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SOLDIERS
WAR CLAIM AGENCY,
NO. "a MONTGOMERY BLOCK,
San FRANCISCO, GAL.

VIZ II. AIKEN, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw
W. and Commander OF the Grand Army o.
the Republic In California and Nevada. Will
give prompt attention TO the collection OF AID:
ditionsl Travel Pa now due California snd
Nevada Volunteers discharged more than three
hundred mllos nom home. Soldiers can de.
pend on fair deling Information given free OF
charge. When writing inclorc stamp for 70.
ply and STATE company and regiment and
whether you have q discharge. Congress has
extended the time for filing claims for addl.
tions, Bounty under Act OF July 8. 1866. TO Jan.
nary. 1878, 90 all such claims must be made DO
fore that time. Original Bounty OF ticO has
been allowed all Volunteers who enlisted be-
fore July "a, 1861, for three years. u not paid.
the came when discharged. Land Warrants
can be obtained for services rendered before
isS5, bat not for services In the late war. Fen:
sions for late war and war Of 1919 obtained ana
increased when allowed Tor lees than dlsahiiity
warrants, but no pensions are allowed t. Mex.
can and Florida war soldiers. state OF Texas
has granted pensions to surviving veterans OF
Texas Revolution. New Orleans and Mobile
Prize Money 10 now due and being PAID; W
n. Aiken also attends 10 General Law ana Co'-
ection Business. ly5I COW om
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DEIIsQUEyY SALES.

|"TTT QOLD AND sxLvE9
81: s q ss;E, Ss.s e. frsssi:ss, c. & s .
LScsfjss q vUtiu, virginia Mining District
Ecaes-TScfe ~ delinquent upon the follow.
NJ dsscxibed stock, on. account Of assessment
Ns. ., levied on ne ,sth day Of August. is,t.
y q; IL ssr respective aTss sssssSoid Sv a. follows
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yvApPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from
III the eneets Of Error, and Abuses In e.riy
riaeo removed. New method OF treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books and
Crculars sent free, In sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. : south
Ninth street, Philadelphia, PAN Institution
having . high reputation tor honorable copdue.
and professional skill feio
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And I'm accordance with law and an order OF
the Board Of Direeton. msde on Inc an dsy Of
September. 1874, so many shares Of each parcel
Of, !ueh stock ~ may be necessary viii b
cold a. public auction, at the sslssrooo0
Of Maurice Dote D %, No. - Ptns
g.: :i.sf ssts K. e.. yt q tes,s,s c.l i,s Z T q " sss;
ss,essmcnis thereon. tosstSsr ia costa q
-'1 p ir;ss s q ~ 10 s.s-..sz.
0f1ce-Roon No. Z HsyEard's tsilipg. 10.
tis California street. San rrsncisco. Cal dii,
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DIVIDENDS.
NOTICE.

OPrICE OF TIE BELCHER SILVER
~ Mining Company, Ran Francisco. Oct s,
fsT4.-At a meeting OF the Board Of Trustees,
held this day, . dividend mo, ai) Of Three
Dollars (tN per share was declared. payable
October 10. Transfer books will DO closed
on the 9Th mat, at ~ o'clock y. Z
oe5 im ". @. RIBBE. Secretary.
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UNITEp STATES REGISTERS
luminous.
Ne aS2.

TN rHI o. 3. LAND OFFICE. OF rHx
District Of c.rson City. NsysdaCrss
lon, rrssting: Yoa ars hereby lmmonsd 70
sppssf bsforS me. 81 ny once. In c.rson cfty,
% he sist DAY Of November. A p. is's a. Y
Holnss, avsrrine your claim 10 Lot No. eleven
an, B,sek Ne. ssvsn ~. In Range D. Town
sits Of Cola Hin, Store. county, Nevada 70 %
usjsss snA Illegal: and. tAsn and there. % 700
shov easss " any there be, Why the calm o.
jast and legal, and be allowed TO enter the said
land-niling In which Judgment win Be taken
Against you.
10 the Unitsd staies Marshal. or deputired
eitissn. grsstinx: xake service and return
hereof
Oliver under my hand. this 10Th day Of oeio-
ADoLPHus WAITE. Register,
oc7oim District Of Carson City. Nevada
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NOTICE.

Y: s.Sp q n, QUIZ g ssso1E1ssgs! :.
RhATlN0s6 CO. they will c~outinu6 ne -
a. q s siIi sSS Re-. AZ i DsI,i,. ss' y ts 49, sssss In.
Gold hin, Sept. n, 1874. sii'af ssnn 2
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sIooKHoLoERs' MEETING.

OvrrcE OF THE LADY WASHINGTON
" Mining company. Room g. n.yw.rd,,
Gsnsnrnls. september 70. iSTt.-In accordance
In rs.oiutIon adopted At Q meeting OF the
nosrd OF Trustees OF the Lady Washington
Mining Company, held this Gay, : ,geci.l meet.
ing OF the stockholders o. said Csmpsny "
=, ,hc Company on the iIth day Of October,
is7s. At i O'Clock r. =. Of ,aid day. to t,ke Inio
eop.,dersiion and decide upon q proposition 10
,ne,ssse tbs capital stock Of said Company
ssom Ss.soO.ooo, divided Into $1,000 shares o.
the par value Of 500 each, ne pr sc ~ esp,,s
sioet 70 tooco.o0S s SIx,a sseh nv wv"
81 ); S s!sEIE,Iy.s,
L. II. NEWTON.
..,s "A Trustees.
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NOTICE.

STOCKHOLDERS OF THE woopyILLE
S : Sc,s x, X. ' &. new s,s! u. I' sfi Z ~ X
non nn =, and amer THURSDAY. October -,
1874. q the rats o. " ane ons-ss w
oas.tio W. n. nKLMAN. Secretary.
omes-4oi California street. san f, ns,ss
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DELINQUENT SALES. .

CLosE CoNsoLfD1TED Units
" compssySLocaitsn Of prtsdpGh pAsss 81
oi ises;i:s ss 81 Y Fn,ss co,S Si sE a.i,, ps,,e..
Stofey County. Nsvsds. osiaI .T~srrs..fauv
Notloe-Thcre 10 dellnquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock, on account OF Assess
ment No. z. Levied on the l2th day Of September,
1874 the several Amounts set upposite The names
ofthc respective sharchohsrs. e follows: ".
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Yesterday u vas found that the large
balloon in which IL was proposed By the
Management Of the HiPpodroms 70 give
the representatives Of the aftsrnoon pa
psrs . voyage to cloud-land could net Be
prepared in time. Rather than disap-
POINT the people. Who had gathered In
Thousands at the Hippodroms and about
the ground. Professor Donaldssn decided
to make N ascension In The small bal
loon Magenta II waa rather hurrisdly
inflated. and instead Of q car the daring
ssronaut placed himsslf astrids Q rope,
on which he had hung an anchor, a.
we'll a. graphing irons, bot tsok NO bal
last. The balloon ssesndsd rapidly,
amid the cheers Of thsusands Of people,
but IL was evidently not inflated for q
long voyage. and at its greatest altitude
vas not over $500 fest from the ground.
II passed over . portion Of the city, and
was suddenly seen 10 b quickly drop
ping. Il appeared that a. aoon - the
balloon reached . current OF cold air
rising from the river. the gas contracted
and wa no longer able TO sustain the
weight Of its load. People Who were
closely watching the air vessel saw its
rapid descent, and. from its appearance,
judged that 10 had collapsed. A large
crowd followed In the direction where 10
seemed 70 be falling. expecting to find
the shattered remains Of the intrepid
Donaldson. That gentleman. however.
was equal to the situation in which he
found himsslf. Al he nsarsd the ground
he was seen to lower himself BY his
hands and hang suspsndsd from the
cross-ropss on which he had bean seated.
He was evidently looking for . clsaI
place to jump; but unfortunately the
wind tosk the matter In its own hands,
and dashsa the balloon against the slass
works OF Frank 4 Co., at Franktewn,
on the Connsllsvills road. about two
miles beyond Sohs. The Professor wa
very much shaken by the concussien.-
Piftsosvg Dispatch. 0ooosr ID.
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And In accordance with law and an order OF
the Board Of Trustees, made on the 7sth day OF
ofsuch stock % may be necessary. will be sold at
public auction, at the once OF the Company,
Room 1, No. col California street. san Francisco,
Cal, on FRIDAY. the 13d day OF October. 1874,
at the hour Of o'clock r. q. Of such day. 70 pay
delinquent assessments thereon. together With
oosls or Advertising and expenses OF the sale.
DAVID A. JENNINGS, Secretary.
4 On1os-Room 4. No. t0i California street, nan
Fnneisco, California. rec I'd
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0cTIDENrAh LINING cSNrANi

" botatiuh VI pttueip't paw w pnrihV-rt
San francisco, California. .a
Location Of works, Storey county, State Of
Nevada. u.
Notice 10 hereby given that at q meeting
or the Board Of Trustees OF the above.named
company, held on the cath day OF September,
1874, an assessment mo. ~ Of flrty Cents go
cents) per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the company. payable Immediately, 10
United States golc coin, To the Secretary. at the
once OF the company. No. cOT Montgomery
street, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which thi. assessment shall
remain unpaid on the THIRrlETH day OF
October, 1874, will be dellnduent. and viii be
advertired for sale at public auction, and unless
payment he made before. will bo sold on the
OVERWHELMED day Of November, 1874, 70
pay the delinquent assessment, together With
coats OF advertising and expenses OF rac.
BY order Of the board Of Tru.iee.s
ohiee-No. e0I Montgomery street, Nan Prln-
cisco, California. SEN ID
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TADY BRYAN MINING CON.

~ p~any.-Location Of principal place Of
business, Sanfrancisco. California.
Location OF works, flowcry Mining District.
Storey county, State OF Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at q meeting OF
the Board OF Directors. held on the 18th day OF
september, 1874, an assessment (No. 81, OF fity
Gents per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable Immediately,
In United States god coin, TO the secretary. nj
the once Of the Company, Room No. 4, Hay
yards Building. No. il9 California street, san
FRANCISCO, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the TWENTIETH day OF
October, i67t, will be delinquent, and advcr-
tised for sale At public auction, and unless pay.
ment 10 made before, will he sold on The NINTH
day OF November, 1874, 70 pay the delinquent
and expenses OF sale.
FRANK SWIFT. Secretary.
ohice-Room No. 4, Hayward's Building. No
40 California street, San Francisco, Cal. I'M
Sa1l ri
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.

GLOBE MINING COMPAyY,-LO-
essioe g principal place Of business, Ban
Locstion Of WORKS. Goh min Mining Di.,,ies,
Storey County, Nevada.
Notics 70 hershy given that at q meeting OF
Tho Board OF Directors. held on the 18th day Of
September. 1874, An assessment mo. 81 Of Finy
Gents per shars Vas levied upou tho espitsl
stock Of the corporation, payable immedi.
afely In United States gold coin, to the Secretary.
- ne once OF the company. Room %, No. Sis
Caiifornia street. Ban Francisco, California
Any stock upon which this Assessment shaIl
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF October, 1874,
viii BE- delinquent and advertised for sala at
pubic auetion, and unless payment 10 made be.
fore, win be sold on the Fourth day OF Novrin-
Der, 1874, TO pay the delinquent Assessment,
Of sale.
BY order Of the Directors.
JOSEPH NAGUIRE, Secretary z
Omce-Room No. 81, No, Ii0 California
street. San Francisco. Cal. seil I'd
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POLITICAL.

DEMOCRATIC And LIBERAL
a TICKET &.
ELECTION, TUESDAY,, nov, >, 1874.
ArAg - Elal
FOR GOVERNOR,
L. r. BRADLEY
ofRlke county.
Fer Lleutssa.t Gsvernsr,
JEWETT w. ADAMS,
or Storey county.
Fer Csasressman,--..--...A. @. BILLS
OF ormsby county.
Supreme Judge. long term, An. HILLHoUSE
OF Eureka county.
Supreme Judge. short term, &C. II. BELKNAP
OF ormsby county.
Attorney Genenl........... J. r. KTTRRLL,
Of white Pine county.
Clerk OF Supreme Court ...B. II. HEREFORD
OF Lincoln county.
Secretary Of State .............C. D. SPIRES
Of Lander county.
Controller. .. ...............T. r. cRANLEY
Of white Pine county.
Treasurer. .......... JERRY SCHOOLING
OF omsby county.
Surveyor General ...................G. HAST
Of Storey county.
Sup't Public Instruction .......A. II. WILLIS
Of storey county.
State Minenlogist :. W. FRANK STEWART
OF Storey county.
State Printer. JOHN J. HILL
Of Humboldt county.
".L Il n ~ II .
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And. 10 accordance with law. 80 many feet Of
each parcel Of such stock - may be necessary
n be sold 81 public s~uetion, At the once OF
the company, 10 cover the unount
O1ice-No. 10 North e street.
II. scIl0NEMAN. Secretary.
July 10, 1879. ssiS ID.
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'TIIE JUSTICE MINING COMPANY.

I LoeatIon oI prthciphI pAcs OF pusIness' pan
Francisco, California.
Location Of Works, Storey county, State Of
Nevada.
Noiioc.- There are delinquent upoa the follow.
ing described stock. on account Of assesfment
No. II, levied ON the 9Th day OF September, 1915,
the several amounts set oppoeite the names OF
tho respective shareholders, 20 followp:
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o%BsTAoLEs TO MARRIAGE.

BY order Of u ;ss B V. h q aT:ss.: Secretary.
Gold HIN, New, Oct. 10, is7t. oeis Id
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0NR

POsTP0NBMENT.
,, rSs sS 90, 81 No,snSef, Al the anne hour and
''.''' 3: / !. S S!sFlk.,yAs.
ssiiatiEi DIXON.
11.ts.s
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Jss,ies % the Psaes--G.id HIN.
JAMES fERcIvAL.
CsssiaSis--GslA nm.
JOSEPH coNsfDINE.
sehsslT rssssss--virsiuia.
SAMUEL B. FERGUSON. JOHN SNOW.
JOSEPH BARNETT, D. DRIscoLL.
sshssi Trsstses-Gsid HIN.
wN. MCKINLEY, EpwARD DoNNKLLY.
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MINING AND STOCK TABLE,
the ssabsr Of Feet asd rss %
the priseipal hisss deal d st sks sas
Rransises Ssssk asa Excha~s, n>.rA.
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POLITICAL.

-
rr"d lo1y
= TUESDAY, nov. ., 1874
se.atsrsi
JOHN PIPER @
g. w. cHuBBUcx.
Asse.bisnea,
PHILIP REESE,
X. Il. SMITH,
n. q. ANDREWS,
WALES AvRRILI. a11
4. L. BUcKiNGHAM,
J. r. SMITH,
THOMAS y. ATKINSON,
JOHN Y. MCDONNELL,
WILLIAM D. CRAY,
SIMON OGG.
II. CRANDALL,
JAMES LowRKY.
mann District Jsdse,
RICHARD RISING.
shsria'
JAMES SHOWERS.
lNIs Cs.s,y Clerk,
AUGUsrUs Ash.
District Attsrnev.
WILL CAMPBELL.
rrsasursr,I
K. l.. STERN.
Recorder,
ARcnY J. MCDONNELL.
"
Assessor,
THOMAS GRAcEY.
Pebble Ad-'sissrsssr, .
WILLIAM MAYER.
superistssdest Of PuAiic schssis,
J. N FLINT.
surveysr,
ROSS X. BROWNE.
Csssty csnmissiesersi
W. .. SHEPPARD tLsss Tern,,
JOHN RANDALL tLsas Tsrm),
L. II. T0RP tshsrt Terns
A. FOX tshort rern.
Jsssiess Of The Peass-ursi.iai
Township No. t-JAc0B YOUNG, JR.
r.~s.hip Ne. 2-J0HN KNOX.
Justice Of the Psaee-G Geld Hin,
4. WRIGHT.
Csastabiea-virsisiat
rsw.sIip No. I-TH0MAs HUGHES.
Township No. III. d. BALDWIN.
Cs.ssabIe-Gsld Hin,
HUMPHREY sYM0Ns.
sehssi Trssiess-virsisiai
v. G. LORD,
w. n. HIcKOK,
X. J. PAsMORR,
AUGUSTUS WILLIAMS,
x. HURD.
scLssi Direetsrs-Geid Hit
DIR. w. O. C0NwELI,
n. y. HAzELTINR,
=. q. rs :..l q
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STOREY COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC AND LIBERAL

TICKET.
Senators,
T. A.ArkISsoS, L. T. FOX.
Asssnbiymsn.
JNO. MeCAUsI.AND, JAS. SINGLETON,
X. W. kUsTER, JAS MCKENZIE,
WILLIAM GRAY, RI. BREED,
BARr. CALLAHAN, O. X. JOHNSON,
WILLIAM LEHIGH, FRED. j. TITUS,
N. y. WALLER, q. II. CLARK.
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Csnstabiea-virsisiat
r.w..li, No. I-THOMAs HUGHES.
Township No. III. d. BALDWIN.
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AES1W AnaHp oxsr.

The readers OF THE HERALD VIII re-
member that when the yellow fever
broke out nj shreveport, Lieutenant
WOODRUFF of the, United states army,
was on duty In charge Of Che work for
removing therelt Ia Red river above
that cry, Immediately upon theop'
pearance Of The disease, he hastened to
the'doofncd city and devoted himself
with, luntiriig energy TO organizing
means of relief for the sick and suffer-
ing, Finally he was stricken down by
the disease, and his life was u sacrifice
to his heroic devotion of himself TO
the suce5 OF Ms fcllow4nien. lie left
mother in Impoverished circum-
stances, and upon her applying TO the
war department for the usual pension
allowed tothe representatives of those
in the army who lose their lives In the
service of the country, she was refused
ilon, theallegqd ground that Lieuten-
ant Woodruff was "not In the line OF
duty when. helost his Ie.
The head Of the department, govern
cd blythe statute law of the land, is no
doubt corrcctin lis ruling; but il con
gress. doesliot provide the pension, IT
will all6rd another striking illu stration
of the ingratitudc Of republics.
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ANnIiENY 4. MIlAN

lsthe name Of citizen Of Georgia
who has earned n little cheap notorlo-
ty by Il letter addressed 10 the Atlanta
Consultation, abusive Of Texas and
everything In II, Who Muse Ia we do
not know. Nor are we informed OF
The reasons he may have had for leay-
lngTexas. lIe SAYS ~ was In north
cr, eastern, middle, southern ard
southwestern Texas from lho first OF
December, 1874, to March, 1874, and !
found no place that the water was
good, andevery place that J was at,
summer " winter, some ono was hay-
ing chils,n
Now, the people of Texas know what
class of men II IN that are on the travel
all tho while from The southwestern 10
the northeastern part Of the state and
bnck again. There is II very large gang
Of them. Many Of them are captured
aud "lostn by the outraged farmers on
their way 10 the county seats.
The favorite instrument of this Muse
Is the ig'o. As sample of how deity
he touches its strings, we give the fol-
lowing extract from his letter. "rhere
is n hy there that lays an
egg that matches as soon US
the air strikes IT, soon grows with a
long maggot called n tcrca wo'W'
These kin stock unless the worm Is
caught and calomel stuffed into the
place where the goes worm In. There
Is Also u fly there they call the
heel fly, that are very tormenting to
the stoclS.n
He further says: "rhcre are but few
who have gone 10 Texas since the war
that are rs well or now rs they We're
the day they landed in Texas
We had noticed this letter going
round our exchanges, but considered 1t
ofnot sufficient Importance to merit Il
notice at our hands. On yesterday we
received copy of the Atlanta Consti-
tuition containing the letter with the
following written upon the margin, ad-
dressed TO the editor of The HERALD :
"Our party have read this, but we can't
say that we believe it, for we saw aud
were treated to the contrary, signed
by w. r. MclIntire, j. Lindsay John
son and othess, Rome, Georgia, These
gentlemen were members Of the Bnp-
list convention that met nj Jefferson
some months ago, and from which 81
large delegation visited many of the
principal points in Texas. They are
indignant that the state where they
We're treated so kindly should be so
basely slandered by fellow.cltaen of
theirs, and therefore hasten to make
II known that they.have no sympathy
with his false utterances,
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DIVISION OF TEXAS.

One CD. Smith, sascarpetbag con-
gresham from Louisiana, introduced
bilEainto the recent congress pro-
yiding, for the creation of anew state,
to be called Texana, aud to be COM
posed of all of Texas lying east of the
Trinity river, together with the coun-
ties Of Chambers, Liberty, Polk, Dali
las, Denton and Cooke, which are divid-
ed by that stream, andthe parishes OF
Caddo and DeSoto in Louisiana. The
bill further provided that the people
living in the designated area should
determine, by an election to be he'd
not later than the SECOND Tuesday in
November, 1876, whether they desired
the formation ofsnch a new state.
80 far &slwe eau learn, this scheme
hid it, origin In the brain Of Smith
alone. He no doubt, with the vulture-
like scent of the carpet bag fraternity,
smelled spoils in the project. 1t fell
still-born, however, In congress.
The Shreveport Times of the 9th in
stant exposes, in the following extract,
the purpose Smith had in view:
Mr.. George l.. Smiths new state is
rather o thin dodge. That sleek and
smiling individual has played his hand
SO successfully among us that be has
actually come to think we are set OF
fools. The people Of Caddo and DeSoto
made an effort toget their territory an
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neXed 10 Toxins, because Smith aud his
kind had ruined this state, aud seelng
the ldoa Of annexation ~ popular, ms
attempted 10 make capital on OF ~
aud proposes an impossible scheme W.
congress for a new state, composed Of
these parishes aud u large portion Of
'leNns, OF course Smith, nor any other
carpet Dagger Is really IN favor Of the
annexation OF these pnrlshes 10 Texas
nut aa this scheme IL manileHlly lm'
possible aud will, NJ the same time,
tickle the fancy of what he must re-
gard 40 the Caddo and DeSolo fools, II
exnctly suits his purpose
hut, Mr., Smith, don't try 10 play ihe
patriot and public beneIO0tor herei go
on with your carpet bagglng ilo you
hive YET little time, for y0llr reign is
approaching lls end, This new stole
dodge won't wash.
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LAWS or BUSINES9 rOR ALL TIL II
STATES or TINE UNION.

Is the title Of u new work just from the
pressof the National Publishing compa-
nv, Clpclpnati, Memphis aud Atlanta.
Its atithor Is Theophius Parsons, Il. l..
d., professor of law in Howard univer-
sity, and author of many standard
works ON law. A copy of II has been
kindly placed upon our table by the
publishers. s4Rrvp
1t Is an old saying, and one worthy
Of all acceptation, that the lawyer who
attends to his own business has fool
for client. II this Is so, how, much
greater fool isnhe. who without any
knowledge'of law At all attempts to
tfalisact matters that require necessa-
rily more or les" knowledge of what
the law is. Hence I'VE have always
had most sovereign contempt for
such books as "Every Man His
Own Lawyer" and Others of that
ilk, for the reason that they led men TO
do what they We're unqualified To do,
and in the doing of which they were
almost sure to make some mistake and
thereby eventually need more or less
litigation. p III Nv {
y The book before us, however, is not,
Id our judgment, open to this objec-
ton, 1t gives brief abstract of the
statute law of, each of the estates Oh
those subjects about which business
men are generally most anxious to be
Informed, and supplements this intor-
nation with the most approved forms
for drawing AL kinds OF business
papers, Its author is one of the ripest
scholars and soundest lawyers in the
United States, sand hisstatenent as to
what the law of any given case is, may
be relied on With implicit trust. 1t is
valuableibook for the profession to
have.
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road pushes TO the west Dallas will
necessarily lose q very great pRrt Of
thnt trade on which her hitherto uneX-
amplsd prosperity has been based, Is
II not then the part Of wisdom to bo
reaching out In other directions to Sc
cure trade that viii eounterhalanGe
what we are likely 10 loseg Let our
basinehs men, who are justly eminent
for their sagacity and enterprise, give
this matter their serious attention,
We are glad 20 be Informed by Pres
ident Calder that tllo contract for the
hrst ilyv mlles has been let 10 other
parties and that work thereon viii be
resumed next Monday He expects 10
push the work on rapIdIylo the county
line without amy further delay