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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-05
1 New zF2slE.

We notice diScnarg}pg al the wLarI
u MessTs adrian 4 FOlters, on the
vest side Of the river, the schooner
.iaou BQltJn, which comes direcr
from GuaaaLaui island with a cargo e:
natural guano Ii bulk, imported b.
the above named firm. TINS IS q new
feature. Heretofore our supplies OF
guauo have been derived mostly from
secoud and third hands aud the cost
has been much increased by frequent
handling and freighting, and the
quality deteriOrated. But this guauo
coming direct, with but one handling,
being III bulk aud III the natural state
can b. sold at mach less prices than
those which are passed through many
transhlpmeutS.
The testimonials in favor Of the
GUapahani Guano are of the very
highest kind. Ii has been used now
for two years past in nearly every cot
ton county il the State, and the farm
e~S using it have come forward ana
freely testified to its value. We IN
derstand that every cargo to be in
ported Is to be anaIyzed before being
offered for sale, and If not found ZIP
to the STANDARD value Will be refused.
Tie cargo landing now is pronounce 1
a very fine article and as soon as Tie
analysis is complete iC will be pub
hshed for public inspection. We are
glad to see orr merchants tbUs CO
operating with our farmers III seeking
to enable them to get their fertilizers
cheaper. 1t operates to the advantage
OF both classes.
Any inquiries by merchan +, farm
ers or GraDgers will lie fully answered
by the above named firm, WHO wjilsen0
testimonials on application. La2t&wlt
iDjune,ed Again-E.oss by Three
Minutes, Iame-VaIGse OF sime IA.
the EHgerk7S office.
On yesterday our worthy Registrars,
appointed by the Legislature in the
new city bill, repaired :. If Il body,
shout . O'Clock in the morning. to the
Office of the Cit7 Clerk, to deposit
there toe certificate at their 0auiI flea
ton &c., as required by the bill
Oar friends were unfortunate, how
ever. in going at an hour 50 early that
the Clerk was, owing to pressing en-
gagements, unable to receive the Ger
tlticatc Tie best lie could do for
them was to request them to return at
twelve O'Clock They reached the
office on the second visit. precisely
three minutes after twelve o'clock.
and were politely Informed tina they
were too late to deposit any certificate
IN that ofice, ana thereupon the
Clerk proving inexorable, the Regis
trars left the certificate upon the
table, having first received the follow
ing:
OFFICE or CRY CLERK,
CITY OF WuMINGToE, X. c.,
March LIST, 1875. \
To Nc14rr. Frank II. Darby, u. r.
b'dhaut, Jas. u. hilg:
GENrs:-As the certificates Of your
appointment ana Of your having quail
ted have been delayed so long tor pre-
Sentation and fling IL this Office, l
must decline to take them.
L. c. EEKv0ss, City Clerk.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-05
Native Pearl Versus Porcelain.

Dentists wear is n poor substitute for Ma
ture's Let those VIII, 20 believe, use the
SoZODOST. which. if daily applied, will pre-
vent all nece .sity tor false teeth by kee ping
the real ones sound and healthy.
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The certificate is as follows:

STATE OF North CAROLINA,
COUNT or \ lew Hanover
Personally appeared before me, 4.
Il. McQuigg, Justice of the Peace,
Ii aud Tor h. county aud Stale ai"re-
sad. ". =. Oldham, DANES w King,
y. A Wiggins, 4 J. YopD. Jesse i.
Hodges, T. H. Darby, Registrars, ap
pointed by the Legislature III the act
amending the Charter of the City ii
mlmngton, ratitied on he Bird day OF
February, 1910, wko. being by me first
0aiy sworn. each Tor himself doth say
mat le viii well and truly discharge
ms duty as Registrar ii accordance
with the Constitution and laws OF
North Carolina.
". z. OLDHAM,
JAS. W KING,
=. A. WIGGINS,
4 J. YoPP,
JESSE J. HODGFs,
FRANK H. DARBY.
SErra and subscribed b iUrc me
th!S l2tA dsy OF February, 1875.
E. II. MCQUIGG, J. z.
!, We thought # was bad enough when
"HtGe men and TWO negroes.
1o-Rit: Messrs. Bailey, Russell and
Bond and David Gay, OF Brunswick,
anu Duncan Holmes talked about
a. iaJnnctlng' AS Billy Smith would say,
Hie execution of a law OF North Caro-
ma but affairs have gone from bad to
worse until one single white man is
equa' to the task, when even the Clerk
VI The city dares deliberately aud III
writing to refuse to receive q paper
o oes by law to be filed in his
7. But patience, patience, good friends
- Will not always be thus, that every
,iaA who desires may defy the laws O.
g Tt State. A better day is coming
Ire Lies Of March are almost here.
rance is the greatest wheat pro
u uucng country in the world. Sh
tMoonced IN 1873 the enormous quau
Ivy ny OF 232, 100000 bushels. Tn
o United States rank second in this res
peeI' and Russia third.
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MARINE.
ARRIVED.

Schr. Oakland, Burorich, Hyde
county, DeRosset & Co., with 1890
bushels corn.
Schr. Lena, Balance, Hyde county,
Lippitt & Co.. with 1900 bushels
corn.
Schr. Annie Barton, McNeely, Ba-
hamas, Harriss & Howell, with guano
to order
Steamship Lucille, Bennett, Balti.
more, A D Cazaux.
German Barque Augusta Teitge.
Lieckfeldt. Dublin, E. Peschau &
Westermann.
Schr Anna Barton, McNeilly, BAHIA
mas, Islands master.
Schr Fairfield, Balance, Fairfield,
Mitchell & Son, with 1900 bush. corn.
Schr l. d Cobb, Williams, Fair
field, DeRosset & Co., with 1.415
bushs. corn.
Schr Ben, Davis, New York, Will.
liams & Murchison.
Norwegian Brig Flosta, Dahl. Ex-
mouth, Eng, r E Heide.
CLEARED.
Schr Gen Grant, Halves, New York,
Harriss & Howell.
Steamship Rebecca Clyde, Childs,
Baltimore, A d Cazau1.
Swedish Barque Israel. Taplin, Ant
werp, Sprunt 4 Hinson.
Steamship Benefactor, Jones, New
York, A d Cazaux.
EXPORTS.
CoAsTwIsR.
New York-Schr Gen Grant-21O,-
COG shingles.
Baltimore Steamship Rebecca
Clyde-458 bbls tar, 125 casks spirits
turpentine, IL packages merchandise,
100 bales cotton, 1874 bbls rosin, 800
bushels peanuts, 371 bundles paper,
5 cases wine, hhds stems
Baltimore Steamship Lucille,
cleared March 2-S5 casks spirits tur-
pentine, 70 bales cotton, 80 do sheet
ing, 345 bushels peanuts. 125 bbls tar,
III do rosin, los do pitch, IL, lob feet
lumber. cases tar.
New York-Stealnship Benefactor-
976 bales cotton, IL do sheetiRg, 1885
bushels peanuts, 1,0l2 b6ls rosin, AZ
oaks spirits turpentine, IS bbls crude
turpentine, IA tierces and % bbls rice,
pckgs mdse, IA pcs copper.
Antwerp-Swedish Barque Isreal-
2,1S4 bbls rosin, 500 casks spirits tur.
pentire.
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MAR RED,

In this city, on the path ult , at the residenc
Of the BRIDES mother, by Rev. j. K. Maun
Mr.. j MES A. HAWKINS and Miss MAG
GLE i. BTNTIN G
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a New Serial bv MIS-. Annie Edwards,
LEAF, A WGs.lkA OF FASHION,
JUST BEGUN.
Also Story by Prof. II. If. HOYESEN,
3 EicgSeg71anTS Pilgrimage.
20 continue several months.
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THE MOURNRR A-LA-MODR.


/ saw her last night q q party.
che elegant party a Meadis).
And looking remarkably hearty
Eora widow 20 young iE her weeds;
re- know she was suffering sorrow
TOO deep for the tongue % express
Or why had she chosen 20 borrow
Sc much from the language Of dress
Her shawl was a. sable a. night,
And her gloves were ~ dark ~ her sliaNi'
And her jeucls-that flashed In the light
Were a. black e. 3 funeral pails
Her rnbc had the hue Of the rest
How Dlceiy Il fffcd her shapeJi
Aud the grief that was heaying her breast
Boiled over IN bilioWs Of crspe.
What tears OF viearious woe,
That else might have suliied her face,
Were kindly permitted 70 ioB
IN ribbons Of ebony lace.
While even her fan In its play,
Had quite q lngubricus scope,
And seemed 10 be waving away
The ghost Of the angel Of Hopci
Yet rich a. q robe OF queen,
Was the sOmbTe apparel she wore;
I'm certain never had seen
such q sumpfncue sofrOW before:
And c0uldn't help thinking the beauty.
IN mourning the loved aud the lOst
Was doing her conjugal duty
Altogether regardless Of cost.
One surely would say such devotion
Performed at 80 vast an expense.
Betrayed an excess Of emotion
That really was something immense;
And yet as viewed, az my leisure,
Those tokens Of tender regard,
lthoagnt;-lt was scarce without measure
The sorrow that goes BY the yard.
All grief Il a curious passion;
AID yOur's-I'm sorely afraid,
The very next phase Of the fashion
VIII Ind Il beginning 10 fade;
rho dark are the shadows OF grief
The morning Will follow the night,
unlf-tinte Will betoken relief
TIL JOY shall be symboled In Whitei
All well Il were idle 10 quarrel
With fashion, or anght she may do;
And 50 i conclude with moral
And metaphor-Warranted new
When measles come handsomely ont;
The patient is safest, they say,
And the sorrow Is mildest, no doubt,
That works IN a similar way.
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AeoAtNa @AAArl nay ~, lcto-
Mas meeting Of Precinct No. 2 met Al
open House, at 2 r. A., pursuant to 3 call
Of precinct executive committee.
Meeting was called % order BY r. A.
rutherford, chairman, who brieny stated
the object 81 the meeting.
On motion Col. Rutherford Vas selected
permanent chairman, and ]. II. Denton, sec
lotaly.
On motion Of W. H. Walton, q. Archer.
l,s was called upon 90 address the meet.
inA ana ~ q few brief remarks he with.
uleW MS name IS candidate for DELEGATE
g me constitutional convention In favor AZ
Major G. s. West
lpou motion Of III. al. Walton. r. =
eeeea, 3. Z. Moore. q. ". Classcoci. I
". Robertson, :. W. Stands. ]. D. Pigelt
y. -. Wilson, =. MelasiSy, 4. III. Rowrnnn'
Geo. Is Aimpelman, Geo, Hancock. Tsn,.,
Rel, ]. T. oaimal, Fred. Carleton. II ~
reilly, ". a. Pitts, 10. Walker. b. Afcker
u. i. Robertson. Giles Bafditt. r. A. Rnfh.
cIlor0, G. s. West Dennis Corwln. II
tiIahleid 81. A. Long, A. r. Norris. WIN
IIncegefho4, !. Is. Sheppard. John cnri
N1H, IL Fisher ana j. H. Denton wer,
elected delegates g represent Precinct Nj
8. Ia thc county convention. 70 meet fn Hi.
city, 90 esIErdsy, the 9Th 81 June. 1875.
IS per oaII 81 J. al. Denlon, chairman 81 ~
county executive COMMITTEES.
a. 4. Jackson, r.. offered Tie following
resolution.
helsei, That the delegate to The connly
convention Be requested and instructed "a
ure 1ll honorable mems @ eecaro the nomi.
nation 81 Aisiog c. s. West IS : candidate
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GIrlIsh ways.

The supercilious state of society at the
present time induces thoughtful parents to
wish for family of boys rather than girls.
The affected and ridiculously superficial
manners of the feminine sex, from the little
school miss to the young lady who hes
slipped over her teens into maturity is pain
fully apparent just now, when the conduct
of woman of a century ago is wildly re-
called, and their common sense and fine
characteristics shine out IN contrast Amer
lean society is undoubtedly undergoing fer
mentatiOn. The scum and the specks and
impurities which arise from the great cos
mopolltan mixture have to settle and be-
come classified before we can have a sub
1tantial and aristocratic circle, above the
follies which now belittle it. Since the in
PRODUCTION Of the ''Grecian bend' by a
fashionable belle Of this city, series Of
contortions have followed which have sur
passed 1t in absurdity. The bending of the
body, as if cramped by sciatica or stomach
ache, became so fashionable that il ceased
to occasion remark. The hanging of the
hands Ia crocodile was next the rage and
was well caricatured by servantgalism, when
horny-knuckled hands in cheap gloves
swung loose about public cOnYeyances on
days OUT The salute has been the last
" eAAOA uQLlA now
the graceful inclination Of the head is seen
no more. A wriggle of the chin upward
and outward, with a spasm of the mouth at
the same instant, as if some hidden pulley
like the jumping-jack's were suddenly
twitched, is now the only mode of recogni-
ton endurable in high-tOned circles one
can witness these absurd contortions IL in
good humor, and laugh behind bis sleeve
but at times these exhibitions are exasperat-
ing. We look for so much from girls. We
expect righteousness, the deepening blush,
shyness-even to awkwardness-at a GER
tain age. Occasionally we do encounter
these delightful attributes by the wayside
or IN the horse cars, when miss with
school books in arms viii rise and give her
seat to gray hairs, wan face and thread
worn wedding ring, and will then blush
crimson and look as il she had committed
crime. Our boys may be grimy-handed
and wear holes IA their knees-they may
lisp and drawl and 60 slowly through the
age Of puppyism. We can bear that. But
the girls, the little school girls the misses
With crimped hair and ribbons, the Young
ladies, and the women indeed, let them be
natural and unaffected, for
.-yyhat arc M le Eisls made ofs .-.-r
sugar aud spice aud an that "A nice
Ihat'e what little girls arr made o.
But What arr lttlc boys made Of
kats and sna,s and puppy dogs tais,
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Miscellaneous.
- --7---7----11--l--
DIR. G. M'LANE'S
Celebrated American
.WoRM SPECIFIC,
V E R M FUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.


THE ccurtenance Is pale and
leaden-colored, with occasional
Pushes, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull; the pupils dilate; an azure
semicirCle runs along the lower eye
lid; the nose is irritatsd, swells, and
sometimes bleeds a swelling Of the
upper lip; occasional headache, with
humming OF throbbing Of the ears
an unusual secretion Of saliva Shiny
or furred tongue breath worry foul,
particularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, with a
gnawing sensation Of the stomach, At
others, entirely gone heeting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
and vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny, not
unfrequently tinged with blood; belly
swollen and hard urine turbid re-
sPiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiecough; cough
sometimes dry and convulsive un-
easy and disturbed sleep, with grind
ing of the teeth temper variable,
but generally irritable, etc.
Whenever the above symptoms
arc found to exist,
DR. c. M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE
: Will certainly effect cure.
The universal success which has
attended the administration of this
preparation has been such as to war
rant US in piedging ourselves to the
public to
RETURN THE MONEY
in every instance where it should
prove Intellectual: providing the
symptoms attending the sickness of
the child or adult should warrant the
suPposition of worms being the
cause" In all cases the Medicine
to be given IN STRICT ACCORDANCE
WITH THE DIRECTIONS.
We pledge ourselves to the public.
that
DR.. c. M'Lane's Vermifuge
DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY.
in any form; and that it is an inno-
cent preparation, not capable Of doing
the slightest inIH,y to tie most tender
infant Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS, PITTsBuRGH, PA.
P. s.. Dealers and Physicians ordering from
others than Fleming Bros, win do well to write
theiT orders distinctly, and kaks aaHs 5sR Dr. C.
MLdnf' ., fyefareR 81 Fze1sffne Bros. ! itfr5aysk
IA. 20 those wishing TO give them srIal we viii
Forward per mail, post paid, to any part Of the
United States, one box Of Pills for twelve three
cent postage stamps, or one vial Of Veruihge for
fourteen threecent stamps. An orders from Canada
must be accompanied BY twenty cents extra
~ For sale BY Druggists and Country Store
Keepers generally.
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to represent this district n The eonstitu-
tional convention.
Upon motion, the resolution was adopted
UNANIMOUSLY.
Upon motion, r. A. Rutherford, T. Z.
Sneed and j. w. Robertson were reelected
as executive committeeman by acclamation
for the ensuing term.
Upon motion, the meeting adjourned sine
de.
r. A. RUTHERFoRD, Chairman.
]. 81. DESroN, Secretary.
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-EoR SALE.

One thousand seven hundred and ffty-six and nine
tenths acres Of land n williamson county, ve miles
from Georgetown, on BuFnet road with dwelling and
other Improvements. Pace well watered and tim
bered- Three lime kilnsn operation; make the finest
lime in the county, for which ready sale Is had at
0eorgetown and Rockdala. As stock ranch Il is I'M
surpassed in that section VIII sell az s. per acre,
$500 for the whole place II applied to at once. IL Is
| worth three times that price Title perfect. Apply
| 20 NJ B. SWEENEY, Land Agent,
] jan dtuesSfri WITT Box I07, Austin. Texas.
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Lon SALE

EoR SALE
One q ne anest stock farpsin the state Of Texas.
passed THIS valuable propey Il fn Hays county, on
The BlEnno uTer, between uountlln City and san
Marcos, on the San Anfonic road, about twenty-five
miles lrn Austln. This estte contains 80 acrcs Of
land, With Al te stock and Improvements; 900 acres
vel incuscd witi stone and cedar fence FOR pasture,
the Dlanoo Funnin ncariy though The CENTRE None
oQua % lt IN the Ssafa foar hundred splendid
land In high cultivation surpassed In production
abundance Of timbsr-elna, blackberry, live oak and
walnut md hundred anl any acrcs not enclosed
There hfty buildings ce PREMISES various pes
cattle, from one-hah 10 fili-hloodcd Durhnms from
two hundred and hty 90 time hundred head q Texas
cattle; nfteen 20 twenty ypke Of oxeni 100 head OF
American horees and mnl1s; two nne laekss ten %
nftcGn Work males and horrts; wagons ful and CON-
plete stock Of agricultural Implements reapers corn
and cotton planters, threshers, etc; and grst
mills, shinge machine two fotton gina turning lathe,
etc, run BY water power aforded BY the Banco river
The main dwelling houef with clsteTn, cut houses
and every convenience ard comfort is situated on
high hill. has cOmmandirg view OF the surrounding
cOdutry, and has but 70 be sen 10 be admired
II any one OF more persons wish 20 engage In the
stock business with an ne advantages nov Is the
time % GET . drst-class stock farm, where may be
raised the nesf bOoded stock in the country; and
entefrising who would engage In Il could get his
own price in this and the nelghbOring States. ~
ANY person wishing 70 parchase this place viii com.
mnnicafe with me BY Letter or in person, and viii
take great pleasure in slowing the property. POI
terms apply % NJ B. SWEENEY,
- -.Fl Real Estate and Collecting Agent,
Pu5 n Post0fhee Box 1U7. Austin. Texas.
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TH STATE or TEXAS


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49, O.th ~ lhis an Osun nnas bsi,ors Ne b.
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yol, ~ alr rrhlca1un - ltis wit - scI1t nnus-
paper rIllE11 j Itagl1 cc1ulT lor fc1r 11rrelEIro
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b. =. ROYAL @ - and 1pI1tr bel1ra Ne ~ ~ ca
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TExAs MILITARY INSTITUTE,
AUSTIN, Teas.
AcADEM1C srARv.

AcADEMIC srARF.
col JOHN G. JANEs-supsrinsend and mo
fessur q meal phlissoPhT, his,ory and iterfare.
RAZOR y. ". JAMEs-Connsndsnt cadets. and
preiesaor military sCienee and nnthsmaiica
MAJOR y. II. DINwIDDIE-Pufss.or phy.,s.
chemistry and drawing.
MAJOR r L BRocKENBRoUeH-Psorss.or an
Gent languages.
MAJOR v. L. wnETAKER -rrufszsOr modem laa-
guages-
J. B. snEPHERD. n D.-POsi surgeon.
The ciEAih annual session vrn commence o. Non
Catalogues cent on arpIication.
NorR-Maior n. W James las resumed lfs old %
nilicn ~ ccInrran1Nnl nn1 ri 1r1lr urrr.rrrnflv
aiiachcd % he insttlia msyas dawn
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49, t...ss' g Tens. esal Anstir. tks ts,.rt.-
4-- ~N-II4|'|Il nlrc|.l rir..- 1885,, - ~
~. 49,. 81 q. .I IA % Ill town n l,.-,.
@. .t-N .4I ..Ict 4 ETn1-I r''- ~.
q 20 N1t.zcl c11lt g s1'l I1I.IrI
-.-,-e - b. CotErrrr
Ae.Ente, &c.
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4 TNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,

Arsfrr. TExAs. Nay s. 1874
Phelps 3 Johnsonv. Roda @ sinpson q a. No. IS
~ cua4cr3- 10 appcerinE q the satisfaction % the
Judge t1at due eearch and Inquiry has been made b
ne en 4l Il lee oeic1danlt John Haley. Eouisa !.
Haley, danes y. LonE y u. DorIyhcrry. Bctsey Ann
bAl.Afd, hSnia amin Ballard, Martha =. lOlnE ard hel
husband - ". o1ng and that they cannot BE- found
~ th4 district Il n orccd that thcy ho cited by pub-
llcsnoa, % - made s. the DEEocnArlc SfkrEsl.lS.
u neNepaFcf published In he City - An1finl Cncc
week, for six ccllecutvo uca . appear before sid
cont, at the citv of Au1fin, aforcsaid and plead
anSucr demnr. % tie hill 81 complaint aed keresn
within he period 81 NO uoni1s non he date
hclcoI. n. III. nuNAE.
United Stntcs JoiIle.
Test With scsl o. eolrt. lay and yeaf aSogo
l61Ar-l WEiiten. ~. HOPKINS
clcrk.
pafllance q TIE fprcgolng order the nerti1s d.
s.1-4At nonlcd thcrc|n are hofchV cited Io annoaT
sN - alfNlr t1e Nh - c1lorIElnI within che lle
,,,,'ard. othcrNlse he h1l nay hc ska g c1l-
Nl1ess n Hon. MONSOON b. WAITE
so t1itI altIIco e iha tnprcInn cuurt rl
~ @rlLed States. and ia eeaI ~ ne
NtlrHll CQafl 81 Austin, M0g -, l1sA
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EoR SALE.

s6s acres Of land in Burleson county, Texas. on
the east waters Of First egua nine aud half miles
west OF Caldwell. This land is well timbered and
watered--a splendid stock rancho. This valuable
place will sch for one dollar in coin per sold
within thirty days. Half cash; balance in twelve
ianl5 d&Wff
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Remarks OF Governor Davis on Accept
ing the Position OF Chairman OF the
RepubfIean Executive COmmittee.
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New Advertisements.
CTRAYED OR STOLEN,
one Mare and Horse Mule,

Aboet four years ola; color back. about fourtocr
hands highs no brantss harness marks On hoth. Thl
mare mule Is the smallest 81 the two. "A liberal ~
valid VII b naid for their delivery % webb e CO.
beltoR or ]. a Webb a Bra, Anstin. IcEns.
maY1l dif Wit
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FoR SALE.

u -' 7-'---''
Two and half miles north of the city Of Austin,
IS Of land under fence, with improvements, and
324 choice peach trees This land produced last year
bale Of cotton to the and II Is suitable for
market garden. Terms accommodating.
Apply to M. b. SWEENEY,
iani5 d&vtf Land Agent