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, 1874-11-06
KANSAS.
TIE LEalHLATUng NEpuBLIcAN.

TIE IsEaiRLATuHE AHPUBL1CAN.
Arcuzsoa, Kau., Nov. 6:-ReturnB from eighty"
two Legislative districts elcct sixty Republican.
ten Reforsnera, nine Democrats, two 1ndepond~
e,it Republicans. and ono on local teHueo. OF
tho twenty districts not hoard from. fifteen wi1
probably elect Republicans. This will giyo tho
Konublicaue about two-tlirls Of the Lowof
lIo,,ao OF the ti,rty-throe Senators chosen,
the Republicans elect twenty aud the Oppoa1-
Lion ton. Ihreo districts not hoard from.
TorEKA, Kal,., Nov. 6.-Roturns received from
&c counties insure tho election Of Osborn by
rnniorIty Of over $4,000. Loppin., candidate for
tho stase Treasury. will be nearly 1000 behind
lis tickot, but il elected By q majority Of 1000.
Browns majority in tho Second District u
a. 400 a. far ~ heard FROM md mill bo iucroasod.
Goodiu'n majority III tho 5ecoud District will
10 lesB than 1,01). Onborn'a majority for Coy
eruor two yearH ago waB 32, 600. Last year, when
there was no general clcctiou, aud nc. State
ticket III tho tleld. the Opposition carried the
State by abour 3,N00 mai
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THE TRIBUNE yesterday gnvo Mr.. Lo A1oSno a
majority Of 90, based CT information, believed to
be trustworthy. that tho tow, Of NiloB had gron
him II majority. This, however, was an error,
md tin retnrna aB ttod In tho Comfy C'erk'a Of
will DO aocu elsewhere, thorearo grayo lrroanlar-
tiles In tho First Precinct OF The Twentieth Ward,
which givoa Afr. Earwo I'll majority. II this IL
thrown oMs by tho Board of CanYassoYs, Mr..
Lo Moyue will hnyo II majority.
, 1874-11-06

GOVERNOR AND CoSaAEssAEH.
CnAgLEsroS, 8. O.. Nov. 6.-Ino Ne,os and
Courier, from incomplete returns, concedo the
election Of Chamberlain BY about 0,000 majority,
Also concodo The election Of Wallace. nop., md
Hogo. Hop, to Congross. 1salney'H rc-elootion
IL still III doubt.
WAsn1SnroS. Nov. 5.-Attorney- Gencrat Will
iama rccolfod tho following dlspatch this MORN
inE:
UoLus.n1A, 3. c., Nov. 1.
Hon. Gtorge II. Hiiiiaa8, httora.y-f,r,fcyat:
Chamberlain In eecto by 70 GOO nAJority. Five Re-
publican Congressman nre electad. No serious dfs.
turMnce IL set reported.
{8iBued} Il. ii. WA1.LAcr,
United H1ates A[nrshat.
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MI0H1GAN.
OTTAWA COUNTY,

OTTAWA COUNTY.
Special Dfspatch to tbs Chicago Tribune.
GnaND HAVEN, Nov. 5.-Throo towns which
havo not giyon election roturns will probably
10 thrown out. This will give 11alncs, Re-
publican State Representative, the oloction. ALI
tho State aud county Republican tiokot will thus
also DO neotGa.
speciat Dtsnatcs to The Chicago 7rfbuns.
DErno1r. Mich.. Nov. 5.-13agley. 1iop., for
Goyornor. has at least 900 mai Ills colleagues
on tho State ticket will do oven botter. Tho
Senaso has Republican maj jority. aud the Houao
10 Republican majority, with solno counties to
hear from. It ia known. hoWoycr, that tho Sen
NO will not bo affected beyond reducing tho mr.
1ority 70 ito bctwoon the two partlcs. while tho
doubtful Representative Districts cannot do
moro than tn roduce tho Republican majority in
tho Iluaao to G. Figures from tho Eighth Dis
tIlot to-day aro 80 favorable to Bradley, Rep.
that his election ia looked upon as fact.
DETROIT. Mich, Nov. 5.-Ncturns received hy
tho Fce Press up to this timo from ali but thir-
tcon smatl countfos givo Dasloy, Rap. for Coy
c'nor a majority Of 2,022 In tho Eighth Con-
gressional District tho voto IL exceedingly close,
with the chaneos In favor OF Bradley, Top.. by
from 80 to TOO majority
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EUSIEaIEQ E4sEE1l0Ss
Special Dspatch to Tie Chtcaao ITibuns.
BosEoa, MasH., Nov. 5.-1t iB probable that
Frost, Rcp. who il returned elected from
tho Fourth Congressional District, will loso hia
scat. That Judge Abbott, tho Democratic ca't-
didato, will contest hiB election Ia admitted. The
evidence will involve the exposure Of the part
played In tho election by the Custom-uouso,
Nayy-Yard, and Conetabnlary. Charges OF
bribery aud Intimidation arc already hlnted at,
and 1t is commonly believed TINT enough eYl-
donee OF outragee will be obtained to persuade
tho Democratic HouBo TINT tho small majority
by which Frosta election IL claimed was fraudu.
lontly obtained.
Tho Democratic Stato Committee gaVo bnn,
quet at Young'H Hotel to'day to tue candidntoa
and tho ohiof Iuen of tho party, which waa
hilarious. Banks Was pronont.
There IL full Republican State Council
elected TO adyiao and couenlt with Governor
CASTOR, tho newly-olecto4 Domoorktio ExcoI-
two.
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several counts and recounta Of tho voto, In faro
of llulchins by n mil.
Spscfat Dfspatch 10 7'ht Chftagp Tribune.
MtIWAuKEE. Nov. 5.-Davld Vance, defeated
lsopnhlloan nominee for the Assembly in tho
Fifth Dlstrot Ia collecting oyidonoo for tho prr-
pane OF proceeding to Bot aslls tho election Of
Ohar!os Lar4in. 1set.. on tile ground Of briborJ
and fraud
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On tho West sit|o the majority III 80 amall
eittor WY (for both Mr.. Ward and Alr. Harrison
claim to inyo been oiectetl3 that it cannot 30
definitely stated which is entitled to tho sent
until tho County Oork canyassca tho returns.
Tho friends OF Mr.. Ward charge that frauds
were perpotsated iii tho Eighth, Ninsh. and ThIr-
toonti WardH and 1t Ia quttc probable, II tho OPP
position candidate 1,aH nero majority, hiB right
to tho aoat lll be contested. It Ia alleged TINT
Mr.. Harrison waa admitted to tho room where tho
j,dgoa Of ono Of tho precincts In tho Nintl Ward
wero, and that betueon fifteen and twonty votes
woro abatractod and corresponding nu|npor Of
namcs erased from tho registry book; alHo that
sovoral Of the judges On tho West Side wore
hribed by Opposition money.
On the otler hnnd, hIr. Uarrison's friends claim
that several Of tho precinct boxes, which con-
tain tho ballots, not having set been aent to tho
County Clark'a Office, dra retained by Roput,-
l;can iulgea, in order that A1r. Ward may, ii
necessary, bo " counted ill.," In q conversation
with = Tn1nuNE reportor, yoaterday afternoon.
Mr. Ward stated that according to his own
figures, ho WAS elected by II major
ity. 10 said furtl,or that ho failed to
carry tho district BY largo majority on nc
count Of the apathy Of tho RopublicAna
Of tho Twelfth and Thirteenth Wards, oyor / 1,50C
Of whom did not vote. He did not know Hhat
ho would do In ca8o Mr Harrison had u aiorlty,
as ho had not thought about tue maeter; hut il
there WAS evidence OF fraud, ho would consider
it his duty 10 expose It.
, 1874-11-06
THE ELECTIONS.

THE ELECTIONS. |
The Returns from the
Cook County Con-
gressio11al Dis
tricts.
An Official Count Necessary
in the Second and
Third.
Serious Irregularities in the
First Precinct OF the
Twentieth Ward.
Alleged Use Of Money on tho
North Side.
Partial Returns from the
State at Large.
The Legislature Opposition on
Joint Ballot.
The Balance Of Power Held
BY the Independents in
Both Houses.
4 Tolerably Complete List OF Dlem-
berS-Elcct.
The Minnesota Legislature
Certainly Democratic.
The Missouri Congressional Dolega-
ton Solidly Democratic.
| Probable Success Of tile Republicans
in Michigan.
South Carolina Republican by
10000 Majority. :
| Comments OF the Press.
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NHERIEFN SALE.
In 18th Judicial District Court, Parish 81
arlt is,Bdhsier, La, No. 260a sai q
Hamilton & Co.,
j. E. Adger

ID, b
j. E. Adger.
Dy virtne Of writ of fieri facias issued
ID from the Clerks office Of said parish,
and State, and to me directed, have seized
andwill proceed to sell at public auction to
the last and highest bidder, before the Court
house, in the't of Bellevue, Louisiana,
within the legal hours of sale, ON Saturday,
the LIST day Of August. 1874. the following
described lands, with improvements there.
on, tolNit: 's''
The whole of section number two; the
southwest quarter and west half of north
west quarter ofseeti0n one; the northwest
quarter of northwest quarter OF section
twelve, in township twenty, range thirteen.
Also, the southwest quarter and south
half Of northwest quarter and east half Of
northeast quarter, and south half of
southeast Snhrter Of section thirty five, in
township twenty -one, range thirteen.
Also, the southeast quarter Of southeast
quarter Of section thirty four liz township
twenty-0ne, range thirteen.
Said ADORE described land seinBd as the
property Of defendant, j. E. Adger, and to
he sold to pay and satisfy said writ--say the
sum of 81 $50 09, besides interest and costs.
Terms Of Cash, with benefit Of ap-
pr3isement. as.ls. .ts.l ts,srage
Bellevue La, June n, 1874. ,kpr's fee$20
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Sherif's Sales.
SHERIFps BALE.

In ParishC ourt Of Bosl6er Parish. / a.
w. L. Prathcr vs. T. SnidAr EAHd, No. 4l6
Frank Smith vs. T. Snider Land, No. 398.
A. T. Sanders vs.. 7. Snider Land, No. 399.
Dy virtue OF three writs of fieri faclas is
ID sued rom the Clerks oflicesUf Booster,
in the above named suits, and to me directed,
have seized and will proceed to sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder. before
the Court house door, in tie town OF Belle-
vue, La, within the legal hours of sale, on
first Saturday, the let day Of August,
1874, the following, desfribed' property, to-
wit:
A new wooaHn Store Honse in the town
of Benton, Bossier parish, La. situated be
tweed Lee Carriers Inn uht1 Dr.J y. Scott's
residence, fronting the Shreveport and Ar
kansas road. Also, defendaht'T 8. Land 4
interest fil tho one acre lot of ground upon
which said store house Is situated.
Said PROPERTY seized as thetproperty Of
the defendant, T. s. Land, and to be sold to
pay'aIrd sa6fsfy said writss, ssal3fst ST !
Terms Of Sale-Cash, with benefit of ap
lprAistsnent. = 80 1873 J7I
Act of sale at expense of purchaser
II ssfS9ssh BIZ. ONEAIi, ~ g
Bellevue, La. june d. 1871 [pFs Tee sf5
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iIE Adgef. 81. et m.

J.E. Adgef, Sf., ct ah. " 8 -
Dy,virtue, Of writ Of fieri faeias to me
d. directed fr6d the Clerks office bf
Bossier parish, La, in theAbove named suit,
commanding the seizure antl sRle III certain
lanls specially described; therein, / haye
seized and will offer for salc at public auc
ton to the highest bidder. ut the Court
House, in the town Of Bellevue, Louisiana,
within thelskal hours Of sales on the inst
Saturday, the LIST day of August, A. D., 1874,
the following described property, 10 Wita =
Tho whale Of section two; southwest quar-
ter and west half Of northwest quarter of
section one, the northwest quarter Of n0rth-
west quarter Of section twelve, all iii town
ship twenty, range thirteeu., ,.g1.t .nIs Il
Also, the northwest quarter and the east
half, the northeast quarter nnd the south
half Of northeast quarter of section thirty
five. Also, southeast quarter Of southeast
quarter Of section thirty -four, Of toNnship
twenty-one, range thirteen, containing in all
,362 scres, more or less.
Seized as the property of. f Adger, to
satisfy judgment lately rendered for $500,
subject d credit of $500 90
Terms Of Sale Cash, subject to benefit of
appraisement.
B. f. ONEAL, Sheriff.
Bellevue, La, June n, 1874. (pr's Zee go
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/ CORONER;S SALE.
No., 1907. LII 18th District Court, Parish Of
Bossier, La.
i, 1s,s aB. F. Onsal se5. IA
nv. Rl Rfathdr, al al.

ANS w. h, Rgafhdf, ct AL s9Iss, Z
by virtue of writ of sferi facias, issued
ID FROM the Cl6fkSs 6fh66 OF Bossier par
ish, in. the above named suit. and to me di
rectcd, have seized and @flf proceed to sell
st public auction to the last and highest bid
der. ut the Court House door, in the town Of
Bellevue. La, in said parish Of Bossier, q,
che first Saturday, the LIST day Of August,
1874, within the legal hours Of sale, the fol
lowing described property, to. wit:
The west half Ofs0uthwcst quarter Of sec-
ton three, township, nineteen, range t4ir-
teen, with steam saw mill thereon. Also,
the north half of section siA, ,township niue,
teen, range twelve; all situated in the par
Bh Of Bossier, La. Esss so 81. tfstts.s,,r +,
Said property seized as belonging to the
defendapt, w. r. PratAer, land a be'sUld Ia
pay and satisfy said writ.
Terms Of Sale Cash, with bens5ft. Of ab
praisement. So.
Act Of sale ii expehse II pddht1vsiiser. Isiii
PETER MCDANIEL, Coroner. !
Bellevue, La, june ~, 1874. Ipr's fee SIS
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Diseases. q y 70 eJtlfrs rs elfjp
The properties of DR., WAX,
ER's vfSEoAR BIrTERs are Aptfient, Dir
phOr0tie, CafMHlatixe, Nutriti0us, Ea1ouI
live, Dinretic, Sedativa: Counter Ifrifanf
dorifics Aterative.aa and Anti-B inpanW
Grateful T60uS0nds proclaim
VINEGAR BrffERs The most wonder
ful lnyig0rsnt that ever H1Etahedo
the sinking system. j.
No Person can take these BIZ, =
terS accordingto directions and fel,
main long unwell, provided theirs
bones are not destroyed By mineral
pUison or other means, sand yitabbF1a
gans wasted beyond repair. -
Bilious, Remittent, and IN.
ternittent RAycrS, whichf zra aog
prevalent in the valleys of our great
rivers Throughout the United States,
especially those of the Missispjppjh
Ohio, Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee,
Cumberland, Arkansas, RED, Cdlo-
RADIO, BRACES, Rio GraHdey neegStl
Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro-.
affok6,s James, ana mtiiiy sOt1erS B
with their vast trihntaries- tlrm,ch.4
out our entire cotntry during tho
Summer and antufp1s and fefhAfitdtif
BIZ ~ 9RTipE eeas0Ps II gp n: y ;.!s
neat anu ufyneSS are 1nyaflaqly nc
bomnalia1a hyehkteusise d6IangeaI
m 3 AZ 81 the stonae and llyfF, and
otner iIUuOmmaI Vlscer1. IA their
.tr4at4lenty N@utbatiye,. pxefting nsI
powerful influence .u1on these vari-,.
0d3 organs. Il eSsjhtlaliv niece sar1..' e
There Il NO catl,Arfic fOrS the tYlrnosa,s
ANAL "a In Z W.yrrp,o vIrrrAJ
go - stS sai -. ,s,,.5 &; ~
20 dssf ,eoFrss yisaid nstssr VII ~hisA
si;mnlssine the sacsstlons o. tho sss. !
and generally restoring the healthy fhnc-
i. Fo,tiiy the body e against s.''t dc. Dis
T1Sn4s R,rrxes ia sp;ilcmic' c ~ q
take hold q . system thus fore armed. 8.
Dvsnel,sia ar Iui1irpsRfinN HaakIJ
eshs Paip II The sheuldss.. casshs.,i
Ernctations' e the sinmaoh. 'Rsa 49,
r ne Month, Bilious Attaeksa P.iPl.a.:S
Lungs. Pain in thereeion Of TIC Kidnsya /,
and 4 hundred other painful sympt0ns !
are the CLIPPINGS II DyapepsiA Ons hc1sss
1 sess s1 a sr |nss Fs;' s,.s z.
6WeilinP Uiccf1 Efysposae pMeile
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Parochial.
BRIDGE BUILDING.
OFFICE OF POLICE JURY, }
Bellevue, Booster Parish, La
ls1lu Ia l2ZA \

naitenacted, &C., That . new and sub
II stantiAl bridge be built over "Willow
Chute, |" on tho Shreveport and Benton road,
at, Or adjoining the present site, and in place
Of the present bridge.
That the building Of the same be let out
TO the lowest bidder, between the hours for
Sheriff e sales, after due advertisement, on
the first Saturday IN August next, at the
Court House door, by the President.
Tie specifications for same, are to be
foand y tho proceedings Of the Police Jury,
Of this date
bsfss ssss - - 80
certify that the above IL true and cor
re6t extract from tho minutes IL the Police
Jury, - adopted, ct their sitting at July IA,
l6As ~ 7. n. HUTTON, s
nl7-2ss-prs fec 46l Clark Police Jury.
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DR.. j. Walkers California
Vinegar lBitter3 ore apurelg vSg-
etablepreparati ton, made chiefly rom
the native herbs found on the lower \
ranges Of the Sierra Nevada spputr Il
tains Of California. the medicinal
properties Of which, are .extractei9
fhafeffum without the use Of Alcohol.
TIle question is almost daily: askai}0
/" What is the cause OF the unpur-
alieled sueeess' s6f' vINEG 2K Brrl5
TIERS = Cur answer IS, that tl1ey
fosnokIs fllo1 Gaus6 of disease,x and
rs ss'sPt hts EssS ssj " si ais'tA'
vator md fhvisorantof II " ths ssyyaslsll. 2
Never before in the history Of the world
ms, q linedf&fiNi been tcOanpdunlbd bdb-
sessipg the remarkable qpalities Of TI4-,.
RGAR BTTTERs id healing the sick 81
every qsease man is, heis to- They ssa,s
q gentle purgative Us well ais q Tonic.
relieving Congestion ID Ihflammatipu II,
the Liver and viseeral Organs, in Billions
Diseases. & q 9sss eJsTfrs Ifs sif1T]
The properties lof DIR, ,WALK-s,
ER'S VINEGAR BITTERs are APPARENT, Dr. .
ph0rctiG, Eatalhlatixe, Nntritipas, kp1oml
i've, Dinretic, Sedative; Counter Ifrifant
~torifc, Alterative.aatd Anti ifieun w
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.lttee ofoOnferenee,

COMMITTEES 81 conference
Judge CLARK moved that lhe presl'
dent he added " the committee Car
ried
The president then called lhe allen'
lion ~ the convention 10 lhe sulJrel Of
newspaper freight After some dis
eussion II was moved ihat lhe matter
be referred toa committee of three 10
be appointed by tho chair The chair
then appointed Messrs, Darnell, Nor
ton aud Bradley,
Judge Clark moved % add Colonel
MOl.ure on lhe committees on press
dispatches, Carried,
Mr., breeding moved " invite deh'
eral Robertson 10 speak ou emigration
this morning Carried,
Colonel Paddock, Of lhe Fort worm
Democrat moved 10 admit Major
Eugene Baylor ~ an honorary mem'
Dor,
Major Brown amended by adding
Mr. Burke, General Robinson, General
Cabell, mayor Of tho city, Judge Bur
ford aud Rev, H. u, Sheriff, Carried
The president then read various let
ters from railroad managers, eAlend'
ing oOuriesieH to tho members Of the
convention who desired 10 travel over
their roads,
II was moved by Judge Norton that
their invitations DO accepted by u rlH'
Ing vote, Carried,
Moved by Judge Norton that PreHl'
dent Cutler be appointed conductor OF
the exeuraonlstH, Carried,
The president moved that General
Robertson be- invited ~ one Of the
party, Carried,
Mr. breeding offered u resolution re-
gardlng dead'head aud gratulliou'
work by the press, and accepting free
pnsaea on railroads, hotels, etc, Mo-
ton 10 lay on table lost.
Moved that the resolutions be no.
forred 10 special committee Of three
The committe were Crooks, Morton
aud Vogel,
The convention then adjourned Il
meet thla morning ut ten o'clock,
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A scrimmage I'm East Dallas.

Yesterday morning two countrymen
stopped their wagon, at the branch on
the other side of east Dallas, and get
ting out on the ground entered Mt once
into an exchange of fiery English,
which was kept up for at least five
minutes, when one of them struck the
other between the eyes and the mud
took him In cordially. Only moment
or so sufficed to fill him with sufficient
breath to get him on his feet again,
when he started for his unpleasant
friend in manner most active, doub-
ling him up from kick in his stomach
like jackknife, then jumping intothe
wagon drove of.
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A BRIDGE IL to be built over the
branch on Jackson street.
THE machinery for the compress
was being placed In position yesterday
A SCHOOL HOUSE IL being erected on
the corner of Griffith street and Gera-
neum alley.
A DALLAS minister looked In on the
editorial convention, yesterday morn
Ing, and murmuring, "they are past
praying for" departed.
DIRECTOR KELLER, of the street car
company, was out with n force, yesIcr.
day, experimenting grayeling Of the
road bed,
AMONG the modest visitors Mt the
convention IL j. $. Leachmnn, Esq,
business manager and financial agent
of Bryants Railway Guide.
COLONEL DASHED only shook
Kaufman mud of his boots to gather
Dallas mud on them by doing the
right thing in calling down to see US,
yesterday.
A HORSE tied in front of Austin's
jewelry store, yesterday, in stamping
flies OIL his legs, ran piece of iron in
one of his hoois. The beast seemed to
suffer greatly from the accident.
THE attention of the authorities Is
called to the habit of some parties on
horseback, riding on the sidewalks on
many of the thoroughfares in this city.
Especially Is this the case on east Elm
street.
THE sidewalk by the Episcopal
church, which has occasloned so much
discussion and cussen, has been SUBJ
stantially repaved, thanks to the
promptness and generosity of Rev. Mr..
Davenport.
"FoR n lazy husband and one who
can hardly put one foot before another,
it's wonderful how spry he can spring
into a street ear" was the remark of
his wife in this city yesterday, as she
noticed this mastery performance
on her lords part.
ALL interested are referred to the
card of w. II. Robertson, of the Elm
street livery stable, near the college
building. 1t will be seen that Mr.. II.
proposes to drive free bus to and from
all trains leaving and arriving in the
city. See card.
ARRIVALS at the Commercial hotel:
Is. Nautilus, Springtown; j. p. Hawley,
w. G. Leader, Marshall; w. A. Bell,
Palo Pinto; j. N. Hamilton, b. Barr,
st. Louis; N. II. Baker and wife, Deni-
son; +. b. Helrog; Cincinnati; III. G.
Hodgon, New York; J. A. George, ].
l.. l.. McRae, II. L. Gilmore, Texas;
q. III. Grain and wife, Marshall; j. C.
Curtiss, Weatherford; A. Ingalls,, ]. G.
Walker, Terrell; L. p. Lowry, Aurora;
]. N. Withers, Rockwall; S. w. Mont
gomery and wife, Louisiana.
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