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.ILTME .THIEYRsl And HAeEs.l

raN.
t'Two whites and nine negroes have Just
been sent down to the. HGntsyiiie. ipehiten-
tiaryy, says the Waco Alliance, and the pro-
portion in numbers Of whites and blacks
,cOminitted to the state prison is thus stated,
and obtains in almost every negro populated
bcodnity. Even among villains and thieves
and fsticuff, bullterrier people, the instincts
of race assert themselves white culprits
arc, infinitely more unwillipgr than eyer be-
fore,.7to take up, quarters in the rpeliteno
btiaFY. On the contrary negroes rather like
bit and commit petty offences that they may
be- provided with food and clothing apd
have associstes Of, tastes, and. habits and
modes. Of. thinking assimilated to thsir own
Very soon the inmates aof Southern renia
territories viii be almost wholly black, Its
only within the past three years that whlittss
juries could be naae-te-HRdeFetaad how it
was criminal in aaegsOi 20 rob aiken rOOa
lorselothes line. b.JuEiSs, could not. per.
-suAdbS that such little lnaturHlq necoEsaTy.
every idsy and night Ineidepts ina anegFO's
history were mose ithandeubphb Nhile
those Suries would hang aal white man
for stealing horse, negroes, ShErged with
larceny worg acquitted lwitbmUpdSithti
out a. pretexts'ii ThisIi.staie l,OfaopDpuN
lar feeling has been wholly changed;
not only because II was imPoss6Ie, in many
districts, 10 guard Cattle poultry islid per
,sonal effects from black idiers, J6t Be-
cause, under the present mode 81 utilizing
iconviet labor on FARMS ana railways, the
negro thieves become practically Valus6fe
and serviceabic- to. tho 'commtnity. The
.penitehtiSfy BECOMES, 'ts now managed, a
source Of revenue 10 the State ana Of pro-
ft to the iessees md since Il relieves
InelghbOrhoods Of pests and Migrants, ans
makes crime most .odious among RhiteS
We expect to see ths 4 Legislature .dsyotss
much attention 70 the report Of the superin-
tendcnt, and to the perfection Of the system
now approved. n view Of this peculiar
social aspect Of the operation Of the cEiuai7
nal code, and Of the ceFTectiye influence
upon whites givenit by blacks We discover
the first and only possible reason yet con-
fessed for thu-HppruTxf-ut-fire-riTiI rights
bill C0mpnlsoFy eollOcStioRaohd aszUCiAE
ton, even among tho mnsts imbElrted zIAeeis
mems of the two races acnly drives doSkn
wedges between and Separated otlI6HI the
more widely, and dskcstation Bnr sohial
EQUALITY works absoluts neral FefSila.9 qqs 4,
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prime minister, he proposed an increase Of
the army. The Lower Chansber Of the Ger
man Parliament rejected the bill and the
Upper House passed, and BismaFck, thus
unauthorized, enforeed She measure. The
people, through their special representa-
tives, were thus insuIted and deied. HoI-
stein and schleswig were annexed, and
Hanover absorbed without the consent either
OF the empire or OF these provinces. When
Austria fell, Bismarck rose, and when
France was stricken low, bismarck assembled
into the very empyrean of greatness and
power Though recently condemned blythe
Parliament, he viii hardly resiga. 8 He is
infnltelymore potent than Parliament, and,
at this hour, organizing armies anda gov
eminent the strongest on the globe, he is
the foremost fgurs ofgour raeea5 - gnsg Is
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GRowiNG NEWsPaPFR IsDRPES.

tfat af.i fatftAs 4ats----tr1s 90 t.ert lttsirt
aFeryicertainly brighter day 1dAwusl, g t.
Is discovered especially in the just'aad gen
erOus opinions and bold policy Of the
TnBtnsy -Herdld and San sachHs thorough
y just to the people oi'the, South -As4hav
staunch organ of true American statesman
ship, the New York. World. These 1ailers
find imitat0rs in the. West, and chiefessi Of
these is the Cincinnati 0oHsnefeidE that led
the way in Western ipdependept journalism.
It is d significant fact, ana fdlI Of ssugges-
ti7ehess, that these thoroughly noh.paiTtiissahr
newspapers, cohfessing allegiance. to no
politieaf orc anizatiob, are the richest, most
potent and prosperous Of an PssbIssatiap
BEYOND the Ohio. Not little strange
therefore il Che fact that no Repup!icah
newspaper il St. Louis or Chicago adopts
the liberal course Of those above designated
The Glo5s and The D9y35ctat, both, happily
for the country, starving to death, vieswith
one another in devotion to the .behests Of
party, and here, on the very confines Of The
South, absolutely sending agents to secure
readers and ad3ertisernents In Texas they
are as violent and unjust as the Tntsg. Ocedia
or the dead Republie. Fofney's 4afess now
and then lifts its head above the dead level
of Radical sOotieRslissa-aad-P craftsmanship
and daTes to utter the simple unEaSnished
truth. 1t declares that opposition to- Tom
SCOTS Southern Pacific railroad scheme,
because it will benefit one section Of the
Uni0n more. tnan aHothef,, has lost its force,
[ islcontemptible and unworthy of toleTationS
Not more rational, does 1t deem the denun.
citation of Tom Scott ~ He. Is not a!knaYey
because knaves, in like cases, ,haveappealed
TO- Congress for railway subVentiohs' 81 The
Press evidently thinks that these, Southern
States, paying a. they do tKO4hirtlS.0 Of the
revenues that sustain the Federal govern
menti land s.protecfedn in nothing, shonld
have route TO the Pacific The, Northern
States hAxing secured,a Pacific road and
mOnOp0 liEing Dhluth, the Press haseYidentE
| ~ become independenhenough to believe,
/ thought DOESN'T say! that Mr.,SoottA de-
mands should be, conceded by, Congress.
An additional share OF fFeed0m0f thought
haud expression would do no harm to the
tpreys everywhere" Tf'it could See the faults
Of its own party as clearly as it ddiscerns
those Of its opponents, 1t wOdld be the more
generous in the one case and truthful and
trustworthy IN the other. The criticism
applies to she STATESMAN as we'll as many
Of Its c3telnp5raries sndis therefore devoid
liz 4 1E4bgs3CS @GiiHSsb sid 81 i3G1 10 G0ii.
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& JAags p. HpRRtCE Vhos killed H X
1rhounas Mex, Years uleht ina DallarbaIp
SOON shs6aibg FB6a g tEif06;;i thehetds
MAS s 3asttri 81 Gen. PcIE,,s 1 iiIiI
Corpse Jslrslssa Re slot 1ThqDaa
.iaostri u1ez.s0italf asa.z zfthoutsla.ng
sdceaass lls0r6e lIst Il Is aid.
.hna ft
,'abitQ. 81 ecslel "a an gaoll r1i1rIj
zhaI1ns' "a ngonk,of ~. Texas inr.a B.,s'li
q s1s.iszs seE d 1eeo.t
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Au9TrNI ~ u p
THURSDAY JANUARY z. 1875
10 SUasCasTBkRs AND CORRR S-
sf+- - pONuFtNTs ~ .,srai ~ ~

Persons writing to this Office in relation
10 their papers Of business, win please state
the postofifce to which the paper is, or viii
be sent, or the answer must be mailed
They will also state whether they take or
des.Te 70 take the DAILY or WEEKLY.
Byso doing, much delay and trouble win
be avoided. ' 80" '-.
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bright, intelligent mulattoes one encounters
in Washington -canDot shape the avs and
fortunes Of a little territory ten, miles
square, what would be The fate d cities,
counties. and Of great state Ike Texas,
subjected to Tie domination Of plantation
blacks" hardly more intelligent, and as
thoroughly subjected to the sway Of crude
supeEstitions IS when they were brought.
and sold for tobacco to Virginia by our
Puritan fathers and Dutch behefaetors.
TINS once Packatd tells the truth Of the
SOUTH The white people Of the. South
will never submit voluntarily or pesce4bly
to government instiIated by negroes, on
conducted by men elected TO Office BY, ne
grpes. a military despedsn is Infinitely,
preferable. No shi6eiman, not q thief or
voEsey weld owe lofice to negroes aWhere
there IRE whites 70 vote rsaiss - q ssn4a =
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ruK rExAs And PACIFIC RAN

A A
Tie spu;Lerl Pacific Road, az proposed
10 De endowed AitA public lapa By Con-
gress, extends to New Orleans and 10 St.
Louis, and from Springfield, Missouri. so
the dispatches, hays II, to Aepphis- The
sFreet hno thas eSteids tiifoagll. Memphis
ind etstrsuooga % Norfolk, Virgins, and
by this. meas the slpport OF Senators
Johnson. Of Virginia; Ransom, of North.
Carolinas Robertson, OF South Carolina;
Gordon, 81. GeQrgia; Goldthwaiie, of Ala
bama; AleaFn,s Of Mississippi; Cooper, Of
Tennessee Dllsey, .of. Arkansas, and
StePhensep,aVfK Kentucky, aud many lead
ing Southern Gpagessmep is secuted. fer
the blll,.,All railways south OF the, Ohio
will tben. sxeTt, their influence in Congress IN
behalf of the measure. 70, attain thisresllt,
ssotls original I'LL will sbeRodiaedias spgs
gestsi, and thus. seqairs great strength, not
only ss. q nattsEl Of Comfy and justice, in
viewofath he liberal aid given o,ths Union
and other Pacific roads by the goysypnentu
but because favored by prqmineRt North
err CqngressmeR, Is an important pFaeticsl
measure for the relisf of tlhe. Impoverished
States Of the IS9utb, The, passsge,sf tbs
bllisstill .Po9ssihls hat the explosion pf tbs
Credit MebiIsF gaze the POLITICIANS such .
terrible, fright that nit is'dosbtfAl whether
jqstics will be. dspei the South in this be
half, .lAt 9aly remains to bnild the Iptsraa
tiensl TO MsxiSo and aAHss zatlan-1qa1 1ol ID
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"o1i 7fHE 6ATTRE TR1E {. 7


The ifsterg Yf2fs J9Yl Y states iacts 81
interest alike 10 railways, MERCHANTS aPd
property holdeFs in Austin. II eyep narrow
gauge roads penetrated el0PqlRtiies west of
Austin, extending, 9nlyy, forty Or fifty miles,
vast wealth would be, gathered here. Cheap
transportation is Of vital import 70 towns
and cities as WELL s to stQckraisers, and that
town WHICH first invests itself on every,
hang with shea cheap railways, thus making il,
self cheaplX ACCESSIBLE, = will become the
richest and In most pF9sper0qs interior city Of
Texas, The, time has been when the only
Alternative in moving Gattle to the various
markets l{s was to drive them in herds, The.
pro9eeessSs was slow and expensive and n eces-
sarily required the employment Of a number
Of hands at fair wages. Those days .haye
gone, and q partial realization Of progress
and dispatch has already dawned on West,
eFn Texas 2sI5 RAILROADS are penetrating every
part Of the State and it is no longer neces7
sary to drive by the ";whoop" on the trails
to distant markets, Cattle owners at
small cost can procure hands to take beeyes
to railroad station not many miles distant,
ThesTpeI. they find stock yards and conyep7
fences for the transfer Of cattle to the cars
That our stockTqiising friends may be,
thoroughly conversant, with facts affecting
their interests, we append a list of prices
per car load, to numerous markets from Luz
ling, on the Galveston, Harrisburg and San
Antonio Railroad. II the members Of the
''StockraisersL Association Western
Texas, rat their speeialsneeting at UvaIde,
yesterday, have dome theft duty IN appoint
,inga committee. tOnegotIatc with the trens-
.poftation companies for'cheap freights, the
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. ONE State at time is enough to test the
patience and 70 endurance of the country.
Arkansas win Be suffered to PC escape. It
owes S its life q and adB Brooks Dorsey and clay
ton tbeir failure to 81" upsest Garland, solely
to tue oyertbfo,wR Of tie state government rS
an Louisiana One 9t time s '',','D' 49,,
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TRG Boy6sTiilg SaFfa6 .atgF e pIeceeiR4l2ed

! TIN Bto@ns9iils SlatiAd says iit received
a six bage Spanish article, Win the REQUEST
s'ptesse publish ID your ySinaBle Journal
Thefenp6h 4hes eilti;ats Become Is ihdi gnhaht,
TT must Translate me Me&icah iii hSgSo into
PLAIN English Or Texan, supposed to BETTE
same tongue. it Aiust pay pFinters to set he
type, ito nitistti pay for the paper, say 500
sheets tel BY tfitee and q half inches, tie
area fied' By TIE article IN each paper; and
sll, sf6tsOOsh, be6A0se che good public may
be possibly interested in the matter ais
cussed.. eN1fb ishS6Td pay the 'c6stss' TIE
editor * 'fOdfeed 70 pay for simple news and
for .fSets, hhd-thus su6seiryes public Interests
at aiitihies; BOT wheneyef q spahisb OF any
Other hfddfg0 *flnes to Promote a. dBiic
end Or 7inbrs PFSBabiya private pafp6se,
the editor Is aifhsth st6pidef than he Of ne
SentslIsE Who fb5tg The 'Bll:.'-- ''s'l''l. -.
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ModpHIs ohas BEEN ruled by'a 'wretcBedi
ra6bleiuntil dhe 'Plaee,i it seems, sisiatterIy
ruined,i dndia committee of citizens Has
been huAtingodp the seity's' 'cfediters to
make ahaassignnent; oioaIcOmpfotAise OF che
undesirable. iindebtedness.Y acknowledges
sensible citizen Of Memphis writes to the
New York word that theupiaee&ill be de-
pOpulsteda By fearful systems of taxation!l
Nobody 'NoteE lnnd banker railFoadyelection
who holds no ostoct, 4 dha 1.-The same biule,
now that negroebdnite iriielsctions wfthtAe
wandering raBBleI asbSGldibe applied inothe
governments Of towns aHdlcitie5. ,ba9iafmsi
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REv1J. M oossBs,f5P Washington City.
was kleptdnaaiae. bIIis simple and single

REvay M OossBs,G6P Washington City.
was klsptonaaiae. bIIisslhple and single
vice was devotion To- bools-s lie would
Steal books, was caught-in the act, the
press pubIishcd the story? ana he cut his
Throat last Sunday mosaiags Even WkiIe
his gOdly 'eoneregation pelsWaiiine for the
drOppings from tiielsanctuhFy. Their poor
ipastoF.was1 IN theaaet of drawing the knife
athWaft ahist jaeuar VEIN He read the
harsh reefEl Of his insane esil-doing ia
Grants eaFgsh.s and tAas put an end % IIIs
q own perverted Fezifeace. IN .sTen priests
Of Taslingt6a be:e5aihdOn, Insane thieves,
ahysis mankind, shocked while Irwih1teIls
Of fsauds ami 4Fibes and viillinies % Con-
iesressmens ana or TIE p ci6c asltanSlip
compaBy4isll 4,s7iiA s'sn-1 siisA - Z
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oee soatre-elaht iIneS-ei Tor ffst Insertions ffty
cents sol each s1sseqhent insertion n. if''a
e7sutcsi notices us1t to reading matter. 81 q0tef
SQUARE each lnaelfen. Eghthpes o. lras one square
7Rsadise HstisF. i'eal column hf'ssp esnis par
ACCOMPLISHMENTS payable in advance.
uEIless VIA thoss doing a regular bust
nees under eontrnet. 9lie 1.3I 5as gi.
Eve VII contract with parties themselves It lhe
above faies and not shrongh third parties. .s ,ni
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olloTing Tatesnnay be made much lower:
rt3E' SALVATION OF TEXAN TOWNS
AND CITTER. .rfl.- .

p AllloDllles taxpayers ana; PROPERTY holpers
E,haEe occurred atheeontro Of .tho municipal
IgoFernment, electiIg the white 1nan'smayor.
NOV at kiaBama has Awhile mans Legi4-
aat95e ypqf protest al towns and cities
against the Tuleiof the negro, mob by, enact
Eipgznr law preventing ntle exercise of the.
Ilright'bf suffrage In corporate elections save
sby '}feeb9laefs,,, let tbese, if they choose,
select anybody to office, but restrict the
fright of suffrage to those whoape interested
in it's prOper1qeri mem, and capable of
employing iesa 81; ,i' Greeley never was
fool enough 10 propose, making universal
suffrage compulsory universal law. His
generous maxim was fSsuiHpiiVsFsal amnesty
and impdrtaSRss fftas s'' ss.".'YYIafeyeF re-
pstricti9qa yeTsr made should he impartial,
.MDaGTeeloy asserted, as ,tOi racesJ andiuone'
Imagine I4hata heaw'as' pleased 10 see New
TdfR2 CITY pithdeFed B the universal .sspf1
I'frage of 4 9ig9srpnt mob led ybylETeed and
Connolly. Ehites-cuunut -Uibjrct- to Sim
partial'S' Suffrage. 1ftI 6H1y txthnbes The
negro as an element of dangerous force in
soptheIn towns and citifs. 8 The poor white
man to6ay the rich 9f To- moTr9Y Hse 6!
affSSfd k Ysil Ar and SIMS h he san only gr9Y
rich by having g99d g9vSFnmneeEAft he is most
iRteTeSieq in that rcst55ietii9p Which operates
to day ypon hinsalfHtbbat bis wealth ri tsd
uiotEoYg. may be5Yorth the li hayipg,, 1910
FfsfPSRdge9nt hes fgHFcdd ont for the
Ph5iRdshis EfagE the iptsEes Il fast that
the Total am9gpt Of stSte, eounty city and 90.
town taxes collected, in 81 the oTnred, States
in 1910 was $3.50 40, 2oQ, wAieh was almost
$, Alb bead fgh the e9 ngtiEe, popqlRti0n The
a@0p3t ST taxes eplEe f in ga5 1929 was
$9A 1sg 900 Which vas sbQHt S3s head for
Ifhs sntirs ,R0gHHla5io9na. ssspst, therefore,
more lbaR ltYies as 81 mYfh to take eaFs Of
ap iH his Staff f9upty sBd nu m Ef
at9As n 1879 IS das i dia tee years before
The nst oEdlpaFy e3penditu5es OF the i Esq
eral government in 1870 were $40 4sl QQq,
which, vas So ,S0,a head for the entire ,popV7,
lati9n .1RPs1 ihSS GYY5sgFs s9o geo Q ,ss
5vhiSh vas 81 s. hsas esoal p s9p they Es5s
So, l65, 600, Yhich was J;Go q Iheada IN
Js4Q they were ,S2fs 139, 900, which vas
81 40 (. head It win be seen that while
AZ sA9- tl.-tll llt t--Ass Attt-tst-S AZ
ltheTs wes sp jpeFesse Of fity.foqr cen IS IN
! the re-, fII,ltg cost Of government from 1910
I 10 1860, tbeFe WAS, an increase Of 1926 ~
the rate in ihs2ast-aseaasy ths-Eate being
more thar aSnUteduNln MS estimate the
annual interest on the debt i. not included;
this, added, 70 The net ordinary expendi-
tureg iOf 1870, wSaid make the bsf 3sii1Bifta
eos99 ssIassisi39-l 9..i s1a.s .S'qoss' DO
II bt6pgfft5s sn hoide}go shd. - i2teilIgsnitk,
elodghlfat f6h-pFcspeeftty holders Il Texas,
Asn3 81 tke s5atb., wherever negro DONNA
iao6 4 possi tie Would save towns g and cites
lfroa Noticeable evils, the way is. pointed
Out, Tic constitutional reform contention
iBf TsSss can SURELY see Il.
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RR1&IR61D & e &c Built By Enjgs9is a66 sab2
ns Mexico f Fo9n fac DM Mexican an capital to
Leon IN IN Guiaanajiuato The International
Railroad 6eopea a are interested fS tdrtb this fact
we do hot see s Why n.y." Under the new Consti
tuition Of Mexico, Sisters Of Charity are ex7
PEELED the, country, unless the Mexican gov
erRhe2nt Would would d deprive = Mexico Of the last
81 dseency and good morals ''',-i
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llt
Tx affairs of Memphis, says the .AlH.cqla
have for years been going from bad to
worse, until at last an immense debt warns
her the time for-.refOEm- has-cOma,- and that
unless something's doHe' toe aFsestithe'tide
of city legislation. which takes no thought
of the morrow prov she vim have to confess her
bankruptcy and intcomnippetency as a com
NUDITY, Her Her debt Is Sc SCI, 79s, exclusive
of floating debt TOT ii $1,000 6Oe, with assets
of only 81, 8i7,S8OiOg. The city, in fact,
is in blue way way and il. IS only strange
that, the press 81 Memphis cannot. tell
plainly how and by what influences the
Vas reduced 70 its pitiable con!
diton. Was II not the Work Of. the rabBleY
Have ni not negroes, and whites. afIating
with it1h1aiiI and using the benighted crcs:
lures, plunnddesIrsed the place remorselessly3
WHAT ssigspSied It to those paying no taxes
how much was stolen, and 1t was all stolen
If tbOfe had been AIRED red hot stove ia the
city treasury sd Tie insatiable thieves would
sYilIQH5ug ltns IIjoSiu - sI3s55I Dhi e.
10e 70 1v SSS, ~ =" All aaal1Q .oss53O1q ia
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TIE, Dallas Csmmereidb ,dePloripg,, lMIrr.
Th9mas's y5i9lent death at the hands 9t bis
whilOm friend, c9pfludfs that ifSi9aiviliFatioR.
like ChristianitX fBa dejYII slaYa prohibits
the l eaEFlSiPg IF e0Bseglaa weapons But
fqr the JhladGR pistol Thomas would still
'i - lv' @ IA y rs f iale'l
viii no longer initpte JbtsYll7terriers in that
in EhlGeh tas dItoyssS CIDER Of animals mH must
eyee l53I Why fghtst all and then ,ealll
animals beasts Ths 4 brute g7g eyestOp, in
deed ll%EhR iAe We set drunk uni, and for mere
w9SddSs8sigjjqa5Ia 1 bfssatth05ln4qFdsT one am
other -. -. ..n.u
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= o2a1 Tf2E19lE-FEIIcTIg7 AID FaneIeSIs9 Hio''o
zbimG1Zi obi S1S5sI s5gEis ca h5G31 %
= TexaaapAPeEs albeQmPlain Of immersiOns
p S@sllVpxa has Fpeared9 IN sWeimar, lin
enissiSSthatgee sssiblDod d3as bH5gx9 n9mgTlnl
{, A&o9ds EPpap sd 4eFisea fer HI hbqB.
H. 9I 5t}SSE s- ;o9 sn54.r 1 fos 4
beda6 fSai shi 1ST0 sISS5 sils'.lld >:
I, The Bfo6Ekt6i isAtiatee fdbbtffy veastAped
from xhep Paris, 5ailFoaW ,bsddo1 II 9osT ssz
= IeeestS 1hbfefo I've in.GlAeestonthAn
elsewhere. jRaAmeSicssib 5ol ,Ziia1
u There is nntHa Sacanbhouse,6r cabin or
room ~ Gatesvips- bsil.i ,o729I blqDis
ld What success attends the loperatiQn, of
Goal miners at Bremondi .f.,,.,. ~.
Mrs. w Hearne. Of sherman e n
niece cP Che late Ezra Cornell q % '-''. =
T6e afHuaf Theeti1Y Of Old Texan soldiers
OF Galveston occurs. March 2.na Aiilo" ~ Z
Theyarek oi6g 10 b0FId a f6, 6oOoscifo5l
houSsin Garthasa; Fonda c0uutys 19gsa
p They saflOuEhsd1tslesks besance sscietirs
"A Gstesville during ehEistWas week.di % !.
ol Cpmmercial7 trayelsTsof, 9alEpstpnd hObf
.nobbed with one apother FgidAy night. Z
&. Shiyey, Of the Henderson Zimes, says be
didn't touch 4 dfop. Chfistinas week
The RepubncSh eontenfioonn IN ii Houston
indofsed the 'soaealied hide PENDENT ticket.
Potatoes cost ESehtyj6ts cents per bashei
on the4lBnlz0Bii Boa dHs Galveston TIVE dob
larss,0a 3zos2 .s1ll " l0ia.asI e soa ~. =.
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The, HeW sXeGk .HoFld,I Heggl& and ,6lr4I
ana, GGiiRsiHRati GGem'ssrcial ieoBcpFain ,pr07
inqgBcing itheiEprkI O6Rells's Returning
Board Q deed Of infamg, A4dlyst, thelwhale
icQalntry RgtS this fact, Sheridan, still
goes 70 New 9EleapsA te prevent the, proper
Organization 9f the Legislature as elected
by the psepll and to peEmitAt0nly aselected
by Kellsoand the peEgred beard iuods .bst
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-01-07

. THEBre@Hsvi4le Sentinel stnP reeitesfaSts
of bhuhetOus ,Febbefiesi eShstanaS9 eomG
mistedd alengodlf6 Rio Gfahde.y and Phil.
Sheridan omfghbnBe'eP rof6a5I7 employed
further &essg rITe9beIeveo tl4eI peopiesf5ot'
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-01-07

9F4Ae Be~spaptrs'oF Tekasten4iie tratfP,a
thsc8eaft SYSTEM with them is 1at ahieNdi
fnalEyaands Forever siA9Pd5lisHef 10 simply
insane .tFA6i SeaYtefsohis papers bFoadtaSt
unpaid for! oiTRe several Sums are toosmailo
to pay the csst.Sf Lc6lleefioh aid the agEreia
gate enough Go bank oHhGi9 p u g 4
tstnb mill -