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CHICKEN

In reply to our request a few days
since, a lady of Dallas sends us the fol-
lowing recipe as a cure and proven
tive Of chicken cholera. 1t is within
the reach of all. Here it is:
In a quart of water dissolve a piece
of blue stone the size of a chestnut.
In this water soak for a night the
equivalent Of three ears OF shelleo
corn. Feed this corn to your chickens
nee or twice a week. Also drop a lit
tie in the water given TO your chick
ems.
While the disease is prevalent also
cbop very finely green or red pepper
pods, mix with corn meal dough, and
feed to your chickens every morning.
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Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. AL
ways uniform. Illuminating power superior
of exploding or taking fire. Manufactures
expressly to take the place of volatile and
dangerous oils. Its safety under every possi-
BILE test and its perfect burning qualities are
proved by its continued use In over So4VO
families.
Millions of gallons have been sold and no
accident, directly or indirectly, has eyer oc-
Cured from burning, storing or handling II.
The immense yearly loss to life and property,
resulting from the use OF cheap and danger
our oils In the United States, is appalling.
sioners throughout the country recommend
ne Astral as the best safeguard where lamps
are used. Send for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally,
and at wholesale by the proprietors,
CHAS. PRATT q CO..
l6d9S6mw OnQSFulton street. New York,
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GOVERNOR DAVIS.

Some of the Radicals have had the
unfairness TO charge that the late cleo
ton law was a Democratic trick, forced
Oh them by Il Democratic Legislature,
and that in doing SO they violated the
constitution by changing the time OF
election from four days to one. wye
have repeatedly stated that Governor
DAVIS recommended and approved the
law, with Il full understanding Of the
constitution which he helpedt to make,
being himself President Of the conven-
ton that made it. 70 put this matter
forever at rest, we copy below an cX-
tract from his annual message to the
Thirteenth Legislature when it assem-
bled last January. [See Journals OF
House of Representatives, page H.
The Governors message says:
/ further recommend that the cleo
ton law be amended to permit the
opening of election polls within eacL
Of the justices precincts, and reduce tht
number of days of election from toui
to one. But if these two amendments
are adopted, they should be accompa
MED by a provision that will secure
substantial protection to all classes Of
voters in the exercise of the election
franchise. The existing arrangement
was the result of apprehensions that al
outlying precincts all the voters might
not have that security.
Was ever language palmer? That
message was sent in the day after thu
Legislature met, before any action
whatever had been taken. Note tho
plain declaration made by the Gov
ernor, that "the existing arrange
ment," meaning elections for -four
days at the county seats, "was the re-
suit Of approximations that at outlying
precincts all the voters might not have
that security" Hence, when precinct
elections were restored, MS recommends
ed by the Governor, the necessity fol
four days election ceased. So said the
Governor; 50 says Judge Mccormick,
another maker Of the Constitution; Sc
saw all the old and able eX-Judges OF
the State, and all the big lawyers, eX-
cept Hamilton; and but for the known
fact that all three of the semi-colon
Supreme Judges were directly interest
ed in making a wrong decision, nc
such case or conspiracy would level
have been thought of.
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Nteklp 9Mald
-. mcCALEH. Edi,or
JUDICIAL.

Whenever Governor Coke becomes
actual Governor Of Texas, under the
amendments to the constitution
adopted at the late election, be VIII
have n grave duty TO perform lh NOM
mating to the Senate mn entirely new
Supreme Court, TO consist of aChiei
Justice and four Associate JUICES. to
occupy the seats lately d%isgrNced by
the three semi-colon Judges, Ogden,
Walker and McAdoo, the trio who had
the shame-i acedness to exercise forbid
den jurisdiction, and decide a case in
which they were personally Interested.
With n new Supreme Court, COM
posed of men of legal talents and pri-
vate virtue, we %apprehend some of the
one-horse District Judges of Texas,
who have been lording it over the POO
pie for four years, will commence put
ting out hedge anchors to windwarf to
save themselves from that public con
tempt which, sooner OF later, over
takes all mel who prostitute public
Office to wicked ends. There are too
many of them by at least fif-
teen, anyhow. The Legislature, even
without or before calling n convention,
ought to redistrict the State and re-
duce the number Of judges from thirty
five to twenty.
1t is notorious that there are meh on
the District Bench without qualifca,
tions, either mental or moral. Some
are fools, some are knaves, and some
possess both qualities, as did the noto'
rious Oliver, who was forced to resign
last winter. There are some, however
who are worthy and competent Judges
and, lest we may be misunderstood
we will mention as among the latter
class, Judges Mccormick, of the Gal
weston district; Masterson, of the
Houston district; Binkley, of the Sher
mar district; Easton, of the Paris dis
trict; Banton, of the Waco district
Osterhout, of the Bolton district, anf
doubtless others.
That Governor Coke will nominate
for the Supreme Court men of great lie
gal learning and spotless purity, W.
nave no earthly doubt, and from tina
day the era OF judicial tyranny
and corruption in Texas will
cease. When, that day comes
honest men may well thank God
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WASHINGTON, January l5.-The del
egates to the National Convention OF
Mexican war veterans represent all
sections of the country. They at noon
marched from their headquarters to
Wizards hall with banners and music
under escOrtO of the Presidents mounted
guard, a local organization.
The convention was called to order
by General j. w. Denver, who said its
objects were the preparation of a me.
mortal to Congress asking pensions for
all survivors of the Mexican war in
the passage of a law similar to that OF
1871 giving pensions to the survivors OF
1872; also to adopt measures for the
organization of a national brotherhood
of Mexican veterans, and for a repre-
sentation in the centennial exposition
at Philadelphia in 1876.
In the House the Election commit
tee reported resolutions declaring
| Messrs. Wilson and Martin entitled to
seats from the First and Second Con-
gressional districts of West Virginia.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 15.-The
steamship China arrived this morning.
A defective piston caused the deten-
ton of the steamer China. She lies
low in the water, and is coming up the
harbor with only one wheel working.
NEW ORLEANS, January 15.-The
officers sent to Terrebonne report the
difficulties there more serious than
they anticipated. All plantation work
in that section had ceased.
MADRID, January 15.-The govern
ment troops shot ten insurgents who
were trying to escape; otherwise the
occupation was bloOdless.
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COMMONWEALTH
COLLEGE
Library Hall, Opposite the
Courthouse, Main ST.,
DALLA
OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
DlLLiS COTNTY ESTRAYS.

Taken up by j. z. Armstrong, and estrayed
before John ID. Kerfoot, Justice of the Peace,
Prec net No. I, one BROWN MARE, with
star in forehead, about IA hands high, no
brands, unbroke, and about . years old; APP
praised at 81.
Taken up by Isham Mounts, and estrayed
before w. ]. HalSell, Justice OF the Peace,
Precinct No. 4, one yoke OF WORK STEERS
one a light steer, with frosty back, abouto
years old, marked with split in each ear, no
brands perc-ivable-the other a white steer,
with black head aud neck, about : years old,
marked crop and split in right ear appraised
at "a for the yoke. lawSt
Taken up by A. ]. Vessels and cstrayed
before J. ID. kerfoot, Justice OF the Peace,
precinct No. |, one mouse eo!oTed horse mule
II or a years old, ID hands high, no brands
perceivable, some saddle marks. Valued AT
fo lS2t.
Taken up by Zebedee Heath and estrayed
befor- II. IS. guy, Justice OF the Peace. pre-
cipet No 2, one OK. red color, with n llttle
white in the TANKS, marked under bitln len
ear and crop of the right, with dewlap Oh
breast, branded ]. ". ON right side, about :
or \ wears old. Valued at s20. Ni..
Taken M by jeremiah snow and estrhyed
before j. ID. Kerfoot. Justice ofthe Pestce, pre-
cinef No. l.. one mare, about Is hands high;
abcut Z wears old last spring CHESTNUT SOrrtl,
with gear and saddle marks. branded j con-
pected on left shoulder. and the letter y on
same shoulder under the othel brand. VAL
- 81 sa6 ls3t.
"9" ALEX. HARDWOOD,
Clerk ID. g.. ID. G.. Texas.
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fspecIol dispetch 10 the Galveston News1
M.
AUSTIN, January 10, 3.8V 7. Nine
CLERK oil the House ehtercu Ihe oenn.e
and announced thatthe House required
the attendance OF tne senate to WIZ
ness the counting OF me votes Tor gov.
ernor and Lieutenant 6oVeriiori JOINT
session.
a motion was MADE ana adopted
that the Senate repair 10 the House. .
The following IL the state vote:
Coke, s5,5l9; Hubbard, s6,S2o; Davis,
1908; Taylor, 42,Sl2. ,
As soon as the vote was announced
Speaker Bryan said:
In conformity with the mandates OF
the constitution and the requisition OF
this Legislature, hereby declare Rich
ard Coke Governor Of the State OF
Texas for four years from the date OF
his installation Immense cheeringl,
and by the authority and direction OF
the constitution and dictation of this
Legislature, l hereby declare r: b.
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|THE STATE OF TEXAS.-To all persons
i Interested in the Administrations Of the
estate of John Long, deceased. Louis b.
Long has filed In the District Court OF Dallas
county his final account of the condition of
the estate of said John Long, deceased, which
will be heard at the next term of said court,
commencing on the firstMonday In February,
A. ID, 1874, at the Courthouse thereof, in he
city of Dallas, at which time all persons In
terested in the estate OF said John Long, de,
ceased, may appear and contest said nnal
account IL they see proper.
Witness, A. HARDWOOD, Clerk OF the District
Court of Dallas county.
Given under my hand and seal OF said
court at office, this fifteenth day Of
A. HARDWOOD, c. d. C. ID, {. I.
lgw3t BY Y. F.. CooMBEs, Deputy.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS, January El-Cotton-De-
mand slack; prices lower; sales 6fO0 bales
Good ordinary 10 strict good ordinary l319@
Igzc. low middltng to strict low middltng
I5s I55zci middlIng TO strict middling l614@l1ci
good middling 1TL@ITzc. Receipts-gross
6.796 bales. ExportIoastwlse l'5sf cont,
I7 800.
IS 33L.
LIVERPOOL, January III m-0Cotton-
unlands. SID: Orleans, ssSdEId.
Nkw YeRK, January l5-CottOn-Net re-
ceipts. 6s5 bales; gross. AT. Cotton weak
sales, LIB bales. at 16Z9EHc
Money! easy, Sal. S~tefIingdufl and steady'
Gold quiet, ne3S6lIlH-
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The PLANTEEs' AND FARMERS PA
PER.-Our Home Journal and Rural
Southland has just completed its sixth
volume, and has, from the start, con-
tinued to improve in usefulness. Its
articles are from the pens of the most
practical agricultural writers of the
South. The continued popularity and
progress of the paper are the best
proofs of its worth. The seventh vol
ume commences January l, 1874; the
paper is a large sixteen page weekly;
its great variety of reading matter
makes it the favorite of the Southern
weeklies. Now is the time to sub
scribe; every new subscriber will re-
ceive a fine pair of chromos worth SD,
upon receipt of SO, the subscription
price of the paper; send for it; it is just
the paper for every Southern farmer or
planter and their families. Address,
Our Home Journal and Rural South
land, New Orleans.
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n,HE STATE OF TEXAS.-TO all persons
interested in the administration OF tne
estate OF Hope Mills, deceased: John Mills
has filed in the District Court OF Dallas coun-
tate of said Hope Mills, deceased, whlen VIII
he heard at the next term Of said Court com
mencing on the first Monday In februaIy,
a, n 1874. at the Courthouse thereof, In the
citr of Dsilas, at which time all persons IN
terested in the estate of said Hope Mills, de-
ceased may appear and contest said applca-
tiI W, n a. Hsrwood, Clerk Of the District
Oo Give =, nnde nv hand, and the seal Of said
Cont AZ once, this fifteenth day Of JaDu-
airy A. ID. 1874. u.pwnoD
OieiA By q L. COOMBES,
,o-a, Deputy.
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"HE STATE OF TEXAs.-To all persons
Interested in the estate of j.. G.. Hun
hines, deceased. W. ]. Halsel has filed In the
| district Court of Dallas County his nnal ac-
count of the condition of the estate Of said j:
q. Hufhines, deceased, which will be heard
at the next term of said Court, commencing
on the first Monday in February, A. u: sI4,
los al which time all persons interested In
the estate of said J {. HUFF hines, deceased,
NAV appear and contest said application II
Witness. x. Harwood, Clerk of the Dis
trict Court of Dallas County.
Given nder my hand, and the seal OF SAID
Court at Office, this fifteenth day OF Feoru-
airy A. ID. 1874, ,uoon
Clerk District Court Dallas County Texas.
~ By Y. 4. COOMBES,
1o,va, Deputy.
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aud Lieutenant Governor were re-.
cclvcd with unbomdcd applause.
After the Inauguration the House nd
IUurncd and The Travis Rifles retired to
their homes. H.
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CURIOUS FAcT.-It appears that Amer,
lean feminality, the glory or man ana
| new laurels to her charms every year.
Her dazzling beauty, her winning features,
her sweeter smiles, are causing. poor ugly
man to stand aghast. Why all this modern
Improvement? 1t is being whispered around
that the change is being effected by the use
of that great female wonder, English Female
BitterS.
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The following is the letter from Pres
ident Grant TO Governor Davis, which
has been mentioned in our columns,
and which we have heretofore, by some
oversight, omitted to publish:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, W~AsHISGroN.l
January Il, 1874.
To Governor Davis, Austin, Texas:
Your dispatches and letter, reciting the ac-
ton Of the Supreme Court Of Texasin declar-
ing the late election unconstitutional, and
asking the use OF troops to prevent appre-
hended violence, arc received. The call is moi
made i'm accordance with the constitution OF
the United States and acts Of Congress under
ii, and cannot therefore be granted. The act
Of the Legislature Of Texas providing for the
recent election having received your ap-
proval, and both political parties having
made nominations, and having conducted a
political campaign under its provisions,
would il not be prudent as well as right 10
yield to the yerdicto Of the people. as expressed
(signed.J L, S. GRANT.
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Woman's Medical Adviser, n neat little
book, containing causes, symptoms and treat
ment of all ordinary affections affecting the
female sex, car be had by enclosing - cents.
Address as above.
Sold wholesale and retail ut Dallas. Texas,
nv III. {. HOSKINS.
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& SONS

GAHDEN sEs1IDS
Inst received per steamer san Antonlo,i me
4. rest stock of Landreth & sons garden
seeds ever brought to Texas All fresh, all
g~~nulne. and si at Philadelphia price,
Lisn. ehoice selected Early Rose. bariy
GoOdrfeh, Peerless, etc. seq RotatoIn~e
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of n GER
tain iced Of trust TO me executed, oil the
18th day of June, IS7s, bv Geo. w. Laws, 10
secure the payment OF certain claims against
deed. \ will. on Tuesday, February 3, lSIl,
sell 10 the highest bidder, for cash, at The
courthouse door in the city of Dallas, the
following property, to-wit: @S acres OF lanu,
Mile creek about seventeen miles south,
TWENTY-FIVE degrees east from the town OF
Dallas, patented TO VI. l.. Swing, assignee q
The s. a. VI. q. II. II. Co known as survey
G9, and further described in said deed of
trust.
Said land will be sold in 40 acre tracts, and
Geo. W. Laws will give warranted deeds III
rect. Man can be seen ten days before dav Of
sale at the hardware store OF +. j. Frank,
Main street. F. NJ. HAMMOND,
1S3dwswsflS trustee.
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WOIstOn. Wells d Vid0r
WIIay factors And COMMISSION MERCHANTS


Represented by George B. Campbell, tray
eIin9 AGENT We will make liberal cash al
vanees on All cotton consigned tonne apoN'
house. OASAON
lzo-1AUfm0
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RESOURCES

w ~
hereby certify that the above Is 'r'. aud
correct statement of the condition thc CITY
Bank of Dallas, at the close VI business, on
January II, 1874.
(Signed.) Il. L. ACNSPAuGi,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
18TH day of January, 1874.
. (Signed.) j. ID. kERFouT,
j. p.
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Old TYPE METAL.

Observation-Disclosures for a lot OF Old
w tvpe metal-an Notwithstanding for
Babbift metal. Price low. Apply al the
Gerald once.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

to submit to the recent decision of The
people. MEMO.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Both Houses have organized. In the
Senate the roll being called, twenty
four Senators answered to their names,
came forward and were sworn in by
Judge Lindsay.
Senator Hobby nominated Judge Ire
land for President pro tenn, and he was
elected.
The Senate then proceeded to the
election of officers. j. F. Bell, of
Pamela, was elected Secretary; }. w.
Lane, of Dallas, Assistant Secretary;
Nat. @. Henderson, of Travis, Second
Assistant; Ed. Shropshire, of Fayette,
Sergeant-at-arms; w. B. Davis, En-
crossing Clerk; William Clark, Enroll
ing Clerk; j. P. Farrell, Doorkeeper;
w. II. T~aliafero, Chaplain.
Messrs. Culbertson, Erath and Brad
ley were appointed a joint committee
to inform the Governor of the organi-
zatlon, after which the Senate adj
iourned.
The House was called to order by A.
c. Walsh. Prayer by Rev. John A.
Lovejoy. Mr.. Walsh called the roll.
Eighty members We're present and
were qualified. Guy NJ. Bryan, of
Galveston, was elected Speaker. Chief
Clerk, w. u. Walsh; Second Clerk,
Thomas Pilgrim; Journal Clerk, J. M.
Cunningham; EngrossingC Clerk, James
Polly; Doorkeeper, RIP. Roberts; Sec
ond Doorkeeper, N. III. Darnell, of
Travis.
The Senate resolution for a committee
of three from each House to wait on
His E~xcellency was %concurred in.
Messrs. Epperson, Harris and Sayers
were appointed as said committee.
The committee to wait OH the Gov
ernor reported that they had dis.
charged their duty and His Excellency
stated that he would reply some time
during the day, and before five o'clock
the House adjourned until nine
o'clock tomorrow.
"All is we'll that ends we'll"
Governor Coke and many of the
prominent men of Texas are here.
Governor Coke was present at the
organization of the Senate.
Both Houses went to work quietly.
There was no excitement, but a deep
interest on the part of the people
present.
Governor Davis issued a proclama-
ton, yesterday, advising the Four
teenth Legislature not to assemble, as
it would only complicate difficulties.
There were no threats, but a quiet
determination. b.
AUSTIN, January IA.
The Senate met, but there was no
proceedings of Importance.
Il. G. Davidson, Senator elect from
tle OlAttcllih biotllCtt ucSiihVo W ~
qualified. His communication was
referred.
Tho committee to wait on the Gov
ernor reported that he would reply at
IL o'clock.
The Senate adjourned until 8 p. NJ.
In the House, Rev. ]. F. Hillyer was
elected chaplain.
Messrs. O'Neal, Epperson and Har-
ris were appointed to wait on the Sec
rotary of State and request the returns
of the last election for Governor and
Lieptenant-G Governor, and on the con-
stitutional amendments, as he had
failed to make said returns on the first
day of the session, as required by law.
Adjourned till 8 p. m.
EVENING SESSION.
Governor Davis refuses to recognize
the 14th Legislature. A joint commit
tee was appointed to confer together as
to what course to pursue.
AsUTIN, January 15.-Both houses
we're in session to-day.
The joint committee appointed yes
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GRAHAM, TAYLOR & co
Wholesale Gr0CerS,
COTTON FACTORS, RECEIVING, FOR.
WARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Dallas ST., jefferson, Texas.
Largest and Best Warehouse in Jefferson

Consignments of cotton and country pro-
duce solicited, either for sale or shipment,
Ample room for up freights.
we sell cotton, hides, etc, for our patrons,
and render account sales promptly. We VIII
insure your goods or cotton under our open
policy mt II reasonable rate, II desired. IN
fnct. If YOU will consult your interest, and
place your property beyond the hanger OF
fire, patrOnlze MS. 49,.
Agents for G. Kratz's portable steam I'm
Double Turbine Water Wheel. Isaac Strilub q
Co.. uQcen of the South Corn Mill, Hussy
| & Logan's Cotton Gin. manufactured az Dan
gerfieId, Texas, and for the celebrated Stude-
baker Wagon.
lSBd&w6m ii IA 1Lol w.
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LADIES, OLD AND YOUNG

Any afflicted female who desires relief
should not fail 10 procure the English Female
Bitters and be cured. For sale by druggists
and merchants. Address
DIR. j. p. DROMGOOLT, Prep'r,
Louisville, Ky.
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DuLs OFFAREs BIZ Heads Letter Hesd
nestnes and dispatch 81 THR HERALn OF-
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SrovEwooD advanced twenty-five
per cent Yesterday.
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CA THE NEWS!

The MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
for business their northeastern Extension
(aissouri Division) from Sedalia TO Hannl-
ba!. are now running their Elegantly Equip
ed rains through to Hannibal without
CHI ange.
souri,, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, the Up
per Mississippi Region, Northern and Cen
trail Illinois, Chicago, Michigan and the Great
Northeast, will find this the Shortest, Cheap
est and Quickest Route.
Through cars will continue to run through
to st. Louis without change, via Sedalia, MS
THOS. D0RWIN,
Genv Passenger Agent, st. Louis, Mo.
JAMES d. BROWN.
General Ticket Agent, Sedalia, Mo.
The MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
RAILWAY, with its connections, Is the
Shortest, Quickest and only Direct Route
from all points in Texas, the Indian Nation
and southern Kansas to st. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago md all prominent Eastern points.
Rates as low and time quicker than any other
road in the market.
All claims for loss, damage or oVercharge
promptly settled.
Merchants ordering goods from the East
will save time and money By consigning
them care Missouri, Kansas AM Texas Rail-
way.
d. X. VILLA VS.,
Agent, 4S Clark street, C,icago.
GEO. w. LILLEy.
Contracting Agent, 4Oi Walnut street,
st. Louis, 80.
Agent, Hannibal, Mo.
GEO. b. HOYT,
w. Y. ROBINSON,
Genr Freight Agent. Sedalia. Mo.