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OEo. & ROoNTz, Agent, Washington nos
WASHINGTON CITY, VIRGINIA MIDLAND
" AND GREAT soUTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY, tOEanse, Aler1ndria and Manas
Companies consolidated
DOUBLE DAILY TRAfNS
Commencing SUNDAY, May T. ls1S. double daily
connections will be made between Washington and
lynehbnrs in the Yrcat line from New Orleans and
New York, connectins twice daily with chesapeake
and Ohio railroad At Qordonsytlle and ChArlottes.
the Ohio river and West
Leave Washington by Potomac Perry Com,any's
boats, Seventh street wharf, twice DAILY a m,
and J y. M, and take trains corner King aud
union streets, Alexandria at 10 m. aud 80 m.
Arrive at LynchburK at ~ p m, aud ~ n m. (:
making clOee CONNECTIONS West and Southwest
Passengers for Manassas Division leave seventh
stroot wharf J. a. m, daily, excepting sunday.
Pullman Palace Oars from Alexandria TO New Or.
leans, changing only At LynchbunH
Duy tickets At % Pennsylvania avenue aud at
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, Washington.
~ " or at Alexandria, corner Of King and Union
KNOBS Omnibus Line males rapid connection be,
tweon BAltim9rc aud Ohio railroad depot and Sey'
Breaktsst aud supper on ferry boats for through
passengers.
ara I'M DRoADUs, o. T. A.
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ENECIIrnR,a GALE

COTTAGES ON COTTAGE Hill" arc for sale by
X. N. Hall, 5lI Seventh street.
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COTTAGE Hill Is located at the terminus of III
n. street cars
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PALMER A GREENS steel fountains arc the
only ones suitable for drawing soda water
from,
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ATTORNEYS AMI AClNIS.
DECORATIONS.
INTERIOR DECORATIONS

523 Seventh, nenr II street.
NEW. STYLISH AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS
FOR SPRING OF ls7a
mai MI sPsI sI9ck 6f FoREiGs RSp S pp
MtEssbl0v PAPEhIiANGINgS, pEGoRATioNe,
CI4LTs,, sIikbE 'TiXTURfs, PIcTuRE fSb
guRTAIS CORDS, LOOPS, NAILs. TAssEIs, he.
DESIGNS. excellent In quality and reasonable In
PICTURE FRAMES Of all desirable styles, with
asood stock q GHRoMoS, PAINTINGS aud In.
CRAVINGS, at fair priceF.
best workmen In the Dlstrict.
l.. J. ROTHR0CK,
mylc.im tCfitici
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Bankers, No. lilS Pennsylvania avenue, pay
per cent on all deposits. I
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THR GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for Gout and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
plants, either OF recent or long standing, are ad
vised TO use Blalrs GOut and Rheumatic Pills.
They can be relied upon rs the most safe and
enectual remedy ever offered 10 the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
PRoUT A HARsAsT, 729 Strand, London, England,
and sold by all druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-15

CAsTuRIA Ia more than substitute for Castor
OH. It Is the only safe article In existence which
| Is certain TO regulate the bowels, cure wind
chOllc aud produce natural sleep. 1t Is pleasant
| to take. No more sleepless mothers or crying
| babies,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-15

ALSO, INDICATED BATHS, OF ALL DIR
SCRlPTIONS, AT DIR. SHEDDS, NO. pO3 1
STREET NORTHWEST. I
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-15

All the justices sat IN bdlo yesterday, and
were engaged as follows W. \. McCuen ap-
| piled to be appointed a. constable for the Dis
| tTlct Of Columbia. The application was filed.
James II. COglan made application for admission
the examiners. Hunter vs.. Cook; judgment be-
low affirmed. Stephen vs., Beall ct al; order for
continuance Of case. Williams vs., Florence
This case occupied the residue OF the time OF
the court, Adjourned,
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LADIES' TRUNKS AND SATCHELS, MEMS
AND BOYS HATS, UMBRELLAs, 3C.; WHITE
SHIRTS AND UNDERCLOrHlNG; COLLARS,
HOSIERY, TIES, &c., AT VERY Low PRICES
FOR CASH. X. &. LEWIS,
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED BY
LAW BQOksEi.LERs AND ipUBfisHRRs.

Wnshipp,trnV an vi ,ro rSshhnsy ilYanIA ANsnne
heyolnti9ni two yole complete IN one, with hnelel
enHrayed portraits from original portraits. Napo-
one, with hnely engraved ortrsiis, The Other
HHlrls; ,hy Mrs A. D. Z. whitney, author Of We
Thqphy, py Geo, Il. Troop, Substance Of the EIpS
sluon o. tue EldeTship Questiont deliyeredb Rev
ierian Law and Usalse; embracing complete parlia.
mentaly laws for church courtr, compiled BY Rev
~ sbyteryi And Rev. Byron Sunderland, ID. D,
pastor FIST Presbyteri n church, Washirgton, D.
Enollshed. foT this large aud powerful body Of
Shriallfn people there b long been needed a
MANUAL OF feHulAtlunH, 20 arranged as Ia, br M
within easy access knowledgn Of the business aud
s sIh nnent o. PreubyteriAn, Church, aud
Mnlqh shall 20 guido 10 Q, cry member, Otieer and
minister 81 me den9minatph and the publisiers
lhqulfe IN tie nope thAt this little volume II re-.
Q i've the appreciation Of PreabyteriAns genetaliS
and meet wtth the success which ID dereTyss myS
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I IsT OF NLw BOOKS FOR SALE AT sHIL-
~ LINGTONB BOOkBTOIiE,
Corner FouEand,GhSif street and fennsylyania

q Phaearel, by ouida; Lard Hops's Choioc, by Ann
x stsbhehs., ihe Alystery of Metr0pOisYille o.
PLt,iha t RIih Grant Coming ,RRce, BY iiulwer'
az w A ,htnsyhidpp r. W ho6inson. The treaty
don nj Blank hooks. Note, Letter aud CAP fafeT,
anu flNlhB cards at the very lnweht priced aIlb
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Kate Raymond and the "waifs Of New York
at the Comlquc tonight Large audiences attest
the popularity Of the play.
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD.
Tp.sc,-,ep wSsssiHHrsfSs . .sa 5
sad WASHINGTON AND TBEwEsr are nov run
ron BALTIMORE
"."' a 81 EIBkH WI b ffiaseSSRass 10 p m,
bsa's at'' aud sA m and !. silS, b9o, q and
ron ALL WAY STATIONS
eaVs daily sheclt sunday, at ~ and so aud
aud @ AID ~ ipa 8 % and az 3 On M SUNDAY
The \ salS and $40 y M trains stop a. The follow
Sn s SS SS SR sYSsfsy Esr Sa sSS 'GP
NJ vi .lSp jsSps I GSt snd ibo 'S SSS M q
~ ron ANNAPoLIs.
leave At $50 a, m and 10 .. m: but no train 10
on from Ani''o'lff S 81 IES6SHaiPS6 LK
foi. ALL PhliTs on ThE WEST
LsaT S. ddliiE sTssgi saturday and Sunday a "a
'. "'' I'LL II RSRISE ! Ks FOL d%s.
From Now York, Philadelphia and baltimore
from I6ilsdsirh iS ana Baltimore n at sDAm
From baltimore AZ sssols ~ st9 aud u 10 a. M.
and o. '"'''TTLSJS jfHSs e Ss sSd lOSoE
Arrive a. q, SIS and 10 70 ., IN
.s sso S he once. " s
avenue, lassengers purchasing tickets al the Ave.
n,le 9thee car there arrange 70 have their baggage
the depot, aud put INTO the baggage car.
vortisCment d Through Line - ~ "
A..i.,.n, Master aH y f.. y sla4E;
General Tlei.t Agent
lAnT General Agent MaahinHtgn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-15

WHITE. clean, sound teeth. all may have by
using daily TuURsToss Ivory fearl Tooth
Powder; price % and 90 cents per bottle.
WELLS MACHtNE-sFRkAD SrRES0TIIKsIS0 ILAs-
TENS, whenever q plaster Is needed, are unri-
vailed. Price 30, %, and % cents each.
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair, all desire II, all
may have 1t by constant use OF TuoNrsoss
Pomade optime. Price, % and 30 cents per
bottle.
LI0nT CoLoRBp Kid Gloves very stylish when
not solled. JOUYESs lnodorOus Kid Glove
Cleaner will renOyate them thoroughly; price %
cents per bottle. All sold by druggists and
fancy dealers.
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-, Chief oasItsg ypP,.l.
DRoPOsALs FOR STONE FOR ROCK ISLAND
1 ARRIVAL

mini Department OF CahtornA
DRoPOsALs FOR STONE FOR ROCK ISLAND
ARSENAL. -,
Rock ISLAND ARsEELL, Ill, April ., ls71
Sealed pTOpossls arr hereby invited Y dsliys! on
fT one. new chop, similar p those alre1dy con.
sttpeted bidders should VISIT the Arse Al aud eL.
m,kins 5ropos% B,d. mutt state price Ier snHc
srS." or other cgnsTuctiSe messuremcnts,, and the
dimension, ashl.r, foounE stones and ru6ble must
viii probably 6e given to one quarry Asher or lace
stOpvs are 70 be laid ~ courses not less t1an eleven
M aSS6s ng sss tSsS Vs ncss SS
or more courses making one course Of ashler;
wide on iiS bed. and The ss, caPs Watsria6le. loot
my arehiSraye fTriSe, eo5nife, and alternate lamb
0Ry door AID window Str Is aud s Ts,srdsGls
sSne Ali otSer .eS s,Suss Vii e tafsn as ssss
aud ths rsmsindeT as footing and hubble NJ AZ
are made TO furnish stone from guarres from which
popo has been used at this Arsenal sample. for e1
hminston and test must he sent ten days before the
bidders must aesiEnate the auarriOs from which
developed TO show that al the stone required can be
ns aTSst soS9aS tSe qaa as persons not nav
bidders must show that satisfactory arrange.
ments have been made for prompt transportation
Deliveries must commence before July D., ls;;s,
aud about i,OD yards may be required before July
Proposals will be opened at 10 8, m, Wednesday.
PrOppsas will he addressed to the undersigned,
stone iop SbaUs "'o '"'s'u'' ff'P'eA' !" VI "''"
A. ~ rs,spI horoh,. ,n,,5 ,n,.r rs,,,,.
,,nns - .y T., ,,,r,,,sb ,,, ~, .uh,r ysrIs -,
block rub6ie, not less than Sis inches thick or ten
10 be backed WIN Iriek VI" '"'''u 'o' '"'a' "O'A'
Il, ne -. pIuIoI,as sn9uh pe inuoIseu ~ wy ~,
hnms,a .''i's"'' 'oi o'one i'f NORTHWESTERN '""'"
Other Information and blanks for. making pro
Pcsais WI be furnished upon SpGes,ion e he un
myS Captain Of Ordnance. Commanding.
INRDppSAIS HnR INpDOyEMFNp nv
niyFRs Am WaRHnns
UsIfIp STATES FsaIStHn OYytcEJ
N"iA" ~ NJ = "a n d. ~, $1,000
puFFALo' X, " kprii "a isIa
AeaIe,l pro,,osais IN nc.ts atii - reo.iyoJ a,
,hs l, "a y. ~ ~ Nm ~
fnInishins p'ateTtaIs ~ snp a. In
~ ma fol onins, riyers AMI SaIi,ora NJ
DIiSKii,K ik ItiioI M Am Naturalization an,
ssr.yaI him., ia ~, " s @nu
AsHTABUhk, uYiIoaSs IsS snu nrsSsinss and and AZ
nj .k h3sSKk nIyEn ONO -ssosoo p,sr.,,sn,,on and
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u,,r n1l11r,s or rm MorR.

Probably there has never 'ec''
time III the history of this ''l'c"''c''
the clear understanding Of the people
md their carncst action IN our po''''.
cal concerns was more important ana
essential than lust now We are apoV'
to emerge froma Radical odn'l''''.r"'
ton Of our State government, anu W
restore TO the people these great con-
stilutlonal rights bcqueOthcd 10 US oy
the fathcrs Of our common country
We nrc on the verge ofa neW existence
and should be making the necessary
preparations TO reccIvcwltII OoSp',No''
hands and joyous hearts llicsreal ooon
that II waiting for u, anu when WIN
become our common properly WhcN
fine results Of ihc December election
nremale known. The rr-cnlrane'lise-
mepl of our hest tried aud oldest cilI-
zcn., together with The large increase
I'm polAlIatlon that has come into our
borders since the last election, guarai-
tees 10 the true mcnof The Sialea most
si,cccssItl aud irlMAf,lont victory
when they again so forward to name
the kind and character of men who
are TO serve them IN administrators the
affairs of the commonwealth. we
must look to the Democratic party anu
It's principles for the dcliverancc we 50
ardently anticipate and desire, and IN
order to mako Il work thorough and
complete, we should organize It's vet
Grams aud recruits, so that Their
work may be systematic and conf
pletc when II il performed. Precinct
clubs should be formed all over
the State, pure men placed III the
van, and in solid and unbVkcn
ranks the people should advance, all
together, and possess themselves of
those rights Of which they have been
deprived by the power thai has pre-
sided over them through, the pariiall-
lies Of the President and hismor Rad
lead Congress Let III arouse proper
enthusiasm upon the subject Of our po-
litlcnl affairs, and on every hill side
and in every valley from the Red river
TO the Rio Grande The camp-ilrcs of
Democmcyshould be klndlcd and kept
ablazc until the redemption of the
State Is fully realized. What shy the
young men and the old Of Texas, the
newcomers, and the gray-laircd pio-
neers, to this proposition? We would
like to see the sircs lead ofl--thc grand
old men who have seen the magnif-
cent commonwealth rise from the tread
Of dcspot feet to the full fipition Of lis
present grandeur, are the most
proper persons to set IN motion the
Democratic ball which Is destined to
crush hepNsthIts,weight every vestige
of Radlcallsm In the State.
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ACirIZEN 0fpuluth whose prominent
weakness * an aversion to water hap
pcncd home one night late last week,
with that peculiar furry sensation
about his tongue and tonsils which gen
tlemcn who rejoite in clubs will re-
member Ms a part OF his experience.
His wife had left standing on n bureau
II tumhler, in which, to some purpose
known to housewives, she had put II
small ball of sillien thread TO soak,
Without observing this fact, Bibulous
seized the tumbler and swallowed the
contents. Feeling thread in his
mouth, he began pulling upon it. To
his horror, yard aftcryard came string
ing forth, until, in an agony of excite
mrnt, he cried out; 'lncy! Lucy for
Gods sake come here. unravcling.
M. Louis HObC.
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4 STORY is told of rcVengctul tray
clcr who packed carpct-bag full of re-
NoVors, and handed il toa gentleman
ly bnggage-smashcr, who had ruined
three or four trunks for him already.
Thc smashcr flung the lag against the
walt savagcIy, and chen threw it ON
the floor and stamped on II, aud jump
ed up aud down ON it, MS usual. AT
about the fourth jump firing began
along the whole line, F0rN-siN re-
volvGls went oil IN rapid succession,
Distributing bullets around the ear
with disgusting carcessness of the
legs of the smasher who was shot IN
six places before he could get out OF
the chr. He rode upon the platform
during the whole of that trip and when
he did enter the car he cncnsed MS
legs IN stovepipe, and ran an iron-clnd
pillow in trontof him 10 push the bag
gage out with.
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AGENTS Nrs York !, tsvltnHierk now,
Wi1i u.,,,hIni tloR, WEAJntnlll' "Nc,y
nl,,nnvp,t lnprs a llouhAm I'll
Orleans; \. MclarYiuw i'pWnin,'yrON, gOi
,',s,,iSu. ~, lOuls; l.D 'pRnyis,
,,ne strenl. rinclhldl'ir n -
lnS vinnslrci ,,.,od oyery
y, ,nomrfinn texcrpl Monday nl Nv gnlr week
MIN s5nrNx'monibhi w Xxx XIV. Tho
dellvarei hy CARRIERS " lnau,in,d pres,
msilv eontains thrlnled AtlelI,ii'na rts of
ana snrelnl dispatches lfln w, market
Nv" .sn',,i,y no 10 ml,lnlalli NJ, , w. NH
liu 'n,r,l ,,ews oir., nndhAlN'i W.
XIV, ,laiy IN every respect .,.o,,
TIIE WEEKLY nElALl, p' nlg n,mnil %
=" ai,,dnv lnhfling, ~ Y Ill nn'nll tho
'llnnh,r 4. ,nnntls, md rpnllln,e ~ and
1,,nntInnl news, dlslAlr ~ , nip,i,
market reports oitlg nlis, ny w saye one
nwIiruAiD Eihc oldest pAl"l,n ,pln. and
nuhiisnni In Texas norih 81 A"a' mn,lly
In IL pollilcnl course ~, w ,nirc cnli,
mnner l,m9 always enjoyed llle ru,,' T,xos
ndru,' of ihp people Of N0llllrlamn t v,toin
',,rny IA retall ollrOld irlpn1r, glu t' W.,
,n,,,v inure now pnrs We iTp''''f
llrli'ihe Glynr0f lllc pvnpr,.s M odynr
TEilMl ~ subscription nlli UNA MO-.
lI,inq viii W. found ~ W. in1al'' lPr1.'
"'T I. W. sWlNnbhMb,iM,i.hWels.
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0hed1ailg4erald
,.i,ilsnNAl.

We were plcoscd TO meet IN our Guy NV
Yesterday, that clever gentleman, W. D.,
!, n, NIills, of Interchangeable y one OF
the livclIpst and irucsl men u our
county. By Che why, the Doctor Is
agent for rlE lIgnAln, and we ''''S'
viii impress upon his people lNcnccc'-
slW or supporting their county papers
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nnd ihni IN Wch counties basc lNudr
lad been thu. prNcllccfl at the two Inst
elections
The only remedy for such wrongs,
aud The only guarantee for honest cloc"
tons hereafter, was TO wipe out these
old llsts, and have an eutlrelyncw reg
stlaiion IN cach now election precinct
The County Gourlof Dallas, TO ilscrcd-
II, has divided the county into sixteen
election precincts; The boundario7 of
each, however, should be Immediately
published for the information OF the
people. 80 man viii have 10 ride
more than one to probably five miles
10 register or to vote, and ne pays no
fec for rculslr0ti0n, nor d * hcWqulrc
any certificate. Only persons wishing
10 vote ont Of their own precinct cor
county. us the rnsc may hcl, are re-
mlrcd togct certificate 0fWglsimlion.
The true policy IL for every man who
can, to vote in his own election pre-
rlnct.
The people must remember that I'M
der the Radical State Constitution, reg
lstrution h nm absolute necessity. M
man can vote or hold office WHO'S not
registered. Democrats ~ q principle,
do not believe in registration, but ihcy
cannot yet Nyoid Che necessity.
The nest step 10 be taken IS for MI
John NJ. Laws, our District Clerk, who
IL Chief Registrar of the county, l'
Give nollrc OF the time and plnce u
REGISTRATION in each Of the ISlcrl
election precincts, and ~ appoint IRON
among the citizens of cnch u coupe
tent deputy, to attend for five days ono
register the votcrs. That is the whole
of the matter, and must be attended tC
between the 18th of July and the 5ii
Of August.
| trust, Mr. Editor thnt aS amal!el
Of vital Importance to the people, yol
will at once publish the order of the
County Court dividing The county into
election precincts, giving the boundo'
rlcs of cnch, so that every man mai
know in which precinct lac live. II
Is only necessary for the people to I'M
dcrstand the mntlerto be satisfied OF
it, simplicityand Justice. J, H. y,
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TIE oldest white inhubitunt OF Min
ncsola has been heard from. lljsnamc
Is r. :. Smlding, and in q recent let
ter he says
81 claim 10 be The first white chill
horn in what Is NOW the State of Min
ncsotn. ON thc26th of February, 1871
/ was born inside the walls of Fort
>Snclliug ncnrSt Peter. My father
stephen Spalding, ran n canoe Win
me in il, in 1873, toSt. Louis, and from
that day to the present | have never
returned to Minnesota. Born in Min
ncsota, raised in Missouri aud gradu-
aled in thc Rocky Mountains, | have
caught more beaver than all the New
house traps combined. fought in
| the Mexican war, and God only knows
how many MeXicmls killed though
| don't know az killed any. ON thc
10th Of August, 1859, discovered the
first gold ever found on the west slope
of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado.
The mines | discovered were good, hut
my own were good for nothing. y
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a CARD.

We are doing an auction and COM
mission business, nj the corner of Elm
and Market streets prominently oiut),
in this beautiful and growing city, and
we solicit consignmcuts OF flour, grain
live stock and everything needed by
this rapidly Increasing population
We are also doing a real estate husi-
ness - buying selling and locating
lands, examining titles, paying taxes,
collecting rents, etc We sell at public
or private sale rs instructed, andmake
liberal advances on consignmonts. Our
motto: "Quicl; sales and prompt re-
turns Respectfully,
NJ. \. HIBBLER Il co.
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nAYLANn ORPHANS. HOME

a regular monthly meeting of the
Trustees of Bayland Orphans Home
was held at the office Of {. $. Long
cope Houston, Texas, July5, 1875.
: Prcsont--Wm. j. lIutchins, presi-
dent; d. A. Shepherd, Treasurer; H..
L. Glllettcs, Secretary; Aslibel Smith
and c.S. Longcope.
The mnutesof thelast meetingwere
read and approved.
The Treasurer read the following re-
port Of money received for the month
of June:
rom Thos. w. Wilson, son OF II.
ii. Wilson, the entire contents
OF savings sll o. 81 A,
Houston House contribution box 81 %
a friohh..-...."......'..a... ........... 2Uu
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n Ns'IaIN NH'' '7N' Y. FVET'
ItcSpcctlulN informs tlc citizens Or Dallas
thul ln graduated in tie Nurinn StUtr Med
icl Cullrur. March, lNil; was surgeon al
Ihymhputgp lluspiiul, R.rhuIund, NiwluiH
dutug lhp war. rhnl was one of the largest
In the tuuiedrrncy there was ample room
Tor 8,OM paliculS llc has been in active
practice Iii NiHinin from the close OF the war
umtll the 2lta day OF DccCmhcr lSl3, when Ir
left for Texas. he has located in this city,
ana offers hissrlyiccs 10 the public, Refer to
Messis, Clark ~ bryan,
aHaOlllco and residence. North at tumhct-
land Presbyterian church between Houston
and Iril,lAou Streets 2ll3n
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VIII purchase and srll lands and city prop
crtN, investigate ana perfect titles, locate land
certificates, and collect claims in any part of
the state. Prompt attention will De given all
business intrusted TO Us.
Refer to Mai w. w. Walton, Spencer & Ne
Gill, Austin; Ball, IIutchinS y Co., II. f..
George, Galveston; L.. =. Hart ~ Co., Wheel
ock Finluy 4 Co., New Orleans; w. b. Green
law, Memphis, Tennessee; Il. H. Chase d Co.,
Louisville, Kentucky; CochrHuc, McClanc q
Co., W. II. Schetin d Co., New York: Will
son, Hood Il Co" Philadelphia; Marmodukc
II Brown, st. Louis. dGw3m
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Respectfully submitted.

d. A. SHEPHERD, Treasurer.
To which the Superintendent adds,
From John Collins, box breakfast
teal &C. Philinius, proprietor of Cane
City Mills of Missouri, l barrel flour
on exhibition at last State. Fair; R. +.
George, | box medicine
Adjourned to first Saturday in An.
gust II. +. GII-LETrE,
Secretary.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-27

'1NfIE Subscriber having bought the old stand Of
L Mca.e " Armstrong, has enlarged the business
affords. will do WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL
trade in the following products.
, 1873-05-30

Tue last dodge rcBorted to by tho friends of
Mr. Craig to deceive tho public ia tho publica-
tion Of u lottor from A1r. John B. Cotton. OF
this gentleman tho following recently appeared
In this paper:
hr. JOHN Uolton, tho wot known "nncdicfnc man n
Of aaleahurg and vlculty, ia ono Of tho active sup
porcra Of Craig In tho rrcson Judicial contest in tho
Fifth District. A. Coltons father a. and has been for
long ttmo one OF tho Directors md largest stock
holaors III tho Chicago, Burlington Quincy 1sailroad
It Ia perfectly proper for mr. Cotton to support Craig
II ho chooses, but tho public will give him credit ut
least for knowing which ado hts bread IL bulaorc
Tho Inference ts pretty strong TINT tho rasroad
consider hcir interests saor in tho hands Of Craig
than In those Of Lawrence.
TO break tho forco Of these facts, Mr. Cotton
has consented to write lottor in which ho pro-
foaues to support Judge Lawrence as n railsoad
nun. He Bays:
have always been In favor OF Judge Lawrence,
nnd II ye Until the day Of election, el,a certainly
caat my vote for him, knowing TINT ho ts IN honest
man. lawyer Of tho highest ability, and we'll fitted to
occupy tho position of Supreme Judge. lila dccis-
tons during the present term, with regard to rail-
roads, have been entirely satisfactory, and although
may DO prejndiccd In his favor, interested in
tho honorable SUCCESS Of raiiroads, believe have
the sae right to expreea my preference for him that
othcr8 hRvo to oxpresg their preference for Judge
Craig. Personally, hayo tho ktndcst feelings for
hoh candidates. but like every other citizen, shnii
vote for what believe to 10 for my best ntercBtH md
shall not utao those opposed to my views for voting
for thcir 1ntcrcat. JOHN q. CoLroN,
GALEspuno, May 27, 1873,
This is altogether " too thin" to deceive any
person who knows john D. Cotton or Judge
I,nwroncn.