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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-10-29

BALTIMORE, Oct. observation-disclosures of yes.
sells the past week have been quite numerous, and
furnish better supply to shippers; but the falling
off in receipts OF Grain causes less inquiry for port'
in the United Kingdom. and last engagements was
chai ter, 1000 qrs capacity, at IS Cd.
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An Expires. Messenger Robbed.

BURLINGTON, Oct. 2S.-W. A. lockwood, an
employee of an express office in this place,
while returning to the Office from the steamer
was knocked down, rendered insensible and
robbed of bag of vaabes and money. The
highwayman fled with the bag. The amountsof
money has not been ascertained. .Rockwood's
nose was broken, but otherwise his injuries are
not severe,
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The Murder of an Editor.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, Oct. 2S-LoydL l.. Clary,
editor of the Daily Tines, who was shot yester-
day by John M. Resley. died last ngh5. Res
ley is in custody. The shooting grew out of
the publication in last evenings Times of an
article concerning Resley's father who is clerk
of the conrt.
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MEETING OF THE FRIENDs,-The society of
Friends held large and interesting Iueeting
last evening at their meeting house on Oak
street. Friend Eli Jones and bis wife, who are
we'll known ministers of the connection, were
present and gave good words of encouragement
Much interest prevailed There will be another
meeting at the same place tomorrow evening
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found Guilty

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2S.-Capt. Clark, of the
ship Sunrise, was found guilty on seven counts
for inficting cruel and unusual punishment on
seamen while on the voyage from New York.
His bail was raised to $4,000.
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LONDON, Oct 28-12.3o P. M.-American seeuri-
tes-U S. $40 bonds, 1885, old, s3t; do 1867, 964-
Erie 39g.
LIVERPOOL Oct. 2S-1.O0 P. M.-Cotton heavy
bales, including 1000 bales for speculation and
mort.
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FRESH PIoKEREL a fine lot, have just been
received at the wel-known Loveitt fish market,
and for sale at 800 Congress street.
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NEW YORK..
The SfOkeA' Case.

New YORK, Oct. 28.-In the Stokes case
Mr.. Tremane closed his argument for the de-
Tense and District ATTORNEY Phelps spoke three
and a half hours and gave way to adjourn
ment
1t is believed that Judge Davis will make a
short charge to the jury in Stokes case and it
will be given to the jury before dark tomorrow .
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NOTICES

TO-DAY, at Pig p. NJ F. o. Bailey & Co.
sell at their Office stock of groceries, b. W.
Desk, an invoice of crockery, &C., &c. See
auction column.
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RESIGNATION AccEPTED-At meeting, of
the Plymouth church and society Monday even
inc the resignation of their pastor, Rev. M. Fl.
Williams was accepted and it was voted TO call
a council to act upon the matter at the con-
veuieuce of Mr.. Williams on his return iron
Pbiladelphia, where he is at present visiting
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TO IL I'll 6 N.
Spanish Affairs.
Decentralization of the CartaSena Insur
gena.

gems.
MADRID, Oct. 27,-It is reported that the in
surgents in Cartageua are completely demoral-
lied and their leaders disagreeiDg among them
selves. On the return of the fleet from Valen-
cia the crews of the Tehuan and Mendez Nun
ez muuined and several of them were killed and
wounded before subordnation could be restor-
ed. The engineers of the vessels are in bad
condition The Tehuan is reported to be leaky
and making water fast.
An attack upon the forts by the government
neet was expected yesterday.
The convict soldery of Intransigentees also
reyolted and demanded payment and supplies
of clothing.
Dominion Parliament.
OTTAWA, Canada, Oct. 2S.-Parlament met
to-day and the debate on the address was re-
opened by Sir Francis Hincks. He will be sue
ceeded on the ministerial side by >. macdonald,
premier. Sir John A. Macdonald is taking
copious notes, and it is expected that his speech
Will be of great length. There is disposition
to push the vote and many new members from
Prince Edward Island maintain . strictly neu-
trail attitude 1t is thought their vote VIII be
divided.
The q. s. steamer Monongahela has been
ordered to the South Pacific squadron.
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New MUsIc-The following new music mas
been received by Ira c. Stockbridge: Forever
and For Aye" words by T. E. weatherby, mu-
sic by CIV. Marston; 1.-THE Little Ones Asleep, /,
ballad, by Fred Ter Linden; "Fairy FOOTBALLS,
for the piano forte, by E. A. Bowen; "Jubilee
Songs" complete. as sung by the Jubilee sing
ers of Fish University. Our readers will notice
shat some of this music is by Portland mus
clans. The Jubilee songs make pamphlet of
Ga nageS
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For SALE on favorable terms, valuable
slate property partially developed, with most
encouraging prospects, in the eastern part OF
the State. Owners refer to S. 7. Pullen, Esq.
PRESS Office ie14-dtf
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METEOROLOGICAL.
PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FoUK

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE Grief SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington d. c., I
Oct 26, 1870 P. My
For New England
and the Middle States, southwest to northwest
winds, cloudy and clearing weather. Caution
cry signals continue at Buffalo, Erie, Cleveland,
Toledo, Grand Haven, Chicago and Milwaukee.
and are ordered for Norfolk, Cape May Roch-
ester and Oswego.
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If Vegetine is taken regularly according to
directions, certain and speedy cure of Dyspep-
STA will follow its use. d&w&w1t
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EVERY HOUR THAT YOU NEGLECT a cough or
cold it is gaining ON you. Dislodge it at the
outset with HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUND
AND TAR.
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line nrSt entertainment OF the Army and Ma
Wy Union will take place Nov. 18th instead of
Nov. 1, as printed by mistake. The mineral
'three" dropped out
The last development of cussedness-wheu
man sits on post from eight o'clock till half
past uine in the evening, to hear people swear
while tumblng over pile of coal left on the
sidewalk.
The Army and Navy lecture committee now
offer for sale to holders of reserved coupon
tickets, course tckets-which are to be found
at the places mentioned in their special no.
tice.
During the absence from the city of Hon. w.
L. Putnam, who was TO present report, no
business was transacted at the adjourned meet
ing of the Maine General Hospital yesterday
afternoon.
1t is reported that series of musical cham
Der concerts is to be inaugurated by the choris-
tiers of St. Luke's Cathedral.
The Beethoven Quintette Club and the Tenn
pile Quartette Club of Boston, will appear each
one evening in the sacred concert course.
Mr.. Ephraim Morrill,, Assistant Road Master
on the Boston and Maine Railroad was pre-
scented Saturday evening with a gold watch
that road Mrs. Morrill, was also made the
recipient of a silver tea set valued at $40. The
presentation took place at Berwick.
III. N Jose, has had the elm trees in front
of his residence on High street, protected
against the ravages of the canker worms by
having them girdled in the manner suggested
by the Rev. DR.. Hill.
Kate Reynolds, with some associates, gives
dramatic entertainment at City Hall to,
night, under the auspices of the M. L. A.
A countryman was seen yesterday riding or
"a load of hay smoking pipe.
The sociable at Congress Hall was well at
tended last evening, and all appeared to be
having good time.
METHODIST DISTRICT GOVERNMENTAL
o'clock yesterday morning the conference re-
sumed its session with the Presiding Elder in
the chair. The meeting was opened by prayer
and reading of scriptures by Rev. John Mitch
ell The conference was regularly organized
by the choice of Rev. L. L. Webster, Secretary.
The following committees were appointed;
On Characteristics Randall and Perry.
On Public Worship-Rey. MI Jones.
ON Examination of Local Preachers-Revs.
G. III. Zimmerman, C. H. Stevens and II. Chase.
On Resolves-Revs. Wetherbee, Hannaburgh
and Cobb
On Superanuated Preachers-Revs. Randall,
Wetherbee and Bartlett.
On Future Meetiugs-Revs. Luce, Jones and
Randall.
The reports from the churches were then list
ened to. They were generally reported to be
in prosperous condition and steadily increas-
ing in membership
Rev. E. Adams, Agent of the Freedmen's
Aid Society for New England, presented the
claims of that society in an earnest appeal fol
sympathy and assistance,
Essays were read on various topics connected
with the work of the conference. The essays
were discussed by large number OF speakers
The essays exhibited thought and labor.
The church was well filled and the interest in
the meetings is increasing. This evening the
conference will close.
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ANNEXATION MEETING.
Am Enthusiastic Demonstration.

Cape Elizabeth ont with the Banner and
Torch An Enthusiastic Meeting
Speeches by Messrs. Kingsbury' Aini-
baII Wusl,burn, woodman and Others-
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REAL ESTATE
AT AUCTION.

We shall sell on FRIDAY, Oct. 21st, at 10 NJ, the
two story Wooden Honse No. u Washington Street.
In good repair, fine cellar and plenty of water.
Terms at sale.
+. o. BAILEY g. co., AuctiOueers.
ocfo
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Foreign Exports.

BUENOS AYRES. Bark Blanche How-3Ss $3.50
feet lumber, $4,000 shingles carriages, harnesses.
and heads 2757 bog shocks 4t6 bbls pOatoes "a S75
hoops, 103 kits mackerel, 16 boxes fish, LAG do her
ring.
WESTPORT, Ms. Schr Sea Hound-1O bbls flour,
80 lbs lard
HALIFAX Ms. Steamer Falmouth-13Oo bbls of
Hour 20O gals ale, 90 bales hops so boxes starch
80 bbs apples, 1900 lbs cheese 200 do tobacco 2750
do butter, 90S pkgs merchandise.
ST. JOHN, NIB. Schr Nellie Cushing 400 bbls
Hour, 20 tons feed $4,000 lbs tobacco GO pcs lumber
Foreign Imports.
GRANVILLE, Ms. Schr j G Hall-61 cords wood
SO pkgs merchandise to A Whidden
TH0M'S COVE, Ms. Schr j Troop-57 cords of
wood 200 boxes herring bbls apples, 40 doz eggs,
Dbl dulce to A ID Whidden.
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rue toIlowng were the quotations Of Govrrnment

Providence Print Market.
PROVIDENCE, Oct. 27.-Printing Cloths are weak.
or and little doing.
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ABRAMS a. BRO,

AuctiOneers and Commission Merchants,
give their special attention to selling Real Estate
Furniture and Merchandise of all kinds Horses Car
rlages, &c. Advances made on consignments Reg
ular Sales OF new and secondhand Furniture at the
Auction Rooms every Saturday morning Commu-
nications by mail promptly attended to
ABRAMS g. BROTHER,
125 Federal ST., under the U. S Hotel
N. b. Money advanced on Watches, Jewelry
Furniture, Clothing, and all goods of value.
apr23 DIFF
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Schooner at Auction.

"E shall sell on Thursday, Oct. 3Oth. at 8 p. NJ,
er Eliza Frances, with Der tackle apparel and furni
ture, all in perfect order She is abont AZ tons meas
uremeht, will carry go NJ lumber; 20 feet beam, u
feet draft.
Sale positive and without reserve.
X. d. BAILEY az co, Aucfioneers.
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The u s. steamer Monongahea has been
ordered to the South Pacific squadron.
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Wanted.

SALESMEN.-7p more energetic and reliappiss
~ mer TO introduce GOODS one for : ~ orr DIE
and one for "Androscoggin County, gerry ~ S'I q
or enclose stamp for particulars. MJLLlhEIN !"
Co., 6S Middle Street, Portland, Me. oczseoou
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DAILY DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.
IOVaI.. +.
Receipts of Grain, SC.


Receipts of Grain, SC.
GRAND TRUNK R.R.
COnsignees. No. cars. Consiqnees. No. cars.
Kensell & Tabor, barley.3 Webb s. Phinney corn 1
corn. 20 Stevens g. Co, oats. :. 4
Total. .......... -
EASTERN R. R.
G hurry, oats. .........1
Kearns Il Co.. AS sacks bran.
By water conveyance ], 900 bush cornmeal toGeo W
True Il Co.
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New York stock and Money Mark

(Sales at the Brokers' Board, Oct. 49,.
Eastern Railroad observation-disclosures. ..-. 81
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GRAND TRUNK RAlLRoAD-5 cars sundries 1 dc
pulp. do potatoes do -four, do barley, do corn
81 do lumber. do for Boston, 2i do for Halifax, Il
do for st John, NIB.
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Groceries, Creckery Ware, &c, at
Auction.

nN WEDNESDAY, Oct. 2sth, at p o'clock we
" shall sell at Office ge stock of Groceries,
Wooden Ware, G, c., Yellow and Rockingham Stone,
Earthen and Glass Ware, &c. Also one b. W.
standup Desk, show Cases, Scales, Measures, But
ter Boxes, &c.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-22
PACIFIC COAST.
Detention ofan Exploring Expe.
dlll0n.
THE POLITICAL slfylTI0y IN CALI.
F0RNlA.
Sallroad and Antl.RallroNd the Issue

SAN FRANCISCO, August 2l.--The
james surveying party 10 explore Col
orado river, Is oncamped In the desert
near the river with the Indians. The
project OF filling the Colorado desert
from The waters OF the river Is, re-
port, d feasible. t"
SALT LAKE August 2l.-One 81
Lieutenant Wheelers exploring party,
in charge Of Lieutenant Hoxie, of the
United States Engineers, has been
greatly delayed in its operations by the
.desertion of two packers, who took
thirty-tw0 mules and horses, stripping
the party Of transportation. Ieuten-
ant HoSie Immediately started IN pur-
suit, aided by the SHERIFF Of Beaver
county, After travelling several nights
he succeeded in capturing both men
and animals. This delay prevents the
party making the rendezvous at Fort
Wingate, New Mexico, as contempla-
ted, but will not impair the result of
the seasons work. ~ n7
Lieutenant Wheeler, with tie main
force Of the expedition, is between Fort
Wingate and Camp Apache, Arizona.
Lieutenant Marshall, in charge of the
party which started for Denver, is near
Fort Wingate The general results Of
the exploration are satisfactory. The
astronomical observations at Ogden,
under Lieutenant Wheeler, are mp
preaching completion.
The Democratic party of this city
are squarely divided. Each wing has
put u Legislative ticket in the field.
EX-Mayor McCoppin has developed in
to an out and out railroad man and is
the railroad candidate for State Sena-:
tor, together with James Clarke The
Democratic Municipal Convention,
which Is claimed to be anti-railroad
has nominated Philip Roach and a. j.
Bonn for State Senators. The taxpayers
independent ticket in this city is gain
ing slrengt hldaiiy. The same is true
OF the independent antirailroad move
mcnt throughout theState. 81
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hhNHAS NiTNi August ~.
Cattle - Receipts 1900; shipments
200. Considerable activity has pre-
vailed to-day, but the general tendency
OF the market has been downward,
the receipts being in excess of the
weakened demand. The market closes
weak, with many left over unsold,
Transactions to-day were ns follows:
81 wintered Texan heifers, nv 06l lbs,
at 81 60; 81 extra native steers, nv 1891
lbs, at ~ 90; "a corn-fed Texan steers,
av LII lbs, at "a %; 20 wintefei Texan
cows, av04S lbs, Mt s. 90 q wlntered
Texan cows, nv 81 lbs, at 81 30; 20 win
tered Texan cows av slA lbs, at S. 30;
81 wlntered Texan steers, av OPT ibs, at
-; 9 wintered Texan steers, av Lat
lbs, at 50; 80 green Texan steers, av
9S7 lbs, at 81 25; IS green Texan steers,
av ,Oi9 lbs, ut 81 05.
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FOREIGN.

MADRID, August 2l,--Cieneral Es-
partero has adyisedtbe Madrid Governs
inent to appoint General Manuel Con-
dusa to the chief command OF the Re
publican forces in the Northern sPr0N-
inces bordering on the Bay of Biscay,
and General Morienezto the command
ofthe Navarro forts F.f = SO . -
LONDON, August 2l.-A special dis.
{ patchsto the Standantsnys the sgsniist
forces under Guz, Donegonoz, Luzzo-
roga, Otto and Don Carlos amount to
twenty-five strong battalions.
RoME, August n The govWnment
has received 8intelligenca ofthe de-
struction of The iibted band of-robbers
who for long lime operated in the
vicinity of Salerno. Six Of the band
were killed, and the rest captured.
MApRIn, August, 2l.--The prisoners
taken blythe xOvelnment forces insen-
counters with ContanaI, and the. Conn
munist insurgents are to he sent to re-
inforce the spanish army In Cuba. Z
The government IL actively progress
ing witlrtlIe organization Of new ievies
amountingfo eighty thousand men, to
take the field against the rebels III
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NEWS SUMMARY.
SUMMARY JUSTICE TO 4 HUMAN
MONSTER.
RAILROAD COMMUNICATIONS INTER,
RUPTEB.

NEW ORLEANS, August 2l.-John
Neager, residing ut the corner Of Clai-
borne and Sixth streets, upon returning
home last evening from work, found
his wife, Catherine Ieager, aged ~,
lying dead in the yard, with eight buck
shots in her breast and left arm. No
clue to the assassns.
PROVIDENCE, i. l., August q. Rev.
DR. Hendrickson, Bishop of the Roman
Catholic diocese Of Providence, arrived
home from Europe this evening. He
was enthusiastically received by. the
people.
IS. LOUIS, August ol.-There were
four cholera deaths at Fayette, Mo-,
yesterday. 3
loRT ScoTT, Ks, August 81 Il Kel-
two children and his wifes sister ut
Twin Springs, was hanged by the peo-
pie. IN ~ ElE.I I'VE
WILMINGTON, Del, August d.
The feeder of the Delaware and Chesa-
peake canal was carried away at two
O'Clock this morning, causing the loss
ola portion of the Delaware Railroad
Company's Bridge. a large force are
at work repairing damages, but there
is much 10 be done before traffic can be
resumed. There will be no shipments
by rail to-day.
BosToN, August OLA number of
gentlemen, mostly grain merchants,
at lonng's Hotel yesterday, organized
the Boston Grange of the order of
Patronsof HushandrH John R<Bnrt-
lett was elected Master and Herbert
Ratclifi, Secretary. When the full
number of charter members is obtain
ed, it is proposed to form Oranges in
all the grain ports on the Atlantic
coast. The Boston Journal OF Com
merce was made the official organ OF
theNew England Oranges - w.
AUGUSTA, Ga, August 1.-THE first.
bale Of new cotton, classed as mitldling,
received from Edgetield county, 5. G.,
sold at III cents.e Il
The weather for the past tensdays
has beeIrunfnvorabie cloudy and wet
with cool Nights. ss-. SssS'.N2 'Aa'
The cotton in this sectlsn Is being
badly injured by the rust.Ft 9EfsE, Z
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,

u the People &C reNasl AZ tho solicitation
~ irieuds Ia diil'gent poulUNs NJ the rilitn, |
present my nnmr 10 The VOTERS nf fpNns ns
The Dtmocrntio rRnhidnte hir state huperin.
trndrni Of Public instruction, subject lh The
decision ~ the nrNt Democratic SfAint'Dn.
vrntlnn, The Claims pr,wntto my lelloW.
qltNgns lfol am graduate OF MI old and
noted college il Tho Sonti; that hr over a
quarter NJ ncentuy huyN devoted my b0st
ehewirs ~ educational UntermlsN, tlni not
tle last hil'en N'nis hnv lMon "A sufcpsslul
educator IN Texas, nu'l ipr tllV int oight
wears had charge Of h Y maio COllrgn NJ
NnNuin, serpnd TN nuli la ihp state, aud
tiusl my ekpeilenne hn lluullnpd no Ia niliy
understand The best mods ul onniucilnS
schools ofoNory grlde, | hNvu taken nnOl
pnlns w hlilrn myself of The workings nf
public schoNls IN tho dllflpnt stntas IA tins
country aud la Europe and hope, n am
the choice OF Your delegates, 10 ha sable, by
untlrng devotion 70 The dutl,A 0f of'c,,, 10
advance tho education .uf tide youth III The
country IN mdnnvr hpnenNlnl 10 them
ana satisfactory 10 the people.
M,lLfltANkLlN.
srGuiN, 1rxas, July q, 1913, ldO-dSwif
We are authorized aud requested 10 am
npunca
w. r. RACRIMAN,
Asa candidate Tor Treasurer ofDallns county,
~ ihn ensuing election IN pccomhor.
lM-d-W 4. i,f|,frs~l = n
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Hon. John Henry Brown for Iieptcn-
ant {.OycrnOr.

| To the Editor OF the Galveston news:
WILLY you please permit me, through
| the medium of your valuable paper, to
present the name Of John Henry
Brown, of Dallas, to the voters ofTexas
as suitable candidate for the Office Of
/ Lieutenant Governor. 1t would not
only be hattering to his pride, but a
ttribute-of merited respect to an old sol
der and an honest statesman, ii his
old friends and his many new friends
those who have been with him on
the tented fields In the chapparel Of
| the Rio Grande, on the war path of the
Comanches and ut the political forum
If they in their primary elections
would instruct their delegates to the
State Convention to vote for John
Henry Brown. He presents no claim
to the people of Texas for liquidation,
nor is he u broken down political hack
who wishes to raise Il ''penny pursep
for repairs. Throughout his long and
useful career of thirty four years SER
vice to the State he claimed no prefer
enccs. Hcsimply reserved the privi-
lege of doing his duty, and whether or
not he performed that duty to the sat
isfaction of his companions in arms r
constituency Mt home, he has Mt least
the proud consciousness OF knowing
that she did his level best"
.Hisalswer. to the many solicitations
of hfs friends allsOver the State to nl-
low his name to come before the Con-.
vention as candidate for Governor
has invariably been, mo, no; Fam t. o
poor 10 be q Governor" !
To say that he is a Democrat, Honest
and Capable etc, issuperfluous, for all
know his history. The name, "John
Henry Brown" for many years past
has been n household word all over our
broad State, not onlyin the parlors of
our cities and towns, but In the cabins
of our hardy froDtiersmen, and the
ranches of the cowboys
Colonel Brown Is one among the few
Of the old heroes of Texas, who are
fast passing away, and before the last
remnant Of that glorious band Is no
more. forever, Texas will surely pay
them the compliment OF elevating one
OF their'number to the second ON 'e In
the gift Of her cbivalrous citizeis.-
from the Rockport Transcript
To the Editor Of the Transcripts: n
SIR-In view Of a general election
next fall, I believe 1t to be the duty Of
our public men, whose opportunities
have been better than those o the
humble civilian at home for ascertain
ing who are the true and tried men OF
the country, worthy and well qualified
to fill the several high and responsible
stations Of the different departments
of tho State, TO name and make such
suggestions through the public journals
aswbuld cSn the attention Of the DEM
ocga1ic stst9 Convention to the best
material N the land trom which 70
,J0oTJEs IT ktHI1
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ss~,-r ,-'---'-,.,->~rssr 49, ---->-ss-. -,f--
DISSOLUTION.

The copartncrship heretofore existing under
the firm name Of Frank IS Co., ut Brecken-
ridge, Dallas county, * this day dissolved by
mutual consent. s. +. Emerson viii Settle
all outstanding debts against the ilrin, atti is
authorized 10 collect all accounts due the
same. T. B,FRANK,
llail,SMlt y. u. .EMERSNN.