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THE GRANGE CANNOT 90 INTO
POLITICS.

eugeu strength Oh tne Oruer III lex
as, makes the subject of its proba-
Bile entry into politics, very inter
esting one to all classes of readers;
and hence every crumb or scrap of
intelligence which can be tortured
into ANYTHING like a resemblance or n
disposition to do so, on the part Of
its leading or representative men,
is eagerly snapped at,and devoured
by the enemies, open or covert o.
the Order. Hence we have always
argued, that while the intent and
spirit Of the organization was
strongly and emphatically express
ed against such use of the Order,
the leading and representative men
could not be too careful to avoid
even the appearance of evil.
The few circumstances which
have already arisen, ont of the poll
cy of the Grange, in its efforts to
secure for the farming interests,
equality with other pursuits, and
that Just recognition of its impor-
tance to the general economy of
the State, which it really deserves,
has shown very clearly the temper
of the people on the subject of its
entry into politics.
Ambitious men may have enter
ed the gates of the Grange, in order
to have the Grange as a stepping
stone to political preferment. 1t is
not only possible in the nature OF
things, but very probable that
such has been the ease in q few in
stances, but a more fatal mistake
was never made by politician.
The masses of the Order have ac-
cepted the solemnly declared pur-
poses and the oft repeated declara'
tions of its leaders that it is non
political in a partizan sense, as wei
as non-sectarian in a religious sense
and hence they have entered 1t II
good faith, with both their politica
and religious allegiance untouched
and would laugh to scorn the char
, latan who would attempt to blind.
lead them into an open and shame
8 less violation of their sacred honol
Did the Grange hold secret poli'
n ical intentions, Notwithstanding i,
: declarations to the contrary, it is to
n young an organization, and encoul
$ tered too great storm of appos
e ton upon its advent, to thus ear
T. throw off the mask. But no OF
:. need fear no one need, for a sing
moment, apprehend that such is
be its fate. Its ranks are filled
Texas by the purest and best m
of the State, and men,. withal,
80 such degree of intelligence, a
such regard for truth, honor u
consistency. as to make the task
nj o;,h.r oo;o,erv or deception n d
we oaro,s one to him who ATTEMPTS
ne g.. ~. m,
re- ~ OIL ma,
Pc p"P :,
pa ;, W. 80 Iii. 60 ;,
=, - ----'
ow members pu. 70 warn 'he VT
'ut promptly ana earsestiy' ana II II
be dc sure Una, Tue u"'y WIN DC u
cry 'ess'y u,Schargeu' even ''ough
'nr i'e'is"'Ps u '''e''e oe
-he ruP'ed. IL IL were no. our ONT
to u".y '"us 10 ac'' sra.''u"e' NO
ess ana our own personal ue'o''o''
use '"e Or"e' '"" ''S Sa''e' P"'Po
'ds anu oe"'sh '''''s'''' "o"'' "e'
'eo '''''c "N' ~ W "'''
Der There is no one man in the Or,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-02

The Apprentices Free Library in
New York, Plumbers 5O, 900 volumes,
and is open 10 the working boys and
girls Of the city from $ n. m to "
~. m.
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RATES OF TUITION :

Trinity University embraces both male
and a female department.
No student is admitted to recitation nntil
his or her tuition Is settled.
Board can be obtained at $l5 per month,
exclusive of washing. The location is heal
thy and free from temptations and vice.
For further particulars address the prcs'
ident. aug2Ow1y
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-02

ally accompany 1t. Diseases of the
kidneys and supposed rheumatic pains
are also frequent cencomitants OF dys-
pepsia, but they, too. snccumb to the
above named Invaluable corrective.
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fJNIlEO. NOEL.
~ NbfI.
P, Of H,

WIN advance oil produce shipped 10 him
for sale, or direct shipment, To Boston, New
York on Liverpool, aud charge sPc, per an
mum for such advance. Correspondence so
licited over Grange seal. Auglw3m.
4. NOEL. Galveston, Texas.
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New Advertisements.

TRINITY UNIVERSITY.
Tehuacana, Limestone Co., Texas.
FACULTY.,
w. T.. BErsoN, ID. d.,
President.
w. j.. GliLEsrIE, n. NJ,
Professor Of Ancient Languages.
X. i. DECuERD, a. NJ.
Professor Of Mathematics.
j. =. DAvENPoET, A. b.,
Professor Of Natural Sciences.
Hon. X. G. EWING,
Professor Of Law.
MRs. NJ. +. FosrpR and MISS SArIIE
YOU'VE,
Assistants.
ARR. DASNEBERGE, "A. NJ,
Professor of Music.
MRs. NJ. r.. BEEsoN and NJ. L..
DANNEnEEGE,
Assistants.
WILLIAM HupsoN, A. NJ,
Principal of Commercial Department.
The Scholastic year is divided into
Two Sessions Of Five Months Zach.
First session opens second Thursday =
September.
second session opens first Monday in
February, and closes ON the 18th OF june
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TAX NOTICE.
OFfICE or COUNTY TREASURER,
WACO, TEXAS.
Taxpayers will please take notice that
the last Legislature made II q I-jnH oiIcnsr
to pursue any occupation, calling or pro
fesslon without having first obtained Il H.
censc therefor, and that II is my duty, how
ever unpleasant II may be, 10 hand
IN to the Grand Jury the names Of all
delinquents. The law reads as follows:
" Be II enacted by the Legislature Of the
state OF Texas, That any person who shall
pursue or follow any occupation, calling or
profession, or do any act taxed by law,
without first obtaining license therefor,
shall he deemed guilty OF a misdemeanor,
and upon conviction shall be fined" etc.
b. +. RiCHEY,
Treasurer McLennan Co.
oct2Sd5t
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Board and tuition payable in advance.
No student received for a less term than
I've months. Patrons Of the University will
| receive the benefit OF the free school
money. For further particulars, or cata-
logue, address,
X. G. BURLESON, or
RICIl'D BuRLESON.
augl5d&wtf
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GENERAL" COOK STOVES F..

These splendid Stoves have been
awarded FIRST PREMIUMS fer six
years In succession, at the ST. Louis
Agricultural and Mechanical Fairs,
over all competitors, and have been
awarded First Premiums at many State
anu county FAIRS throughout the East
ern aud Western States. as the
BEST COOK STOVES,
Held trial. For sale by
HuCHIsON 4 MCCONNELL
oiu5hi WACO.
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NORWAY OATS FOR SALE.

have 800 bushels of this truly won
dei full Oat, which after three years
trial, l unhesitatingly recommend rs
the best Oat by far, that 1 have ever
grown.
Upon medium land and side by side
with the Red, rust proof, harvest one
third more Of the Norway than of the
Rust Proof. During the time l have
with the rust.
l will deliver in two-bushel sacks, of
| standard weight, aboard the cars, at
Mexia, on the II Il T q n X, at q 70 per
bushel, or Mt sl 60 at my residence.
Address II. p. DAVIS,
OlOdswlm Cotton Gin, Texas.
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Waco Advertisements.
Waco Universitv.
w A co, TEX AS.
Opens September 6th, 1875, oith a f,R Eacultr
" M he departments of Aca,ieaic and
c"feginfe hdmdfion, Male and Es,nai,,

Faculty.
REV. X. G. BURLEsoN, ID. d..
President and Professor OF Ancient Ian.
glages. '"1'
REV. RICHARD BuRLEsoN. Ill. d.
Vice President, and Professor of Natur.
Science W. N''"s
Mr.. ALBEIT BoGGEss, A. NJ,
Professor of Pure and Mixed Ma,bemst.
Nix. J. T. SrRoruER, A. NJ.
r, Adjunct Professor of Mathematics. and
Principal OF Primary Department wv"
MRS. SALLIA BUTLER,
Adjunct Teacher OF Natural Science and
Bellies Lettres. "''
Mrs. NJ. A. TwELLs,
Teacher Of instrumental and Vocal Music
Miss KATIE TwKLIs,
Adjunct Teacher Of Music.
MRS. FANNIE G. LELANn
Teacher of Drawing, Painting and Eloc
Miss MAMIE SHIvERs,
Adjunct Teacher and Goveness.
Mrs. FANNIE A. MoTz,
Teacher Of Ornamental Needle Work.
OSCAR l.. T. DE BoNcARp, from Ly-
ons, France,
Professor Of Modern Languages and Book
keeping.
MRs. GEORGIA BURLEsoN,
| Matron
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-02

Persons intending to beauiify their
homes with fruit trees and shibbery,
will md II to their interest to buy
from our HOMEGROWN Nursery stock
OF tested varieties suitabl. to this eli
mate. Purchasers will thereby save
mGucy, and have the benefit OF ouh ex'
prriencc.
Catalogue and Price List Tree on ap-
plication. II. w. KRAUSE,
Proprietor Home Nursery, fifth ST.,
Waco Texas. augl5dSwGm
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&bilabeIpbia s @eaDima a
GiGenbabn.
Binttr sarran9tmtnL
9lnuar II 1875.

3ist ssrlaI;R pluIsbura ME fl!S;
Ra6 Rtm. .Sjprt. nm 5.2O, $40 Rwstns. Ir
200 Ra&mittasS, une um l7.4O absnts.
Wab gBiIaedpbia, UNI s. 20, 80. 9.45 MOrasn
unb I'm 200 unb 80 HabmilialS.
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unb I'm eco, $50 unb 40 9abmillass
Rad wCllsSi[lr. un {. 20, $40 Rorssns uub nm
$50 Rahmiit1as, unb via Shupliil unb SnS-
aasbauna 3wsisbabn I'm 2.4O @ibmiliiaS
Rlt altntopn. um 52a. s 10 NprsinS. unD
900. $50 unb 10 HltmiIilIS.
Ole 8. 90, $40 WOrssuS 2 90 Rdbmi'ilas. ~ /
t7.Io NbsnSJiSs ssbtn bud bis nab ". gjOr'.
Die $40 Wiorstns unb 200 @lbmilllaS>
3ist ssbrn buih bis nab Ybillbdpbia
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SUnntaas 3aat:

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Hi6 aa,ntopn nnS @sI.StstiOntu um 30
DOrmiltagS.
RI4 Rrablns, YbiIabtIpbia unb DrJ. SiluVprn
um AS NabmitlasS.
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thtas Rtrfhe n ittt I unf6dksu; tenn sutb
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saesu Grate sssttst uae fur tie eisss uaS 96sInakms
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mans piIe Hittr seH bsF lalissa eFlpse Has i&nsqs
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fTipransIi4 hes 6usHsnie Ianssf, uhsfameF Hae q.
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aeIsu noe gaks sspart I'm ittt GIai4s 70 rSufsRmsn
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St,S &C. ager & So. ,@eipell, ,Wlail.,
FFaftii4ta uab aHalFiii4ta Gtszittfu. -
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Sas Yerrt) Sans,
g!oam 9lebnolO, eis,ulbHnsr.

Tront Straee, Marietta.
9cashtrS unb 9tiltn>t fnetn bier ifis bic
itinlfiAine bffin Stsiftn unS 6'fifaHft, TO-
pif iHlfAbIItt 9tpIribnna.
Tiarlfild. 9auliQr Z, f675.-ii
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DR.. .. SSafaer's California ylneaar
asttters IN Gin rein pegetablii6eS @tmifh,
banptid9lidl aus ben aut ben nieosren cali,
fOrnii9eH Gebirss;iistH Der Gieua Rspaba
einbeiniii6en 9rdutern gsmadlt, btren meois
einiife 9rdfte obue Anipeubnng bon Spiritus
ertrabirt tperHsr. sSaif tdslidJ bort man fra.
gen: g4as IN bic llriaf)e bss nnbtr9lsidlidtH
grfolges beS Sinegar Sitters2 9as
rauf anttuorten mir: g8sil es bic 2ranl9eitss
rridfe entfernt nno benz Batieuten bic Sc.
iun6beit iuieoerueridafft. Rod ME 5auor,
10 lanse bic 8eIt iitbt, in cine Wltbi,in jg,
iannnengeiett uorbeT, iueldle Die anukH.
nenswertben GigenidafteH oes Bin a. a r
Sttters sum !Seifen Der Batieniensbon
is6er Sranfbeit, bic Der Menihbsit Grbtbeil
III, beftt. Gs III ebeniotuobl elm miloes
Ynrsirnlittel mic Elm Starfungsmittsl, inoem
eS Slutanbinfung ooer Gntjiinbung Der 9eber
unS Gingeipeioe in @allsntranibeiten biRbert.
Die .6etfRrdfte uen DIR. 2safaer's YiHe.
gar 2sifters fino bffnenSGr, idipejbtreibsn.
Der, lDienoer, nGbrenoer, abfilbrenber, llrin
trsi6euSer, bsrubigenSer, RsiSuna uliloernSer,
SGite berbefferncer, unO galli9tsit bsisi.
tieenotr 9lrt.
1aHeGart SaaCtnSe prsiisn Binesar 9its
tess als has iuunosTbarite 2riitisuusemittsI ods
js cas- Fnfsnos epIlsm untuiHet Cat.
%. 8. 9eIauaID & Co.,
dpotbefer ynb @eneralaatnten In Sau Nraneiseo.
CAL, nno Gde ppn Seaibinstep nno GbdrIton etI.,
elefU Dorf.
9sN aIltn nDosbtkfrn uno .9anAfsrn ID 6abfu,
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o. K. bsmtrft pus ~. q. Bsllstr. Sour.
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HsShsII&e gut. pfrIdblia, ssviraasne.
pstik, bab atIse Ia esrctnisr OrbnuHg
lsI. Utsr bab man eslviGi SawlirIeisi.
lsa iibuwaabsH babe. DER llElprune
blsls ausbrndss ia uns ahtslannt. a.
Der AusbTHd riitrI patsr, bae eiumaI
9emanbsH, wtlarr btbauplitf, n fsl
iaEiffIi In Hs&if6rtibuns. aufSsssbsn
iuHtes, Die 0Orle all correct 10 bnHia.
bIEtH. = CT buAaatIFit; O-l-all
K-r-e-k-t.
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I'm aIteu, bartsH StItt on 8.natr
SGsibsn &c. rtt& 10 MAIDEN, b,firstdbs
man itu nit sinsm 8ri aus asl5lGtsm
Rail-, @tbtaIt uHb 0ansr unisr 9urob
Uun sipae Sslft, um bos ralGe 1rod.
asn 80 pirbIRern. eaAs BEN Bret 70
laHss nuf btm &ttt Ilsssn, Bic sr wsids
Ssposbsn 10. Nuf bttfe art fSnnsn
oIsIe S&sibsR str,tist wsrbsn, bic Gon(l
bsim NbI6lsn bts 3itiss Gprinasn.
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GInnaI,meu ttnS g(Hsoabeu

etr Gity Sarrieburr, pem i2tm 9anaar A. d.
1874 bis srn illru SanGlr \. ID. 1915. ntIfl
elmer rssnlti tst 5iaanIiuninlf5 bu CITY.
9dammi 9innGbmm
aus aIlrn SutGrT... 1861 9S3 90
0ilmmL Antsabtr. S3G3,3}622
la6.nssliine......... 1874
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O5aultaus SAuitaus ! uiusSG Btti
I'M bu fittf ncre bc al,' altt-
Du S6Hlbaus on tfr Rid
3 bor2i itr qtut NO ua& miT Itbi,
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SO warH tua, trct suh, B'ti fa6 edit
I'm nfmmi fur sptr sui snaat,
Bts SauItaus an hsr Rid
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Gin aasse5eibaftes Del fir Ra.
iAinsn Faun tsr8tlitQt wsrbsn burG
mifAsn boa So 50. OIsin nit 40 SO.
Olipsn5l cbsr Don so St. Ol,in. Al
So. rsintm pnraffin unb 10 80. Oil.
ssnSl.
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San SbIe:Rotb, w.I&sS bsm gsr.
miutcM an 6arbfupra&t gttihtommt
nab bdufs oIs Suballut bafir btnubt
Uire, bsatti nae ben linisrlaGunatn
sen Dsilborn aus baafA thrOmIaursn
OleteEpe.
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9ulalIsn 4sp. scrF. I'm 900 @OrWnt, uns I'M
1910, s Is RabmiItasS unS t7.45 abeHef.
0srlahtn pbilabslpbia. um 9.l5 Rprstns u.b
UNI $40 unp 200 8abmiitass.
8:rlaGtn RsobHs, um 4.3O. 7.4O. ll.20 Rrs
sens, uno I'M 1.50, 6.l5 uHb l0.l5 y. %
8trIaTtn yottspiIIs, um IS. 9. 90 0lOrssns. unit
um 4.30 Ha6miitdps uuo Sia S6upIfiIl uni
Suslutbanna 9wsisbabusn UNI $ O5 Nrra
DsTIaTtn ALLENTOWN, UNI $50, $50, $50 Rpis
gems, 1925, 4.30u S 4j Rahmittass u abes.
Der 2.3O RUrssnS Bug bon allsniupn une eti
4.SO Bug pOn Ssasins seten Mot an ROu.
taeen.
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a.abiua, Sanuar 2l. 1875.
@nmberlOnS Ballet Giitnhabm.
Seit Isabelle.

anfanssnO an glcuius. Ropsmsu l6. 1874.
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&unntaas. aiat;

I 2 UHH Bes Bt'
| 8eTlafftn Stem. 9Iprf uu SIS Rdhmiitaas.
| Dulafisn philadelphia um 100 Ra6mitaas.
g,rIalItn &tabne I'M 4.3O, 40 Rprasus upe
um 1918 Ranmiitass.
srIaftn aasnippn IN, 2.SO R0rssHs. unr uu
S.45 Na6mittass.
+ Sia Rpris unS gEtr Giltnbabn.
3. g. Opotttn.
General Suptrintsnbtn.,
oo..hia. C.uuar 1875
, 1875-10-06
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.
The President, it Is reported, is not at all
dismayed at the prospect of the rag baby party
enoceedine at the coming fall elections; nor
does he fear that the Forty-fourth Congress
will undo existing legislation in regard to
specie resumption. That act, originated and
passed is a republican measure, he understands
to be the platform OF the party. AS 1t was
wholly opposed by the democrats IN botn
houses on political grounds, whatever attempt
may be made in the next Congress to change
financial legislation will, if it conflicts with
the provisions of the specie resumption act,
encounter the Presidents veto, and he is con-
fdent no measure could secure the two-thirds
in both houses, and this would be necessary
to pass it over his veto. He does not, for
that reason, consider that the people need
have any fear of a disturbed condition of 6nan-
Cial legislation for at least two years to come,
as it is not at all probable the Forty-htth
Congress would assemble before December
1877. Those who have cOnversed with MIN
of late say that he is more than over resolute
In his intention to carry into effect the proVi-
sions of the act of January IA, 1875. Secreta-
~ Bristow recently, in conversation upon the
subject of the accumulation of gold, said he
had not yet announced what plan he should
adopt, but Of one thing the public might
be certain, to wit, that the views expressed on
that question in his annual report last Deoem.
Der were in detail his views to-day. lie did
not mean as to the legislation, for in that re-
port he had said off Congress should con-
clude, as he earnestly hopes it will, that the
time has arrived for the enactment of a law
having for its object the resumption of specie
payments, it's own wisdom will supply the
necessary Methods" And on this subject
it is understood the Cabinet is a unit. When
the time arrives, in the judgment of the Presi'
dent and Secretary of the Treasury, to make
known the plans of the Administration it will
be published, regardless Of the result of the
November elections.
, 1875-10-06
TAXATION OF STRONG DRINK IN
GREAT BRITAIN.
From The London Times

Tho Finance Accounts for the year
ending on the 81st Of March, 1875, show
that in that year the Excise duty on home
made spirits produced 414,895,768; the
Customs duty on foreign and colonial
spirits imported into the United Kingdom
produced :e5,718,957 the Excise duty on
malt 67,746, TAO; the Customs duty on
foreign and colonial wine imported,
s1,7l8.6 44, and on beer imported, sa,35s;
the duty on licenses taken out by nan
facturers and sellers of these articles,
s1,ss4,481. The total is 981,917,e49.
an increase of nearly $500, 600 over the
amount in the preceding year. If we add
97,5O7, o32, the years product of the tax
or tobacco and snuff, and on the licenses
of the dealers, the total is 939,424,881,
which is upwards of 9700, 900 more than
insithe preceding year, and considerably
more than half the entire public income
of the United Kingdom,
, 1875-10-06
THE SEPTEMBER HURRICANE.
(From the St. Thome Tidende.)

This Cyclone, can, with all propriety,
be called q real "West Indian" because
it had it's origin inside the belt OF the Car
ribbean Islands, on the leeward side, where
these Islands have interrupted the trade
wind and created q sort of calm, or, con-
fused the atmospheric currents, by which
means the upper south west winds, or
return trade, have more play on the lower
east trade wind should this be the case,
and the atmosphere is strongly heated and
the upper atmospheric currents (Which are
lust the contrary are full Of MOISTURE
which, by the ascending heated air gets
more agitated, as the upper currents have
o descending tendency,-both currents may
be drawn out of their regular course,
forming in this way a whirl in which, on
the western side, from N. E. to S. W., will
be represented by the Polar Current or
N. E. trade winds and on the eastern side,
from s. w. to N. E., the S. W., or return
trades, predominant. When both currents
are of equal strength the progress OF this
storm disc will be from east to west but
as the return trade winds are full Of mois-
ture and clustering, and the lower trade
winds are dry, which swallows up a good
deal of the humidity of the former and gets
weaker, the return trades, or S.. W. winds
will always give the Cyclone-through
this before mentioned phenomena-an in
clined northerly direction. .
It was a fortunate circumstance that this
Cyclone had at once from it's commence
ment a diameter of large dimensions by
which means it had not strength by con-
centration, otherwise a terrible tale would
have been told from all those Islands
which it touched it seems, however, to
have become more concentrated when it
struck the Continent of the United States,
at Texas, were it is said to have committed
the greatest havoc. The German barque
JASON from Rio Janeiro for st. Thomas,
whose track we have traced east of the
Islands from the 5th to the 10th of Sep
TENDER, the time of her arrival in st.
Thomas, she felt nothing but fine weather
with north-easterly winds ; when she was
nearing the Islands on the 9Th, the wind
became stronger and on the 9th she en-
tered the passage between Antigua and
Gnadeloupe when the wind had changed
to stFongS e.
, 1875-10-06
M o T D G 6

DARTIES DESTROYS of undertaking the
Is execution of sundry repairs, to be
done to the buildings at Petersfarm and St.
Croix Jail, are requested to send in sealed
Tenders to the Presidency, marked +:
" Tender for public work." before Friday
the 8th October 1875, 2 o'clock p. m. stating
the demanded price and the proffered SEE
curity.
The conditions and description concern
ing the above works can be seen either at
this office or at the office Of the Inspector
of Buildings.
PresideGcy's secretary's Office, St. Croix
25th September 1875.
S. w. A BRAKLE.
, 1875-10-06
PROKLAMA.

0LLE og Enhver som formene at
III have Noget at fordre paa Skif-
tet efter abode Kj0bmand Jean
Semidei, forhen Associe af Diet likvi-
derende HandeIsfirma Semidei s.
BIasini, indkaIdes hewed med 6
Maaneders VarseI til at anmelde
og bevisliggj0re deres Fordringer
for Undertegnede, der behandle den
Afd0des. 30 som Executors
testament.
st. Thomas den 23de Septem-
Der 1873
s. B. LANCE,
ASSEMBLED,
T.. PETIT.