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Southern Warehouse Company.

Southern Warehouse Company,
GfrrdiS street, nenr GrecnrMe and Columbia
Railroad
5 prepared to receive COTTON and other
L property upon Storage. and to mako al.
rsncts upon tho came. Cotton lh:ppcd to
tins house will be stored subject to the order
uf tho nwncr, and tho lowest rates charged
Tor storage. All property 30 stored will be
insured III good reliable companies, il insur-
ance is desired; and R.ivaI ccs will he made
at the lowest banking rates. Our storehouscs
ara so located that drayagc ia not necessary
and no charge for handling will be made
All busin.ss conmunicalious should be
addres scd to the Treasurer
IDWARD HOPE, President.
FnwIN /. GARY. Treasurer. Marcel, 3m
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LARGELY INCREASED

Within few days past and is now ore COM
plete than ever before. embracing, in every
variety, all tl.e leading styles and quality OF
Veh!cles Ill demand III this market.
The stock OF HARNESS is also con,plete
Frices very low. W. K. GREENFIELD.
Feb 26
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II ;o;i,rr ;o;i,rr,,, Ns.tSo!
Mills House Sale Stables.

Mills House Sale Stables. .f''
~ THE dsrsignlsd, having purchased.
81. I9form their friends thatthey still keep
on hand first class Single and Double
Harness Horses, Saddle Horses and Mules,
which they are prepared to sell On most rea-
aonable terms. R:GRAHAM d co.
JonA N.LoNd. Agent. ~. Maya Il
ns.''Asc For saIe.. 9..i- 4
a HOUSE and LOT. on Taylor, be!
MIH6 tween Henderson and Barnwell streets;
Atronting on Taylor street 7B feet, run
ming back l55 feet, more OF less. The. house
contAtpe -four rooms on the frat story and
fo1r tnhn1she ed rooms on the second story-a
very oonyenfent residence. For particulars,
inquire at r"@:, 'o: G.. C1EROKS'. !;
April "a. ,;s
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Shot Dow

Tho United States General has caused the
lava beds to smell Of the burning Of powder,
30 this "lbdian Maid" has caused Columbia
to small of the b1rning Of toh4cco. May1I
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GREENFIELD'S
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.

F1IHE CARRIAGE stock at the corner O:
l. Lady and Main streets hae been
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-28

WHEN writing 20 advertisers please mention
" The name 81 this paper.
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Raisins in California.

The San francisco bulletin asserts that
experiments have been carried far enough
now 10 show that all the raisins needed for
consumption in the United States can be
made ia California. and not inferior arti-
cles either. but equal to the very best inn
ported. II says: = II does not even ~
luirc artificial heat or costly machinery.
although grape. can bc converted more
'apdly by an artificial process. The man
utacture of raisins Is about H. simple as
that Of making dried apples. The process
i perfect enough when the grapes are laid
on the dry, warm ground. All the vines
now IN bearing. which do not produce
grapes suitable for raisius. can be changed
rapidly by root-gratling. Even the COM
mon Mission grape makes good rai>in.
much better than the second quality of
those known To commerce. OF course.
Matchmaking requires considerable una
nipulation. II Is a business requiring
attention to many small details. The
punches of grapes must be cut of at the
right time. spread ont 10 dry, carefully
watched, turned over. assorted. packed.
and finally put up in the most attractive
way. But. after al there j. not more at
tentlOn TO details than l. required in the
conduct OLA successful dairy. There can
not bc much OF speculation about the
business. Only so many grapes can be
raised on an acre. and IL they are OF the
best sorts. the amount of raiSins which
can be made will be known in advance.
II i doubtful ii up to this time the vine
growers Of this State have realized their
expectations ofprofit from their vineyards.
'rapcs have brought low prices. Wine
cannot be made profitably except by ex-
pcrts. Many vineyards are remote from
market. But if there be added this new
Resource it will make little difference a. to
me rcmoteness of the vineyard. The
irult-gr0wers have already found "A way out
OF their difficulties by a better process of
irving fruit. The grape-growcrs will yet
ma an important outlet in the same di-
rectinnr
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Scrofula. or Kings Evil. Whit,

iNrllmgs, Ulcers, Erysipelas, swelled Neck,
ioitre, Scrofulous lnlammations, lndolent
nilammatioas, Mcrcunal Affections old
Sores. Eruptions Of the Skin, Sore Eyes. etc.
n these, as Ia all other constitutional Dis
rases WALKER's VINEGAR BITTERs have
hnwn their gEcat curative powers IN the
-AuA. nhstinain md niranlahln cases
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FILL YOUR POCKET S MiIH

BY selling new articIe sts Az hlfIt. Fals - PCT
cent send - cents sample. or cts. for terms.
Address A. q. HURLBUTT CO.. Troy. y. ~.
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~ Boston bass singer leaves for New
York on the Saturday night express. sings
morning and afternoon, and returns to
boston on the Sunday night express. He
n nas al his expenses paid, and receives 81
600 salary.
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For Inilammatory and Chronic
For Skin Diseases. Ernptions. let.

ter. salt Rhcum, Blotches, Spots. Pmples.
Pustulcs, Bos. Carbuncles, Ring-worms,
Scald head. Sore Eyes. Erysipelas, Itch,
Scurfs piscolorations Of the Skin, Humors
and Diseases Of the Skin Of whatever name
or nature, are literally dug up and carried
out of the system in short time 10y the use
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No Person can take these Bitters

icrordIng to directions, and remain long
nwcll, provided their bones are not de-
lgoyed by mineral poison or other
Means, and vital organs wasted beyond
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ear DltIcrS arc q purely vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
i've herbs found on the lower ranges Of
The Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor-
MIA, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted thercirom without the USE
of Alcohol The question is almost
daily asked. What is the cause Of the
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR BIT
rERsW Our answer is, that they remOy
The cause of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and a life giving principle,
a perfect Renovator and lnvigOratOr
Of the system. Never before in the
history Of the world has medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities of VINEGAR BITTERs in healing the
sick of every disease man is heir TO- They
are a gentle Purgative as well as a Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation of
the Liver and Nisceral Organs in Bilious
Diseases.
The properties of DIR. WALKERS
VINEGAR BITTERs are Aperient, Diaphoretic,
Canninative Nutritious Laxative, Diuretic,
Sedative, Counter lritaHt, Sudortic, Altera-
i've and Ambitious.
Grairlu! Thousands proclaim YIN
GGAE BIlTERs the most wonderful In
cicorant that ever sustained the sinking
SYSTEM
No Person can take these Bitters
crording to directions, and remain long
nwell, provided their bones are not de-
lroyed by mineral poison or other
neaus, and vital organs wasted beyond
epar.
Bilious. Remittent and Inter-
Uilirht FeyerS. which are so preva-
nni in the valleys of our great rivers
aroughOut the United States, especially
hose Of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri,
Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan-
.s. Red, Colorado, B~zos, Rio Grande,
earl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro-
nukc. James, and many others, with
heir vast tributaries, throughout our
Elrc country during the Summer and
autumn, and remarkably so during sea-
ins Of unusual heat and dryness, are
vmiably accompanied by extensive de-
lngcmenis of the stomach and liver,
IA other abdominal viscera. In tkeir
oatment, a purgativc, eXerting pow
tisl influence upon these various or
ans, is essentially necessary. There
no cathartic for the purpose equal to
jk. j. WALKERS VINEGAR BTTTERS,
IS they will speedily remove the dark
oored viscid matter with which the
owels are loaded, at the same time
.timulating the secretions of the liver,
nd generally restoring the healthy
unctions of the digestive organs.
F0rtiiy the body against disease
~ purifying all its fluids with VINEGAR
sIrrERs No epidemic can take hold
Il system thus forc-armed
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head
che, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs.
rightness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour
Fluctuations Of the Stomach, Bad Taste
III HE Mouth. Bilious Attacks, Palpita-
fation Of the Heart, Inflammation Of the
Lungs, Pain in the region of the Kid
neys, and a hundred other painful symp-
toms, are the offsprings of Dyspepsia.
one bottle will prove better guarantee
of its merits than a lengthy advertise
mcut.
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Coz FER DAY Commission or sac wee
y - Salary, aud expenses. We offer II aud vii
pay IL. Apply nov. q. Weber a Co., Marion, o.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-07

We think the people should act openly,
after full and free discussion, on all the mat
tiers involved in the canvass II the Demo
cratic party-composed as Il is Of the ma
jority, and constituted OF the mess Of the
virtue and intelligence Of the country
cannot be trusted, can less number OF
mixed principles and mixed colors, organ
lied into a Grange, imported from Illinois,
save the country
We cannot afford to divide: we cannot
afford 10 mix; we cannot afford to assaiI
the organization upon which our only hope
Of redemption depends. II leaders have
betrayed the people; If the politicians Of
the Democratic party are not 70 be trusted
Il reform in organization or in policy is de-
handed; the peOple-the virtuous and in
telligent masses-WhO rule our councils, can
throw overheard the leaders and politicians,
choose other leaders from among themselves.
reform the organization and amend the
policy Of the party. But they have no cause
to borrow from Illinois an organizatIon in
tended Tor 3 special purpose, having refer
ence TO evils that are local. secret and ex-
elusive, q proscdpiiTe organization, Of
c0ngi0aerafe colog4 principle AID poiicv.
the necessary ari inevitable effect Of which.
II Il Is potent at al, viii betoput the State.
Tor another four years, under Radical do
miniOn- fldiGlotg Bsiiefin
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COMMUNICATED

AUSTIN, August 4, 1878.
Editors SatesHdH-YOur journalistic but not Radical
brother Of the journal, in his issue Of the second
inst misrepresents in chasing with those who
interrupted Mr. Holland while speaking at the Demo
cratic coored mems barbecue, and in stating that
said: 'The Radicals had stolen all the taxes and run
OF with the money"
did not interrupt any while speaking, nor did
/ make such assertion Is the one quoted from the
Journal but did inquire after Davidson, and made
slight reference TO the Peabody school fund, now
withheld from Texas on account OF the unsettled con-
ditiOn Of our school matters, consequent from our
present Radical administration.
said nothing Of the printing BILL the police law, the
enabling act-didn't mention the name or DE Gressl
nor any OF his many subordinate school fund
nv remarks were directed to the abuses Of the pres
ent administration, and did make an appeal to the
cOlored men to cooperate with their white Southern
brothers, rather than with Radical carpet Daggers and
thieves who only associate with coored citizens to get
their money or votes and 70 abuse their confidence
was invited to 90 to the c0Ored mems barbecue and
went. was invited to address them, and did ad-
dress them with ferveney and zeal in the good old
felt perfectly atberty to point the finger Of
at Radcalsm and to hold up the monster TO the de-
testatiOn Of my colored brothers, fer knew OF no
limitation restriction TO political subjects until
after concluding my address, which was sincerely IN
tended for the benefit Of the coored men OF Travis
county, who deserve credit not only ior their previous
praisewhOrthy action on this occasion.
Jacob Raimey and Henry Dickinson at "the Demo
cratic eoered mems barbecue as the Journal calls Il
were the heroes OF the occasion for they with their
friends preserved order and prevented boodshed,
which was contrary TO the desire OF few white Radi
calls who seemed bent on mischief.
The meeting was promptly adjourned by the action
OF the coored In order to prevent violence, and
taking Il on the whole, the Democratic eoored men
barbecue was great success, and Will no doubt draw
of many colOred citizens from the carpet baggers 10
Very respectfully,
II MoupUTa
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SALE OF LAND IN
AITSTTN COUNTY


The undersigned, as agents and attorneys in fact
Of General Dabney H. Maury, Of Nashville, Tennessee,
viii on the first Tuesday Second day. of September
A. ID. 1873, offer for sale and sell for cash. united
States currency and at public cutlery to the highest
bidder at the court house door in Beeville Austin
county, Texas within legal hours, -Four Hundred and
Seyenty-six Acres OF land In said Austin county de-
scribed as follows:
Being part Of the league Of land granted TO John Lit
tie, and part Of the league granted 10 X NJ William
son. on the west side Of the Brazos nyer about six
miles below the town Of San Felipe beginning az the
enath corner OF the 1000 tract conveyed by JwEcs
Hillyard to Jasper Hensley, by deed dated -----;
thence north 4B east 1869 varaa 10 the sOnth cor
OF the $40 acres part OF said 1000 acres sold by
William Green, as sheriff, TO ----; thence north
Az west 33361 20 the northwest corner OF said
$40 acre tract thence south a. east 1147 the
lower northwest corner OF subdivision No. I3 In
Henry Vernes southeast line; thence south az east
$40 20 the southeast of subdi sison No
~ thence south 45<, west $685. yaras TO corner IN
the south line Of said 1000 tract thence south
AZ, east 2163 TO the beginning OF south cor.
OF said 1000 acre tract containing 4l6 Of land
and compromising lots Noe. - 49, IA, IS, 49, IL 1S
49, 90 81 - and 28, OF the subdivision Of said 1000
acre tract, as plotted and surveyed by b. f. Elliott.
This saleis made under the provisions OF deed Of
trust 10 secure the payment of Twelve Hundred and
Twelve Dollars and Sxtysix Cents (el2l2 co. with
per cent interest thereon from the hrst OF MAY last
due from DR.. Louis A. Bryan to the aforesaid Dabncy
II. Maury, trustee IN said deed Of trust
HUNT a HOLLAND,
Attorneys in fact for Dabney II Maury, Trustee
au7 vat
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o .ssers ..,p tl-5u.. tie i.tssisr q ne VTcsissa
states We were surprised 70 fnG the great dsmand
ihefe J. for .tparkers Compound FInld Extract
Bacbn Afpaccs remote from rziroad OF river Il =
foand % meet with = ready sale. The amount Of
kd1cy diseases IN . farming community s. great.
and the farmers have found that 10 medicine Is 20
suited % their various wants o. gives such prompt
relief this valuable extract Sold By an druggists
everywhere. 3dst wit
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New Advertisements.
A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
Within legal hours, on TUESDAY, Second day Of
September, 1873, will sell before the door Of the
court house Of Travis county, At public auction 10 the
highest bidder on a credit Of SIX months, with ap
proved personal security, and mortgage on property
sold, the following property, viz:
20 Smith Newton.
SIS acres Of land in IIaskI county Texas. ont Of
the grant to Levi Jackson.
g. Lots Nos. ], 2 g. A. 8 6, 2 and &, In block No ~
In Austin, Texas, with Improvements.
4 5O5 feet by 1888 feet Of land OF the J. N. Thomas
subdivision, OF lot No &C. In division d. Of the ont
lots OF the city OF Austin. with Improvements.
3 Lot No. z In block 1874, in Austin. Texas
The above property viii be sold In the order 81 pre-.
cedence above set out until enough money IL hid al
u sold as the property OF the estate OF J. b. Thomas
deceased for the payment OF debts by order Of the
District Court OF Travis county granted June IL iSla
Land will be sold IN tracts Of not than 40 acres
each, plats Of which will be exhibited on day OF sale
Papers must be paid for ny purchaser
d. II. DAVIS,
Administrator OF estate OF J. NJ. Thomas, deed.
AUSTIN, August 4, 1873 au4 wit
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soNE Of the young folks o. oar city met last satur-
day night and organized themselves into social club,
under the name Of Lone Star Club. TIE object q
which e amusement and also 70 instruct The follow
Ing are the officers for the st quarter: President, C.
Sheppard; Secretary, B. o-Neal; Treasurer, Frank
Deaenbaugh: Dooskeeper, 7. Piaft- The club IL 70
meet next Friday night A. $50 We have no doubt
there h plenty Of fan in store for the young people,
now that this club has organized. Membership can be
had By applying 70 the President.
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The Corpus Christi Castle says that,
with. ordinary In seasons, that section Of
country can produce as well - other sec
tiOns Of the State. Some large crops Of
corn arc being made this season. Just 50.
Plant a. the right nine and work wen, and
heaven will take care Of the rest and give
the increase.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-07

THE Augusta Ctronicis Ga6 Saiiael puz-
lies Is mathematical readers in this way
Use the numerals ]. :, 3, 4. sc, Z, s, 9,
IN such manner as to make 100. no more
nor less. employing each figure only once.
and AZ the hsnres to be used; acfeure 10 be
used but one time, whether as . frnclion OF
whole number Can any Of oar rcaicrs give
Q. lla .olollonlr
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NEW wARDs.-A good deal OF confusion prevails In
the minds q city voters about the location and limits
Of the wards A the ordinance has failed to reach
the eyes OF great many OF our citizens we would ad
wise all such get copy OF It at and carefully
examine the new city subdivision
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-07

RkaHTRATIoz commenced in Ward No 2. Al J. D.
Hiekeys store, on the 4th Il will be continued for
i've days IN each ward Let Ell the citizens Of that
ward register and be prepared TO vote the waterand
gas proposition.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-07

YKsTzHDAy We saw the Gag upon the capitol flying
Al full mast We naturally supposed II was In COM
memoraton Of considerable event. but upon In
Quiry learned It only recognition that Governor
Davis had at last, after his prOtaced political SQUAD
hlcs In Washington, returned 30 his poet Of duty.
What has become Of attendants the Tag didn't say.
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The Democracy Of Precinct No. are requested to
meet at Beyman's store Saturday, August l6, for
the purpose Of selecting delegates to County Conven
ton to meet at Austin August 49, and also to transact
snch other business as may be found necessary
W. c. WALSH.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-07

YESTERDAY We received large stock Of new and
magnificent JOB material. With every kind Of type
Of the very latest STYLE prepared to do job
work unsurpassed in the country. Orders are re-
specially solicited and they win be filled with entire
safsfaciion.
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The public win take notice that the school session
Of the Institute for the B AUSTIN viii commence
ON the third Wednesday in September Read the no
tice Of the Superintendent, Z. NJ wheelock Esq. II
our adyeftisInf columns
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SUNDAY night party Of United States soldiers at
tempted 20 break into the house OF Mrs. Day Three
Of them were arrested. Again, yesterday morning,
eight more arrested and lodged in jail for drunk
enneaa and dIanrlerlY condncf
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An infinite multitude q diseases Eaii upon B9mfna
footsteps from the cradle % the rfage aud long
a. she exposes herself 20 the various ficssfudes -
weather and changing scenes 81 fe'f 1ffai foc.
long win she De he recipient 81 tronbIes pecniri
her sex. Bat few lafiea exempt from some form ~
female complaint The diseases and symptoms n some
o. Hose affections alluded 70 are lolloHf. CorOss
talon Sick Headache dinculiy o. BfcafhfnR 6m0i6-
erng aennafiona Pronpsus uled and liberation cold
feet and handa 8lddlnct8 and Swimming n the IIcld
Pain IN The side and back Low spirits and Melancholy
Mental and Physical frostraiion. WaEelnIneas lndI-
gesflon. Constipation Torpid Liver and a thai rIa.
u chronic coppIalnfs pcc1iiaf 70 the female an ~
peculiar and valuable combustion known 81 DI1n.
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We had the honor OF call, on Thursday evening
last. from Mr. John II. Andrick editor Of th'
McGregor TINES Iowa. Glad to see the Northwest
editors among M and trust they win report favor
ably OF our state and people.
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ANEN A4hAJNrEl4c, August - 1910
Editor Stdtesman-In reply to an inquiry
in your paper Of the first inst, regarding
the object of the German Convention. win
state, for your information. that by referring
to the signers from the different counties for
said call / notice some of the principal
Radicals. also a few good men Who how
ever, have no political prominence. fur
thef question the authority of such names,
as several Of the papers publishing said call
are known to misfepresent and use names
without consent. Those favoring the move
say the object is to oppose Temperance and
Sunday laWs-furthermore, to make their
votes count ca aRdSSe in the coming election
for the different Offices. Whichever party
viii make the necessary pledges win have
their united support As the Radical Con-
ventiOn viii meet first, the calculation is to
carry the German element into the Radical
camp. In said convention. of course, every
thing viii be promised. What would they
not promise to get into power and office,
knowing their chance 20 be hOpelessl
Yesterday a meeting was held at this
place, in which meeting thirty-six resolved
to send delegates to said German Conven-
ton, against twenty-nine to the contrary.
This is by no means the sentiment Of our
people, and this result would not have been
obtained had the object Of the meeting
been more generally known and understood.
In the next few days remonstranees by
overwhelming numbers win be made
against this move, Of which viii cOmmu-
nicate the result.
Respectfully,
A GER,lAN-AsERICN CITIzEN.
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ATTENTION. called TO the card OF the Washington
Hotel. Galveston. This house has lately been pur-
chased and entirely roatted by Mr. John Summers late
81 the Exchange; Mr., Summers keeps Of the very
beat hotels In Texas and attends closely to the
fist Of his guests The Washington Hotel Il in the
business centre Of Galveston.
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WEregret 10 learn BY letter received by Capt. W.
a. Pitts. that Col n L. Norton OF Lockhart, ac-
Of private engagements, will not be able TO com
ply with the CALL made upon him, by many friends in
this city. 20 address his fellow-citizens on next
Saturday AZ previously announced. We hope to
hear from him AZ some future day during the coming