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An ITnfnriunAte Cl0iIn.

The claim of pilots Dupong sud Muir
ray for salvage against the Zerlcna is Of
very doubtful justice and it is certainly
damaging to the reputation Of the port.
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Probate Notice.

r. X. Carleton, probate judge of Beaufort County
gives notice that all persons having claims against
the estate of W. j. Terry, deceased must prove them
before him on or before July l. 1874.
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peaap The greatest cfEort were made TO
Chamberlain to head the count, r
mcmorialists.
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NOTICE..
NOTICE.
u. S. Internal Revenue,
Special 'EaEes.
May !, 1874 to April 30, 1875.

The LAW of December "a, 1872, requires every
person engaged in any business VOCATION or employ
mopt which renders him liable TO a SPECIAL TAN
IT,, pro urc nd place conspicuonsiy In
rtis EstabIishment or Place OF Business
a STAMP dcnoting the payment Of said special lax
for the Special Tax year beginning May !, lo'4' DC
fore commencing or continuing business ai'er Alr'i
80, 1S7i
The taxes embraced within the provis-
ions Of the Law above quoted are the
following yin'
,,,,c 5000 90
It, ,;,,,or 2j 90
Dealers, wholesale liquor, y II" w
Dealers in malt liquors, Wholesale, oo w
Dealers in malt liquors. retail, ~ W
Dealers in leaf tobacco, - w
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco, 'oo W
And on sales of over 81 0JJ, hlty cents ior
every dollar in excess OF $1,000
Dealers in manufactured tobacco, W
Manufacturers -: ,;iils, "' Wv
And for each still mdmufac;urrd, :" U"
Aud for each worm manufactured, - 80
Manufacturers OF tobacco " W.
Manufacturers Of cigars ~ W.
pelilcrs o! tobacco, iirst-class (morc than Two
horscs) 'o w
Pclcrs Of tobacco, second class, two horses % "
Pcllars OF tobacco, third class, lone horse) 10 W
P,ddlcrs of tobacco, fourth class, ION foot or
public cOnyeyanccO ~ w
n-.,,.,i,. ,,,I los, ,b,., ~, barrels 50 90
Brewers Of 800 barrels or more, ~" w
Any person so liable, who shall fail to comply with
the foregoing requirements will be subject to severe
penalties.
Pcrspns or firms liable to pay any OF the SPcciai
Taxes named allowed must apply TO w. Il. CLoUl-
MAN, Collector of Internal Revenue at Charleston
or TO SILAS b. WRIGHT, Deputy Cnlleetor at
Beaufort, aud pay for and procure the Special Tax
Stamp or stamps they need, prior to May l, 1871
and without further notice
j. w. DOUGLASS,
Chm. Internal Eetenue.
! Office Internal Revenue,
Washington, b. C., february lG, 1874. ap9.4t
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Rsa- Did Mcintyre take file of the
Colleton Gazette with him to Washing
ton when he went on to defend the Mo
ses administration?
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TO HOLDERS OF COUNTY PAPER.

All persons having claims against the County and
wishing to dispose of them at discount are rrqesi-
TO communicate with the undersigned
J. W. COLLINS,
Frb5 ON Beaufort, ;. c.
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proceedings of County Commissioners.

The board met on Tuesday, all mem
bers present. Bids were opened for the
redemption of old county checks, and the
first So 900 was awarded as follows:
DR.. J. McP Gregory, received 226s for 1913
+ R;cter received 1918 for 472O
q o Waterhouse, received o.do LOT loho
FIR cdlnans Savings bank reed 1880 for '1OOO
Jas W. Moore, Ieccived l'"53 i"r Zoo."'
VIM. Kressel, received 299p Tor 4o'Vo
J. W. Collins, received 213.5D Tor 3'oZ'
Total, sl,OOO1O sl,5a6,9s
The commissioners will open bids for
he second thousand dollar on the Sev
emIh of May next.
j. NJ. SimOns was allowed five dollars
per month from the poor fund until fur
ther orders.
1t was ordered that the clerk inform all
road surveyors that no funds are on hand
to purchase lumber or pay for repairs OF
roads and bridges.
The treasurer reported Sc, 329.42 as
having been collected on account of the
two mill tax to pay county indebtedness.
The regular monthly report of the
treasurer shows the account of the coun-
ty to stand as follows:
DR..
Taxes collected TO date, S9,526 6l
Licenses collected to date, 725 90
CIR.
By checks paid, 1884 81
BY Jury and witnesses, 1913 81
By Commissioners accounts, 40O30
BY taxes returned, 3,O26 10
9,195 "A
Balance subject to draft. l,056 q
The bond of w. III. McGill was ap-
proved as timber inspector at Port Roy
al.
The bond of Charles Stevens as pilot,
was approved.
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n@YThe suit between the rival marine
phosphate companies comes up this
month before the United States court in
Charleston.
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PLENTY OF TINE ALLOWED FOR MEALS.
o.
The undersigned having leased the femassee Eat
ing House from It's late proprietor, Mr.. Sellers, an
nouuces that great improvements viii be made In
the arrangements for supplying guests with sabstan-
tial meals upon the arrival ofeach train.
Good recommendations forlodging trave.leswillb be
proyided SON. possible. A geutlemens refresh
ment and yaitins room WIN be provided, where the
fos1 lJauon will be obtainable.
- ,,.t,.n.s, AZ afsr.rAllsrs q sre>ua.tf,isy 80
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WANTED.

CUDl. InieFndT I.tttHU'.
Office Internal Revenue,
Washington, u. C.. february lG, 1874. ap,94t
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WALL STREET AFFAIRS.

Wall street was quiet yesterday. There were
additional rumors OF failures but as they were not
sustained by any facts 1t would be unjust to men,
tion even the names OF the respective firms. rath
comcai episode in Wall street life the failure
of curbstone broker for the gigantic amount Of
S+5S. He was not present to meet hts obligations
ana his stock beng sold under the rule ne tied
more than he owed, leaving quite little balance
in his favor. Ills queer incident provoked good
deal OF humorous comment III the street. Mr.. Cews'
office remained open yesterday. MIR. Cews sad
that. although the English house had made some
opposition, he had raised Il loan oil GlOo, 900, and
expected the money in lew days. Messrs. $.
Kaufman & Co., 20 Broad street. had not made out
their statement and VIII not be able to do un I'll
they have heard IRON their Liverpool and Savan-
nah branches. Sponord Brothers denied the re-
ports vi their suspension.
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BUgKE-CHrgCH.-Un Tuesday. September 49,
at the residence OF the groom's parents, by the
Rev. Dr. Il. l.. Bur tseh. OF the Epiphany. ALBERT
u. BURKE to Miss JENNIE A. CHURCH, both OF this
city,
California papers please copy.
CARsoN--yERnoErr.-on Wednesday, September
3o by the Rev. ID. z. Potter, Mr.. ROBERT CARSON to
Miss EssABAH vERHoEFf, all of this city.
,sa ,n nane nesG @
church, Brooklyn, by the Rev. Emory J. Haynes.
HENRY A. GROSS to MARY CuRTrs, second
daughter OF the late E. G. Mofat, both OF
GRirTEN-BEERs.-In Hoboken, N. J.. on Thurs
DAY, October M J. at the church Of % the hoy niD lnno
TEN 10 ALICE v, only daughter OF the late William
f.. Beers. No cards.
LEwts-TuAvER-i Chicago. on Wednesday,
September so. GEORGE t. dnughter OF the ate
BENEDICT Lewis, Jr., 10 GEoRGR Il. TnAYER all Of
Brooklyn, L. /.
McGovERN-CoGAN.-o wednesday. september
30 1874, at the residence OF The BRIDES parents by
Rev. M. j. Brennan, WILLIAM McGoyERN, OF Meri-
Cogan. ESQ. oi this city.
NEwBY-KrLsEY.-0n Thursday october. L.
1874 at the residence OF the bride, by the Rev.
wiliiam McAilster, JosEru NEWLY to Miss BELLE
KELSEY, all OF this city,
observation-disclosures Thursday. October l,
by the Rev. James Miilctt. at hs residence,
JOSEPH REYNOLDS, late OF chicago, to MISS SARAH
ANNE WILKINS, all OF this city.
AluEN.--At New Brighton. Staten Island. on
Thursday, october /. OF copsumpton Mrs. GEORGE
W. ALLEN, OF THIS city.
The funeral services Will take place. at ST. Peters
church, New Brighton, at two r. NJ. to-day tSun-
day.. Relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfuly invited To attend.
BARNETr.-in Brooklyn, saturday, october . al
ter q lingering illness, MARY A., VIE OF Johii Bar
nett.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
BERRy.--0n Friday morning. October z, ELIZA
BERRY. the beloved daughter OF Francis ana
Bridget McNally and wife OF the late John j. Berry.
The relatives ana friends are respectfully invited
TO attend the mineral, from her late residence 339
East sixteenth street, on sunday afternoon, Oc-
tober & at two O'Clock.
BowEN.-on Friday, october 2, MILTON RICHMOND
bowen, aged d6 wears.
FRIENDS and relatives Of the family are respect.
fully iavited TO attend the funeral from his late
residence. No. Belmont place (Bepgenl, Jersey
city Heights, ON sunday, October 4, az two O'Clock
BsENSAN.-At Garrisons, n. W ION Thursday
October |, after long and painuI illness, SARAH
BRENNAN.
me relatives and friends Of the family are re
spectmiiy inyted 10 attcnd the funeral, nom tn,
residence OF ner brother, Michael 1851 Java street
Grcenpoini, l." L., On sunoasI October 4, at tw,
l.. NJ.
BnowS-on Saturday, /october =. MARC arr
GOLD vie OF James Sn, Sr., IN the gltn rec
OF her age.
Notics OF The ;ancral hcfcafer
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THE FOREIGN MARKET

The most important London news was that Erie
sunered fall OF u per cent from yesterdays
prices, the opening being made at 32a. BID and
the close at 32k bid. The following Is the latest
London report :-Consos, money, o2lS; account,
s2ss; 1863 bonds, old, 1885,; 1867 bonds 1925
ten-ory bonds, lo4ss; new 6ves, lo4sS; Erie,
321s and weak. American securities dull but firm.
Rentes at Paris, e2i. 45c. The amount OF bullion
gone INTO the Bank OF England to-day Is $4,000.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
the business in this department. continues
moderate, with good demand for leading issues.
RAILROAD BONDS.
The principal dealings were In Union Pacific
nrsts, as s's and Co. G. and g. irsts, at ~. Cen
trai Pacigc bonds closed as 93 93 a. and Union
Pacific 81 y 81. for Drs Is ana ST ssS- Cor Land
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IF m sss pss Rs' as ss'
ana which sss. bin ssis 81 On
'ss% ~ as I wi % 'S'ss
ia' ssng e. ne @
time SECURING 4 spread on i,coe al 49,. and .s1
sS sSs sS5pra5sa 4, ss%rast TniS e.
70 S r h S s S sy Anyns nj
WssSi 6Sps, wan S%SraEs
,rsy @ .eas Sa s predsG en
nd ad N o copy s os IA
street" which contains valuable Information respect.
@y be %s he 5 & how
81 PIT and cal contracts We're Usually made on 100 shares
o1risnaisd system Of operating il them as low zen
as tn ny any o 70 take an Il as ne
to dsribnte t such q number Of different
@ sf peSss ana have &
cple ,hatn iarss s6ownsr does insre hs ships;
gains The others would more than up Che loss
he en- 50 70, win Gonrac, lost the aftS
Js praecs I'll of dsenns What are
DAY. they are Certain here Es neTiay i
os 70 pay PTS without resar to !, sr
es M nSe os Of ne 4, and ha per 9ss e @
stock speculation to the exten hat il You do ao MAKE
ous both no
e ae In pu and Ga a a ma hS G hoans
named. persons views may be tha, stock will ad-
vance and yet experience has shown that in spite of the
most ia yorabe auspices for rise stocks have declined
hence the experienced and successful ulator
riably operates with double privilege. with which
he makes proht certain If stocks rise and
does the same II they decline In other words he
operates for decline and rise at the same time.
Brokers tell Ii is seldom operators commence in
this way; they always buy calls and operate Tor rise
consequently being bulls ii seems inconsistent and i'm
possible for them to be bears the une Yet such
is your position il you hold double privilege
IL may be said you have two chances IN your favor
with only agaiEs, You. in the event the
going up or down you woud make money, and only
should it stand sill! and not huctuae you lose The
advantage IS therefore, plain and the amount invested
may be regulated to SUIT yonr means the prices toll
lowing indicate.
Money may be sent to us for investment in stock
privileges The most active stocks the oes to select
good idea OF such may always be formed by reading
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BUSINESS OppOrrryrryrS

!! !NYfsfGATF.-AN ENTERPRfsING PARTY TO BS
= come interested in monopoly of great macni ude !:
NU 70 $1,000 wanted. 723 SIKH avenue Cau he.
tween and " ana aud 6. $3.50 -
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FIN A NCIA5l.
A STOCK PRiyILEGEs.
STOCK PRIVILEGES.

So 200 PROFIT FROM 500.
SO, 30 PROFIT FROM $500
$500 PROFIT FROM $2O0.
$500 PROFIT FROM 500.
$3,200 PROFIT FROM $500.
$4,000 PROFIT FROM 500.
$500 PROFIT FROM 500.
$500 PROFIT FROM 500.
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THE BANK STATEMENT.

The movement OF capital held by the banks be-
gins to show the influence OF autumn activity, the
requirements OF the crops and the demands OF Cne
merchants. s2,2SO,000 has been taken away from
the total reserve since last week In legal tenders
and the increase in loans amounts TO Sl,137 6OD
The banks, however, still nold $s2 2340, 800, or
s23 s25 in excess OF the legal reserve. The fo
lowing analysis OF the regular statement will more
fully explain the situation as compared with that
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HAVING A VALUABLE DIAMOND CLUSTER RING
III aud gold watch and cham in pledge for small
nmtpnt wonid SCH Tho ieka i0s small cousicrat.oo,
A1Gre~@i WILSON. baG 2if uctad Office.
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IN:Il andII:3N A. I'll.

llSM Si6390 y ; $50, c. w.. n7l1
ll5ss l000D Z $ So. /. 'G7..c llCia
ll1X $500 DO. -. ll65,
li55s I5DJ z S a-2u. r. rs. !. ilGt.
ll6 5OJJ u 5 SIS. c, Isl. 49,, Il235
n "
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
f N aged.
Married. q.

YER-OPPENHEIMER-O Saturday, October
3, BENJAMIN MEYER to BETSY OPPENHEIaER. No
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

A LEXANDER FRoTHINGHAM K COMP ANY, BANK
~ ers, Brokers and Financial AGENTS II Wall street
secure additional capital Tor merchants manufacturers,
incorporated companies Loans made on Western prop
erty, commercial obligations &C. Persons possessing
capital desiring business informed OF approved oppor
tul.ities without
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CLOSING PRI0Bs-a O'CLOCK P. NJ
EUROPEAN Markets

LONDON PnopCcg MARasr-LosDoy. Oct 3-Lycn
ip1.--s,Dur U.i 4iN Ser tus.
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BUSINESS oppORTUN1TIEs.

4 GENTLEMAN WISHING TO ESTABLISH HIs
~ in business. and having S300Ol 10 invest,
hear OF good opening by addressing W b., Herald
office.
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S10o10 Tenn 6's, n. exc
lulJ Am ok x I'm rs.
1910 n j Cent lst. new
iOU0 Chi& \ w &C / b.
6U00 do.
1000 Chic & Mil LIST IN.
800 Mora rs rs, II. xl
1850 G, Z, 4 d | lst..
1000 \ Y Cen lst, C.
200j Cen Pae 4 BIDS.
$500 do.............
4UCJ do.............
500 Tn fat RR ist III
2O00 UE fac II, g....
10 100 Tn Pac sf.......
1909 Gal 4 Chic lst N.
2GD0 In tcrnal, ist.. =.
5000 Alb X sus I'd. * /
5000 do.
20 . G, & q ! & ist. b C
1000 81 l., J 4 c 1st. be
IL shs Cent Nat B'k..
Ia Union Bank.
~ .1ctfopolltan Bank
55 Del d II Canai.....
800 NY G K II 4. be b3
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$4,000 Q s 6's. c, 81. llSh
100 y 5-20, 9, g.. II. ll5ss
lUUJ0 Us 5-2o, "a, =. b c ll15i
$50 I !. So, G. 65. n. li57.
10000 do. ........ J. b c ll6
5DU do. ii X
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5000 REWARD.

Governor Coke offers n reward Of
five hundred dollars for the arrest and
delivery to the sheriff of Travis county,
Of George w. Miller, who stands in
dicted at Austin, in "two cases for
forgery" and In two others for "fraud-
ulently obtaining possession of valua-
BILE papers"
George w. Miller is about five feet
ten or eleven inches high, black hair,
blue eyes, heavy brown moustache,
weighs about l45 or $50 pounds, dresses
neatly, fluent talker, wears his hat
rather over his face, wears plain gold
ring on little finger OF left hand, and is
of good appearance and address.
The people of Waco will recognize
IN Miller the man who ran in that dis
trict, in 1871, for the seat in the legis-
latuIe made vacant by the death of
Mullins, while those of Dallas will
remember him us the radical candidate
for the same body who received about
400 votes in Dallas county in 1872.
He was lately in the Austin Jail
under these indictments, but gave bail,
and 1t seems from the governors
proclamation, is now refugee from
Justice.
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lion, but We do say that tho donation
Of q God building site, aud a large
building mud will have great weight,
We expect The endowment hlnd ia
no contributed By the friends OF the
college at large, We expect the build
ing mnd % be contributed very largely
by the community where We locate
The committees on location will be-
gin lls work Ut once, aud continue iis
Investigations for six months, We
VIII correspond with parties Interested
nii the subject, aud II necessary viii
visit any place muflng earnest efforts
~ secure the college, The names aud
postoliiee addressed Of the committee
are as folowsi Rev, $, NJ, Luckett
llDnlsYlllei Texas, ohalrmani Roy. w,
X, Marshall, ID, u, shreveport, LA,i
Rev, John A, SmYlle, Milford, Texas
Rev, j, w, Nell, san Antonio, Texas,
II would probably be best for parties
Interested 10 write 10 that committee
man who In nearest 20 them, This
would divide the work among the
committee, and the one written 10
could bring the matter before Tue
others, the committee hopes 10 COM
pete ~ work Ia about six months,
and In May or June lay before the
trustees the claims VI various places
and let them take final action by To-
eating the college NJ that place which
offers the greatest Inducements, all
thiugs considered, Communications
received by the chairman, or any mem
Der Of the committee viii be attended
10 promptly aud carefully,
liEV, y, NJ. LuCRETT,
President Austin College,
Huntsville, Texas,
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When Dr. Sangrado found his patients
wonk he gave them water cruel. when
they got weaker ho hled them and dOaed
them with cal0mol ana Jalap, on Bias tells
~ they almost invariably died. A good
many people nre killed that way yet The
world In general how over, has found
out TINT, In cases of debility and premature
decay, Ilosettors stomach Bltlers IN the true
DEMONSTRATING cordial. This tonic II u pow
erlul ana perfectly harmless restorative. /
regulates ana purilles, While II builds mp
the strength ana lnfuses vitality into the
blood, II brings MI the secretlons into hnr-
mony with tho laws ofhealth. The fcebler
sex md II Invaluable In the various physlc
nj difficulties 10 which their organization
rcndcw them subject, In all hyslerlcnl and
hypochondrlcnl eases its effect N magcal.
by II the strength Is increased, the appetite
preserved, ana firmneSs mud elasticity given
10 tho system,
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TIVE TEXAN LANC0nX.

Galveston is now struggling in the
coils of large monopoly which has
for years fattened upon her trade and
now seeks to fasten itself for the flu
ture upon her. The name ofthis mon
strous monopoly is the wharf COM
pany. 1t is drawing trade away from
our main seaport. 1t is trammelling
with its unlawful exactions the COM
merce, and not only of Galveston, but
the entire state. There is not q town
In Texas importing through Galveston
that does not pay through the nose for
the privilege. The intelligent busi-
ness men of Galveston who are capa-
BILE of realizing the hurt this wharf
company Is doing their city, are very
justly indignant over the per-
slstence of the company in
continuing its exactions and extor-
tons. A recent reduction" was made
IA tub thrown to the whale but
1t does not satisfy the business men of
Texas. Dallas is largely interested in
the immediate abatement of the wharf
monopoly. She may soon commence
importing largely MS she grows, but If
every pound of iron, coffee, sugar,
every article coming from abroad, has
to be first burdened with "tribute to
Caesar" self-protection will force us to
import through some other city.
1t IL for Galveston to take vigorous
steps at once to end this anaconda.
The means she must consider The
legislature will probably becalled upon
TO come to her rescue. OF course, the
have taken care to hedge
themselves about with net work of
laws, ingenioilsly framed, TO prevent
interference, but this cancer must,
nevertheless, be cut out of the fair
breast Of Galveston. When a monop-
ply has been tolerated until 10 has
yrown into tyrant, the law.mshins
leNsr nust ssnsdy n !
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CITIZENS complain to the HERALD
that this thing Of letting hogs and cut
tie roam Mt large In the city works an
injury 10 them. Gardens, fruit trees,
fences and walks are destroyed, and
there IL no redress. Cannot something
be done TO mitigate this nuisance
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-29

VERDI, the composer of "Trovatorc,"
"1raviata," "Ernani" and other popu-
lar operas has been madea member Of
the Italian senate by the king Of Italy.
II he will take the brass out Of his in
strumentation and put into his poll
tics, he will make anoise in the Italian
political world.
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elsewhere we publish II plaintive
little poem, and racy bit of comment
on the drama, from the faclle pen of
"Helen Herth," new and valued
contributor, whose critical tastes and
delicate fancy indicate cultivated
mind, and heart warm with tender
impulses.
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OPIEIONs OF TuEpnrss

CURTIS Of MANHOOD There Is no nam.
found i SSsie1y ey whom this book viii not be
Ut clergyman. London Times. 'P'0i
CURTIS on MANHOOD. This bool, sho,,,,
~, ue Tesd by the young for instruction. anJ h,.
N s.l Vl i9r relief 1t will inJure no one
M I rn ~ cents by mail. Address the author.
or George HIS book store. onnosito H., dexa a.,
Ollie, New Orleans, la PPo'i'e 'he post
s,I,od p..Dr, curtis may be personally con.
f Ra,S al Galveston, No. Church street. near
her MY use ans from rom November 4th to Noven
p peI S So and from December 10Th 10 Dece,n.
DeI o0,h, after which he will i've Of NE nid
1S1h,sulung rooms, No. Rampant street. New
orieshs' I'LL May ], 1875. 2,ld2m9war
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JUST PUBLISHED.
DR.. CURTIsON MANHOOD
100000 Copies Sold in all Paris Of
Europe and America.

A medical essay on the cause and cure q,
bnaI,,te' y, Iecilhe IN man, showing how
clear synopsis Of the impedimapts 10 n ,s !"
lihgt, the treatment ofnervous and phvsical
9itsDlllty, exhausted vitality, and ali other
rIseases appertaining thereto the results Of
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Tar Arkansas quarrel has assumed
u new phase, II IL thought In rcpubll'
can circles that the Issue IL 10 DO sot-
tied M between Brooks and Baxter In
stead Of Garland aud Smith, the pres
ent incumbenis, by the next congress.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-29

NJ, ThIrlis has again appeared In
the service Of French politics, aud
given hla Views on the necessity Of
France recognlsingthe fact that Italian
unity IL pnal being lnmperel with.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-29

The recent affair OF Lieutenant Rob
erH with party Of Indians IN Lano
county seems 10 have been quite u re-
markable fight, Roberta having had n
hand TO hand fight with the chief
whom he killed, This begins TO look
little like business.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-29

JoNH 4. CALLAHAN, superintendent
Of the Texas mail service, who was ro'
moved from office recentlyon n charge
OF transferring his railway passes TO
his brother, has gone 10 Washington
10 ylndloate himself.