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Best Organs on Most Favorable Terms.

Cabinet or PGrlor Organs arc capital
things for peddlers to work with, be-
cause very poor ones can DO made ut
half tho cost Of good ones, and few PEG.
pie are competent to tell the difference
from first examination. Aianutac-
turers print in their catalogues prices
which are three or four times rs high
rs the value Of such cheap work. Then
the pOddler starts ont and puts them on
the people in various ways, He sells
at an enormous discount, II he can get
cash; takes part trade, Unnecessary, or
leaves the organ awhile on trial, and
sells it on long time at Manufacturers
price," exhibiting the catalogue to
show that ii is such, or even at dis
count from this, which he can well af.
ford.
The Mason & Hamlin Organ Go.
have recently announced n plan which
ia likely 10 Interfere with this business.
This Company, as is we'll known, makes
only the best work, which, by its uni
form excellence, has obtained the high
est reputation for their organs. They
proved thebest, and obtained the high.
est awards at the recent Vienna and
Paris Worlds Expeditions, as they
have uniformly done in American In.
dustrial competitions. The fact that
these organs arc the best in tho world
is, indeed, too we'll established To need
further endorsement. m 'F'
The Company have now added large
new factory to their former extensive
works, and design to greatly increase
their business. This they propose to
do by Offering organs for time pay.
ments, or for rent with privilege ofpur-
chase, ct barely sufficient advance on
tho cash prices TO afford o reasonable
interest for the time. An organ may
be hired by the quarter with privilege
OF purchase ut any time In one year or
longer. II purchased within the year,
the whole cost, including rent paid, Is
only five to ten per cent. moro than II
the cash had been paid down at the be.
ginning.
Persons having any idea Of purchas.
Ing, will DO wise 10 send note to the
Mason & Hamlin Co., al either Boston,
Now York or Chicago, and obtain their
new circulars, before purchasing.
Com,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05
FabrlCate d phenomena.

Few persons are aware OF the extent
to which the fabrication Of startling in.
cidents Is carried by the newspapers.
The fall Of large meteors, Indian raids,
epidemics, the sudden appearance Of
some mysterious cause Of mortality
among cattle, and similar subjects,
form field in which country editors,
and especially reporters on papers pub.
lished in small interior cities lavish
great deal OF ingenuity. Probably there
are few scientific men who have not
been deceived into making inquiries
about some occurrence the details OF
which were eircumspectly related, but
which was tnbluShingly acknowledged
as y fraud by the ingenious reporter.
Practices OF this kind may have very
serious consequences, as in q late case
where trichina was reported in the Kas.
kaskia bottom in Illinois. 1t was said
that tho hogs living ina district which
covers about twelve thousand acres had
become so Affected with trichina that
no less than ten thousand 10 fifteen
thousand died. The London Times
took up the story, and based upon it q
warning to be careful in purchasing
American meats. This made the mat.
ter serious, and tho superintendent OF
the Cincinnati Chamber OF Commerce
finally came forward with the informa.
ton that not one case Of trichina had
been discovered in that region. Amer
lea has the reputation Of being about Us
prolific IN repulsiye wonders as the AZ
rican forests are in great beasts but
II editors were to be as conservative in
this country as they are abroad, we
should probably be found to offer
fewer startling occurrences than any
other people. ~. .r...u
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lIAn1ravu.lE, Columbia Co., N. Y, July

lIAnLEMvr.tE, Columbia Co., n. Y, July .,
1873,
n. V. florce. NJ. D., Buffalo, MY: ylG Z
Dcdr Slr-Your favor is Just received. l
intended to have written TO you several weeks
since concerning tho Improvement inmy health,
which Is now very apparent. I have used one
bottle Of Payorit0 Prescription with tho hest
results, although will admit was somewhat
discouraged after its use (tor Il short time
Only.) took II under very dlsadyAntageous
MISUNDERSTANDING the supervision Of the
house and during tho season OF house
cleaning was obliged, through tho incompe-
tOnry OF help, 10 do more than ought, and, Of
course, suffered drcadfully, lifted when l
ought not to have raised my hand, aud did all
could to bring "order ont Of chaos, but
upon laying aside all cares aud continuing tho
remedy ilnd after using less than ono bottle
TO DO 10 much benefited that have discon-
tlnued tho tisO, Wllino return Of the Eymploma
Of which wrote you. have suffered terribly,
and what added to my distress was tho con-
sciousness OF not procuring relief from or.
dluAry sources At times II seemed abont I'M.
possible TO stand 20 great was tho distress.
All Of those severe neuralgie pains have disAp.
peared, thcy werS 40 bad at times could
hardly walk without some external pressure.
ThOy Hecm 10 have loft me like magic, buddOn-
y, and have had no return all other symptoms
iayo been removed. THO severe weakness
and faIntness have disappeared, and can go
ny stairs with comparative ease now. would
have Informed you Gro this Of my improve
ncnt, for appreciated II, but was fearful Il
vas only transient benefit was receiving, but
| think sufficient tlmo has elapsed 10 consider
tho beneficial results permanent. Accept Of
my best wishes for your future success aud
your kindness IL adyislng mo.
YOUR truly, MRS N. NErTiE SSYDEn.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05

No Se,ving Machine Reeeind Higher Ria
4 FEW REAsuNsi
LA RSs IntsNlibn THoRouunEY TiETrA o..
secured by Letters Patent
s.-Nkker q perfect Lock ErftcH, alike IN Ia
sides, on al Kinds et scods. o. "a 7ffIsfl.t
5,-Rurs biaHr, sSnnrn, NonrL1u ana RApp
best combination Of qualities.
4.-DrRAntS-RlnSior Years without Rsp.iu
s.-WM DO all varieties u Work and Fan,
Stitching In q superior manner,
OILS Most EdHiv Managed BY ths,opera,o,
Length OF stitch may no altered while running,
and machine can DO threaded without pa,,lp
thread through holes f1f
T'-Deslvn @Swis, Ingenious. Hseah,, ,tormlpi
The stitch artthOtt The use Of Cog wheel Gear,
Rotary csrnsor Lever Arms. Has the Au.owatt
Drop Fed, witch ENSURES uniIorm length d stitg
at any 'pttd, mas our new TArsad cpnircnt,
which allows easy movement Of needie.har And
frtVsnt' iniart 70 thrtad, -,
s,-coSsfnucTtoN most earsttR and trntnsp, II
10 manufactured BY the most tlIlhl ana e-f.ti
snctd m,ehantes, a. the celebrated n smtnFton
Armory, 1lian, ~. ". New York once,
No. o Madison square, nSuftz,s HuIid.
ing.)i BRANCH OFFIuEsi asB state STA
Chicago, fii.i a11 superior ST., Cleveland,
U. ISL Fourth ST., Cincinnati, OFT 4Da
Main st, uuffaio, N. ", $50 Nvashinsta al
st., Dnlton, Mass.t $40 Chestnut st.,
Philadelphia, IA. 10 sixth 81, Pitts.
bnrEh, Pa, y.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05

An old man in New Hampshire, who
in his youth followed tho trade Of q
tailor, stuck q large needle into his
leg Just above the knee twenty-five
years ago. He never experienced much
trouble from 1t, but always ioked about
II, sOying no intended yet 70 make his
shroGd with II A fewiweelsB since II
camo to tho surface aud was taken out
entire. But as soon as the atmosphere
touched II, II dropped TO pieces,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05

looking like paper. II 10 80 perfect an imita-
ZION Oh linen that II cannot be detected even n
close scrutiny, tis for sale at al gents fur
nishing stores, and We would reoomnend
every Sentlenln 10 try ik-BottoH Herald
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05
sest Oraans fOr Easiest Payments.

III
The MASON a HANLiN ORGAN CO., winner, Of
THREE HIGHEST MEDALS and DIPLOMA Of
HONOR, al PARIS, 1871 and VIENNA, 1873, and
HIGHEsT AWARDS IN AMIRIoA ALWAYS, re-
sPeatfuily announce that having greatly inereas'
ed their facilities for manufacture they now uiisr
their celebrated Cabinet Organs, not only for
cash exclusively, aS formerly, hut will also
rent them with privilege of purchase,
or sell for payments running through one In
four years. Ono may rent an orRan aud thor.
oughly test It before completing Its purchaser
paid for In the course OF one year the cost will DO
orlY i've TO ten per cent. moro than the low.
est prize for cash on delivery.
The following tabio shows amounts and times Of
payment on several plans, running through oua
year, for Five OCTAVE DOUBLE REED ORGAN,
Ityij T, with Five Stops, voS iiunana, 40, Other
styles arc at proportioaate rates. .pi0 I.' !
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05

Organs will bOfurniIhOd on these plans, either
through agents, or directly, to almost any part Of
tho country. 'I lH Hp
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES with full descrip-
lions Of the organs made bE thls Company, aud
circulars showing In detail the dihsrcpt plans OF
payment on which thcy arc now offered, sent
free. ,Addfen MASON 2HANL1S ORGAN co.,
unaIon Nae Yn,k or Nhin.1N
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05

N I'm D. EoG .t
ClANYAssERs WANTED for the omcAoo
year, Largest premium ever efefcd 70 ssehtS.
XIV KY. \, pMueulaft On application 70 LEDuRl Co.,
US Montoe street, Chicago, nj III 7'7iFF117h'
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05

The Crucial Test Of the yAtue of medicine
e time. Docs experience confirm the claims put
nrth 10 It's favor a the Otsotf 10 the grand qutt-
ton. Apply this criterion, 80 simple, vet 20
SEARCHING, TO sTAHhANT'A EPFEnvEAcEaT AELftgR
AFERiENT. How hsI ~ worm what has been lis
hiItoryf How does Il stand 10. dayH ~ iNf
Tarrant's seltzer Aperient ,l
y hoWsehnld name throughout The United
Statee II 10 admintateTod As 4 specific, and with
debility, liver COMPLAINT, bilious IemitteptI,
bnwel eomplN ANTS especially nstipationl, fhtns
mat govt, gravel, tiAuSeA, the complaint pttu.
nation. 50 mild IL IL IN ita operation that II can
g given with perfect bataty 10 tha teeblest child
to the palate, that children never fetuse 10 tihp
II. For sale By all dFuRplGt1
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-05

A SEWING MACHINE is a scod present ior
"A lady. few. days' eanvlSsiiR for the
CHICAGO LEDuER will enable any man 70 obtain >
mAehtne. AddleII LEDdER c., III Monroe Street,
chlenRO, IN. = -. -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-13
The Squlre's Indigestion.

Old Squire H was very success
full and substantial farmer in an interior
town in Massachusetts,. and a more
amazing Gator nsvsr lived in any town
anywhere, And especially much did he
eat when fresh pork was to be his nour-
ishinent. Well. q, q certain time, one
OF his hogs hal been killed. The next
morning there was fresh pork for break
fast, and the old man ate most Won
drously. In the course VI the forenoon
he ate his luncheon. consisting Of bread
and butter. mince pie and cheese. AT
noon his dinner consisted OF fresh pork,
pickles, minse pie, aud the usual ac-
compartments. His afternoon lunch
con was like that OF the forenoon.
When h: came home to supper his IA
yorits ,lish hal not been prepared ashis
part OF that meal. The old man fretted
and scolded till fresh pork had been
added to the substantials. lie ate vora-
ciously, as usual. In the evening he
toasted some cheese. butterod and aieit.
Just before going to bed he roasted a
couple Of apples and ate them. In the
night he was taken with a severe collie.
The doctor was with him until morning.
and nearly wrought y miracle in saving
the old mans life. Tho next day Bolles
W, one Of his ncighbors, went in to
condole with the old squire ON his Ill
ness. Faithful Bolles." said the old
worthy, IL hks TO have died last night.
ri never eat another roast apple rs long
ms live. Ineyer did love them very
well. and last night ate only two, and
they nearly killed me"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-13
F.. .raarFsnssarrsNGaq "


NJ akonak Iusr.
Yon car ofa.. thSas,,vs by DAY.
Along that Ash Of cleaning blue.
sts. wsss ssai 's':ss a.sass az ssss y gay so
DI Plo% m @ oaa .ssd.sssSsss essc.se broke:
Ewes glowing herald rwsm In light.
4 ID And svsfy atAS swokG lH1f Irl
The Lyre restrung its barniag cords.
rSessoss Sssss nsrs .~ssi,s-nwofss
a., On npsss's seal eoald say. ,..,4 .l.ar
= tTss.i itom ol4 une :. eea-s the same.
But What art ihou, Wild, lovely nams, .'a'
Across the startled ,kie.i
8 SM02 w. 1. ts.a &c BART 2 8ucH
fhrough me psst void Of pAiars harlsd,
And I'd: :ss. Y.ls:A. no e 'Sseef Re xo1a .'s' n A"
No cux,oux saxs the scroll apse.ls-
Vain qsest 70 Safied science given
Its orbit agss. whlistt whesls.
The nlfseia q hssrp..4. .st4l-o
In nAturs's plan. thy sphere unhnown,
save that no sphsrc lie order mars.
Whose law could guide thy path alone.
In rsalms beyond the stArs. ,r-D H d
C,d. miuls,sri We know no more
- Of thse. thy name. thy mis-ion. still, N
I rhsn he who waiched thy fignt. of yore.
On The chAldsan HUI. -,rrsl ......r
Yet thus. trsnd.eendsn, from thy blaze
Beams light TO pierce this mortal elod.
scarcely q fool on thee could gaze,
And say-rhsre IL no God
-, --Bosioa .iipsrtissr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-13
Practical Ioke on a Sot.

On Tuesday afternoon, at Gloucester.
a Young man, weary with his efforts 10
carry an overdose Of strong waters. and
to walk straight with them, went into a
fish-packingl establishment and sought
rest in slumber. A facetious individual
happening along obtained permission to
play a practical joke. and putting the
inebrinae into fish hox. naled HIM in
and sen, the package @. o. ID. tor sa-
loon, the box being marked This side
up with care" At the saloon the ex-
pr@sage vas paid, the box opened. the
'self exposed. and the young man heing
still asleep, the joke was carried further
by mailing on the cover again and ex-
pressing the box. still c. o. D.. to an
other salaoh. Here The opening of the
'box cansed tiie awakening 81 its tetan.,
who, feebly inquiring whether he had
been buried alive. begged to get out. He
will probably try in the future 70 avoid
ail kinds OF tanglefoot.- '"1," '''~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-13

SrRAScE 10 sy. notwithstanding Bee
cher's decision that Ewes guilt doesn't
Affect anyone ths manpen OF male pas
,sfnesrs toward ladlss IN the hore cars
haven { improved cents worth.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-05-21
y uIa Ub G b a.

1t arrests decay OF vital forces, exhaust
ion Of the nervous system, restores, vlgor
to the debiltated. Cleanses vitiated
blood, removes vesicle distractions and
acts dieectly on the liver and spleen.
Price 81 bottle. JOHN Q. KEEL
LOGG. IS Plat ST., \. \.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-05-21
DR.. RAILWAYS
99h'.! ggFg.:iFs { Regulating Pills,

perfectly tos,ein7s elegantly coated with sweet gum
purge. rrsuli'e plrl.y, cleanse ana strengthen h4d-
was T. Is il the cure ofa dlsor Of the - 'uach
liver, lpNels kilueys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases
Hsadlche ,1u.upatl1n Costyeuess, INDIGESTION, Dys-
ycps!a JiNoGsaess. Bilious Fever, Inflammation oiihe
i5wsls Pile, and an Heterogeneous OF the Internal
N.scera. Wsrrau'e ~ effect positive cure Purely
Vegetable containing no mercury. minerals VI deeter
Gus 'ru.s
Afev doses OF cADw AVS PILLS will free the sys
ten IRON, allths above nunei disorders Price - cents
per Box. SOLD BN DRUGGISTS
READ "FAI4SE AND TRUE Send one letter
stgrao :, r Adv NY 4 go No 81 Warren 81. New
Yor2. Information wort ia thousands Will be sent YOU
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-05-21

NlttEANab 81
Dr. y. G. AVER s. co, Lowell. Mass,
Practical cUd da0lyfioaI Chemists.
AND SOLD ALL ROUND TIE WORLD
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-05-21
N U RS Err Y

The undersigned beg leave 20 inform
their patrons and he public in general
that they offer at ,he Hopevel Nursery.
Quaker Bottom, Lawrence Co, Ohio, fail
Of 1873 and spring oflS7f, the following
fruit irecs-Eyergreen &c.
a359J Apples trees,
9153 Peach trees.
5000 Pear trees, standard and dwarf.
1899 Cherry trees in variety, .
1929 Eycrgyeeus in varieties,
eN93 Grapes several varieties,
5000 turraats, gooseberry, raspher-
IS Sc.
Aloi wh.fh we'll be sold lcw for Cash.
Address ast we.
li-sn G. TURLEY & SONS
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-05-21
AGENTS! Ii You Want TO Make Money, Sell
Gut Of the Hurry Burly.
MAX ADELER-

The hest thing yet. Iiumor, wit, athos, life,
fun and laughter, $50 comic cuts. The people
yealn for it. 1t will sell in dull times ! SHOW IL
10 A man and he surreuders. IL is sure every
time Don't bother with heavy books that nooohy
wanted every where. Send for circulars and
extra terms to To-Day Pub Co., Philadelphia,
New York Boston, or Chicago. April 94w. q
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-05-21
Kigney &C Bladder Complaints,

TWmOr Of IL Years. GrOtctb
Cared by RadWay's Resident.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-05-21
EEVER AED AGUE.

FrVFR AID Nv :, cured FOR hty cents. There Is
and Acne aid u o'her Malarious, Bilious, ScsrigL
Trphoid. yellow, and her Fevers added by EAn-
Ways PILLS - quick as RADh Al > kEADl HH
LIEF. Fry eeGG per koiue.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-05-21
Chesapeake g. Ohio Railroad,


T sa and ns roass and ~ % v
the western sandbs Altar tic tabOard
The running on this road 1oad rom cry
b bVH made at the city eff huntington with
Railroads extending romgh the entire Vest and Northwest
he Complain" n eoass for
% h n n nl Tihn very
F1r1 a. aoa sc s the ts nannn adransoa
any ss s R s ct sSuSs o S and ST v
the he s. s s S S Raa" s' and % h s %
superior all others in the United State: for the the superior
na s peculiar Coal proves
ss hat s s' i pig s'' ' ?
o9s snsy af ky n%f o sss'' tue
ian n; the GSs1t Trunk nSs%
its will w Sft"fn ih5 sp ] S % 2 p1
natural and convenient p for the ns1cang on an extensive scale
ing States o he East of Europe
al aGn climate % great COST city upon Plan
for large @ aoS sna s s . sna possible
cultivated with ';e objects ~. in ,s and Streets
and yet abundant for roadway and sidewalks.
garden and sh,use On the Avenues where is
S Se :i@ia
plan costly and economically adopted and which adapted for
In the central part city Normal School Marshall College, has
G h 5 3 .ard ss higher
M fee, 1arS 5 I o each according
ses e o.o, not binding beyond this date
thirty delivery Of deed purchasers prefer they 80
will
be given the remaining date Of
ner cent deed
the stated
Each required purchased
nunce and to conform specified regulations regarding
the nd location OF be buildings
and in the
Ohio
Found
the material
supply and its
aec'
purposes
Ohio Railroad furnishes
firm the Eastern via Washington Hunt
ing
given application person letter
to the undersigned.
ID. W. EMMONs, Gea1 SupL
JOHN n. OLEY, Agent
Huntington, West Va.
JAMES j. TRACY, Ssy and 7Isswy.
| "a WlliauStrcet, New York
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-03-12

reasonable price and set his pay reenlarly,
than TO work for I8rger ORnt an have
to take his pay in tate wa Iants, 4 d "a he
could not use on frontiei at so rents
on the dollar. L IS npt nj oliSct q ask
for more than is abs0luteiy Necessary aid
fail to get anything and return to my con-
stituents with the cry Of a demagogue that
did all could for them, but the
Legislature would not make the necessary
APPROPRIATIONS
Now, hundreds Of soldiers wiz enlist for
frontier protection At thirty dollars per
moath and supplies furnished. And why
should the frontier ask for more, and 1t the
same time object 60 soldiers beng raised in
any Other. seetion9 The patriOtie people on
the frontier desire protection, and they are
not particular where il comes from, or who
gives it 10 them, soft IS efficient, and none
but demagogues and those who have not
counted the cost of this measure, insist that
the state.sheuId assume more than she can
pay promptly.
It is contended that money should not be
weighed against life and property. Such
an argument would be unanswerlble, If our
treasury was full and our. State credit at
par; but there is not one dollar in the treas
ury to weigh against anything.
In conclusion, viii state, that while ]
am serving the people as n public servant,
| will act as my best judgment may dictate,
and no political demagogue, or the lash OF
! interested newspapers, who know nothing
Of our financial condition, SHAH swerve mt
from the path of duty. sii as s'str
| g. ..,5.-.. -. JNo. D. STEPHENS.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-03-12


Further leave Of absence was granted 20
Senator Ireland. Senator Randle was also
excused until Thursday.
A message was received from the House
announcing the passage in that body OF
House bills No. % and No. 213.
The Committee on Land Office reported
in favor Of Senate bill No. 2S5, amending
an act Caneelling certain patents.
The Committee on Roads and Bridges re-
ported fayOably upon the bill authorizing
county courts 20 improve roads, build
bridges, etc, and providing for road over
seers.
The Committee on Land Office reported
substitute for the bill to publish abstract
OF land titles.
The bill for creating department of ag-
riculture was again considered aud recon-
mitted. af
Committee on Fngrossed Bills reported
that the bill allowing mileage and -. dem
TO witnesses on impeachment and address
cases had been submitted TO the Governor for
his approval
Senator Moore introduced bin for regu-
lahng assessment and collection Of taxes.
bill in regard TO roads and bridges
was referred. ...s.s u $780, $50
Senator Baker introduced bill making
an appropriation for four moro clerks in
the Office Of Public Instruction, which was
Senator Swift introduced bin to
change the line between Bnrnet aud Lam
pasas counties Referred.
The standing committee was requested to
visit the Land Office and examine its con-
dition and report TO Senate. sa
The amendments of the House to the bill
authorizing county courts 10 build court
houses and jails were cOncurred in.
\ A Fesolutiops to hold niGht sessions was
taken up and adopted.
The rules were suspended TO take up SEN
ate bill No. t62, authorizing county courts
to pay indebtedness by bonding outstanding
obligations, and bill ordered printed.
Senator Westfall brought up House bin
| No. 4, 10 change venue in certain cases,
| which, under suspension Of rules, was
passed. gia
The unfinished business--frOntier protcC-
tion-was taken up, and the bill and sub
stitutes were postponed until Monday next
On motion Of Senator .Wesslall, House
bill No. 8, providing for pay of school
teachers, was taken up, together with sub
stitute, and. the latter was adopted, and
consideled and amended by sections. After
. good deal Of voting upon amendments,
the bill was ordered engrossed, and the
final passage Of the bill postponed.
| ARinvitation was received from the SUI
perintendent inviting the Senate to attend
the examination Of the deaf and dumb
scholars in the Capitol. on the night Of the
tenth inst.
senate adjourned. -. 49,. -. 80.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-03-12

stalled IlCctefe I Hanscu oheatcs.
Eleven thousand baies & Gotten YER seipped
fsen Calvert station lctkeen sepJQmbcr !,
ISIS AID February 2S, 1874. alwberries
G.. from Col Kendrick's.. he present
mssor Of Calvert, Louis A. Bfgeron, has oh
taiEsd judgment for tie.5g9n . suit at Sal-
weston. under circumstances follows. ane
suit VA Tor damages on thu grounds OF iaise
arrest ana Imprisonment b. the detenQant IA
tho year ISL. The plaintiff was formerly ems
GOD IN the Vrocei, s,sness in Galveston
and had transactions Win The llEIeisapis Who
are wholesale rt6ctFs there, end upon hi
alleged failure 10 meet certain business obi
cations was arrested at the instigatiou OF de
PENDANTS, charged with swindling.