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Decoration Dal .

The committee charged with iAc floral
arrangements respectfully and earnestly
request the active cooperation Of all citi-
zens in the discargc Of the duty assigned
them. The latcncss of the season renders
1t extremely improbable that any consider
able quantity of wild flowers can be pro-
cured. We, therefore, urge upon all who
cherish the memory Of Our dead, that they
contribute literally Of their house and
garden flowers, that the services may be
something more thBn mere ceremony A
great many small contributions make, in
the aggregate, a large collection. therefore,
let those who can give only a little give
that. The committee request that cortli-
buttons be sent to the Village hall before .
o'clock on Saturday morning. Special Of
ferings should be strongly and plainly
marked TO avoid mistake y committee OF
ladies Will be in attendance to receive and
arrange the contributions.
WIN. y. W RIPLEY.
Chairman Of Committee.
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old Observation-Disclosures!

HEADQUARTERS ROBERTS Posr No. l4.)
DEPARTMENT OF VERMONT,
GRAND ARMY OF TIE REP,-BIlC.
Saturday OF this week being the day
designated by orders from the national and
department commanders Of the Grand Ar
my of the Republic for the annual dccora-
ton OF the graves OF our deceased com
rades, this post will perform this memorial
service on that day in accordance with Il
programme TO be hereafter published In
making the ceremony rs impressive rs pos
siblc, to express the deep sense of affection
and honor the comrades Of this post feel
for the memory of those who have al
yanccd beyond the field Of life upon which
we are now serving, we desire that every
soldier who has served in the army or navy
during the rebellion, whether members Of
the G.. \. X. or not, now residing or tenn
porarily stopping among us, should unite
with this post in the exercises Of that day
and we earnestly invite all such TO assem-
bic at the posi- cncampmcnt, opposite the
depot, and "fall in" with the members OF
the post and participate in the procession
and exercises as part of our organization.
BY command Of
JAMES II. DYER,
Post Commander.
T.. NJ. EDGERToN, Adjutant.
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For New England, Middle States and
the eastern portion Of the lower lake re-
gions partly cloudy and warm weather
and light variable winds will prevail with
but slight changes of barometer
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At the Ellsworth dedication exercises
Generals Alden and Carr with their stalfs
attracted much attention; they were present
in full force attired, in their new uniforms,
which arc made after the latest regular
army regulations. We publish full list Of
the officers. some of whom are well known
to many of our readers
Major-Gencral Joseph Il. Carr, com
handing ID division, n. G.. s.. \. y.
STAFF.
Col. Lee Chamberlain. a. 4. G.
VIM III Lawton, inspector.
g d NJ Green, engineer.
g Joseph Egolf, chief of artillery.
Fred T Martin, judge advocate
:" Leroy Mclean, surgeon
Lieut-Col Aug p Corsc. ordnance officer
N Mann, jr, quarermaster
John Don. cOmmissary
Major Isaac + Handy, aidc-dc-camp.
" John w Tompkins.
Capt. James Kemp,
Brig. Gen. AonzO Alden. commanding
10th brigade ID division, n G $ n Y.
STAFF.
Col. Jerome b Parmcntcr, OF the Troy
Press, A A G--chief of the staff.
Major George II Otis inspector.
NJ II Burton, surgeon.
" John NJ Landon, judge advocate.
" John Talmadge, engineer.
Capt. Rice G Bull, ordnance.
G. NJ Austin quarcrmasiCr
James G. Patton, Commissary
VIM. VI SWarlwuut, 0idc-dc-camp.
I I
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RACES Az MIDDLE GRANVILLE
Eirst Day.

The three days races announced by Mr..
II. O. Peabody, proprietor of the Middle
Granville Trotting Park, to occur on those
grounds, were commenced on Thursday
afternoon. \ very encouraging attendance
was had and the series well opened for the
week. The day was very warm and the
horses suffered some from the heat, but
nevertheless msle good time and the spec
tators secured considerable sport out of the
racing, The track is as is well-known one
of the very best in this section and Mr..
Peabody does his best to secure satisfac-
ton to all who attend in every particular
The first race trotted was for
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weather Probabilities.
PROBABILITIES.

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WASHINGTON, May 2s.-s p. IN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-29

NooDooIsH AND SPIRITUALIsM.-Vooioo
In the South, smonR the cOloEef people, il one
of the few remaining vestiges of the heathenish
rites Of their African ancestors, and, a. it has
been transmitted TO them from the mothers
breast, almost, It lie not so much to be wondered
At. To see, hoEever, a circle OF people who
have had the advantages of education, and dis
play evidences of intelligence. gathering SOL
EMMY together, to be gulled by the clumsy
clai trap Of the Katie Kirgs, the EDDY broth
ere, ard the other cbsrlstzns who pretend to
fsthom the mysteries of the other world. IL, in
deed, pitsble as compared with the "Kunjerin''
(corjuTing) tricks by which the poor darkey is
often scared out OF his wits. In the latter in
stance il can be accounted for aud sympsthizsd
with; in the other II should excite the sharpest
criticism upon the misuses OF intelligence and
christian training.
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In TBE SUPREME 0ogRIo! TIE DISTRICT

i OF COLUMBIA.
HoLdtss SPECIAL Tsym, December 49h. 1S.l.
In the case Of Addie Winter. administra. rtx OF
HENRY ST. CLAIR WIuTER, deceased, the ad-
ministratrix aforesaid has, with the appreciation OF
the Supreme court Of the District OF Colrmoa afore-
said, appointed TUESDAY, January 36tn, A. ID.
1875 for the ns settlement and distribution Of the
personal estate Of said deceased Of the assets in
hand, - far as the sarie have bsen collected and
turned into money; when and where all the oredi.
tors and heirs Of said deceased are notified TO attend
with their claims properly youcht l, or they may
otherwise by Law be excluded from all beusds In
said deceased estate: Presided, COPY Of this
der be published once Q week for three weeks In the
Evening Etar previous TO the said day. Test:
Il Ripe and handsome, inst received by
MALAGA FRUIT CO.,
dec7SN 40s 9th street, near D
nRESS SUITS.
Fine Black Cloth pRBSe SUITS, ct oD.
FfHe Black Cloth RBSS SUI b, ct ol8, 70, and Is
Fine Black Cloth DRDse SUITS, at SIS, 50, ana 81
a. STRAUS,
loll PBEHsYLVAEIA AvEHUR,
dssu-tr Between 10Th md Nth streets.
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To Advertisers.

On Norday reEt, January 4th, TIE STAB
will sTpesr IN sn entire new dress and other
wise greatly improved in appearance. As all
standing MASTER will have TO be reset for that
issue, We will thank our yearly advertisers who
desire to have snv change made in their an
nounoeDsbts to send in the new copy for
that purpose on or before Saturday next
Where this Is not done the same matter now
running wiz 10 used.
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Choice Wines.
sHERRY-
ArOntellsdo,
Vino de Posto,
Remartin,
jane. Henns..ov,
j. II GoarielI,
Otsrd DuPuy Co.
0 0LR R.R.,R.
Sfh4Tf VINE Misrs'
HOOK WINS.
GLAKnT WITS,
E EIh MH Ms1skY.
s snSi.
JsMAIOA KUM,
e eG2i2H sHIs ~
81 New YORK price. aud b the single
bottle small advance On case price.
Chocolate.
FBEsH FOB NV I.s. T TIA.ss..
Vanilla Ohoc olste,
" Double yanilla ChocsIate,
Triple Vanilla Chocolate,
B,kers Plain Chocolate,
:. Vanilla Oboe plate,
a" Double Vanilla Chocolate,
a" Triple Vault. Chocolate,
Broms. Coo Ore sed Coo a,
Cocoa Shells, Chocolate Paste.
For Lnn CHI.
Albert Biscuit. Sugar Waters,
Raspberry Waters, Lemon Waters.
Italian Maccaroons. Chocolate W afsrs,
Choice Candy, M alsgs Grapes,
Florida Oranges, Bananas, Mixed Nuts,
French Conserves, Lady Apples,
q. g. CORNwELL d SONS.
FINE GRoCERS.
dee2s lAls Pean. Ave-, OPP. wIIlard's Hotel.
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Mr.. John p. Foley, who has flled the position
Of editor of the Republican most cspabIy for
some years, has resigned. He IL 10 be succeeded,
IT is understood, by Mr.. f. P. Brooks, who has
performed excellent editorial work upon that
DAper
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EVENING STAR.
CROSBY =. MOVES. Editor.
Circulation in the District

WASHINGTON CITY:
TIESDAY.......D December 20, 1874,
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~. GRAND X. a. GHAPTEg of tbs District
Penn syIvapis a. egue sud js street, on THURS.
PAY Sl.t Instant. at IL o'clock for the purpose
e. attending tie funeral Of our late Grand plain,
oee-Sst L. O sTEPHsNs, Or SEQ.
~ JACKSON DEMOCRATIC AsspOIA-
5 be held SrDsEsDhS q r4Es s;Sl'' ion
sttb isststt, at i5E oc,o,k, a. the hail. cornsr Of
t,ndaLce Is requested. ImpoItsnt business reIa.
tiveto The Libra, ion 81 the Gosh anniversarv Of
irR. Idsc.jE,l JOHN e NORRIS. Pre!ideG G.'
nFHGTIUL,.The memosrs q EXOkLsIOR
M C..,ls 10 -, Of VII ss,s,46ls st
DAY The Sh instant, mt 81 oe IL p for tbs
HENRY TYcKR Members Of sister lodges airs fra
ternsiy invited to after with or without uniform
b Ss S.s.T 'So' W. skAa q g .5s 8,
TyETERAHs OF MrXICAN WARRIOR
ny sre requested to assemble, with badge, at
United states ct ]. IS Member. Of the National nal
The regular meetiDe Of the hssOeisiion will take
pl zee. SATURDAY. Ja1ua,y q By 9fdsr
TMAs0hIC.-The members OF HIRAM
W L9naE, No. 70; or. notified to meet q the
rsneements to attend the funeral OF their late
Bro her, Rey N COoNss. Funeral THURS
CSur:S' LosSs nests Il. GsoSge.oHH Msso"ic
Choir and brethren ~ s,aier lodges ffssrnsy ia
NJ
1t JOHN M. JEWELL. Secretary.
MISSIONS OF JoNADAB yearly Reunion
ny snd Pnblic Meeting will be held By PION
hEs COUNCIL, No. J., s. of j., on NEW YEARS
between and streets formerly Onion Lsagus
Hslll Inter- sting exercises will commence at7:s0.
daily invited TO sttesd. The Watch Meeting will
Every Jonsdsb expected 70 be press ut. decss Il!
TgDUOATION FOB BUSINESS PURSUITS
BGsfsHss e isouv wniis
car scarcely ana hunareSs csn earn
Only Pitiance, the demand for the valuable ser;
women far exceed. the supply. large number OF
r He fs
S = address, for circular T. srEsoIs: Etssi
fFC0-OPERATIvE PURCHASING AssO.
Wy OIATIoHEA regular meeting Of this as.o-
ss1On Ti Be he'd in the Lecture R9Sm sf n,
EVENING, goth instant, ct ~ O'CLOCK A full At.
tendance is desired a. amendments to the coDstitu
ta.,s,a 1s., Allied oLogGHLY.
% or aud ass1 5. sSa1G IL. 1885, the
penalty or three ger centum viii be added to your
this viii secure for the tax payer saving.
~EOTICE TO OLAIMANTs.-Olsimso of all
W classes sssirst the lase District Govsrnment
Audit WHITAKER COOKE,
dec2S-'Jap3 7ls 18th street northwest.
rTAXPAYERs TAKE NOTICE
be the best to
upon a lower rate ofts for the next levy;
Save one per cent by paying your taxes before the
expiT alton of the current month. dec22-8s
fFFAIR-Beneit Of st. Alloy ius' Boys Paro-
HS chiai School, will be neld at GonZsg ga II ALL"
4 st between Isl ard North Capitol SITS, COM
measins MONDAY, Dec. 2lst, 1874. Admission, 10
cents. dec2l-2E
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COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

j have always or hand = large and assorted Stork
g An. ID hACITE and BTU MTHOus GOALS,
PINE, tAK ard HICKORY WOOD ia the stick
or saved aId sgiif; all Kept under cover.
HaNiDs he control 4 -eN eTsl brAzd. as imported
sIC domestic CsErsTS and CAbOINEp PLsS-
IShS' end handling yearly mary millions q BAN.
0Oh LhGH us, am IA Co.ditiun 10 AZ orders az any
character In my line With dtsPsfcA and nde!tty AZ
triton.
Central Ofics-S23 Loui.isnA cvonue uorthwr-.
Branch fsrd-l-t n bet and a st-., southeast.
Oct3l.lY GuINANn
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a 9 7 b o L o @ z
MADAME ROSS.

Tbs cslebrsted Lsdy Astrolosia ard U.sl.os de-
dim ca2 DO consulted &C Ne. 2el y sT-a~t,
corner CT ID, northwest. She has 20 srperIo-
ia deIineaiing the Past, Present s1d Future In
love OF business her sdvice Is vau aSle fscThrs
yCGr friencs, pOiDting out yCur eaess aus inform.
FRS VOC of the sure vsy 20 ancC-ss ga 81 uutsr-
tssirgs Consultation strictly ooDnseutiai. LssIsx
81. gentlemen, 81 a.. iyv-lV
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(OALl COAL! WOOD! WOODl
I0BHsos BROrHERs,

sD6SsVs bROYHERS,
VROLGeBhE AND RETAIL OLALses
CiRGOES or coal AND WOOU 1EgTR
INo DAILY
Oae OF the best selected stocks ever oHersd IN
Washington. ~
inNite the Public, o. those In want q F1si. 20
cali down 10 GU Whs.rNcs AuC DEPOT ard see "a
2,2S0 lbs graTart sed 10 IL ton
C9tGp' ChsGpt J0T CASA
Depot snd " haTses-E DOT ilth street southua.s
'f ttl2 eth stree; - octsi-Atr
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GOAL AND WOOD

(HChL sED N0o Don hsuf, . large supply O
" the Celebrated West Virgi1ia spliat 90 al, for
opeO Nratss slso, all kinds & Authrsctte AID ruu
lerlaid GOALS, Hickory, Oak nad Piuo WOOD.
bLW" and kgift, any Lengths 90 suit purchAsers
SOLOMOH SLOWER.
OihoeeCoi BeI 2lss sna 4, ard NJ, between 18Th sad
1iin streets. drCls I'm
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FOR NEW YEARS.
VISITING CARDS ENGRAVED
Elegantly ard an pedtinnsly,
DIARIES FOB 1879
PHYSICIANS VISITING LISTS,
BLANK BOOKS
To begin the year. msde TO order At popular prices
SEE ORR STOCK.
SOLCMONS & CHI APMAG.
Acts. Eaurence's "PuTe Line Papers,"
DC p II gil Pennsylvania avenue.
y EW YEAR.
Nj. w. Gait. Bro. 4 Co.,
Offer large assortment Of very superior PLATED
EPERGNES,
WATERS,
CASTORS,
PITCHERS,
CAKE BASKETS,
BUTTER DISHES,
FORKS, SPOONS, SC.
Also,
RODGERS ENGLISH TABLE CUTLERY
Of the finest qusity. All a. very low prices. ds29tf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-28
BY TELE G. r A p II

ST. Louis, April 27.--A considerable
quantity of muskets, 'msll arms and ammuni.
lion was shipped from here to Little Ro"k--
sad to be for Brooks.
PouGHKEEPsiB, N. Y, April q Professor
8 L. Walker, the first in this county to make
pictures by sunlight, is dead
BERLIN, April 27.-Emperor William, in
person, closed the session OF the Reichstag
Yesterday with speech No niws of gen
eral importance.
MADRID. April 27.-A rumor is current
that the Carlists asked Scrrano for amnesty.
ST. LOUIS, April 27.-The Times ass rts
that two thousand Springfield rifles and thir-
teen thousand rounds of amuniien with
several cases of pistols were shipped in Sc
cret for Brooks foicss. Ii is also said that FIVE
car loads of provisions were shipped to the
same parties
SAVANNAH, Ga, April 81. The Chattahoo.
chic has overflowed its entire length, dong
considerable damage
MONROE, La, April 27.-The water is ris-
ing. People continue to come In from the
rear as the water approaches. The sidewalks
and streets are only pastures for stock.
The loss of cattle and hogs By the overflow
is very great.
The sun has been shining all day, and
there is prospect Of better weather.
RUTLAND VT, April u "A gale at Bsn-
nington demolished the steepie OF the Congre.
sa'io2ai church, wh'ch Is ono hundred and
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-28

Mr.. Chapman, of Johnson county,
has sevon varieties of. fine cattle,
among which is found Durham, De.
Won, Jersey and the ever famous
Ayreshire. This is good for Johnson,
and an evidence Of very comnenda.
bic and praise worthy enterprises
upoa the part of Mr., Chapman.
We make this suggestion to the
farmers Of Texas, wherever you have
tlooded cattle, horses or hogs, and a
clear pedigree, il you will send us a
full list, with other particulars as to
how the stock thriyes, what range,
and what feed seems to he best
adapted to the development of their
highest usefulness, we will be glad
to publish them, and probably your
experience may be useful to some
Others who are ambitious to improve
their stock
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NJ cLENNAN COUNTY
ESTRAYS.

No. SI6,.
Taken up by James X. Moore, at B,so evire
March q, 1874 and estrayed before q. w Rnyd'
j. Z. Precinct No. 4, one black mare fonr yca IA
branded o on left sDoulder. o'
One white mare 10 years old branded IA nm lao,
shoulder ard Il 4 on L Il thigh -" iei'
one snn mare years old brandei n E on ler, tbioh
thigh. Il oh leii
One ally 2ye,rs old. unbranded.
One COLI, issue OF white mare all annrajsss H., g,
X. Lancaster and II S. Morris at SIs5. ~ o.
ID. X. GUkLEY.
Clerk DIst. Couri, NeLennan',,o
by j. L. WALTON, Deputy apaSdIwa
Taken up by Stephen c. Naler. on bjs n,.n,,,a-
hpril 1874 and estrayed before I. NJ. Jobnsnn
Z. Precihct NO ., ne brinde OK or ~ yesrs "a
branded on right hip U years oiu'
O. Also brands or i,.
side the came mark. crop u derbit in ,bc ris,
and oyerbit and undersiope In the Ieif car 'sn' W
praised by John Mailer and J II Naler AT sIs Hp'
d. X. GURLEY,
n,y,,u. Cik Dist. Court Mel Co
byJ JTWALToN, deputy. an,osdI,,,
Taken up by b Degrs, on Hog Creek Anrn a
ls7i and e'tIayed befO eS NJ Johnssn prsc,1nPp
}, one irOu gray hGre or 'tsr4 old b,snd"5' 20.
ne TN shoulder and Ne balance of tbo hpa. p oI
5loteAed g dim. Appraised by j $ Price amd d"n "a
D. X. GURLEY.
pyTrw.rro, n. Crk d. e., Mel, 90.
Wv N'P"'!' ap9sdlwiw
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-FOUR rEBNYH LEGISLATURE.
Austia, April "a, 1874
SENATE.


Mr. Westlall introduced n reSolu-
ton that Mr.. NsLQ III nderson be Au-
thorlzed TO copy, iu "A well bound
volume, the journals of the Senate
for this scssien, Mr.. Henderson to re-
ceive fifteen cents per hundred words.
NAT" is known as the late editor OF
that spicy sheet, the Georgetown
Sentinel, and IS one Of the best and
most correct .jonrnal clerks this State
has ever had in the Senate. Resolu>
tion referred.
Senator Wood, from the special
committee OF conference on House
bill, an act to ascertain the amount
due teachers OF the public free schools
for soIvlce rendered as teachers, prior
to July /, 1873, and to provide pay
ment therefor, reports recommending
he adoption of the following as a
substitute for House amendments to
section two, by adding to it as fol.
lows: "And that the SUN OF $780,
900, or as much thereof as may be
necessary, be, and is hereby, ap-
propslated out of any moneys in the
Stale Treasury belonging to the
available school fund not otherwise
aud heretofore appropriated, TO pay
these amounts; that warrants issued
thereon shall be registered and draw
interest, or he converted into school
bonds" Report adopted.
| HOUSE.
| Mr.. Farrer moved that a protest
of thirty members of the House be
entered upon the journals, denounc-
ing the manner in which the vote of
the House on the Inter national Bond
bill was taken, and on which the bill
passed the House.
The Constitutional Amendment
bill, IS reported back to the commits
tee, being the special order of the
morning, was called up. The bill
caused considerable discussion on he
part of the House, many arguments
being made in favor and against the
motion of Mr.. Smith, OF Grimes,
made Immediately after the calling
up Of the bill, to postpone its COL
sideration until the third Tuesday OF
next session.
Reeves, of Grayson, Lawhon. OF
karnes, Sayers, Of Gonzales, Den.
man, of Smith, peladey, of Colorado,
and Epperson, of Marion, (the latter
chairman of the committee, were
against the postponement. Tne post.
ponement OF the consideration of the
bill was adopted, As voting in the
affirmative to 2s against.
The House then continued to con
siderithe. Senate. bill ,an.act authorizing
county courts to sell the school lands
belonging to them, which had bees
considered and discussed al the af
ternoon. 1t was variously amended
many counties being exempted, and
passed is third reading.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-28

That suggestion made to MINES
sofa Grange, we think an excellent
one, viz: Whenever horse has been
stolen, five we'll mounted Grangers
are furnished with money and started
in pursuit. They get more men-if
needed-freth horses and free subsis-
tence and all other assistance where's
ever they go. 1t strikes us that some
such understanding as this among
our Texas Grangers, would in a very
short time drive the professional horse
thief from the State, or into some
honest corn-feld, Tor living. This
application of abe principle OF co-op>
Grafton seems to us, to be eminently
practical, aud its utility can not be
denied. How would 1t be for our
Oranges to entertain the idea? We
hope to hear from the leading men in
the organization on this subject.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-28
NEWS FOR THE LADIES.

Just arrived from Paris. A gentleman that
can do all kinds of Hail Work in the best or.
der and latest style. Switch.s. Braid., CHG
mons, Curls, Frizzes. Wiggs, Bracslets, Riggs,
Ear Rings, Beast Pins aud Watch CHAINS.
of the most beautiful desigus, which every
lady should have for her husband, can be
found at j. g. Clark's Barber Shop, or at his
resideae corner oi Third and Broadway, ia
'he Patterson building. We also repair any
thing pertaining TO Hrir Works. we wi
pay good price to any of the ladies who lave
any hair or brsids for ssls. Gentlemen re-
m"mber, that Clark has four nrst-class work
men, and yon don't have long to wait. Baths.
hot or cold, at so cents each.
Aprl2stc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-28

The State Gazette has the fourth
page of his issue of the gath, covered
by q statement of all the facts in the
late printing trouble at Aastln. The
facts as the Gazette gives them, are
very damaging to some people and
some papers. We coincide with the
Gazette, in this, that the articles in
the News were attacks on the admin.
istration, and it is evidently warding
off the effect from itself, by making
q counter>attack upon the printing
board. A few more such jolts, and its
influence with the honest and fair
minded people OF Texas will be gone
forever.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-28

The Weatherford Times warmly
commends the resolution offered in
the Legislature recently, asking Pres
ident Grant to return Santanta and
Big Tree to their place in the penis
tentiary. Catching comes before
either hanging or confinement brother
Times.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-28

Professor j. L. Smith, of Louis.
VILE, claims precedence to Sir Henry
Thompson In the advocacy of crema-
tion, which hs urged upon the people
of New Orleans twenty years ago,
describing a neat and appropriate
furnace for the puspose.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-28

On the oath there was an interest.
ing debate in the Senate on the Pub
lic Weigher bill. Some of the lead.
ing members participated, and the
battle was that Of the giants of the
young Fourteenth, after all this
wordy conflict, the hill was In
definately postponed.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-28

The New Orleans and Jackson
Railroad trains are not running now
IN consequence of the injury the track
has received from the late oveflow at
Bonnet Carre, and the wash Of the
late heavy rains.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-28

The circu. alton of the ExAMlFRR
continues to increase at very grati-
Tying rate. Several hundred names
having been added to our lists in the
past few days.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-28

The ST. Louis Democrat suggests
that one of the best means of secure
ing the trade of Texas, is for that
city to send strong delegation to
the Houston Fair, in May.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-28

Guizot has repaid TO the account OF
the Empress Eugene tie 10000 francs
OF debt which his son had contracted,
and which was paid off by the late
Emperor, without the fathers knowl,
edge.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-28

A railway is isproposed from Naples
to the crater of vesuyius. Time,
hour and a quarter; cost 100000
francs Protector, Signor fallanti,
who guarantees safety of pass ngers
in the event OF an eruption.