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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-30

EUREKA ITEMs.-The stage from Cherry
Creek arrived yesterday with full load
OF passengers. The population of that
camp seems to be rapidly decreasing.
For the first time in many weeks,
the stage from Palisade arrived yesterday
morning without q passenger. The
two patients confined in the pest-house
were yesterday discharged, having fully
recovered from the smallpox. = Eureka
Sentinel, q.
BETWEEN hours of ~, midnight, and
4 o'clock this morning. some person or
persons broke into the Carson Brewery
bar-roon. and distracted some $500
worth of Confederate notes, some vau
able gold specimens, silver brick valued
at from SIS to $50, and all the coins OF
any value they could lay hands on.
From the till they got but one dollar
Mr.. Klein having been bit before, is very
particular about leaving money in the
tIll.-Carson Tribune, 25th.
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oson territory as is not under the control
of China.
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BY TELEGRAPH!
Eastern DISPATCHES.

,pEcIAL TO THE pIocHE DAILY RECORD
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1iel.

In Phoebe, June 20, AAdree Chensvisre, ma
tive Of Psris, France, aged 81 years.
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Cherry Creek. June 25. ls74.-tEure-
ka Sentinel, 26.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-21
COLUMBIA S. c., SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 2l 1874
Referees Notica.

State Of South Carolina, COUNTY of Richlond
IN The COMMON PLEAS.
Mary P: Black aud others, Plaintiffs, us. the
Carolina Life Insurance Co., Defendant.
Carpenter, in the above entitled cause.
dated the 2ssh day of February. 1874, all the
ereditors lii this State or the said Carolina
Life Insurance Company, whose clnims are
secnreu 6y deposit OF the bonds of said
State with the Comptroller. i oneral thereof
are hereby notified to render in the same
duly attested, or to appear aud prove them.
before me, at my Office, Law Range, Colum-
ola. 5. o., on or before the 10th day OF April,
loIl. }. QCITMAN MARSHALL,
Special Referee
BAXTER y SE1BELs, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Columbia, s. C. March -
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In domestic life no man could be
nore charitable, gentle and pleasing
han General Butler. he reads every
thing, he remembers everything, he
knows everything. BY the charm of
perfect courtesy and the brilliancy of
his conversation he grows almost hand.
some. His wife X woman of iptelli-
gence and cultivation. with the manners
OF an Empress. They live quietly, ex-
tending delightful hospitality to a few
favored friends.
The FASTEST TRAIN IN THE WoR1p.-
Probably the fastest train in the world
is the express train on the Great West
iern Railroad. which leaves London
tPaddington Station) at 11.45 A. NJ,
and arrives at Swindon function (seven-
sy-eight miles) at 1.12 P. NJ, at an
average rate of fifty-three snd-a.half
miles per hour. Few of our American
lightning express" trains keep a up
speed of thirty miles an hour.
In population China still stands first
among the nations, her people num-
bering 35.213. 152. The British EN-
pire comes next, with 1887, 900, and
then Russia, with 1912 ,O22.. The
Voted States are fifth. In density OF
: bpulation, Belgium comes first, with
'45l per square mile. England is next,
with 380. The United States are 23d
: on the list, and between Morocco and
Ruesia.
- A Nashville newspaper suggests that
the liquor dealers may have their re-
Venge on the women crusaders by or
ganlzing male praying bands to besiege
the millinery shops and implore the
keepers thereof to give up their ruinat-
ing AID yainglorious calling.
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=. B. Orchard & Co,
UNDER ItWIN's HALL.

NIE would respectfully iaform our friends
w and the public gcneraily, that we are
now Ill rcceipAol one of the incest assorted
stocks of DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, NO.
IloN.', &c, and at al low prices az they can
be bought in the city
Among our stock will be found:
IS dozen KID GLOVES, in one and two
piices.
DRESS GOODS, in tLc most desirable
shades for street and evening wear.
tEKCALES. CREToNS and CALICOES.
a, good assortnont of CASSIMEkES,
TWEEDS, COTTONADES and JEANS.
Beet 81 HHET1NGS and LOGGCLOTHS in
EMBRO!DERIES, RUFFLING, COLLAR.
ETrES, TIES, &C., in great variety.
10 which we call tho attention OF Nil before
purchasing elsewhere
+. Il. ORCHARD u co.
n. B.-CuDnCcted with. uur store ia frat
class Dress-making establishment, conduct
co by MHS. BChWEI!.. late of Il. c. Shver
4 CO., where she Viii tr pleased to SEQ her
IIehuS ana customers. March g
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Baltimore g. Wilmington. N.C

Semi Weekly Steamship Line,
Composed of the irst.class Steamsbios
REsEo91 ci1DE.. cspsp cgapt 5. p .: J; oRHss R51ss
hoG1LLE. ............ Capt. J.. 8. BHNNIrs
kALElGH -: :........ Capt. J. s.. OnIyKs.
WILL hereafter sail from BAI,TfMORT
wv every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, AND,
,rom .nd .TIIpntXIoN .MT4IIMpMitN9IoN every WEDNESDAE'
=, connecting at Wilmington, N. O., with tbs,
Wllmln gton, Columbia and Auonsta R.;,
road, giving Through Bills of Ladinr to An :,
from All points in North and South Csrolinn-
Georgia and Alabama
Connecting at Columbia, s. c., with the.
Grcenviilc aud Columbia Railro ad and Char
lotte division OF the Charlotte. Colun,hia Avn
Augusta Railroad.
connecting at Augusta. Ga, with GeorSia.
hiacon and Augusta and Central Railroads.
steamers OF this line, on arrival in Wiz
mington, stop at Railroad Depot, and III.
n.o Maiiroad Freight. being slowed separately in
direct TO Cars. without delay, and forwnrdeS
oy the fast Freight Express that oyeninw
No dreyage in Wilmington, and no transfsr
from Wilmington South. Rates guarantees
as low as by any other route, and all losssa
or over -ch rges promptly paid.
~ ARK All Goods uia Steamship to Wilmiop-
ton. and forward Bills OF Ladipg to Ra;lrosa
Agent, Wilmington, N. q.
For further information, apply to eithe a..
undera1gred Agents OF the liue
ANDREWS ~ co, Agents g. i ". EtesxD
ehip Line, No 73 Smiths W harf. Haltimore e.
a. D. CAZAUX. Agent =. S ". Stesmsb5r,
Limo. Wilmington. n G..
A. POPE, Gen. raj Cr, iglt Aren't
r. W. CLARK, Asst Gen. Freight Az.
WiminStcn, N u
q. n C0TTIEGEAM, 0er.ral Wesserr,
AGeht. Nnanta. ia. NV 23 3nDY
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Seegers' VS.. Cincinnati Beer.

!1NHE Cincinnati Gazette makes tho nsto.
Il nlshing announcement that Cincinnati
beor Is ne longer pure, but adulterateC with
molasees, sugar Of atarch, fuscl oil aud the
poisonous colchicum. Tho Commissioner OF
Agriculture, in his report for 1865, says that
rrof. Mapos. Of New York, analyzcd the beor
all OF it adutcratad Coccnlus In9icus and
nux vomica entered largely into it's compost.
tion.
J. e. SFEGERS guarantees his beer to be
pure and reliable. He does not adulterato
hopa. Jau2Y
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Mark TWain's Last

THHE GUIDED ACE-A Story of To-Day,
i with 100 plates
Adventures Of an Attorney in Search of
Practice, by Warrcn-$225.
Guthrio-s2 -
Apes and Men. by Mivert-sl so.
Leaders OF Public Opinion IN Ireland, by
Lecke-$l.75.
Leckes History of Rationalism, 2 volumes.
l:eckos European Morals, 9 volumes.
Tho Huguenots in France, by SmiIes-s2.
And other New Bonks, for ssie at
Feb l9 K. L. BKYAN'S BOOKSTORE.
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Notice.


GREESvILIE A%D CoLUMnIA RAILROAD Co.,
TREAsUnER's. OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, =. c., JaniAary !, 1874
II OLDERS OF the STATE GUARANTEED
IL BONDS and the admitted SECOND
MORT GAGE BONDS Of this Company, who
have 'unded the past duo Coupons Of said
Bonds matured botweon January, 1872, and
July. 1873, both inclusive, arc notified that
the January, 1874, Coupons of said Bonds
and, also. those Of the funded Interest Bonds
and Certificates, will be paid on proeen alton
st thiu office on tho FIFTEENTH INST.
GEO. ". WATERMAN,
JAM Treasurer
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Special NOTICES.

OBSTACLES TO OMARRIAGE.-HAP
RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from the effects
OF errors and abuses in early life. Manhood
Restored. Impedments to Marriage re-
and remarkable remedies. Books and Cir.
ou.aTs soae fees, y sca!ed enveI4mes. Ad-
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. q
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.-an
institution having high reputation for
honorable conduct and professional skill.
rep w lT3mo
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SPRING GOODS.

>a2, THEsubscriber wouldrespecsfully in
form his many friends aud customers
stock OF CLOTHS and CASSIMERES'
!Hc., which he is prepared to mako up in the
iatess styles and on the most reasonable
'e[ms. r!l,, j. F. EISENMANN.
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,..u.nbia will, on tic 18th OF
l. Janr,ary, 1874, commence paying the
PAST DUE COUPONS of her Bones. They
will DO paid at the Carolina National Bank;
also ut the South Carolina Bank and Trust
ComranJ's Bank, in this city.
CHAS. BARNUM, City Treasurer.
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INSURANCE.
HAYING resigned tho Agency OF tho
Al Southern Lilo Insurance Company, wo
have connected ourselves with the
Cotton States Life Insurance COMPANY
OF MACON, GEORGIA.
W.B. JOHNSON, SO. OBEAR.
Frenldent. Secretary.
SaPitai -. :......... - f5UO. .0U0
The Company issues policies on both the
STOCK AND MUTUAL PLANS, giving to
n-participatingpolicy holders the advant.
age OF premiums LESS by twenty per cent.
than mutual N53es.
It will establish BOARDS OF ADVISORY
TRUSTEES in the principal cities OF tho
State. and will contract with said Boards to
invest In said cities seventy per cent. OF the
not premiums taken there, thus making it
Home Company in Each Locality.
We confidently recommend this staunch
Sonthern Compahy to our friends and the
public, and beapeak continuance OF kind
patronage heretofore extended to us.
BLACK l. WAXING,
General Agents for South Carolina.
Active and reliable canvassers wanted with
whom we will make liberal contracts.
Feb 81 0mo
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Bulwer's Great Novel,

Bulwer's Great Novel,
THE PARISIANS, ,illustrated-s1 90.
4 Publicans and Sinners, Novel, by Mias
Braddon-75 cents.
4 Princess OF Thule, Novel, by author OF
"Adventufes OF PLDton,' Daughter Of
Heth," &c.-75 cents.
Lelda's Fortune, a Novel--sl co.
Which Shall H. Re2 a Naval Nv ar.hor ~
the Wooing OTIS cents.
Bebee; or, Two Little Wooden Shoes; q
story, by Ouida-$1. so.
Feb 19 r. L. RRYAN's BOOKSTORE.
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LyBrand & Son

TAKE pleasure in calling the attentiones
the public 10 e1anipatior OF their
STOCK OF MUSICAL. MEhC CHANDISE, con-.
sisting OF Pianos, Church and Parlor Organs.
Melodeons, Violins, Guitars, Hanjos, Fintsa.
Accordeons, Brass and Silver Band Insfr9-
ments OF all kinds. Also. Sheet II usio ana
instruction Books for every claps OF Hnsicng
lenstruments on hand at u times. We asTl
sole Agents for the State Of South Caro)fn, "a
Of Estey d Co.'s COTTAGE ORGANS. SAs,l
Mnsic sent by nail. poet paid. on receipt oe
price; and all kinds OF Musical Goods sept BIZ
Express, whom ordered. to any part ogtAa
State, marked G. o. D. Good Secon6.haaI
pianoe and Organs for sale cheap. for oas1.
Planos, Organs and Melodeons Tuped and
Repaired in satisfactory nsnnel: and wis
give especial att ention to Packing Removing
ana shipping Pianoe for other rartiet to any
point desired. at moderate prices.
All orders promptly attende d to and Datiz.,
faction guaranteed to those fayoriDg nj VITA
their patronage. Send for onr catalogue o.
Sheet Music and Musical hIerchs ndiae. Ri.
chardson street. few doors above PHmx11s
office. Oolur hia. s.. O. Now
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district Court of the United States for
the District of South Carolina.
IN BANHR UPTCY.
In the matter of Henry III. Gibson and Thos.
J. Gibson, Bankrnpts.
DISTRICT COURT SOUTH CAROLINA-ss.
A WARRANT IN BANKRUPTCY has been
a issued by the said Court against the
c0partnership and individual ostatos of
HENltY II. GIBSON and THOMAS J. GLIB
Son, under the firm name of T. j. & II. kI.
Gibson, OF the County OF Richland and State
boon duly adjndged Bankrupte, upon poti.
tions OF their creditors; and the paymcnt of
any debts and the delivery of any property
belonging to the said Bankrupts or either Of
them, to them or their uso. and the transfer
OF any property by them, or either o. them,
arc forbidden by law.
!, meeting Of tho Creditors oi the sail
Bankrupts. to prove their debts and choose
one or moro aseignees, will be hold at
Court OF Bank :uptcy, to be holden at sum
ter, III said District. OIL the 23l day Of March.
A. D. 1874, at II O'Clock A. NJ, at the Office oi
=. NJ. Seabrook, Eco, ono Of the Regi ,tcrs
in bankruptcy of sald District.
Il. nj. WALLACE, U. 4. Marshal
For said District, as Messenger.
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Annual Meeting OF tho Stockholders
Of the South Carolina Railroad Com.
panY and of the South western Rail.
road Bank.
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THE NEW DRY GOODS STORE
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oI the south Carolina Railroad Com
panY and of the South western Rail.
road Bank.
MgEnNEssseNNISra,
@E MAsE lsEH4, aaHz
EsAAAsAssz2s5E SaS3GS7isIs -.
= CHARLESTON, S. c., SrApcH 16, 1874.
AHEAnnual AIeetingof tho Stockholders
L OF Sthe South Carolina Railroad Com
pany and OF tho Southwestern Railroad
Bank will be held in this city, in the Hall Of
the Bank of Charleston, North-eas. corner
pf Broad and State streets, on TUESDAY,
'AApr'i IL, proIimo, at II o'clock A. 81. On
the day following an election will be held be.
tween the hours of Q A. II. and P. NJ. for
and thirteen Directors in the Bank. a com-
n;ttec to verify proxies will attend.
Stockholders will I've passed over the Road
to aud from the meeting free of charge.
j. r. EMERY, Secretary.
March i. II ,23, ,23 IS 80 .Ap2 4,G 9.l1.13.il
Annual Meeting of the South Carolina
Railroad Company and of the South
western Railroad Bank.
CHARLESTON. S. G., MARCH 1G, 1874.
SfoChHOtDERS having Proxies intended
~ 70 ne used at the meeting to be held on
9uested to lodge them with either OF tile fol.
luwing COMMITTEES, who will he in attcndance
at the Hall of the Be- nk Of Charleston, dur
ing the morning o. the 14th April, for the
purpose OF verifying Proxies. On the follow
ing day, during tho election, other duties
may prevent the Committee from examining
patches of Proxies before tho hour for clus.
ing tho polls.
L.C. HENDRICKS,
G. p. AIMAR
T. WARING,
Committee on Proxies.
March 1S IS 21.23,25,28, ,SO,A24,69.i1.1 1914
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Planting Potatoes.
S0 BARRELS, in fine order, EARLY
OO RISE. EARLY GOODRICH, PINK
EYE and PEERLESS, for sale low for greon.
backs. HOPE l. GYi,ES.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-17

TnE Houston Age has no sort ol
douht "limt President Grant desires
aud will, al the proper time, declare
his wish for 'thIrd lerm'' " also
expresses tho opinion that CHS last
and great oXpedient TO secure himself
in The presidency furuuolhor term viii
he u foreign war; MeXiool In the
judgement Of the Age VIII he the
country with which no viii Try his
bloody conclusions, II says
Mexico will he the object Of attack
in such an event, la addition To ne
evident desire OF large peroenlnHe,o l
our people 10 have Mexico added ~ lhe
territory Of the United hmles lhett
are many circumstances blR WIN enrn'
ont import which point lohuch u course
The rrm0vnl NJ lhe hcHdqunllcr Gi Tue
army from Washington CITY ofl,
Louis In not sufficiently accounted loll
unless We assume lliGt II ~ fm u spr
rlhc purpoW, which is "a he heur w.
tho p0lnl d'nppul pud the scnlie nlupr'
rati0ns, In u lpcutlnn readily nrcr llIr
from the seat Of war Rnd rom when
the amy movements may he elflIy
directed
Again, the west n tho portion OF
county from which the bul Il 0I u VOL
unterr army would have 10 he drawn
aud which would have 10 flrnlsh llc
supplies for carrying ON the war; The
establishment OF u military telegraph
along the frontier aud down tho MeNl'
can border 10 the mouth of tie ltl0
Gmndo II set another movement
which could have no sufficient luslll'
cation In the desire 10 expedite the
work Of frontier protection. II means
renly close connection between the
'heudQuOrters of the army Hnd me
seat Of war The Mckenzie sensation
aud others Of similar character
which may he looked for nj an cnrly
day, are but the purts Of the plot 70 en-
broiI Mexico aud the United SlNlcH,
Preparations have been made for the
operations Of the navy, 10y the employ
mcnt of several United States wnrshlps
In taking s0undings along the gulf
coast Of Mexico, oslensibIy In the "in-
| ltIthl Dl VUlllnl'I'N' nll Nll'0' 'NliEN
added 10 II doslfc 10 distract the uIlrl'
ton of the southern people from home
wrongs aud troubles and the securing
Of their union in common Interest
with the west aud north, lead Us incv-
| itnbly 10 our conclusion.
Hence II Is that we say General
Grant desires u third term and II war
with Mexico rs the best means Of SO.
curing It, AS president he could
mould matters 50 to hid advantage ms
to make II appear absolutely necessary
that he should remain AT the head OF
the government during the war period,
Questions Of political policy and eco
homie measures would be sunk IN the
maelstrom Of war necessities, and upon
the hillows Of strife for national glory
and the acquisition of territory long
coveted, no one would ride higherthnn
our military "presdenV.
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a,slsl la the work have, in flliher-
ance ST this purpose aHpnllilfn NJ ~
-, kerTi ~ ilal0nlAl fAytllp pplNl9i
immigration agent 0i me Texas hlNls
gWuge, No kerf II INSTRUCTED o -
~ Virginia, North Carolina npNl y
Carolina, Georgia aud lennessfel W
furnish sunh Inflammation AhN Nll lN
persons Dies ring ~ rpMe 10 nlli slalel
~ will facilitate them ia Their journey
Al persons having lands for sale, ~
wishing tenants, or skilled labOrefs, or
lnrminW hands, on house helps can
communicate with Nh kHrr " lAlp-
mia, until Tie Nilh nl nrlObef AMER
which time he viii publish suell places
az communication viii reach NM
The agent goes IN tho Interest Of 40
company, hut viii circulate documents
from any or all persons Intending W
produce mmigralnn Or calculates 70
cultivate the mind a. nur natural Al'
ynntages, ! respectfully invite llle 90
operation at all good pllllens y nus
work While We know Tie wOnleflul
abundant natural advantages btslpWen
by a Inunilirent Providence upon our
great state, II will be dllllpull 70 make
those NJ n distance believe lhls vast
diversity Of HollH aud proilhlon ~
blessings with wlGh We are sllITonnd'
ed, when others are using llelf bthl
endeayOrs IN urging upon ehlHfhnls
! the uncertainty aud expense ana
many difficulties aud losses Incident
luA removal ~ n new ana lllllfitu
home, lrng every argument 10 NJ
the umWAyerlnR ana 10 stop ana htllln
those ON the mOyci hence lIp no 'r u =
| Is ul urIye, working upcnl7 " thrll
| those who wish 10 rmirWr, the vast
advantage wo cul Us Wr hher pol-
lions of America la health climate
soil aud unlimited variety Of products
The people Of this state should lecolr
! lprt what wonderful cllOlls nnd strong
Inducements nrp brlng cmhlp1nncd
forth by the west IN control lWpl'
grafton, aud should arouse themselves
from their lelhnrgy on this great quca'
! ton, The railroads helug closely ldell'
titled aud largely Interested In the rap
ii development Of our productive ~
lcrcsIg, nre earnestly ana respectfully
| invoked ~ extend to our agents such
NssIHtuuco ~ Is IN their power we
ask the aid aud assistance Of nll IN tlIls
! work, w, w, llANui
Master TcXas state Grange.
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MNsl MnYtM EsOnniMg.

Who Is there tnat does not desire TO be al
ways exempted from indlgcslion--to have n
good appetite, n painless stomach, clear
head, regular pulse, healthy compleXionP
II this meets The eye of any who are not
thus blessed, let them Try Hostetter's Stom-
ach BitterS. We guarantee TINT this de-
llghtful tonic win restore any stomach,
however weak TO healthy condition That
it viii bring back the truant appetite, and
give permanent vigor to the whole system.
The feeble and emaclated, suffering from
dyspepsia or indigestion in any form, are
advised, for tue sake Of their own bodily and
mental comfort, 10 try 1t, Ladies of the
most delicate constitution testify TO its
harmless and its restorative properties.
Physicians everywhere disguised with the
adulterated liquors of commerce, prescribe
1t MS the safest aud most reliable of all stom-
nrhiCS,
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tsI',
TeNns Grand Prize Concert Postponed
a. Oci0bcr ~, 1874,


The Hon. james T. d, Wilson, may
az Of Houston, and the city council cn-
dOrscs the enterprise ns follows
nnusroN, rcxos, April ~, 1874,
We, the undersigned, regard the
real estate distribution, which j, u,
Foster proposes TO make on the nd Of
October next IN this city, ns calculated
20 promote improvements, ana plac-
ing Within thc reach Of many who
otherwise would be unable n chance
to secure n home for them and their
families, and having from our long
acquaintance with him, every conll.
dencc In his integrity we lccl iuslllied
IN saying that we believe he " III ear.
nv out his distribution honestly and
fairly, according 10 his advertised
plan,
Signed by the mayor the Hon.
James y. u. Wilson, and city council,
Capital prize, $1,000, gold, ten resi-
dences Ia Houston population 2O,OO0,
and the railroad center Of the state
$50 tracts of land in different portions
Of the state. Value Of prizes $l46,OOo
Il, 900 tickets, ut ~ each The man
agcmout are 40 well convinced of the
success OF the enterprise that they feel
Justified in promising TO refund every
cent of money, if the drawing does not
take place on 22d of October. Every
prize paid in full, whether all the
tickets are sold or not. Send for circu'
lars. Agents wanted. Address
J. Il. FOSTER,
Manager, Houston, Texas.
y. w. House Treasurer.
Pierce IS lyle, Agents.