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Copper ore In Texas.
IRON the DenIsOn News.l


Six tons more of copper, ore have recent
" come into the city, for shipment to Phila-
delphia. Within few months the atten-
ton of the people of Northern Texas has
been directed to an element of wealth
hitherto supposed to be worthless, viz. cop
per pyrites The existance of these pyrites
(or as they are vulgarly called, piratesl, has
been known for years but they have been
regarded as worthless IRON pyrites, and
hence rot disturbed Now that their value
is becoming better known, the business of
exporting them is begun TIE amount of
this ore existing in Texas is immense Ross
Ter says, '.unexampled.p The first outss
cropping is found in Clay county. about
one hundred miles west of Denisons Thence.
westward, it may be traced for two hundreds
miles, IN, Hunt, Archer Wichita and
Haskell counties, tits inexhaustible. SAYS
Prof. Rossler: Along the Wichitasriver,
within the extent of one degree Of longtis
tude, hardly tract of 100 ceres esuld be
found without large accommodations of ore
upon the surface. . Young Territory also
contains rich deposits, as does the Territory
of BexaE and the counties of PecOs and
Preside. AS far west as the Rio Grande,
outeroppings may be found, and as far
north as Kansas. 80 F--a -, sest.s 49,
At the head waters Of the Wichita river
in the Wichita mountains, is about the ceuss
tire of the copper region, In this neighbor
hood exists vast hillsef copper ore, some
of which, for size and richness of deposit,
are superior to anything in the world The.
richness of this ore, or rather the per cent?
age of copper contained in it, is very great. |
1t has been analysed over and over again, !
and always has yielded about fifty per cent
of copper. The poorest specimen sub
mitted to analysis consisted Of a s'Water dessl
post, mixed with clay. This deposit,
found near the Three Forks of the Wichita,
is literally inexhaustible,a The strata of !
clay is six feet thick, and is known to ex-
tend beneath tract OF. GAO acres; how much
further isrrnot known. On analysis, this
clay yielded twenty-One per cent. of cops
per- f t.--,-..- ......-...- - i - -srsl
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Ria + q aiasf.s- GALVESTON, April 8, 1874
- Editors Democratic Statesmd1s-Y Your cor
D respondents finds himself again enjoying the
hospitality of the Island City. Business is
fair. Merchants of the city speak favorably
Of an early relief from present financial en-
barFassments which have grown out of the
- late panic Improvements are being rap
idly pushed forward. Several enormous
and magnificent establishments have been
erected on the Strand and other business
ri streets during the past three months. Work
ah lon the paEsments and walks Is going on in
aul all parts tofe the city. Large Quantities
hls Of cotton, hides and wool still coming
IN from the interior. The city is filed
Ae. with strangers, newspaper men and drum
mers being in the majority. Never has the
beautiful city Of the Gulf presented a more
gorgeous appearance, than now. Magnif-
cent edifces, unsurpassed drives, lovely
~ Egardenss and theluxurianti growth of trees
and shrubbery tend toward making up a
81 scene enehnnting to the eye of an observer.
80 The city appears to beunder good manage
t1sl ment. Aslook Of cleanliness greets the eye
3 at every. point sha>S>l y 8uIs evils
Yesterday the trial Of young Ferguson
for the killing Of Helm came up m the
District Court Of this county. The
:, defendant is young man sixteen years Of
age and Of prepo sessing appearance. Con
- citizens OF this city in behalf of the young
: prisoner. The belief prevails that Fergu-
"a son win becieared. ~ ls 100 -,E
I'D flAoreport is,in circulation about the streets
~ thatan indignation meeting viii be held
Saturday, the fourth inst, the PUrport of
which have not learned. ST &C
a The Galveston Meas Office has undergone
a thorough renovation since my last visit
here Through the kindness Of Mr.. Hand
olr
adjustment. Competent judges assert that
~ this is the only complete newspaper Office
m the South. with exception OF the Atlanta
Sun. The frstI (ground) floor is set apart
as the business department in the rear Of
~ which is the engine room, containing two
has enormous improved printing presses, fold
ing machine, etc. The second floor is used
as job room, the third fooras the editorial
department. and st0fe room, the fourth
i9or IS the composition room Each de-
partmenl has . stock necessary to make up
q complete printing establishments
g The llse Afg Is now under fun Roadway,
g with bright prospects ahead. ~ The Office Of
tlfls enteFprising journal is on the Strand,
between qwenty-hrst and Twenty
Streets @ 77ssiA g asst u I'D
The vVashingtOu Hotel, John Summers
- proprietor has made immense strides in
Il public favor and popularity this season.
NO The rooms Of this well known house are
ne clean. airy and eOmfoft bly furnished the
~ table unsurpassed. Every effort necessary
81 is made TO mike guests Comfortable. - 81
at The French Open Troupe, from New
en- Orleans. are performing at the fremont
ie Ope.a House With success pea 14k
es M. y y. Slephens, private secretary Of
~ ex-governor Davis Is nov residing In this
- city and holds position 81 lrust in the
- ~,-s.'f'.. -. -, -,...ss -.
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-tfa ttA .@4a.~a 60
q Tie 1o1don Tele1ia6t, On an elsborats
9od ven coRsisiele4 article on tia policy Of
The enelal government 90 che United
States s,,eazse follows of lhc sister States
Of Looisl4n4 and Iexas-slss flrst Of
ancient Lo1lsiana Sass F
sotheI peas ne less pooiical than Long
feilou haze often lakea dolinht IN sketch
ing the wonders 81 that okulhlla1t land. Al.
though fresidene 5efleEson. who purchased
Il iron the Filsl Ndpoloo1 Coz sixig nil lions
81 francs. has often bocn blans1 brhis feI-
-coan1l5lnen foF conolodin1 - = bslT-
eaia win 81 osuliiel. Who uofcI ts1 ms.
So 20 md could not possibly hngo rliaine.3
81 1aolS 81 1lmerican eoil. 81 mus a. tcon,.
Tess that lhem0Oih ol the Nis,ssipn and
ne ia foi1iue etatcs 9ould have bee11 hoap
u or Ironl Atl1atio klnsnieh, q len times
tl ,Iico n1i1 Cor them 81 f0oo. Her d iI,rlzl
- IA llai tko Z, Louisiana snli
- Fl11c0 s. thoC u1lod Slatos incldied net
onl ~ present Sln1c - th4fnau1, bllt also
t.l1 nj ID. Oil, - 81 An 1lIl md lis
.1uIl. u'il1l1 1'lc1 yl1l1 ne 0leal Ilepnh-
4llo -. . ..c1 1oll1y 3laIlan dnhs
TIE ll0r al ll.liic ii = tn'all5unl
$50 tII1 lIctz 81 NJ. frd Inl.1nf tke
Has 81 how In'''' ~ ',lhfrl ~ 2taft.
o. fi8lida end I,z11 Dlelcult Ini ia tsrs
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SAVED.

10 --s tns
We tum with longing, weary eyes
Toward the distant East,
A glimmoring light begins q rise
And Bethlehems star aseends the skies
Par DER the tr0u lied seas.
And by its blessed beams we see web
A good ship on the wave, f-f -rf
Nights ebon shade begins 20 Zee
BefOreits stately siappings free, 20
y, viii II come 70 sayel
Were slsssing 20 the storm beat rocks
In almost Wild despair. -
The angTy breakers laundering shocks,
The hungry birds IN noisy fiOcks
Clamor above Ourprayer.
But still We send ollr pleading cries
Across the waferY realm, FE
A signaiat the masthead flies,
The star CLOVIS bright, the good ship hiel
Jesus commando thehelm Hop
o, blles dIYinei He takes. rs In,
He iolds 20 His breast,
He stills thewayes 81 doubt and sin,
re hushes al the noisy din
And gives the weary rest.
safe inOur Captains loving care,
Whose nod the winds obey, s-f-
we sail me seas now smooth aud fair,
And breathe the spicy morning afr
That meets us on oiiT way. F'i1 1al
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ID 81 fAI.RNrl


In my Lords fair earthly Kingdom.
There are talents an hundred fold
and He Fave me mine in HIS goodness,
More prccious than jewels o. gold.
When little By little fEas rumored
This talent wa given % me.
some cons 10 weigh end ~ InelBurri
soneeaue % lsfen and - srfs
There vrrevoIcrs Il LON ,stlspers rr1
That ohided Il IN fiIoso daTa;.
There were fones 81 A pride prophetic,
And words 81 exuiflng praise.
"a MH .nr.r Z
Buf needless alike ~ the SCORER
Orthe murnurs ~ hopeAud Of cheer
Leave my soul 20 my purpoee, 1clfl1
The care q ny heart Tealih dear
Tremcmborod the sIothful servant :.
In the Scripfural story old, ~,
Ifhonghf 81 The buried napkin,
The treasGre 81 hidden gold. fl
And then OF my LOrd's retnrning.
% the glory that % 10 be
And there daEBed the sweetest Of lcuowis
He bad given atFast = me-
SO my hands are no longer idle. "a ~
iWOrk A. i dream bg The way;
For ! know III polish and brighten
shah double this trust some day.
But whether double OF treble,
After all Il is only loan:
For With uaury e bis coming.
: Ny Lord must receiYe hs own 2
I meet IN Iife's daily contact, aE ~ +
The gifted Of women ana men,
Planning their proud possessions,
Their talents are I'VE and ten.
But my heart etirs never with envy,
Peace shadows ne with her wing,
And over each daily struggle,
In the midst Of my work sing.
Ny talent has been my blessing,
The balm for spirit sore. u luf
God piticd me when ] suffered,
ask Him FOR nothing more.
Tins on thrO' the thorns and the briars,
Ny young feet hsye Wearily trOd,
! have folded Il Closer and closer,
And love it-next 70 my. God.
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r'au eBTE. st. L.aaaa a41 fa
i-- - 90. ,aol
What beautiful, beautiful hands, sgiire1
Whispered my friend 10 me- - 49,. /.
And turned with my eager. passionate love
OF beautiful things, TO see.
And saw hand Of delicate shape,
Peeping from under sleeve like mist,
With Jewels flashing In rainbow hues,
Ind9he CLEAN OF gold at the slender wrist
Rosy and soft lay the dainty palm.
On the shining folds Of the azure sillS;
Rosy up 10 the pearly nails, aa
With fingers slender and white ~ milk.
Bat while gazed with a pleased surprise,
Two other hands stole-Gut 10 view -
slender, womanly hands they were; f
But oh such different hue. =. +. -.
Hands that were melted with corded veins;a
Hands that were Eoaghn'd WITHHOLD aud bro
Hands that were patiently bearing the cross,
Bearing the cross and winning the crown.
Hands that had toiled from their childish yea
Tolled, and not for themselves alone;
Hands that had guided the erfing feet
OF children safe to the Fathers throne b.
Hands that had smoothed the pillow OF pain,
And closed the eyes Of the peaceful dead
And drawn 10 the bOsom's resting place,
The desolate mourner's weary head. I. -.
Brave little hands that have faithfully done
Whatever they found In the woridto do,
Whether the task were fn soy or pain, .lL4
Patient ever aud kind and true
And then Il seemed that I saw them lie,
Their work all done, on the quiet breast,
Looking so littloand wan and brown,
Folded over the heart at rest.
And looking far over the beautiful girl.
Away to that dweller in heavenly lands,
whispered low through my falling tears
Yes beautiful, beautiful hands.
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THE VANCE HOUSE,


have Overhaued and completely renovated the Vance
House and have now Of the fines hotel buildings
in the South As to the size and comfort Of the rooms
ing is centrally Ioeated and is especially convenient
for travelling business men. -. 4
On October 10, 1871, WIN open first class hotel in
the building aforesaid, with all the modern Improve
ments. Bar, billiard room, barber shop and bath
house attached Also, have fine stable in connection
with the house. where parties travelling with animals
can have them well cared for at reasonable rates. On
the premises is fine cisern with 5000 gallons Of
water. 49, 81 - ~ Fl7'll -
Agreeing to do what is right and to keep hotel the
best know he w respectfully solicit the patronage
tag ias wG ToBIN, Proprietor.
Se"f ~ NO fss.r7la.ilal Z noE2wtf
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A NEVADA Judge, after the Jury Ii
been impanelIed and council were ready
proceed, pulled out a revolver and. iut
ciously remarked: eff any man goes froHo
ing around the courtroom during the tn
of this case. / shall interrupt him in |
career, " The strictest decorpm preyaile
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ANTONY AND cLRoFaTR a.,

BY GENERAL W. II. LYT1E. i-E
nv
I am dying, Egypt. dyinq, 50 esthna
Ebbs the crimson hfertide fast b. %
And the dark Plnt0nlan shadows
Gather ON the evening hlastl e
Let thine arm, u queen, support me;
Hush thy sobs and bow thine ear; -
Listen TO the great heartsccret
Thou, and thou alone, must heart
Tho my SCARED and veteran leglous 4
Hear their EAGLES high no more;E ut,t
Tho my wrecked aud shattered gaileys
Strew dark Actiun' b fatal shore; ~
Tho no glittcring guards surfound mos
Prompt To- do their masters will,
must perish Ikea Roman gtt -
Die the great Trnmvir slill.
Let not Cscsar,ssersfle minlons EaaT
Mock the lion thus laid low.
Twas no foeman's hand that slew him,
Twas his own thar struck the blowl
Here, then. .pilioWed on thy bosom,
Ere his star fades quite away,
Him who, drunk with thy caresscs,
Aadly lung sword aWayi
Shonld the base plebcian rabhle 11ff
Dare assail my fame In Rome,
Where the noble spol1ela OTTAWA. a
Wecps within \ widowed home; ara
Seek her, say the GODS hasn tolsl me-
Affairs. ufIzurs, Circlinr Wings-
Thai her blood with nine eommln1lCd
1ot shall mount tn throne % KinEsN
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tltoTloua '1oEc1FoHls % tire f,ilc1
Light the way 90 Stfgian horrors
With the sl1lendoie % tbs Slnlicf -
Give tho ClcSar crowns and arches
Let bis brow the laurel twine, ~
can ecofn The Souaess tfiumph
rflumphing On loio llke thine
Z am DYING. EEypG dymes f8a Nu
iiafkf the Insulting focman'sCFyi
They Are coming quick my fslehlun, 81
Lee me- front thellIero diet la
Al. no mere amid TIE 0attle t .te
snail ny breast exolflne swell,
Isis and Osiris guard thcet o
Cleopatra, Rome. farewell
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% Medical.
1870 s0-0-0I0-0I'-0-0
NH0MAN'S HEALTH.


iTTTOAIAN'S- HEALTH.
49, Ee 80 -ns@e0
Itlsa lamentabe fact that from causes not generally
understood female suffering appears 10 be on the in
crease. The sweet young girl just entering woman
hood soon becomes pale feeble, emaeiated, Hfelees,
with headache pains and aches loss of appetite pail
ptatiOn of the heart cold feet and hands, and appears
to lose that youthful vim and sprghtliness so much
admired. The middleaged married. lady Is less ex-
empt from some troublesome annoyal She Is con-
tinually grunting and frettng with pains and aches
her secretions all impaired her energies are lost
she forces hers Elf in society, she s0urs on almost
everybody, her health slowly declines until she be-
comes mere drone in her own household. And she at
the turn Of lfe is no stranger to suffering peculiar
TO her sex at that age, Habits, climate and inatten-
ton surely bring about - 20 49,.
- THESE SAD RESULTS 80
that are now hurting thousands OF females old and
young ito untmely graves. Exercise your reason your
Judgment, and procure DR.. Dromgo0le's English Female
Btters they will cure the above female troubles in
incredible short time They are prepared by expe-
r1enced physician, and is one of the most powerful
iron and vegetable tOnics known to the medical pro-
fession They handsomely put up in large bottles
and sold by druggists and merchants everywhere.
DR. j. p DROMGooLE,
PrOp'r, Louisville, KY.
- alS tNEE aEEr1-----G ERai
WOman's Medical Adviser neat and well written
book, specially for the use Of females giving causes
symptoms and treatment of all ordinary diseases
affecting the female sex. The only book Of the kind
written Price only cents. Address as above.
mil d&w4m
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OFFICE ? : -

M ---CN S2AAOAf
- ~ 49, tr..r-.a . q
.aal s'ltX "a LAREDO, Texas, FEB. ~, 1874.
s u sS e s5aPsISs 3, q iSs
~ a. e q. re g ne Texas
~ Se0 = dsIosS q ,t11 ~ ~ Pi ~ y, -
Ss ssao0 ho7'e IN SAID tewa approved Febru'
s s'sL = zaorxSni .igzna
- = Hereby gwen ha Wi cause 70 be cold Al public
5 oniety, on ne dag 81 June ra,t u 10 O'Clock A.
I be ig9as q sRf payQrs once sc following O.
ri tse e. hfrrlnb efoIa leferIpd to,niE.I 8 1It
eoun s go s ~ 10 I'm Be6e
~ {s s0a sun'pg PACK from sad EyeF 1900 varns
- gssssssA aeOiR IN 81. RElsAEPEs, .
! 4 ) FssesA 80 - 50 k7 - sY 7 s i.f''''
- GFl0ES1 DEE MNfoR.g o, lssiv
- ~ M q. = - - 49, = ~
Cd re e. ciRead q hareae, Tezss, Fpbrero
a ~ s.eas nszr 40 &c - 81 ,e
eS &C., g e ne S'ap.s. g 2 segP,seg 2
= 9ssa ssi, s 81 esls 5ss.g.s e ,l
- a. f1rIlIIos r1n aod0frer en-
az s6ss = scais Rss s'sss g9sS s
s. UH1o t,es
- e R,sesEs EsRas g ggalisR bs,.s d,a
q fepeeeh oaepa a mayps - teiful0a Signlenies
re l9s a9ss saan'do e g aeo Dc e lesialnra
fQEs9Rfs 20 g 3 g, g e Per q ssndsao
- tlp ezande fapoo yanll fallo.ls eieh6 ~
- faaS~aa vs = 80 s i.ss y lsssdo.
q AIRY THE NEWsk 4 lsf
The 1n.souri, .Iran.as and Fesas 1,silway. having
- euuplaied 80 pps86lIsr busns.s Eaaera
- 1890 ileepur D Vi1lnu flozi sol.ll 20 iianni
Z - 1Fe nov rpnHiaE theE Klqani Eanlpped Trains
=. thfQag y HanH BE- " iout eharrS
i faAseagefs Iof poilILsin NortAeth missouri Iowa
Wi-osl-lA, AlhAesoia ~ Upper Mississippi feQion
Northern and central Illinois, Chicago llIaaipan and
3 me esent WI ord this the si,artslf. Cheap
ess and Qaiekest 16nfs 1hroaqh sas ~ euntInne
70 me iisaasb s. Ions ufshoat tiA6tS. ia s.
dalla a hslt loIore
re- - e. . time. and acosleefsss,--es
The hls 80 g io1r addzess,
sA...s F. s..1eA. 1lI1s. D0nWIN,
} es''A' ~ - 4ppls. No.
!. sseeE - ,s----s = -
The MIssoari, Kansas ana Texas Railway.
VI g. eos' .ltr. q 81 sAosssst. ouete.t .ss
g 49, 80 s, -, iisaaI.
-. 9 - =. - ~ ofoaE lblIa lnf M
- rd1 - o. - ~ 90. q qYfrh,sgs
:. e 3 ..ss ,l|s' 'as n'a'sg hyspas s ssls =
$500 a FDEER ~
- - - ven Fas,sin Aeasi g, pFo.agsy N.Y
k.la ~ - Aent - el.IE 49, sthlrsgo
3 coubastins Asu.t - -. ~ = - NO
ag3ssf - bsa ~ y, 10 ....-,.,s,..
~ - : ~ -t 49,. t.-lnluli. 20
coaiiL...l 81. Balls. vera.
ipssusye q o.uq ~. s ~ Sslsg .slII. y.
4 :. uaz46. -
.fftLE BURNk.
3 8 - 49,
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This coee pot actually pays Tor itself IN less than
one month Il i perfection 81 Simplicity and econony
~ tbs nqepoaa device the clearrst, che priest and
the most delicious coffee "a prodnced ever vt "a oVei
BY the public Hence We openly declare Ii 10 be The
tey Qese cohee pot eYr invented. nd Ae challenge
comparison with any and All Othars.s ,vssF i = =
ie Great AnleFiean cose Fot is = decided iuxurr
aq perfect home wonder and W olfef 81 10 the
~ Ple win eondenee n he decided merits % eve fll
Ne. family size one gallon, = %, No 81 family
size three quarts. = 8; No. 5, EHnllE si1s, tW6
orders solicited ana perfect satisfaction tuarsuteed
- eyeE family % Teceipt q IIics fhS Ii7 men,
can Colee Pot VIII - promptly asf fnanV airrss in
ne United States. Printed &c ons each
co-ee 80 49, A 80 Est-f -
Wenied, gnnernl arenf lapIfri A. - etsfs
b Texas; OF would sen nc raf a ~ 500 a -
eonable terma - - ~ = -
Cal On or eidgess - EEsErF1u
~ - sew - " ~ =, e. ,''.,,lo = l2s -
Prnelr.k o1lol nd 81 roons - Is El6.iI,.v
cPPosiie eraP ceniEal llefel New 4oEk ei,Y -
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T OST. l~is .. 800 = . ~
L. hj sl s - s5a.aas
Indicated balance certificate No. 1870. issued TO
Jonathan g. Pool by Commissioner Of the General
Land once; Duplicate certificate No 30-l9f for one
Gillian assignee, by the Commissioner OF the General
Land once, and bounty land warrant No 1882 issued
TO Daniel Young. 80 I
y not heard from within ninety days, we win APP
ply for duplicates-s.5 f....-..l-..,. = -
fe12 dit vet Ae = for
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LOST, =, -. r.. - 2 80.
Headlight Certificate No. Gas for one-third of a
league Issued to George Clark July - 1885, by the
right certificate No. 5l4 for one-thir ieague issued
70 Reuben Ross june s. 1873. by the Land commis-
ae Tine prescribed by law, applicationWill be made
for duplicate. C. il. JOINS ~ co.
- Agents for Owner.
Austin, Texas, December4, 1870 mis- W6i =,
II esT. sasf9 sEH 5IdL sfTTz5
Headlight certificate No, 81 for onethird league
lssued to Samuel o. Pettns, by the Board Of Iand
Conmissioners OF Brazoria county, Also headlight
eert,ncate NO $50 Tor so acres Issued 70 Albert g.
county ~ not heard from within ninety DAYS apDli-
cation win be made for duplicates. -
ROGERS q PECK
Z March g. 1874 mhi2 wet Agents for owners.
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r OST LAND CERTIFICATE. \

Unconditional Certificate No i6 second class dated
NoYembsr1 lS4 for $40 acres Of land issued TO the
undersigned by virtue OF conditional certificate No g
second Glass; by the Board Of Commissioners OF Bexar
county, has been lost and unless heard from within
sixty days after this publication application will be
AUSTIN January8, 1874 80 - = - mbis Ssf
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miscellaneous.
- - 100000
II osT OR 1IsLA1D.

The third league certificate issued by the Board of
commissioners Of Brazoria county to Thomas Todd
deceased No. 200. IL not found in ninety days. appl
cation VIII be made to the proper officer Tor dnp
cate. Lhts j. w. LAWRENCF -7F'I
Agent for heirs Of Thomas Todd, deceased.
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srs1g ue - s1Qta . unEEy I'mhfenaa,
A44r EslseiPedes o. sEery- rEDastsEnl and
sasrr estif1uoa Rricesstln 80 Islee ~
. waA 'nafstS ssass u.,s ,.ssstsss.I.g ~ 80 -
a. 80 81 D ~. If0LI .lEIlI3 I1uIlIII
1ncoo1EoI - II. Nh Der1lln 4 C..
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~ hereby given that VIII cduse 10 be cold al public
4 onltfy, on the lsf dag % June sa n 10 o'clock A.
u A,1n fTont o. TIC maJQrs once, the following Dc.
~, -. i.aa{ - plo-es Dsided 81 ne legsa.
4 roselonee sso- . ~ Z, a., - land Sill Webb
. - ny - as cash on flp Iiio Grande
[iyer apd Euinng back from sad river 5000 varas
) tsESs, essh iaeplR IN 3 REsAEpEs,
"a Fss4 40 - So 49, - - Y s '.l''''''
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n. osT. RI =
Certificates Nos. 6963 and 69G4 issued by the Com
missioner Of the Land Office the third OF Decem-
Der 1879 to the Houston and Great Northern Railroad
Company. II not found within ninety DAYS apDlica-
ton will be made to the proper officer for duplicates
- -tl4a SPENCE % .MCGILL,r
fe24 W9t For the Company.
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osT. 80
Donation Warrant No. 81, issued to John Haley By
the Secretary Of War, for $40 acres. II not heard
from within ninety days, application win be made for
4. L. WREN q CO.
ielS Wst a- Agents for Owners.
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= Tor MIIIsIand Circular address

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ap] WI - 81 IA 'asrnaisf8
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~ q haredQ, Texas, Feb. Ia, 1874.
Pursuant 20 an ordinance Of the Corporation OF the
CT y Afed0, p4ssd Eebfaary 9l8ii BIZ virtue and
under enac of The nRiaiafur60f the taie ~ exas
eniitIed An ad ~ authorize the Corporation OF a
.e1o - isIDee - oialu lands. to AID IN eltcting
eopl52op fehool house IN said town. approved Febfu