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NEW ORLEANS.
Texas News.

New ORLEANS, January, 2l.-The
Galveston News' special from Austin.
says the President Of the Senate dis
charged the assistant Sergeants'at'
Arms, there being no further use for
them.
The vote for other State officers ,
counted by msjorities, averaged the
same az Tor Governor, which has reach :.
ed $4,000 The returns OF the several
counties tound 10 the Secretary of
States office shows that about forty
counties are not returned. The contest
for U. S. Senator is OF increased inter-
est. There are now five candidates,
Trockmortop, Regsn, Dumorse, Msxey
and Fiourney.
Preparations are being made for a
grand inauguration ball to be given by
the citizens Of Austin.
The State Journa! has suspended and
lis office is offered for sale.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Janusry 2l.-Flour-Dull
but unchanged. Wheat-ln fair de-
msud and advanced; No. Chicago
spring 81 23&l 23l; No. = do l 22 cash;
| 23I Febuary; | 26I March; No. :
Chicago spring | II; rejected | l..
Corn-Active aud advanced; No. mix
ed sos cash; sole February; Gle March;
new No. . mixed Size; rejected old
5365ic; new i9c. Oais-Fair demand
and advanced; No. > 4lsc cash; 42lc
February; rejected S7!@3sc. Rye
Fair demand and firm; No. > 7T@79c.
Bsrley-No. , fall dull but unchanged
atsl 40@l IS; No , spring in lair de-
mand and advanced fresh receip's
l299l 50. Dressed Hogs-Quist and
unchanged at Sc 2jG6 IS. Provisions
Quiet and weak Pork-Dull and
a shade lower at Sl4 20 cash; II 2j@
IA 80 February. Lard-Dull and low
er at S. IS cash; Q 90 February; Q 80
March. Bulk Meats-Quiet and un.
changed shoulders jsc: short rib mid
dies &c; short clear 7ic Green Meats
Shoulders Sc; short clear middles
7kc; hams Is 10 averages &c: Whis-
ky-Qliet and unchanged al 96c.
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New York AarRct.

NEw YORK, January 81 COTTON
Dull; middliug uplspds l6ic, Flour
Dull and lower; super western aud
State s5 70S6 Is; common to good
6 5000 IS, good to choice 6 eO97 25;
white wheSt extra : 25@I 90 extra
Oslo ) 700 s 90. Wheat-0peued dull
and closed steady: white western 81 IS.
Rye-Quiet at 81 0S@l 10. Barley
Scarce and advancing. Ccrn-F,rm
and quiet; new western mixed aloat
S4@90Ic, old do 94tc; do 10 store 93sc.
0ats-Heavy; mixed western 6O96lc;
white 6lG62c. CofIee-Sfons and
buoysnt at full prices. Sugar-Dull
and lower. Eggs-Unchanged. Wool
Firm; domestic fleece 40(aI0c; un-
washed 2S9 35c; pulled 5l@62c. But
ter-Firp; western 259S0c. Cheese-
Firm q, 9!@l5c. WhiSky-Lower at
9oc
METALS Manufactured copper steady;
Ingot Lake s24 75a25 90 gold. Pig
Iron quiet; Scotch $40 00947 90; Amer
lean 81 0O(SS6 90; charcoal unchanged;
Russia l7@l1ic gold. Nails-Qaiet;
cut 81 00G4 2j; cliuch ) 50G6 25.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY RreIsTER,
WHEELING, January u. }

Very little change has taken place IL
the general market since our last re-
port. Coffee went up cent and prices
still showing indications OF a further ad-
vance. Sugars show slight decline
but the market is firmer.
We quote:
APPLES-Supply In excess OF demand
BUT BuTTER|com mon table 2o922c and
BAKING PoWDER-(Logan List & Co.sl
G sz. cans 81 T5 per doZ; ~ or. cans S. =; ID
cans IS 25: bulk Sc: Enterprise, (McCaoe
hIa5t IBaUCK@HEAT + vi ELoUR-,n fair demand
C6EESEENew Goshen In fair demand
ut l6c and n. Y. Goshen s lGc, Western
CARBON OIL Standard brands, in a
iobbing way, at Is &c asking and no charge
'Vc VCbNDLiS.-star at lsc; City mould at
llal2c; Adamantine l5c.
COFFEE-we quote: Good at Soc:
prime n S2Ec; choice Java AZ fOc; old yell
low Rio at SIC: Roasted a931c with upward
CRACKERs-Sugsr, lie; lemon, llHc
soda, TIC; water, &C; oyster, 7sc; cream
IS; butter, TIC.
EGGs-Demand exceeds supply. Prices
firm at 29aoc.
flsH,MacakeSe, OK no: "a hsISes 1srSe: Al 70 vU
s6 50 new mackerel, full weight, one hun.
dred ns; barrels at sll 90; light weights at
various prices, according TO the weightss
packages; new white fish at s. Sci Goldfish
S. 50s6O0.
90 FLoohnM ~ ni'e ~ o. 4s. smriny nj
81 IN Rive -four SIS 10.
S second 99ay , odiU donnt m 80 "a ~ neT cent ~
S SrSESa Ser Nc VI ~ sOS;sc n n " ~
SSSs1N Whoot cnoice No at n 81
ShA1N "ne"1 ~ TiiotSo ~ R.o s,sady
cnolce Ieu 81 W9o ~ .,
at Io9SOc. Sofh at oV' o"'S' "
DS4oc; NIL, COO cozoS M roosa so,no
HA6-ba!ed S1S VSS.' Ssr $40, ~ y TO- horse
lRoS5rIat anu , oar, ,nSs- In.
shoe 5Sle; round ana square. SS,SI rlS EanS IS,iVf
nesHy Oaha haon r'oHi ion g.i&Sc. & oval LOO
: @wsoI, ISe. boIt Ip ay,I and hall round 4 5-i0s
tT' tEc' h"4' o''' anu '''A' S
LARD oILsAdyarccd. Extra winter
SOc; Iali strsined , at ,oc. ,, ,ro,, ,r,, M es.
MoLAsSE sse-, -rl,tiie I'm olu crop h'h ~ 0''
prime new crop WOO. TO-, Deal. m,
=, NhiLSTTLiceSs Id ~ an, s' "a o.. ca 81 30.
ren; n;ins, ~ W Vn,s - 4,
TO I'd, ti75. barrel, In, 20 m
% 20; l IN, nUT 4. I'D; 70 90 ~, ,a =;
Is; u In, 20 W. tlnisnng' IN, "a s"p &c
IA In, % -. CASING Vto oVu, ~ @ ou'
% ~ 3D. - ~; St' 5n' solH so &c rine r6 i%intnS %
~, 30 W; od: -'' al 60 III vi al 1'nims .iIa
". Iut SgiRss' 'rahasco aa s.oeS' 1,,d 20 III
spikes, cut % w. 1ooaeeo hnu'' W :"
PRoVlsl9NGNew MoSs O, pork. k., II, ~
eIO oJ, LaGu, eAuh MiAtSi nt ~, heS ~
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A short Church History.

Vi Escslotoi
Old St. Matthews was parish OF the
Diocese OF Virginia. Its rectors, priests,
ministers or preachers, in succession
were ministers Of the Episcopal Church
of the Diocese Of Virginia. The par
ish sent delegates to the Conventions or
Councils OF the Diocese, and received
the ministrations Of its Bishops. There
have been deaths and removals Of its
ministers, but as yet no break in that
succession. The last recter was in
Quoted in the order OF that succession
as much as Armstrong the elder, Wheat
Armstrong the younger, Perkins, Addi-
son or Currie. The civil war did not
break the dependence, nor the ecclesl.
astic succession. From the first to
this day it vas and is the parish OF
St. Matthew, in and of the Diocese OF
Virginia. The lot for the frat church
was donated by Noah Zane. 1t was
given to this parish Of st. Mat
thew. The location OF the
building was subsequently changed.
The parish and its relation to the Dio-
cese continued. The proceeds OF the
sale OF this first building and lot were
converted into the second building at
the head of Monroe street. The loca.
ton of the building was again changed,
and the proceeds of toe old property
were converted into the new and pres
ent edifce. Vixen this was done it was
as much the parish OF St. Matthew in
and of the Diocese of Virginia as it was
at any time under any one, and as 1t
was 80 under all the worthy men |
have named as its rectors.
Under the last location and
under its rectors in that location, it has
had its delegates in the Council OF the
Diocese OF Virginia, and has had the
mnistratious OF that noble and elevated
old man, Bishop Johns. Here is sue
cession of property, OF incorporation,
and ecclesiastical relation of the Parish
OF St. Matthew in and to the Diocese OF
Virginia. There often have been
deaths and removals OF individuals and
families and introduction Of others. but
it is the same dear old Parish OF st.
Matthew.
This history is given go that all par
ties may zee the exact state Of the ques-
ton, go far as to enable them to avoid
any legal scandal on the subject.
A LAYMAN.
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CHICAGO.
The Grangers.

CHICAGO, January 2l.-Iu tie session
OF the Wisconsin State Grange to-day
the Secretary stated that the number
of Oranges in that State were $50,
The case ofex-City Treasurer Delvige
will come up on Friday when his coun-
sci will move to qussh the indictment.
Rain has fallen all day and the snow
and ice have nearly all disappeared.
Ice harvesters will be seriously delay
Ell IN their work.
Tae Operate SEASON.
An immense audience gathered to-
night, in spite OF the storm to witness
nilsson in the opera Of Lucia Di Lam.
mermoore. This opera season has
been very successful one.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
W AN DEFAhIHENII
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON, Jan. 90, IA NJ.

w An DEfAhlabSip
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON. Jan. %, lam. }
PROBABILITIES.
For New England aud the Middle
States aud Lower Lake Region, gene
rally cloudy weather, and areas Of rain
will prevail, with light to fresh
nortbeasterly to southerly winds and
the temperature remaining above freez-
ing except in Northern New England.
For the Southern States, southeasterly
to soutLwesterly winds, continued high
tenn perature aud rain. For the Ohio
Valley and Upper Lake Region, areas
of rain with variable winds and falling
barometer during the night, followed
by q rising barometer, lower tempela-
ture and probably clearing weather.
For the Northwest, q rising barometer
With colder weather aud rain OF snow
in the Mississippi and Lower Missou:j
Valleys during the night.
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Fire ut HnptingtOn.

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, January 90
At noon to-day fire broke out in Nc
Farland's livery stable, on Second ave =
rue, threatening at one time to extend
o adjacent premises, and end most dis
-trously. A light rain had been fall
~ all day, which retarded the spread
OF the flames. The livery stable was
consumed, with several small tene-
ments. The horses were removed from
the stable with considerable trouble
during the confagra ton, and all saved.
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FRANCE.
Government Treatment OF The Pres

Government Treatment or The Press.
VERSAILLES, January 2l.-In the AS
sembly the Left submitted an interpret
alton OF the Government regarding its
eatment OF the press, which, after q
violen; debate, was laid on the table
by a msjority Of one hundred.
Gambeita Challenged 10 Fight.
After the close OF the sitting OF the
Assembly Deputy Hawjews sent his
seconds 70 M. Gsmbetta With q chal-
lenge to fight q duel.
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BROOKLYN.
Fire.

BROOKLYN, January 2l.-On Yester-
day the oil stills in the yard Of the
Standard Oil Company, Tenth street,
caught fire but were extInguished before
much damage was done. Three EN-.
ployees were badly burned; one is 60
frightfully scalded ths. he will prob
ably die,
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VERMONT.
ExpIosiou as RennIuEton.

BENNINGTON. January 2l.-The in
v.,tisation to-day before Justice Akin
into The cause Of the explosion last
night. in the knitting mill here does not
show csrelessness. All the wounded
but one will recoyer. Nine dead bodies
have been identified.
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Some years ago Q Bostoa broker,
now deceased, left Q considerable sum
Of money to be used in providing pic
ture-books for the small children OF
the public schools |; and DOW people are
inquiring why the dear little ones have
never received any Euch books.
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INDIANA.
Prayer Meeting In Saloons.

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 2l.-At Shelby.
vile, Ind, this forenoon committee
OF ladies visited all the liquor saloons
aud other places where liquors are sold
aud held prayer meetings. They were
generally courteously received.
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MISSISSIPPI.
Meeting OF the Legislature.

Meeting oil the LeGisiature.
JAsksoS, January 2l.-The Legisla-
ture convened to-day with a full at
tendance. The House elected j. D,
Shsdd, colored, as Speaker, and the
Senate elected J. NJ. Little. No busi-
ness OF importance was transacted. The
complexisn OF both Houses is strongly
Republicau. Governor Ames will be
inaururated this morning.
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RUSSIA.
American Legation Ball.

AmerICNu EcSHIIOH BHII.
ST. PETERSBURG, January 2l.-The
ball given at the American Legation
last night was brilliant affair. Gen.
Kaufman, commander OF the Khivan
expedition, and ali the leading dlplo-
mats were present.
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ROME.

ROME. January 2l.-Viscount We
noate has received from Duke de Cassts
q dispatch warmly expressing the
friendly feeling o.. France towards
Italy.
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Char-ed.with Contempt.

George II. Whalley, member OF
Parliament, has written to the pspera
persisting that the statements made by
Jean Luie during his exami nation as a
witness for the Tichborae claimant were
true, expressing hi, belief that the soA
called confession made by Iuie in his
subsequent trial on the charge Of per-
Jury was obtained by bribery. For
this Mr.. Whailey has been summoned
to appear and answer the charge Of
contempt OF court.
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CANADA.
AbscOndcd.

MONTREAL, January al. G.
Faulkner, cashier for John Redpath &
Son, has absconded, it is said, with
about forty thousand dollars OF the en-
p.oyers and customers money.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, January 2l.-Sautender is
threatened by the CsrIists, aud rein
forcements for the Government troops
are hurrying forward.
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There are now twenty. nine State
Legislatures in session, or twice snd q
quartz. the original number OF States,
TO say nothing Of the Territories.
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ST. THOMAS.

Bsez Gone - New York.
ST. THoxAs. Jan. 2l.-The e1-Pres.
iden: Of San Domingo, Rse;, has gone
10 New York.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
The Ashantee War.

LONDON, January 2l.-lt is rulnOred
that the King Of the Ashantees has
sent an embassy to General WoIsely.
suing for peace and offering an indem-
nifty.
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CONG RESsIoNAL.
WARRINGTON, January q.
SENATE.

The bill passed confning forfeiture'
for the violation of custom laws to the
articles undervalued and not the whole
invoice. .-
Several unimportaut bills were re-
ported after which Mr.. Merriman ad'
dressed the Senate on the finance ques'
ton.
Mr.. Merriman argued at length in
favor OF the immediate return to specie
payments, and the impossibility o.
Congress making any law THAT would
put green backs on q par with gold until
a specie basis for exchange was estao-
lablished.
At LIS the Senate went into execu-
tive session until half-past four, when
the doors were reopened and the Senate
adjourned.
1t was announced that the Senate
had confirmed Waite as Chief Justice
by vote OF 63 yeas to no nays.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Pratt asked leave to offer a
series Of resolutions instructing the
Committee on Banking to inquire into
the expediency oi authorizing the
National banks TO increase the circula-
ton from 80 to 100 cents on bonds
deposited as security; also limiting the
national bank circulation to twice the
capital stock, as inducement to pay in-
terest on deposits; also Of devising euch
legislation as will tend to remove
aniagonism between capita and labor.
Mr.. Randall objected.
Mr.. Kelley from the C~".'nn'al C!l-
ebration Committee offered resolution
requesting the President OF the Un'ted
States to extend invitations Oh the tart
OF the United States to other nations,
asking them to take part in such Gem
tennial celebration.
Mr.. Hale warned the House that
this was but prelude to the approprl
alton Of from five to ten millions.
Mr.. Kelly explained that under the
rules and regulations governing the
United States Commissioners each govs
ernment would bear its own expenses.
He believed that eight millions would
cover all expenses, and that Pennsylva.
mia and the city o: Philadelphia had
advanced three and a half million.
Several .peeches were made favorlng
the bin. w. Mr. Hale moved to lay
it on the table. ksjecIed. .
The bill was then passed as reported.
The House then took up the contested
election cases from West Virginia.
Mr.. Smith addressed the House in
favor OF the majority report from the
Election Committee, which sustalns the
October elections and recommends thsi
seats be given 10 Bepjamio Wilson
from the Fret District OF West Va,
and B. F. Martin from tbe Second
District.
Mr. Hazleton commenced speech
in favor of the minority report which
sus;aius the August elections, bu
pending his remarks the House took q
recess until 7:30.
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DLANK DEEDS, MORTGAGES, ETC,
ID on hand-latest styIes--and fo sale
low, at this Office.
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Mrs. Abraham Lincon is in Wiscon-
sin, and in poor health.
The young daughter of Secretary
Bristow will be Il debutante in Wash
ington society this winter.
1t is announced that IIoyt. Sprague
& Co. will pay their creditors fifty per
cent, and that their liabilities are $9,-
600, 600.
The latest literary sensation is
Renaud's ''Abrilgment of the History
Of France ending with ''Napoie6n
in He'll"
The latest society rumor is that Mr..
James Gordon Bennett has been t;lsci-
mated and engaged by a well-known
Washington belle, the daughter OF L
distinguished naval officer.
The late proprietor Of the Seattle
Ltte{ifgehrs9, :. l.. Maxwell. has sold
that paper to David Higgins, Esq.
One less horse thief in NsS,. Mexico.
His name was Martinez. { Mexican,
and the tree to which he was hung
stands near Red river.
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hair Immediately; often renews the
color. when faded or gray. 1t stimulates
the nutritive organs TO healty activity,
and preserves both the hairInd its beauty.
Thus brashy. weak or siclly hair becomes
GLOSSY. pliahlc and strengthened; lost hair
regrOws with lively cXprcssion: falling
hair is checked and StaDliShed; thin hair
thickens: and f;tded gray hair resume
their original color.s It's operation is sure
and harmless. 1t cureS ditndruff, heals all
humorS, and keeps the scalp cool, clean
and soft-underwhich conditions, diseases
of he scalp are impossible.
As n dressing for ladies' hair, the NIGoR
Is praised for its grateful and agreeable
perfume, and valued for the soft Iustre
and richness of tone it imparts.
PREPARED BY
Dr. j. e. AVER 81 CO., Lowell. Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine. 6v7y
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PICTORIAL. II has been known to thC pub
lie for about forty years, by IL long con
tinued series of marvellous cures, that
have Won for it Il confidence in its virtues
never equallcd by any other medicine. 1t
still makes the most cttectual cures of
C'0uglS, Ct1dS, ConS9imI,tira1. that can be
made by medical skill Indeed the CHERRY
PICTORIAL has really robbed these danger
ous diseases of their teIrOrs, to a great eX-
tent. and given IL feeling of immunity
from their fatal effects, that IS well founded,
If the remedy be taken in season. Every
family should have ii in their closet for
the ready and prompt relief of its mem
bers. sickness, suffering, and even life is
saved by this timely protection. The prll-
dent should not neglect it, and the wise
will not. keepit by you for the protection
it affords by its timely use i'll sudden at
tackS PREPARED BY
DIR. j. &. A YE18S 81 CD. lowell. Mass.
Practical and Analytical Chemists
ESsSold by all Druggists and DcaIears
in Medicine. Sv7y
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GUARDEAN,S SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
IN virtue of n license and order OF sale,
made by the County Court of WaSco coun-
ty, oregon. / will proceed to sell ut public
auction. 70 the highest bidder, the follow
ing described tract or parcel of land. be-
longing to the estate of John a. DOuthlt, d
minor, rs follows:
The undivided one-sixth part of the
northeast quarter OF section D. township
about twenty-Six and two-thirdS2 pc 8 acres.
and situate in Linn county, oregon. said
property will he sold AT the Court House
door, in Albany, Linn county, oregon, on
Satuday, the 7th 1ay Of Nocember,
at tho hour of l O'Clock p. NJ. of said day.
TERMS-Gold coin, cash in hand.
JAS. H. DOU UTHIT,
October ., 1S74w4n4
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100000 bushels of Wheat

Mt one time. and Is located on the margin
a side track from tho O. & G. Il. r., so that
shipments may be made daily by rail, and
as often by water as boating facilities offer.
We have two large suction fans, in addi-
tiOn to other fans. attached TO the house,
run by water power, and are thus pre-
pared to
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SOLDIERS
SOLDIERS
WAR CLAIM AGENCY.
Go. 81 Montgomery Block.l
SAN F'RANCISCO,CA CAL.

w. II. AIKEN, ATTORNEY-ATLAW
w and Commander of the Grand Army
of the Republic in California and Nevada
will give prompt attention to the collec-
tion of Additional Travet Pay, now dine
California and Nevada Volunteers dis
charged more than three hundred miles
from home. soldiers can depend on fair
dealing. Information given free of charge.
When writing enclose stamp for reply and
state company ana regiment, and whether
you have Il discharge. Congress has ex-
tended the time for fling claims for Adj
ditional Bounty under Act of July y, 1866,
to january 1873, SO all such claims must he
made before that time. Original Bounty
of 300 has been allowed all volunteers who
enlisted before July 22d, 1861 for three
wears. if not paid the same when diScharg
ed. Land Warrants can can be obtained
for services rendered before 1855, but not
for services in the late war. Pensions for
late war and war of 1872 obtained and
increased when allowed for less than dis
ability warrants, but no pensions are al
lowed to Mexican and Florida war soldiers.
State OF Texas has granted Pensions to sur
viving veterans of Texas Revolution. New
Orleans and Mobile Prize Money is now
due and being paid. W. H. Aiken also at
tends to General Law and Collection Busi
ness. 4S-6-GI1