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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-02
rmroRTA M TO BUSINESS MIN.

II
IMPORTA NJ TO BUSINESS MIN.
We notice In the various insurance
jouriials Of the country number OF
well written articles, setting forth lbe
fact that insurance, effected In u COM
paly hot authorized 10 do business In
the State where the property insured
IL located Is, by nxed and settled prln-
ciples OF law, totally void and worth
less, or, at least, tho party 40 insured
can only look for indemnity, In case OF
loss, TO the caprlce and will Of the COM
Ipauys0 I3A0 aaI %
As these journals AFRO little read cx-
ceptby Insurance men, most OF whom
are, or should bc, posted IN regard to
such matters, We deem II we'll TO bring
this matter TO the attention Of our
readers, and put them on their guard
against exposing their Interests TO the
extent ofthousands OF dollars, for the
petty consideration Of the rebate of
fcred them by such companies, which
.,o Lar +nji,.,,,JgAl ,han, n,a,,,,,a
"o gu" W '.oeNo ,"'' Po''''"'''
Ekilowlng thNtIn sodolng they assume
| ITO ilablIlty III case or JOSS, ana are
guilty of The violation OF the laws OF
our State.I 60 a'N 81 ,ff B
Under . statute very similar to that
| u 4 a ... u. y H.. d
OF our state the Attorney General OF
Indiana has given the following opin-
ions y Y W e.h N@'"'
AZ the statute prohibits any foreign
.nS,,,, ~ eoht'p",y oirec,,y OF i,'ni ,,
busi4ess OF Insurance in the Stote
without first procuring legal authority
thls Includes prohiDltion upon amy
p "n sr v, V",piH,a''Vn anut "uy au,,'o.
Insurance agents either Inv soliciting
applications or collecting money upon
premiums; a policy issued by an
nSon1 :, ' hn asi,,;, VI law ue 'iaai
by the Supye,ne Court to be void After
destruction by fire OF the property
insured Doth Indiana, p. o2o),. and ~
Az, ar"e" TI ny, mo. eItepor.eu IN ~
eral doctrine is confirmed
This opinlon ia decisive and cleor.
and has since been condrmed nv tho
judicial decisions that STATE (peonles
Va. pleaseurl, andtbe pripcinle is oooin
rocognjzod bv the Kentuckv Cart of
Anneals notwithstanding the,o faots
however there ara man In th,s ,,ud
every other State who elect To ia hns,-
ness with Illicit aoents and co,nnon;os
for the sake Of A trjdjnp rebate on tbo;r
premiums rotbor than nov Ioo;ti
nata ratio r. ouonts ond oo,,no,,.,s
doinp bnsinoss IN tb.ir own sto,a nd
in .ccordonoo With tno ,au,s ,lano.,
The Nav York noilv nvonino Ev,ro,,
has hem exnosino r,nahor 81 .na,,
mi nsaot;on. Il th,t ,,tr - Ia. w.,
calls attentlon 10 tho f,ot that sra,,
insuropca "a a wostS 90 monar n.y.,
conla not be roa,iy.d =, nv Iaa, - ~,
should become ! claim Tr,. suoI
policies might n some ;nstanoo. w.
Maid Int in uinetv.nin. ooses /,
.h,,ndrad tbav wou,d \. ron,,I,ataa H.,
Tho comnanv ;sspino tben Nh on,'.
are .no,, nolio;.. yn;a IN 49,, ..a',,
,,.., "oN"'
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ONE farmerin Dallas county, seventy
years of age, who does mostof his Own
blowing by means of y buggy phwy
has sown one hundred acres il,'wlieat,
and already has anothershuudrcil aerss
broken up for corn in the spring. Adci
like to note such evidences Of wi4o
husbandry. y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-02

MosT of the Thoroughbred. cattle
imported into this county two and
three months ago, are now in fine
health.
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lie LIfeJesssaton Of America
~E2.AE.LAAss DTATEarCr.
OFFICERS.
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sbduoldNe, fiSin Nyyfl tiQFlal ,tlolfwiing
sd3b,tA 3tiLaallg9 Aietof6slhotHl psll
P'N'9 H"''W'N rfknl an l,fi o.,
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.agfAaRao4o.

tHAAA -A&f AA0 =
=, sign OF Tie Zig Cote Pot.
~ - liAilu4 ls.st ,ecGslii6sl ilia q
II AIsEasjiP 'st.,sfR a lIl.h sa ,'+.s
> AZ arlaa psoeaely etsalf sasi 81 Al
gE.sgtls r. HE sIISs . e 6 5
MRS. G. II. CHANDEEkteit
No. = Masonic 'Ecnx,te
'i@' Houst ~.
,sThe largest s,ocxof Itsis 9uutIsib III, 81 A.
Prices low - Those u Nes'rs n 4. n {s !
hair maopprerana conaHn q
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NJ. NICHOLAS ron DECEMBER

Opens with n handsomely illustrated
article on the celebrated "darden OF
the Gods,p la Colorado, Among the
other instructive articles are "rhe hoy
Astronomer by Heaoklah Butter
worth "The chlckadeea," by Harvey
Wilder "AfrIcan Fashions" 10y Olive
Thorne "Altorf aud William Tell,p
10y Emma d, southwlck, aud "lIollday
HarbOr,n m excellent article by Mrs
y. Il. g, Samuels, showing the boys and
girls how TO build u city, with all the
public buildings, steamboats,, railroad
trains, etc, necessary for liz prosperity
'rhe stories IN the number ARE, many
Of them, remarkably good, The Won
derful adventures Of "lohumpln" are
concluded Mary n, Prescott writes
chTmingly about 'g'rue's Dollsi'.
thore Is II bright fancllUl story by D.
Wool, called "Mabol'sTroubles, with
aplcturo by Eytlnle, II characteristic
tale translated from tho Swedish by
Selma llorg aud Marie a, Brown,
Helen &, Weeks tells about "Fourleen
Monkeys and all the boys viii be
glad 10 read "Thc Comanches' Trail"
by Samuel w. Co2zons, a poem,
which II excellent IN Itself Is illustrate
cd by twelve dogs heads drawn from
life with great spirit and fidelity by A..
III. 1'hayor, Among the other poems
are Little Whimpy," by Mrs. Dodge
"rhe Jeweled Tree" by A. NJ Ma
char, and "Friends,p by l.. q. Warner.
Mrs. Abby Morton Dla1 has one of her
funny sketches called "a Little Glrl's
Story" Very interesting announce
ments are made for the January issue
OF ST. Nicholas, which Will be the holt
day number, and will contain, besides
ever 80 many Christmas stories, the
opening chapters of the new serials I:
"rhe Young Surveyor" by j. n. Trow-
bridge, and "lIight Cousins" by Louisa
Nj. Alcolt.
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OLD ann NEW.

Tho Peoples Magazine Boston, Mass
saehusetls, Roberts Brothers, publish
err, Edward u, Hale, editor The
December number Is received, but we
aaye not had tine 20 read H. Old aud
New II q GiAt-class magazine, devoted
To literature, The fine arts, music, edit
cation, ete, The present number con-
tains the college directory for the close
Of tho year 1874, showing the names Of
the officers Of the more important coll
leges and upiyersIlIea In the United
States, with tho statistics Of their NUM-
bera, This IL u valuable feature Of the
magazine, Terms "a per year, Adj
dress 4, u, Perkins, business agent,
1ia Washington street. Boston,
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A Triu,nph Of Chcmis.r,.

Among tho numerous honlth-glying dis
coyorIea Of pharmaceutical chemistry, none
has achieved more tinnscendont aud last
Ing success than Ilo,totlcrs Stomach Blltors,
OF course there Ia II reason for this. Itwould
have been impossible 10 palm oil, for nearly
II quarter of n century, upon soshrowd peo-
pie IN the Americans, u merltloss article, or
have established by mere advertising such II
reputation M the Blttcrs enjoy, II they did
not possess n substantial title TO public con-
ildencc. The truth of this statement Is
proved by the tact that bogus nostruns, no
matter how extensively pulled, usually en-
JOY but transient existence, are then dis
covered to be worthless, and discarded. Hos
tetters Bltters, ON the contrary, after ca
rcer Of twenty years were never 80 popular
~ they are to-day. soon after their appear
ancc II became manifest that they possessed
In remarkable degree the power OF tonlng
and regulating the human system, and to-
day they rank as the standard restorative Of
the age.
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NEWS NUGGETS.


A water famine prevails in New Or
leans.
Great suffering continues to exist in
Kansas.
Brookville, Pa, has been destroyed
by fire. Loss, two hundred thousand
dollars.
The Carlists in Spain shot thirty
seven prisoners before breakfast, re-
Gently.
The Shreveport Times has more
'clear grit In 1t than any paper in
Louisiana.
George Spitzfaden and his grandson
We're drowned in New Orleans on Sun
day evening last.
The buildings Of Hall n Conkling's
woodworks, in Cincinnati, were dam
aged twenty-five thousand dollars
worth by fire Tuesday.
The round house of the Cairo and st.
Louis narrow guage railroad, in East
st. Louis, with one locomotive burned
Thursday night. Loss, ten thousand
dollars; no insurance.
A fire in Danville, Virginia, Sunday
night, destroyed the Roanoke smolS-
ing tobacco works, Rammey's machine
shops and box factory, aud Crews &
Radenhizers Touring mills. Total
loss, one hundred thousand dollars.
No insurance.
Intense excitement prevails at Pas
cagoula, Miss. An inollensive citizen
named Langley was murdered and II
lady brutally assaulted, last Thursday,
by three negroes. Two hundred men,
half of whom were negroes, took the
murderers out and hung them.
Things are not so bad in South Car
olina as they might be. The republic
can majority has been cut down from
80, 534 in 1870 to l0,SO7 in 1874 for gov
ernor, and there are indications that
enough decent men have been elected
to prevent mischievous legislation.
Mon tgOmery Blair says of the next
democratic congress; "Assoon as they
get together they will put an investi-
CATION into every department, and hold
it there plumb up to the presidential
election. That will sweep the pres
idency. | can show them stealing up
at the war department under Stanton,
that will excite the dead.n What a 1
rafting, of radical dry bones of the
"truly loil" there will be then, to be
sure
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BnNing.
THE GENERAL MARKET,

Quotations represent cash prices for large
lots, and are not appllcable to small orders.
BACoN-Weak. Clearsities, Ice; shoulders
lie.
BAGGlNG-Dull. Prices range from PKG
lSc, Supply small; demand limited.
BUTTGR-Active. Country and western
3o@iOc. supply limited.
nEESW Affirm, ut 206l25c per pound.
DLES-StaH dull Mt l71S@el9c.
COFFEE-Market active; prices ranging
from 2l@2ic for Rio; no Java in market OF
consequence.
COKN-B'irm ut Csc per bushel.
CORN MEAL-Actiyent 90@l per bushei
WHEAT-Dull Mt 81 coal 10 per bushel.
FLoUlt-Quiet; good quality of family
at from 50 W to s3 so per hundred.
EGGS-Aetive; supply light; sell at ga
tkUII-Fresh oranges (Louislana) per bar
rel, slSi apples, s49i 81 per barrel; lemons,
sl3 per box.
HaMs-Market strong; supply very lin
tied ut 1915 per pound.
HAf-Active; by the wagon load, $500
per ton; baled, Sl2 on the track.
HlDES-Market firm; dry flint, lS@lS&c
per pound; dry salted li%c per pound green,
1c per pound;green sailed, Sc per pound; deer
skins, 25@;pc.
LARD-But little in market; tierce, 1e]%c;;;
tins, lSc; market dull With n downward ten
dency.
OArS-Active at 5oIS0I55c per bushel.
oNl0NS--Full large supply; prices range
from 81 TO 81 so per bushel.
POIATOES-Irlsh, si@4 50 per bushel
sweet potatoes, zoe TO 81 % per bushel; de-
mand active and supply good.
POuLTRf-Chickens, full grown, Soc;
young chickens, 2je each.
SALr-Active ut from 81 40 TO 81 so per
sack, and 50 4O@3 50 per barrel.
SPANCH-Firin at &c, supply good
SUGAR-Fair, 1919; prime, llHc; choice
lie; coffee, l21Sc, powdered and crushed, l%4c.
IlES--tirm; beard ties, SIC; arrow, 90.
TMlNE-A full supply at 15c per pound.
ity.
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rhroekmor.on for President,

A writer In the st. Louis Times
names for president in 1876, our dis
tin. ynished fellow-citizen, Governor
j. w. Throekmorton.S Saysthe writer:
~tAftefthe storm co. YES d calm, aud
In the calm man Is prom. to speculate
OH the events of the future. Already
looming up before the people of this
country Is the. inomentuous question,
who shall be our next presidents
"rhe recent elections having demon
strated that the people are tired of the
alarums of war, and look upon the
questions involved in the late struggle
AZ definitely settled, any party livestock
in trade of which is only the cry of
war and the shout of rebel. must go to
the wall.
This practically leaves the grand
old democratic party alone In the field,
and naught remains for 1t 10 do but to
name the man--wisely selecting such
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q one ~ Is competent W RAsp lhf
Mighty Questions arising nom puf
complicated finances "a nam WAC VIII
inaugurAlH q policy and have rational
ideas nu Auy ISSUE lhal may arise zone
combining the nerve ana adminiHlfA-
tive ability of Jackson, ihe tact pi
Jefferson aud ihe hOnpslY and nobility
vi character Of Washington,
NCasling ahnut fnr such mah the
question nf locality must not DO lg-
iinfed, The rAst having had her share
aud more, The west or south must pro-
dupe him, The Importance pf pur ~
lpresta, which an eastern man no lac
ever 90 wise, 0annll hllly comprehend,
tho advanced position We NOW occupy
IN respect N pppulallpnl wealth and
influence, not w nentlon our undoubl'
ed rights Ia p0ni Of locality, demand
that the chief place on Ihe Ticket be
given 10 u.s."
The writer then reviews the dark
period Of the war, aud The events pre-
Gedlng that iremelldn0llh struggle Rild
the part taken therein by Governor
ThrOpkmOrlOn, all Ut which IL historic
IN Texas, aud the calling Of the COVER
nor ~ the executive chair Al the end'
lilo then proceeds
"That he occupied II well, the lm'
proved condition Oi the Lone Star
state during his short torn Of power
fully atlested liut the iron had not
yet been sunk deep en0lgl-the Iron
heel must crush them, The executive
chosen by the people was hurled RON
his place 10y bayOnel pnweri 10 be hllp'
oeeded by Que n0mlnally u governor
really u satrap, and Tie state once
more was plunged Into confusion and
poverty.
0Although driven from his office by
brute force, We llnd him over In the
van, battling for the MISSES, AT last
hls eliOrtA were crowned with success,
aud 10 him, more than 10 any other,
belongs the credit Of having raised the
empire state OF the south from the
slough Of dospond TO lts present proud
aud commanding position.
"Alth0ugh since that time lac has re-
penledly been called from sell-lmp0sed
retiromenls 10 various publlG stations
he has hitherto refused, for, nOtwllh-
standing political prefermenl, he II 4
poor man Ia rare thing IN these days Of
political corruptIon), but NJ last accept
Od n unanimous nomination to con-
grcas, aud was elected without opp0sl'
ton.
"I4ct the people sean closely the
course Of themeXt NJ, &. from the tllfd
Toxas district. Watch well his votes
aud his lubors, and | am convinced
that In the tried administrative ability,
unspolted virtue and integrity Of james
w. ThroclSmorton will be found all
that can be desired In our candidate IN
1907
We feel proud Of the honorable pc.
sltion occupied before the people of the
country by this favored son Of Texas,
He has never foled to acqult himself
with honor In the pNst, neither viii he
In the future, no natter what position
the country calls upon him to fill.
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sruBps is his name. He is n Bapti

~, l,,, STUBBs Is his name. He is Baptist
minister, with eight motherless chill
Y dren, in New York. See was grass.
r widow. who joined his church and Wis
A tied "those poor, motherless children
Y necessarily, and finally proposed to
take up her abode in the Stubs man
Il sion. Stubs 'thought Of Glenden-
ming" and declined her company with
| Stlianks.S Stubs says he made very
narrow escape, aud that you can't be
too particular when there's grass
widow around who wants to minister
with your eight motherless ones.
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Hon. r. b. HUBBARD has our than

m. Hon. II. b. HUBBARD has our thanks
for a copy OF the Atlanta Constitution
,-of last "Wednesday, containing the re-
port ofa meeting al the board of trade
m rooms of that city, at which number
of the excursion party from this state
were present. Speeches were made by
Lieutenant Governor Hubbard, General
90, Jerome b. Robertson, superintendent
nbof the Texas bureau of immigration,
Willard Richardson, Esq, of the Gal
weston News, and Major George Hill
year of Atlanta. The speech of Gov
80 ernor Hubbard is lengthy and full of
y statistics. We would like to publish 1t
did our space permit, and may do so in
II "A day or two.
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REMEMBER that King Komns /,

- REMEMBER that King Komus will
make his grand entry into the city of
Houston ON the 18th of next month,
December). The Age says that the
Merry Khan of that city are working
like beavers, and have nearly COM
pleled all the necessary arrangements
for the reception Of his his majesty on
his annual visit. The Age adds: "The
expenses attached to the getting up Of
the pageant here this Year, is enor-
nous and unprecedented in the state,
aud when we state that the cost will
Z, amount to nearly one hundred thous-
~and dollars, we are not afraid of being
accused of exaggeration, for we simply
state facts anda not fiction. So our
country brethren can rest assured that
our carnival of Mirth' and the entry
of Comus into Houston will be the
grandest thing of the kind on record.
1T Is confidently expected that at least
ten thousand strangers and visitors
will be present. rse
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The Catholic English bishops o

The Catholic English bishops of
q, England have gone to Rome. They
desire TO be permitted to pursue an in
dependent course in the event of any
restrictions being put on the Catholic
clergy by the British government
They want to respect the laws, and
deprecate being put under the same
:" regulations as the continental bishops.
ent So much for Mr. Gladstone's late ut
W tack on Rome.
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OPINIONS OF rue pRVss

CURTls on MANHOOD. ~ There is no NOM.
per per o, society by whom this book will moi he
~ useful wA9lher he be parent. preceptor
CURTIS ON "MAHHoop n-This hool,
be read by the young for instruction s srJ1i t
t1e SAN aiiiieted Tor relief; it will lnJure no one
M. rice r ~ cents by mail. Address the autbor
~ III n;, eurus, A., .; Box 4i5, Galveston. Texas
ofiica. New Orleans, La 0'''0 ''ie pos'-
IL. ~. b.-Dr; Curtis may be personally con.
suited Mt Galveston, No. o Church street MOI MOI
pa BAN ao avenue from November 4th to Noyem.
ber SS,h an I'LL from December 10th to Decem-
consulting ,,sg rooms, No. 0 Rampant street. New
orieans' I'LL May !, 1875. 2I4d2m9w2m
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I'm The position of "the adminislra-
~ tom civilians and his Junior part
ner, Grant on the Arkansas volney
voltaire Smith iiasco is unchanged,
a namely, that "the government (Wil-
liams) has not In its possession such
information as would justify any III
reference with the controversy In that
~ state o.fh
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JUST PUBLISHED.
DIR. CURTIS ON MANHOOD
2oo,oc0 Copies Sold in all Parts OF
Europe and America.

A medical essay on the cause and cure of
health Is lost, and how regained. If Sivns W
clear synopsis Of the impediments TO mar.
rage, The treatment ofneryous and physical
debility, exhausted vitality, and All otbsr
diseases appertaining thereto, the results of
twenty-five years successful practice.
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patrons both of lhe press and adyen
llsers-and We predict for tho ~ Louis
house q success and business second
only 10 tho New York house, We pre-
dict, huther thatthey will have have
hard time ia convincing the ~, Louis
merchandise advertise,
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DospoN Inns bought broom 70 sweep
b! the political forpp, In the shape Of u
club which hae Tor W. object the purlll'
M cation OF politics. IL, ~ liom is preSl'
y dent, john Quincy Adams, Vice pres
ident and yet Butler II not happy
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LAR q recent election for location OF
the county seat Of Young county, The
town Of Graham received lOl votes, the
:. center OF the county, "a votes, ANA bel'
KNAPP votes. 80 says q correspond'
Ont OF the Wchtheriord 'rImos,
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Speaker Blaine says he doesn't want
= TO be senator, but that II the people
:, will make his friend Hannibal Hamlin
president no viii DO externally grateful
Hamlin has been politically dead 10
long that decomposition has set In.
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SELyE Is the last specimen. lie has
igbeen careering around In Louisiana
with the party by tho name 0'ilodg'
son, arresting citizens In the interest of
Kellogg. Now Selye Is in the grip OF
10 the law, under nm old charge reproduc-
cd for embezzlement. This Is not vel
for Selye. "a Iu
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MEDICAL.
.q1n.l,ipgl Il d--ss Atl sNhN
MSA |; Y Y. y n {. SfsISM

A mild apericnt and gentle purgn-
tive, recommended for the cure of all dee
rangements of the stomach ,livor,and bowels.
BY their timely use much sickness is pre-
vented. The testiof many years have PROV
en- them to be the safest, surest and best OF
all the pills ever offered TO the public. They
purify the blood, remove all corrupiions and
restore the diseased system TO perfect health,
As an AntidOtc 10 ChilIs and Fever they
have no equal. For Dyspepsia they are
n Specific. For Sick Headache and Hi.
iOus Collie they are u sure cure. FO~ Com
stipatiOn, Rheumatism piles, PaIpita-
ton of the Heart, Pain in the Side,
Back and LOins, Nervousness, n positive
remedy. For Female irregularities,
without u rival. When one does not" feel
very we'll" single dose stimulates the stom-
nch and bowels, restores the appetite, and
imparts vigor TO the system. Sold every.
where. ONCE, Is Murray street, Now York.
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y" y, If Galveston expects or desires 70 re-
tain, or rather to regain the business OF
northern Texas her merchants VIII
n have 10 be more liberal towards The
apress OF our section In their advertise
inc flyora, .|.#
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-. TnH postal telegraph Ia Postmaster
General Jewels chief hobby to ride
down TO posterlty on, He Is going To
Try aud work the thing up this WIN
a1nI.
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mEssRs. GEO. p. nowELL a GO.

d The extensive and popular adyertis-
: Ing agents Of New York have estab-
,lIshed branch house In st. Louis.
This New York firm stands at the
head of their line of business, have al
ways been just and honorable to their
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TnH annual session Of tho northwest
Texas conference Of the Methodist
'.leplscopal church south, met at Wealth
erford, on Wednesday last, Bishop H.
N. Mc'ryelrre presiding
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FATHER RYAs, the poetprlest, de-
llyered recently 10 Sew Orleans an
eloquent aud patriotic address TO ai
.limmense audience Of white loagners'
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pALLAs. TEXAS.
TUESDAY uoRslNC, SoyqupEa a.
No Northumberland mAlIeTs HNb'

.rjsci TO charge viii b. received or eoN'
sl,,"Isldeled In tho editorial rooms but
'uSihnst be presented 70 tho business
,l.inannger IN lhe hpsIpesN oflloG
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