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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-04

A LARGE assortment OF Tapestry
Hassocks and Ottomans, at greatly re-
duced price,, just opened 10y
J. w. FERREL.
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DoN'T forget that the pos;office will
only be open from 81 to s o'clock THU
morning.
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The Sixth aud Eighth warders will
revel in fireworks tonight, and will b'
happy.
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FoR elegantly favored roasted coffee
and strictly pure spices, call on Turner
& Co. No. 1910 Main street.
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WE offer so pieces OF A Pereales
all the late styles, worth % cents at
* STONE Il THOMAS.
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We expect to have a crop OF acct
dents from the careless use OF firearms
TO relste in our next Issue.
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CHEAT PTANo.-An elegant SteiBway
Piano, used but little and in perfect
order, for sale at large reduction at
Adams Il Lucas, 1927 Market street.
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ABOUT two-thirds OF the population
of Wheeling will HE to the woods to-
dav.
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LOWER STlLL.-We offer Black Silks
and Black Alpacss bought at g
slaughter, at wonderfully low rates;
STONE IL THOMAS.
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DoN'r get 70 tired that you will b
unable to attend church tomorrow.
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ALL the manufactures about thu
city have shut down until Monday.
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"GoINe to see the comet" is the way
loyesick girls comet over their mothers.
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TIE Sunday Neps will be issued a
usual Tomorrow morning
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COLLECTORS say the money market il
very" tight"
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THE weather yesterday was delight
FULLY pleasant for July.
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The Board OF Commissioners hold
special meeting on Monday morning.
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FIRE works were displayed from
every corner last night
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TIE streets were full OF Fourth o.
Julyers last night.
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THEM hulligan fellows" had better
let up.
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TRANSPORTATION
Baltimore ( Ohio XaiIroad n
La =; .3szzSEk Essu

ON AND AFTER MONDAY. ~
" 1874, Trains will leave WheelinSa ~ y
lows, Wheeling time: as FOL.
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BRLLAIRE.

TIE Belmont Glsss Works have
made Is per cent. during the last SIX
months run, which has just been closed.
This is encouraging, as the works but
little more than paid expenses, hereto
fore, and can be accounted for by the
strict attention which each officer has
paid to his respective duty.
w. R. SMITH, one of the workmen at
Carol Il Arnstrong's planning mile,
had the forefuger on bis right hand
sawed entirely through nearly the
entire length, by circular saw on
edns.dsy. DR.. Harver dressed the
wound, but it is not certain vet but that
the finger will have to be amputated.
Az the Rev. l. J. Spencer was start
Jog from B=thsny on Wednesday, HE
hor,e became frightened and stsrtet to
run. Mr.. Spencer seized the lines and
prevented the horse from running, but
be turned short around and upset the
buggy, throwing Mr. Spencer out aud
:ujuring him slightly. His face wac
cut add be had some bruises on his
body, but nothing serious.
Ns,sRs. J. T. MERCER and c. S. S.
Baron, President and Superintendent Of
the Baron Manufacturing Company
are at present in New York city, on
bushes. for the firm.
F. N. SsIvELr his, purchased C NJ
Quimby's news depot, and will conduct
the business at that stand hereafter.
Wuh.sr the body of 4 Mrs. Guyton
toho belongs to Rush Run and who
was drowned the first Of the week, wa,
sund last night at Fishing Creek, below
| town.
TEE last thing We Faw az we left Bel
laire, about one o'clock, wac crowci
OF men and boys on Belmont street and
ore OF the M,rshals followed by half
the lo,fers in town, making tracks W
the street past the city jail. We were
told they were in pursuit Of Jake Spell
del, who was OF spree, and had been
breaking things up generally down al
Strobers saloon. Jake is ssld to
make good time when on the run, and
tears were expressed that he would be
hard to catch. We imagine the men
are running yet, as We have had no
word 10 the contrary.
Born Touring mills and all the mag
ui.ctories will close on the Fourth, a.
well as most places OF business.
TEE usual services will be held in all
the churches on the Sabbath day.
OSl OF the best fellows" in town has
been on a spree, and "he was the worst
looking one in the crowd" That's
what two old men said on the street
to day. Who is he? L. L.
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surrey duI eT.clually control them. : he
testimony OF our nest citizens. Of all clHS.cS
establlshes the fact, that CHERRY PECTOR.
AL will and does re- ieye and cure the atiIc'-
ing disorders OF the Throat OnG LUNGS Dc
yOnd any other medicine The mCht dan
gerOus affections Of ia. Pulminary Or. ans
Yield TO It's power; and case Of COnSumpt.
ion, cured by this preparation, are publicly
known, so remarkable a. hardly 10 be
believed were they not proven beyond dis
pute. As remedy II Is adequate, ON which
the public may rely for full protection. By
curing Coughs, the iOTsTunneis Of more
serious disease, II saves unnumbered lives
and An amount OF suffering not 10 be COM
puted. IT challenges trial, and convince
tue most skepticai. Every family should
keep II on hand as A protection against the
early and unperceiyed attack Of Pulmonary
Affections, which are easily met AT first. Dui
which become incuTable, and too often
fatal, II neglected. Tender lungs need this
defence and q Is uBwise 20 be without II.
AS a safeguard 10 children, amid the dis
tresslng diseases which bpset the Throat and
Chest OF Childhood, CHEEKY PICTORIAL
Is invaluable; for, by IL timely use, n uItI-
tudeg are rescued from premature grave
and saved to the love and a1ectiOn cent? Ell
on them. 10 acts speedily and surely sgai DH
ordinary cOiJs, securing sOnnd and health
restoring sleep. NO one Will suffer trouble
some Influenza and palniul bronchitis,
when they know how easily they can be
cured.
Originally the product Of long, labOriouE,
and successful chemical investigation, no
cost or tell is spared In making every bottle
ia the utmost possible perfection. IL may
be confidently relied upon as possessing al!
the virtuesit has ever exhibited, and caps'
bic OF producing cures a. memorable a.
the greatest 1t has ever effected.
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JUNE was one OF the hottest months
on record.
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TEE comet was plainly visible last
evening.
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A-Y ER
CHI erry PeCtora all
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs, such
a. Coughs, colds, WhOOping Cough,
bronchitis, Asthma, and
Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries Of mo-
dern science, lew
arc OF more T-al
value tOmankigd
than this enectual
remedy for all Cls-
eases OftbeJllTOst
and l. U n gs- A
vast trial OiiIR viz
tues, throughout
this snd OF b =
cOu ntrieP, has
EIoWn tlpfifdUTg
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STEAM aoATs.

UIuCHunAII IIuubPVI
Cenapany's Packets
UouRIER,.......Ca Capt. JACK HARRIson'
EXPRESS. Capt. PHIL. ANsGHuIi,.
the COURIER leaves Wheel-
sl7Tttfing for Parkersburg every Iue 3;
hday, Thursday and Saturday al
NJ O'CLOCK A hi. Returning leavesiPark,
srspurg every Monday, Wednesday ana
friday at 6 O'Clock a. M. perr.
THE EXPRESS leaves Wheeling loI fa MA
ersburg every Monday, Iedness aa yss S~S
rIiSsy eyeyy Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday at g o'clock a. NJ.
For freight or passage apply to
TN c. ii. BOOTH & CO.,
,z Agents.
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MAKING CASH TELL !

We COMMENCE OUR CASH BUSINESS
To-DAYBY OFFERING:
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-29
BY TELEGRAPH II

IiT1hE Rock, April 2s.-No material
change. Baxter has a. six-pounder gun
planted on tho corner of Markham and
Scots streets. Both parties arc expect
ing reinforcements. Both have tele-
graphed the President regarding the
situation.
BATON RouaE, La, April $500
families in this parisk are made homeless
by the dood.
BOSTON, April 2s.--The contributions
subscribed amounted to S33 200.
NEW York, April 2s.-Slight fall OF
snow, 1t is raining now.
WASHINGTON, d. g., April 2s.--The
following dispatch was received here to-
day:
LITTLE Rock, ARK, April 27.--To
U. s. Grant, President On the 10th day
of this month, as Governor of this State,
telegraphed = ou that there was an armed
insurrechon. against the legal Govern
ment of this State, and made arequisition
on you fer a'd to suppress it and to pre-
vent domestic violence. / have jsst now
been advised that you never received the
request. and now take occasion to say
that an armed insurrection exists in this
State against the lawfully constituted
authority thereof, and as the Legislature
cannot meet til! tho 18th day of May,
call on you to protect the State against
domestic violence.
(Signed) L. BAXTER,
Governor of Arkansas.
A similar call had previously been re-
ceived from Brooks, claiming to be Gov
ernor; and two attorneys, in his behalf,
reached here yestei day to urge a com
pliancc with the cah.
Twu attorneys, dispatched by Baxter,
will soon arrive On like efssnA,.. id. hi
.!ere t. 80 -
The question as to who iss tie aotua
Governor will be presented to the Presi
dent Tor decision, unless some other mode
| of settlement shall intervene before thu
matter is formally taken up Tor execu
i've consideration.
LIvERr ooL, April 2s.-NooN.--Cottor
quieter and unchanged; uplands sic
sad; Orleans SID.
New YORK, April 2S.-Cotton quiet
Uplands 17ic.; Orleans 1870. Golt
113i.
GALVESTON, April 2S.-Cotton quiet
Good Ordinary 15i; Middling III. Colo
111t.
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Waco, April esth, 1874.

Mr.. II. Byrd, our agent at Brown
wood, sends, with list OF new sub>
scr,bers, the gratifying assurance that
the Examiner is an ever welcome
messenger to the people of the from
tier; and adds that if there were any
certainty in mail matters, he could
send . great many mole.
And now, we ask, can nothing
be done to increase or inn rove the
mail facilities "out West ?" 1t is
not from Brown county alone, but
from all that magnificent region West
Of this city--a region equal in extent
TO sll France, and unsurpassed for
either climate or soil--that such COM
plants pour in continuity, that the
mail facilities are totally inadequate
TO the demands, and to what the IN
habitants are entitled to, and surely
ought to have.
Who inwiil move this matter ?
Where Is the General Mail Agent +?
Has he ever turned his official eye in
that direction, much less gone in per-
son to see what the people need and
ought te have? Not that we have
ever heard Of; and surely il he ever
has, his efforts have not been q
saseesss, and he should try again. II
afraid to travel in that direction, he
shall have an escort from this office
whenever he is ready to 60, and we
challenge him to an early beginning
IN the good work.
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CARD.

] Mr.. w. Richardson publishes In
the Galveston News Of the 26th a
card, in which, by the gross perver-
siou Of q little truth and al ingenious
adrnix,ure Of much that is false and
mean, be succeeds in making out q
case against me as fool, nearly as
bad as that notoriously against him
as o knave.
There is this important difference
however, that while the evidence is
clear, pointed and conclusive against
him, memorable as late, it is only
himself, q convicted knave, who takes
the stand against me as fool.
To what credence or consideration
the statements of an individual are
entitled, thus al last detected in an
act that v,ndicates in full the truth Of
what old Sam Houston said OF him
long ago, discerning public must
be the jsdgs--as between him and
myself.
A. for the imputations sought TO
be east upon the Governor, through
me, it is scarcely necessary to say
that 1 alone was responsible for all
that / said and did.
The idea Of Gov. Coke wishing to
subsidixe the Galueston Nescs! The
people oi Texas have well learned,
and none know 1t better than he, that
any cause, any man or measure, Is at
enoe subjected to suspicion the mos
ment :espoased by that old harlot,
she mercenary Galveston News.
The sinple truth of the whole mat
Ter il, that disappointed and cha>
grined at his failure, first, through
fattery Of the Governor and then
through bribery of poor clerk,
to get the public printing; and
then maddened by detection and ex
posurs in a thing so base, Mr..
Richardson would now, like the scut-
tle-fish when pursued, hide himself
from the eye Of universalpublic scorn.
But he can't. His statements are
too thin; the evidence too indubita>
BE that old Sam Houston was right :
"If Willard Richardson had his just
deserts, he would be in the State
Penitentiary to-day."
j. w. Downs.
Waco, April 2sth, 1874.
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The Speaker of the House laid be.
fore that body II massage from the
President, transmitting copies Of all
orders and correspondence in relation
to the difficulties IN Arkansas. The
message was in answer to resolution
of the House, and was referred.
HyDRoPuoBIA.
ELKnoBN, April "a, 1s74.-Mad
dogs are plentiful; probably twenty
in a radius of five miles. Two weeks
ago, daughter of Willis Watts, liv.
ing near here, was bitten on the hand
by a faithful creature, which resu!te l
ID a genuine and hopeless case Of hy>
drophobia.
Ram continues, and planters are
discouraged.
FROM LOUISIANA.
New ORLEANS, April 24.--The
water from the Bonnet Carre and
McCullom crevasses has oveiflowed
Grand Point, ST. James parish, fore
ing many to leave their homes and
seek protection in others localities.
Resolutions of relief, adopted at 0
meeting held in Point Coupee parish
state that in consequence Of q large
number of persons living behind
Grand Levce having had their homes
completely swept away, and nothing
saved, they being cut off from al
communication, 1t is essentially nee.
essary that immediate relief be af
forded TO prevent starvation.
Levee Engineer, Van Pelt, reports
a crevasse at Hickey, beyond Cen
tral, fully a quarter of mile wide
and about ten feet deep. Almost tht
entire parish of West b ton Rouge
and the whole OF the parish of Iber,
vile, lying on the right bank of thu
Mississippi river, appears to be under
water.
Captain Sullivan, oommissary o
the army here, has notified Governor
Kellogg that he has received insiruc
tions from the Secretary of War t
| lWI u ONti ~ NIt itiitl commute
half mill on Of ra,iops, consisting o
meats bread, beans or rice, at 10000
raiiols dsily. This will suppl,
1000 pereons twenty. FIVE days.
FROM NEW YORK.
April 24.-Thc Evening Post say
a three story frame house IN Stock
ton street, Brooklyn, iell in TIN
morning, while being raised, buryinl
some seven or eight workmen. A
ten o'clock four had been taken out
who are believed TO he dying, ant
two could be seen in tue ruins, sup
posed to be dead.
Louisa Mackey, a daughter OF vor,
wealthy parents, residing in this city
was drowned last evening at the Nc v
Jersey Central Railroad pier by fall
ing into the dock while attempting I,
leap on board the ferryboat that ha'
just started on her trip to this city.
The failure of John Zerega, gol,
broker, is announced.
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LATEST EY MAIL.
FROM WASHINGTON.

April "a, ls74.-The last two ex =
eeutive sessions ef the Senate have
been devoted to the discussion of the
nomination of Hall, to be Postmaster
at Galveston.
Hamilton made a strong speech
against the nomination, and asserted
that the report OF the. Special Agent,
Petherbrldge, showed either that he
had been deceived, and had not learn
ed the facts to the charges against
Hail, or he had been induced to re-
port as he did by corrupt means.
Hamilton claimed to be able to
prove the charges, and SO impressed
the Senate that it to>day voted to
further postpone the consideration OF
the nomination one week.
The House went into Committee of
the Whole, Weatherlord in the chair,
on the Legislative Appropriation bill
amendment pending yesterday ST.
900, 900 to pay to judgments of the
Court of Claims was agreed to with,
out discussion.
=, 't ~ ~ ~ ~,
:ne paragraph re'at'ng 20 sne aeots OIL
justice, 'ne item o. Sl4o LOT lne care care
anu subsistence ol horSes' ana sooo
l ,9l repairs 70 t"rriages anu harness.
ne sPoke VI ,he AIt9ihey Tenera .
Siooo iahusaies'e, .' anu ielhalkeu INA.
lawyers oi .ne h''olneY uehera al B
calore, III nss o'ale, ro'e on .he ou',
s s,ae oi co. S;n muie, hi"sh'er. J
inere was .1 a Spanish pfo'ero " 'he
eiiec' ,hat you pus p.ggar On
% morse ), oa'N n' "ou'u rue 10 Tue
oesn. vi ., w,e,, ,r.,
MGssIs' Srno''' w oil anu ' illaro,
,iienpers "a 'ne Ts Iounsei VI ioreign
uona .;na nU, '.,,, " a,, ot aru.; Hase ar ar
a;T"as ineu, VIII 10, om 'eo, ~ a.. ansnS 'ne
Of Amor;cam h"nds nov Seir' ;n dssam1, o,aSSeS
a. and nf arronn;nS 9Th ~" comnou;as ~ , ~,
,srms T " Of accommSoJat;on. or IN s case 'oi VI
q rasor, @ ~ Local mronead;no. ~ a'o w. "
,aa, ,he c,o;Ss of ,bo;r hen5ho,dPo.. PO
~ The renor, ot hant oram;na,.
Meigs scnt to the House bv the Soc
retary of the Treasury. shows tba,
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We've had about enough Of the Men
nsnites, and their claims for grants OF
land. Let them come here not as class,
not IS favsrites, not claiming anything,
and If they have the pluck, and propose
to exert the effort behind it, why, they
arc on the right track OF not only good
living, but an early competency. ifthey
make Igood citizens, there is no line
drawn at which they shall stop. Come on,
Mr.. Mennonite, and if it is your purpose
to conform to the manners, customs and
government of the United States, why,
you're welcome; if not, in Gods name,
stay away, and allow the papers to give
us rest.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-29

April 24.-Gon. Butler has been
interviewed on the veto. He said he
had hot read the veto, but could not
see how Grant could get around his
own act of last fall in issuing the $780,.
100000 reserve. In fact, he did not
understand 1t unless Grant had gono
back on himself, adding: "Well, if a
President will deny his own acts, let
him do IT,"
George Markland, printer, com.
mitted suicide last night. His wife
recently drowned herself.
The fund for the relief of the
Louisiana sufferers amounts to $50.
600, with continued subscriptions.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-29
r OST LAND CERTIFICATES.

Sion Blythe, one labor Issued by the BOARD
of Land Commissioners ot Washington
County, March 10, 1899, No. 90. John Jacobs
32O acre bounty, No 81. Elz, Anderson
to R. Sparks, as assignee, 800 acre bounty
No. 1910.
VIM. Fitzmorris. to r. Sparks as rs
aslgnee, 800 acre bounty, No. 1911.
John Snider, 800 acre bounty; number and
date not recollected lflhe above certificates
are not heard from, the Commissioners of the
General Land office, within ninety days, will
call for duplicates OF the same.
April2sT W. II. ROGERS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-29

The majsrity--a handsome one
IN the Legislature, are opposed to
repeating the present printing law.
The News special alleges that there
are grave charges against the pres,
ent Incumbent, State Printer.) Why
don't they prove 'em? It isoa thirg
TO make charges, and quite another
thing to establish them.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-29

Two waves of black destruction are
sweeping over the iair State Of Lou
isiana. While the one is engulphing
her fields and sweeping her industries
into the sea, the other is throttling
her manhood, and laying waste all the
hopes of future years, by drowning
out her ambition and pride.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-29

The Shreveport Times complains
that the Galveston and Jefferson del =
egation in the Texas Legislature, are
both opposed to the proposed onex-
alton of the Louisiana parishes. We
are not brother Times, and would
welcome you warmly were the oh.
stacles which are certain to be thrown
in your way by the State of Louis
lana and the general government
removed; and the farther reflection,
that 1t seems little un6lial to desert
your old mother when the dark days
OF her adversely have come.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-29

The New Orleans Picayune says that
the war in Arkansas is over. 1t bases
the announcement upon dispatch from
Pine Bluff. We publish additional par
ticulars to-day. Matters on the esd
looked very gloomy, notwithstanding the
sunny Pine Bluff dispatch of the same
day.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-29

sept. Jack" will accept thanks for
tickets of invitation to an entertainment
by the ladies OF Bremond for the benefit
of the Baptist Church, Wednesday even
ing, the Goth; also, for the kind wishes
expressed in tho letter enclosing the
cards.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-29

The quarantine bill came very near
passing the House the other day. 1t
allows trains from infected towns to
pass through interior places at rate
of speed equal to ten miles an hour.
Smith, OF Grimes, pitched into it just
in time to prevent its passage.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-29

The Little Rock Gazette, of the Esd,
congratulates the people of Arkansas
upon the spirit manifested in the late
Brooks Baxter troubles, and halls the
occurrence as the evidence of return to
that manhood which has lain. dormant
ever since the war, and which the Gazette
thinks will result in fair election next
fall.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-29
NEW ADVERTHSE1lE
$50 IL EWARB.

STAYED OR sToTEN, on the 18th day Of April
from the undersigned, Ave miles sou h Of Waco
ONE BROWN UARE MULE, 5 years oil this
Spring, 16k hands h igh, brand, J6S on,left shou
der, and geur marked, and has the appearance OF
being five or six Year, old.
lwill pay Fifty bollss reward for the mule and
thief returned TO me, or twent dye dollars Tor the
mule delivered 10 me.
u @. SANDERsoN
Waco, April 2s, 1874 apr2sD2 Wtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-29

A new editorial convention is to he
held in Missouri, and interlopers and
"dead beats" are ruled out. Legitl,
mate newspaper topics are alone to
be discussed.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-29

A joint resolution passed the House
on the 25th, relating to those persons
who lost their limbs in the late wns
in either the Confederate or Federal
service, residing in Texas. The bill
provides the manner by which such
persons can obtain relief from the
State. Is it not high time for
the Southern States generally to
take ac,ion on this IN liter? The bats
tered heroes Of bloody war, shou d
not be allowed to suffer for the ntc-
essarles, nor even the comforts oi
life. Relieve them, say we.