and IL =
ton and Savannah.
None but the eompany's tiiJ
aud none signed after sailing Off -
Splendid passenger a ccom mods.
tickets given to above points. ~
No freight received withorog
Office.
P0r freight or passage apptlfeUr
l. 4. ROBERTA nj
NO. 100 ,or-
Over the LouisiaI,e,
Ihe steamship fo,Io,d
de5 ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-31

he market Sptneu Win a much less general de-
mard, but the few buyers who came forward
during the morning operated with considerable
spirit and the sales up to noon reached 1000 bales
after which the movement continued active, and
the entire business summed up the liberal amount
noted above fifteen brokerage houses partIci
patng, against twenty five yesterday, one of
which took for the two days less than $500
bales. Ordinary sold at Ike strct ordinary at
l2hc, good oroinar. at 1856, do Blenders at Is &C.
good ordinary at IA he, suic, good binary TO iow
iuiddling at i4lic, low middhng at IAN and Az
strict low mlddlng at l5lsc. stict low middling TO
middling at 1915 and l5a. middng at is and l6
strct middling at l6isc, and high style o good
middliug at l7hc. The falling of of i T. cent in
foreign exchange and decline at New York of tsc
in spots and ll-3207.I6c in futures appea red TO
have buf little influence aud the telegI ANS from
Liverpool, Manchester and Hayre were not OF a
character to affect the market.
Tn salt fer the past thr. g days sum up q $50
ba 1850 on Saturday, IL 600 yesterday, including
$50 not reported until to-day, and 300 today,
ard %, $50 the week before.
Receipts since Friday evening 43 Ill bales, en-.
bacing 290i from other delivery ports Of which 2272
from Mobile and 632 from Texas, and 40 207 proper
against 40, 359 proper last week. and 1850 last
Year. Total proer since August 81, s32, l47 bales
az inst ATS ,848 last year-increase Sc, 299.
The exports comprise "a, 100 bales embracing
q sos to Liverpool, 1884 to Havre 1917 to Hamburg,
4o2 to Antwerp sos to BARCELONA, Is! to santarder.
l43S Genoa, and 407 to New York.
The amount on shIpb0ard not cleared. going on
board and engaged for shipment was set down at
co COO for Liverpool So 600 for Havre 800 for span
1900 for the Mediterranean, 1000 for Bremen IA ON
for the North and 5On0 for the North, which,
when deducted from the stock hand by our
running statement last evening, leaves 1920
bales to represent the quantity at the land
ing and in presses unsold d. or awaiting tn orders
ing l40O after p. NJ. yesterday. Demand active"
Its quotations are unchanged.
COTTON STATEMENT
Bales
Stock on hand August 81. 1873. .............TIT
Arrived since last statement. IL 923
Arrived previously. 5s4, 3S7-596 S25
Cleared TO day. -.............-. ..... l1,Ol0
Cleared previously. .340, 1885,, 485
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-31
STEAMSg' e ia. 3 q; .

STATE LINE STEAnIY.
sisiRna,
LIMITED.
The following new first class, q
built Screw steamships ars iHt.x
larry between NEW ORLEANS
ard GLASGOW and NKW iORKtkuY,
LOUISIANA, 2 90 tone register. 20.
MINNESOTA. 1000 tons re gister. THR
ALABAMA, Aci tons register. II 9P.
PENNSYLVANIA, $500 tons regis fwAn.
VIRGINIA, 2500 tons re gister. -. STATE.
dkOAdiA. 2'Oo tons reg'ster.-..e Towing
re- The steamers obched-
<a IA, viz
2EWH for Liverpool dirsfEirk'ps
b ~ s-sM
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-31

nSeA coVICtdIy
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Elected February II, 1879
Charles Briggs, Thomas Fl. Hunt,
Ant. Carriere, Chm. Honold,
George A. Fosdick, D. Jamison,
R. Brugier, 2. 8. Howard
r. Anderson, Felix Larue,
A. Frerchs, Aug Bohn
George W. Dunbar, Edward Toby,
3. +. Stockmeyer, Wash. Morton
Eenry J. Vose, William Knox
Is. Marquee, W. s. Bailey,
Charles "eishasr, J. x. Livaudais,
a. Leoourt, At~ Osd Violet
Frank Williams, A. < Miller
Charles LATTE, Edward Morphy.
Rudolph Sieg, IA. Lum,
W. G. Black, Silas Weeks.
George w Hynson mbr7
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-31

larry. Runiufs ale stIlI current vi d general
strike on all the roads, but they seem to he
without foundaticD From the present ap
pearanc. the strike is nearly ended.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-31
INSURANCE.


NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Once Corner Of Camp and Canal Streets
Capital. $3.50 a.
Assets December 81, 1871. 7sS,SA ~
Insures Fire, Marine and River Risks, dividing
the profits separately ON each department. to tnf
insured.
For the accommodation Of It's customers, the
Company will make marine Losses payable Il
j. TUYES President-
J. W. HIsyxs, Secretary.
Directors.
George Urauhart n. Payr0.
G. 7. DugazOn, PlScide forstaA,
@. w. Babccck Aug Reichard,
T. Bailly Blanchard, h. Eiltenberge1,
A. Schroeder W. 3. Schmidt,
Charles Lafitte. J. Tuvea fel$l
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p A. MURRAY,
=, CISTERN M,
NO. IS1 nIassxine street,
and st. joseph
DIPLOMAS AwApnunx

Cisterns made to order And
sonr A lot Of eis1esnl
anons, made u the ~ ~
salp. Kept oenstantly =
~ = 70 suit ~ Hnia O.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-31

A., Elmer BADER, President.
George sSET srkoMkiy yiGs President.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-31

BREMEN .ve
,al
North German had
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN A ~
VIA HAvRB, SOUTHAMPTosr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-31

MARSHALL, Texas, December 30.-The
Texas Pacific railroad was completed to
Texarkana, the proposed junction with the
Cairo and Fulton road, yesterday, and
regular trains will commence running at
once.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-31

MERCHANTS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS
Ofice No. 1O4 Canal street.
FISETBKNTR ANNUAL STATEMENT.
In conformity with the requirements OF their
charter the company publish the following
STATEMENT
Premiums received during the year ending NAV
81, 1878, including unearned premiums of the
previous year
~ o '.-............-..-... SD! ,S9o 80
on marine fisks.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50 10
On river risks. 1917 ga 4.
total premiums ...................S ,0O7, 0sa 80
Less unearned premiums.....-.... 202, CTS o.
Net earned premiums May 81, IsT3... sao4,sI3 90
Losses paid
On fire reks. s 432 7O8 90
I'm marine risks. ........... 4s,l49 Al
I'm rver risks. ............. 63 54i "a
Reinsurance and return
premiums ...-.......... 61,D64 s.
IctaI.. A629 ,26o "a
Deduct interest less ex-
penses. ................. lTr-5 Sl-S6Il 49I "a
front''.... Observation-Disclosures. Sls2 go So
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-17
A TURKISH HOUSE. ~

The Presbyterian Foreign Missionary
thus describes one Turkish house, which
it says is the type of thousands:
It consists Of two rooms, each occupy
ing an entire story, without any parti
tions or divisions, The door Of rude
planks and the only one in the house
measures about five and one-half feet high
and SIX feet wide, for the admission of o
loaded animal, and opens into the lower
story, which is allotted to, all the domes,
tic animals-as a. donkey or two, as many
COWS, few goats, with liberal intermix-
ture of fowls-besides wood, farming
tools, etc. Rude stone steps, in the back
corner, opposite the door, lead to the up
per room. The floor of this room Is q
single course of rough boards, with capa
pacious cracks, so that the heat from the
animals below may help warm the occu
pants above, with the further convenience
of allowing the good man, with o stick,
TO hush up his obstreperous donkey, and,
in general to keep order below, without
descending. With but two small win
dows In the whole house, the air in a
winter morning, when every opening to
the fresh air is closed, is such as only
those to the manor born can endure.
The roof is of earth, about foot thick
deposited upon fine brush and leaves, shat
are supported by sticks resembling cord
wood, which, in turn, rest upon strong
timbers. Through the innumerablc in
terstices SO formed, bits of sticks, leaves
and earth are ever dropping upon and
into everything that is uncovered.
"Externallythe houseaptly corresponds
with the interior The brush and sticks
of the roof projecting at all lengths,
always remind US of the brim of our boy
ish palm-leaf mats, in butternut season, in
New England; the everlasting manure
heap near the door, decked with fowls,
if not by dog, ready to try his teeth
upon every visitor; the absence of bush,
vine, or tree as screen from the fierce
sun-au make picture that outrages Ian
guage when called house."
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-17

The news from Rome that the Pope
owing to the feeble state of his health,
has been forbidden to leave his apart.
ments, involuntarily suggests speculations
concerning the consequences of bis
death. Considering the precarious con.
dition in which he has been for some
time past, the frequent fainting fits to
which he has been subject, though they
were carefully hidden from the public
is more than probable that the event
eul life of Pic Nino is drawing to close
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-17

HEREsY In THE TEA-PoT.-Th follow
ing notes on the subject of tea-making
were sent us by lady who has kept house
for forty-fve years, and has zealously
studied anG practiced the art Of making
good tea and coffee. Her opinions may
be considered neretical, but we consider
1t certain that she knows how 20 make
good tea
II oppose the so often vAunted rules,
which direct us to put our tea-leaves in
the pot, and, after pouring boiling alter
over them, to pour the tea Immediately
into the cups This practice may still do
in China or Russia, where they use none
but the finest qualities of teas, and it
might possibly have answered in this
country before the art Of adulteration was
understood so well. The idea which is
so often advanced - that it spoils
breakfast-tea to let it boil or steep any
length of time after the boiling water is
poured on it, is most erroneous one.
don't approve Of stewing tea, but do MOI
consider breakfast-tea (no matter how fine
its quality)that has not had or minutes
slow boiling, to be fit Gor use. "-S;ribner's
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-17
USEFUL RECIPES.

sweetened Doughnuts.-One pint of sour
soda to sweeten one teaspoon of salt; one
coffee cup of sugar; one egg one egg well
beaten with the sugar; nutmeg. or other
spices, to suit the taste flour to knead well
and hard VIII make heaping six quart
pan of doughnuts.
Cheap Brown B:ead.-Take one pint of
sour milk one pint of sweet milk, or water ;
one teaspoon of soda, one teaspoon of salt
one-half teacup molasses, or one teacup OF
sugar; one tablespoon OF ginger one pint
OF coarse -four one quart of indian meal
stir we'll put in warm place to rise one
hour bake, in moderate oven, two hours
Sausage Meat.-If you want it extra nice
take two nice fresh hams and one shoulder
take off the akin, and have it chopped nicely;
season it with salt, pepper, sage, and very
little sugar. Tfyou liked spced meats, use
with that few cloves, some mace and nut
meg. Keep it in dry, cool place, and fry it
In balls, or stuff the skin when you first make
1t for dry sausage.
Quick made Indian Pudding.-TW quarts
ofsweet milk beat until ready to boil have
two eggs we'll beaten with two heaping
tablespoons of sugar ; put small piece OF
butter and little salt in the boiling milk /;
sprinkle with the hand and stir in teacup
of Indian meal; bake quick in hot oven ;
raisins improve 1t.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-13
a Good lnvcntiou.

We have just per iccIcd au invention
which win probably relieve us IN the iu.
ture from the persecution OF Ii 70 insurance
agents aud book anvassers. II is in the
nature of II patent combination reHex-ac'
lion door scraper. We iasien II down by
the side of The lowest step in front Of our
house, and wait until n book cunyasser
comes along, which one is lolerably certain
to do within fifteen or twenty minutes.
The csnyasser stops to scrape his boots,
while he thinks up some new and vigor'
Gus exaggeration with which TO impose OF
us. As his foot touches the iron, 'wc
clamps fly over his instep AID hold him
fast, n steel claw suddenly shoots up his
legs and grabs his trowscrs, trap i'le'
open in the pavement and the victim II
hauled in coal cellar, where VIC bnve al
iumriaied lrishnan engaged to meloa
him and hatten him ont with scoop
shovel or Ratchet. We allow the irish
man royalty upon the remains, and hi
seems to he animated by an earnest enthu
siasm which promises rich results. II ih'
machine works well we shall either bu,
n graveyard or found medical college
In the meantime, persons in want OF bedie
for dissection or purposes will pleas
apply. The corpses will be closed out a
q sacrifice to cash purchasers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-13
Laughing ChLldrcn.

Give me (says writer the hoy or girl
who pmie as soon as the first rays Of lhe
morning sun glance In through The win
dow, gay, happy and kind Such boy
will be fit 10 make up" into n man--aI
least when contrasted with a sullen, mos
rose grabbed fellow, who snaps and
snarIs like a surly cur, or growls aud
crunls like an unlamed hyeha from the
moment he opens his angry eyes I'LL he Is
confronted" by his breakfast. Such a
girl, other dlings being favorable, viii be
good material to aid in glOddenlng some
comfortable home, or 10 refine, oiyilize,
tame aud humanize rude brother, max
ing him gentle, atfcctionate and lovaoe
It is II feast TO even look AT such q JOY
inspiring girl such woman girl and
SEQ The smiles lowing, 80 to speak, iron
the parted lips, displaying q SCI OF clean,
we'll brushed teeth, looking almost the
perso MITIGATION Of beauty and goodness
singing, and as merry as the birds the
wide.awnke birds that commenced then
morning concert long before the lazy
BOYS dreamed that the sun was approach
Ing and about TO pour n whole Hood o
light and warmth upon the earth. Suot
girl is like gentle shower to TIT
parched earth, bestowng kind words
sweet smiles nnd acts OF mercy TO al
around her-the joy aud light OF IN
household,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-13
The Fence Inv.

Hand, of the Galveston News, writing
from Austin, gives tho following regarding
the above Ian:
Knowing the interest taken in the fence
law lately passed, | have looked over it.
1t is very long-ioo long for publication;
besides, its principal features may be thus
stated 1t provides that upon applica-
ton of fifty voters, ffeebolders OF the
county, to the magistrate residing at the
county seat, vote may be taken; and If
the law be adopted by three-tiiths
vote, then it shall be of effect coupe ling
oil parties to keep hogs, sheep and goats
under herd, or keep them up; and provid-
.ug that any fence in such county built
five feet high with rail or PLANK, eighteen
inches apart, shall be lawful fence, and
the owner OF any stock tr0spassing shall
be liable for damage and the stock held to
pay damage, unless released. hear that
very many counties have accepted its pro
visions; 10 fact one half of the counties in
the State or more.