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the LATE IOHNAIC.
AUGUSTA, Ga., March 20.-Tho following Ia \
list OF tho casualtlcs BY tho tornado near Thomp-
son: john L. stoys'l aud vito, aud two
daughters OF John N. Morgan, badly wounded BY
falling houao; aoyoral uogroca killed mud
wounded. At Appling: The housos Of s.
hutchinson, Solon ltcese, john Boston, and
othots. deatroyod;. AirB. Martha Darcy mud
Miss haggie Dstloy idlled; Miss Malone
sns s ena a Of os IL 'ssssGiy sossGoaso sssa
in. 1t Canack: Every house except ono do
stroyed; HRS. Wright, two ribs brolon; Mrs.
JoneH, back hro1ten; q son OF tho Rev. 3lr.
Pitcher was killed hr. Fielding. telegraph op-
orator, badly bruiaed tho tornado also struck
train. demo1shiug It conplotc'y, and killing
Tom Goaiing instantly. AL trims coming 10
Augusta. except the Central, woso delayed. but
thcro wore no Bcr1ons nccidonts to tho railroads..
There was nu lusA Of life Or damage 10 property
III Augusta, james Qoston twllite) and Charles
ltaplsoy (colored) wcEe drowned by cspnizing
bout in tic Savannah Iliyer.
Tho UaptiBts wtto holding . meeting at Eians
islrd it, killing throe mud woun4lng twenty-five
pezsone. Residences and outhousea wero uh-
molishod on many plantations Ia Warren. h!c-
uutic, aud Columbia Counties In d0ur6ia. tho
destruction extending into Neetlold. Aiken,
and Basnwell Counties in South CaFolsna-
In some Places por4ons rere plown VI. + 70
Il, Nations plantation, Including . ano rest-
dcnce, was destroyed. III Columbia County
three negroes wero killed and twouty-dyo per-
SOUS wounded. Ten lonsaH on ur. Halniltoh'a
place wore destroyed. It IL Impossible to give
coFroct idea Of tho amount of property lost.
beveraI hundred thousand dollars will not coYer
devastated territory. II was tho sevoreat storm
nvar known In this section,
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4apeetal Dspatth to Tho Caieapo Tribune.
WAsu1soros, D. C., March 21.-post.naster-
oonese' 'eHea 'ots ~. ~" IN mnNt ~
Assist IN se1eslns 'ne nc" osR !oHt'on'co l1on
tho great confusion occasloned b. tho fadtca!
change in tho Postal law. II has becn decided
a., ~ D.,or+r,o,t csnoo+ ],wf,t,v roat+uone
s4A' -" =,
tho uhs o1 sAe opesat!on VI !no 10" iA"' 1ost"
laaatcr-G General Jewell will therefore to-u1orto"
direct tllat tho now lAw bo immediately enforced.
a,,J tba ,4ouhta r.tcs of Dos}.0o M nj, tbIr,f.
\. u.,, o,. So. ,...
e1ae@ .oA'''s ~ So!1cotee. o'uo'S laws .,,
over, boen given TO forward such mattef WHICH,
llRd hitherto accumulated upon which tho post
a4s lad boeu mid in accordance With tho old
To-
'@"'
The fAssa3a of tnE 1~"'
Il appears that bouator Aaallih II nos Alono
, 1875-03-22
Presidential Forecastings by Hen
drioks and Thurman.
Sioux Chiefs to l5e Negotiated
with in Reference to tho
Black Hills.
NOTES AND NEWS.
THE LENOCnAT1C EAt1CEB,

hAaA1h4AV AsLst AlAA&u AA4--A AV @EhAo%40Et~
BouAtosial CAUCUS yesterday evening decided that
they would not ngree 70 fix any time for final
Adjournment THIS action. however, Ia not ILL
dica.ive Of . doaisc Of tho Democratic to prosong
tho session beyond yestorday. It Is the purpose
Of tho Democrats tomorrow, through tho Pfesl-
dent Of tI,oir CAUCUS to state to the Republicans
that tho Democrats will bo willing to adjourn
without day Wednesday At o'clock. Tho final
adjournment will scarcely be prolonged beyond
that period.
ANDY ,oussos'a srEEcu.
Tho speech Of Andrew johnson will
bo 1t least three hours in length.
The Associated press Las made
arrangemsnts to send 1t ia full. Johnson has
boom engaged At tie Congressional Library nj
dap preparing his spaech. it Is exactly eeTen
years Tomorrow Binco tho initial proceedings for
Tho Impeachment Of Andrew johnson were b
gun In tile acnate.
TIE NEXT PRESIDENCY.
Tllose Ii considerable canvassng among DEM
ocrattc politicians hcra ~ to tho most available
candidates for tho Presidency. Gov. Houdricks
Of Indiana. iB worry actively in the field. lie hna
slready engaged an extensive suite OF rooms Mt
prominent hotel for the whole period Of tho next
Congress. and evidently Intends to begin
Nth tho next session Of Congress.
senator THURMAN ia also mating cxtonsiTo
...,..,,o,ts tor .aonr noor,o ntu, haa mr.
n,,b1o anud T., 1traf inr,tnn
.n1on IN -; ~ hin no1,tIcs, connn;yn h.ni.
quarters. -.....
Ill.,. d,fyo-ont .lon.Itrnenra n Inn Covcrnncnt
... ',onu,' ~ VIZ ,,rauars,;nps ,or thc 1'e-
/ tnnn,si Eonoresa hayint, nunto topriatad 500 009
sor ti,o;r orunnaas or tf,ip orly k5 0lD has Lecu
allotted to tue rost~0fiee department. Tho
| 1Snnsvtmort ~ huiId a ,nnpn;tcont noBta1.
rarr in uhtch thu entire oporationa Of the
rnatai aoryioa mnr he o1tipited, Ono Of
| the nlnns in cnntemo1ation ia to extautl
tho }rnn delivery ersteu to tho Centenuial
| srrounds nnt omn1nv n rorns Of nicked men ia
thst Il iii ha fnnnsaIhle for stra1gers to be long
| in Tia civ rithout having their mai deliyored
aomo nj tbe C,rntcnnial Gomn1issou. who arc
ho-a at.to that Ennane EIa,e OF Mainc. tho most
t,cn in t1,n ifoMso haa becn converted 10 tho
contcnnlat oanse during q recont yiult to rhila-
| ia1n1.ta
| S-'FA .,r.xs.s
p.,.,u4. ,,t.,,. -aaai,a1 sr,rr Ar,.,,,a. sho,z
49, .tnrs - airaod.. u,,,t arnnnt, thn nnornnts
.,, G..snI G"rsrnn,e,,t Gn,iand laa aIways
a sno ,v1,i 49,, rnns,1ar, hfa .,n,n,'er n i;is
1eprr9.nns M noW fh.t ia t;emorni t;nvcrn-
,nn,, has Ta"ocn;1ad Garlnnd and thu troubie
a: saan ~ 1o .Ia ~ .nio,I tho ni1 ttnd;tionni
H.n ~, stsss sS1 1t,r1sou. 49,, Wh;oe IT, ~nrircd
~. ,e,,sIt,,.. o1a,, ia -ioI,, ~ ahanuto ron,
t!nI tuJ .s%;ab ti,a W,'in. ro,nan ~ rocncni1a
s'o'' r,1r mr. .rr ,t1.rs
| n..t. .I.st sI. ,,,;f,torr o-r1ar rai.tir.
tns M sit.;a., ~ t,,o ietnnE 1F,1a ,r,ll l.. re
tua ,r;.I'art ~ fnnri"t;an Tbc mil,as,
,rnrs-.,inns ~ ti,o f:ornrnment wi), nut bc
1hurmnd ~, In arsnt TINT tha nnndInr naroti.
| -. nSnk..,n h.n al
, 1875-03-22

The additional per cent tax did not become
law until after busiuesa houFs on The ID, and
that TIM sorenuo officers sold stamps under Tho
Iaw.; that al that day purchases OF stampa wcro
made. eaaa effected, and contracts made under
lilo old regulation, and. therefore. tho dccirinn
Of the Commissioner Is retroactive and unjust.
, 1875-03-22

ET, Louis, NO., M1Fch 2l.--Tho tObAcc0 nlaniI'
facturers OF this city have protested agalust thu
rccent ruling OF Commissioner Douglass that the
additional tAx Of por cent must ds.a from tue
81 inst. and hare forwarded petition to thst
official askiug lin to reconsider hla ruling 3hey
tkko tha ground shat ths ht4 which imposed
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thu robbortcs committed on this Company Tbs
rol,bcra have bnen captured. Morris will he
l,rouyl.t .loro to atarh trial With bis thfss ac-
cop1b1ices, now in jail.
A FORGED CHECK.

A FORGED CHECK.
Sn,efat Dtbateh to 7h< Ch,ed1~ TftnuHs.
LAxs1Su. Mich, March 2l.-Jamos Vim was
nrrested At Dimontlale, and brought to ttls city,
for attempting to get cashed. 1t Cyrus nawiss's
hank, In this city, 4 forged check Of Morgan
Vaughn, Of Eaton Rapids, for sl,SJ0.
, 1875-03-22

47psetai Utspafsh to TAs CAtaa9s Tribune.
EAaT sAa1aAW, Alicl1., March a1.-WolfganE
Hunter, 0osmaa, employed by Mowbsay i
Richardson. browoss. mas caught bctWeen ths
bunsing-post aud draw-head of d froleht car at
to death. Lis lsRyos = vile aud tly6 chlidron
, 1875-03-22

1,od,os Of man carrying arms in defiance Of tue
laws of Tho Slale. It wns itllo display o. baea'
bone on tho rart of tho Governor accorulng 10
lie Boston newspapers, for which nobody "es
nyanarekl.
, 1875-03-22

EAar SAGINAW, Mich, March 21.--A Frencll-
man, namo not learned, was accidentally killed
Thursday, ut tho mouth OF tho sltauassoo
liver. No was At work alone, gss.!ng out .taas-
yerse poles to bo used iu tic construction Of
rafta, aud. when quo Of tho other mon happened
along towa1d nglL he Was found lying dead on
tue ico.. lIa was lying on lis back.
wth o., hsaxy w. polo that haa .e eEaah1 ss ns
oyldopt that ho lal been carrying tho
polu on hs shoulder, aud, ~ no stepped over
log That wAs frozen In tho leo, he stepped on
glaro I'll the Ice aud fel, the polo falling on him.
ateaagulasiou. lila body WA ratnoyol to 81.
Charles Friday. LIE was = man 30 or IL yosra OF
age, aud single.
, 1875-03-22
The Floor Drenched with
Human Blood.
The 1mpotent Mexican Government
Offers Them Little Check.
The Capture Of the Escaped Murderer
Sharkey in Cuba.
Particulars Of tho Shooting Affair at
Vino1and, N. J.


-F-"-
Crimes and Criminals.
TIE ,;' ACnpeICT y a., wv ,IE SHEEs' .,,,,oo
Nh" 1ouh' 'lsae" - - ...',,. t".
eo1''seonoons 6a'oo sao asss''e W eaa
4A"u''.. ,n.
10 'uat .o"n w NV n's"s -. yan' ne !s,'
H. tiu'en'ns'o' nas'ot u 1ae t1oeps'a1n ..,. w.
geosas.oo oi .u' o.ty " ,.eAco' "Ae .sou ,,.'.
Acapa'co nav sshF W i""sof nau.a IoSnp.s
,'a@ ano osao'a ;" ,:a.. ~ ",ss.:f,s s1;a,ot
'no nucleus Q. "u'cn .a, hau ansAas ,s...a.a ua.s
ne"tiy your f'oulos i,o seisao's aaoa'.usJ'
osch'naon samo ao"' IL ossoues ,,ea, ""a S"", tou
Ie"pe'"8s s''Hfho " sno ~" ,o''.e. sa ..,.s.
a"..s ps.ee.a ,s.,. w. ~ a,, ,'aoa,t |o,,,o-
~, Ivy .ao ~" 1o."'. "Hs. a. 49, ",,,s So 1or,,arr
Nv u. .,usen "aa iouseo +. ~ 49, w t'. ,1.,o,;sao.,
vi" o''a'un "so ute"sa .A NV sa sS.a..;s..
preaching s"'co 'uas aaS' ouf''R 'ne pso'''"'
"ooA
aAnhAts - n1u 1t,a,ss. u.S .Ho"s as";,s, ~ .,,o,.
ns aehekenea ok sasao'e.'s as"'tat suu't ~
lseous oPponon,s' ~. inu 'ofnut s'1,n' m.' ~ na.o
Dooo 8ysse"A'%anJ msu'sou W NV n,.'A ,.e.s.
WHO hao sfnall noNspapo, o1san. tno .assos
e"ofsettca'ly oonS A"'.'s aouo "ns 'D''e nlo.0
thau taafis u'Ssuss sscsaIa'.a uoE"'as' Mays
moeslog WIZ noo os au.e''l''ruu ,,1 W Wv o,oA
ing or tne 4oth' oha ei1n'sns eatners aeteGa W.
.os LUG .o,'o"'"6 osou.1e n'a ms'"As "aa '
pnt 4luleAlisou Ha7 u! ano unHD'o :. w pi.sor"
lug ffotes'aot oaur'n n"s GUY '"o aooio, @
oo.n opon1ns W sno astoo.' ~ NV "Aa s.oaoa
anu tue otae.-'nat poaset " 'no 'o"n'-opou '' a".
IN 1foa' OF 'ho aooF' pe."oo4 ~ "nu tuo esoo'
ah umnra6oons t1eo ero"a' onueT tt'o h''noo -
loto sloo' ana ~ o'sioi at"o ~ W" 0Ai ""|31-
ing tho proceedings wltnan tho cnufeh'
THE AssAsSiSs. ....
numbering eomo th'rsy''lSo or 1ofty men' tooH
their stnnd. prncopio Das had addressed tho
congregation In tho place Of Tho absent miniB-
tor, and thoy wore Hinglng hymn whom eight or
ten OF tho cut-throats outside enterod, and dlyld-
| Ing among thBu,aolvcs. occupied stands noar
either sido Of tho pulpit. Without any sign Of
, 1875-03-22


RA1rn WALDO EMERSON il going to lecture
ngsin this season.
II seems that tho Cfiap!atncBs Of tho Maino
Legislature is young nnd pretty.
yuo Mcutlelaeohn Qututotte Club OF Boston |
arrived Yesterday at tho Palmer House.
1,,r,rxcr n,nn,rr. tina emfuout actor, mr. |
,.,.o, :, ,ho Palmer IImao t,,,a morninp.
49,. ~, .,.a,,,. .nr,,o.,,or. IN 1cc,ura
49,, .,,,. ,,.,, orr.nt 1,trcr4, md T11ron.
. t,-,.,, ,,...,,, IL. 1,o,tv, .romv
ta"' thlzo otfuA' IT, s,,... w.. ~ nro.
OF 'ne pauiono ssnsoi'' !" e'1''Ds "''s pN
tee' 'oo i''A"' ni4''''a'o' .....- T.
I'osE MASSEY has ruined MONTAGUE klos1 ="
No" fotk. Iho sif's swap s"es'e o' n* PORTRAIT"
nov for ono of AoSoLo.
CiAnA Mounts paased through th!s city yos-
ierday on ller way to Now York City from hes
recent Callforn,a engagement.
The Girls Of New Mexico uro not allowed to 90
~ n.hoa,, .rd n ia mi ortn certa,u that SONS
~ hsu.ot' Ane ..tos,,1.,.. " ~ w - ,.,.".,a,;nnJ
OF tue oofa Ato aos S''l''"a4S o't""4'"eo'
co,rt.roorn razod yopdcringly and sd,utringly
es n"n.,,..s saa,,a,,s,,,,ot,,s IL cou,d mt
upon nhss'@ "eeo'"P'
you huo"' ..
.n's.aea ~ =. .a ",s H.. 49, i.,,aa,t =. s,.rs ~
tic reverend and Abll tue Judgment u snA'e u
IL per cont.
Thoro aro five paLrs iu tho present senate-sho
c4nrnosa. ,1oYEsEs, FEnnYs Joussoxs, aud
aloan1I1s. How would soMEScE play she'n p
cincinnosi Times.
rho lion. 4. g. O4utv1ELp, Congressional
ncnreeortatlro from tho First District, arrived
home from Washington Yesterday morning. and
u stoppi,,g ut tho Gsaud Pacific.
HRS. SKELETON, OF Parsons, Kan.. has run
ornr fr,n, I,or 1,uahnns II j. had enough for a
a"as 'so'. nef uu''"nE' oau 49,,
man to lose ono rib, but aaoloton SHOULD
furnish ouourh OF tlcn, to 20 rounu,
fuA"'eA oAo"6 ~ 'A~0 ~
Mira. 8tppoNs rcad Mt Wilkcsbarre, Pa.+ under
1if1,cu,t,cs, Tho flood Inysdod tho bnsemont Of
Tho ball, oxtlngniahed tho tirea anu Tue gan7 anu
tho audience libtouod to hor in tho dark.
, 1875-03-22
FOREIGN:
Outdoor Meeting Of 10000 1rishmen
in Hyde Park, London.
Moody md Sankey Before Three I'm.
n,cnso London Asscmbfages
Yesterday.


GREAT BRITAIN.
THE noAT-nACE.
LONDON, March 2i.~-Tho tins Of tho winners
Ia the University boat-rAcs ycster1ay In officially
announced to havo been q minutes and 4 Sec
onls.
NooDr A%D EasgEy
preached morning. nfto1noon, and evening ut
Agricultural Hall. At tho three mectiugs the
audicnccs numbered respectively 10000, 14,0o0,
and 9,000. There "aa sotno confusion in con.
tequouco OF tho vast crowds in and around tha
hall, especially Ia the evening.
CHEAT IElisH orEN-AIH NEETISG.
lrln1mcn ho}d mnts-1ne8tfngtln Hyde Park
to-day. 1t Ii estimated thai J0b1O pooplc
gathered. neaoluttons wero adopted dc1nand-
Ing tho release Ut tho Fenian prisoners, con.
demnng cnorcve lnwe In Ireland, aud conioiug
with the family Of JOHN Mitchell.
SPAIN.
EFASiin yltlD1tf,
MADRID, March 4l.--Gen. Ca,npos t,as dcfest.
Cd tho Earllsth before Olo. aud au:cre1 tAs
town. Nina huudrcd Cars:a were taken pfiaop.
erA.
Tic report published III a Paris nerEpape,
last Thursday that Germon Ercpchtnan and
eJitor Of the car1ist official Journal had beon
shot bY the AtfonsBtB III without foundation.
FRANCE.
nEcEsa.
PANS, March 2t.-Tho Assembly adjourned
yesterday for tho Eaasor roceas.
, 1875-03-22

6ouTu LEND. Ind, March Alt yesterday
transpirod that young Darth had ao1ed In bad
faith with tho Eagle Manufacturing Company
in the aye-thouBand-dol!sr mortgage security
which ho gave than on Friday, be having decided
It to his mother just week boforo. When
these facts cauo to the cara OF Judge stauheld,
Yesterday, who 10 heavily Interested In tho Coul-
pany, that gontlonan went to Tie young man.
and got, tlis time, good security tor plo, ,00o
NaEth e1oncrateB Ills fntller III all that appears
sgalnst lin, and takes 1t al! upon himself. lie
Will probably do 30 II not arrested. DaEth Was
narfied in Chicago last fall TO tho daughter Of =
'sell.known physician OF that city. aud says tAat
stAco that tima la han boen hpnast.
, 1875-03-22

AuousrA. Ga, afarch 2i.-sira. Lena Foster,
Of Edgcield County. South Carolina. was muir
tlorod yesterday By soma unknown parties while
]or husband wns a. work In tito zelda. The
Eosters are white,
, 1875-03-22

MxMrals, Tenn, March 9i.-A dispatch from
shermau. Tox-. last night Atatos that Detective
Pat Council bad srrived thors with Mali slorfts.
thu laat Of tho gang CONCERNED In tho robbery OF
Messenger Hrnly, Of the Southern E1urass COM
pany, on Madison street la this city on the 1st Of
February. Council statas thAt 10 found Morrts
tn tina mountains =. tho head OF lied River,
about 100 miles west OF Sherman, IL compaay
only cnablsd 10 bring Morris o6 by putting .
pistol to his head and threatening 10 kill him II
any resistance ners otIoFsd, Tho woman had
about o. 600 of tho stolen nlonov, but Fpfuaed
10 give Il up, Il u I notable tAat taAt, In III
, 1875-03-22

IA Nle rAkk-s
CAlRo. Ill.,. March 21.-Matt Morgan, =
Iaborer on tho Cairo d Ytnoennes Railroad. Tas
taatauuy ktlled to-day ~ falling from bridge
mar st0Eepast station.
, 1875-03-22

porFsvitLE, PA,, March 2l.-Miohael Flanagen,
on trial hero for tho murder Of Jamcs hfcdarl'ck.
near Mahanoy City, last Docembor, ~as yosteF-
day found guilty in tho second degsee.
James brown, to DO hung hero Wedn esasy
next for tho murder Of tue Kramer family. Will
probably make full confession.
, 1875-03-22

fanatics, and that tho United Btates war.ressol
which, las been ordered 70 tl,oso waters cannot
aeconpleHh anything there Which the Mexican
Government has not already performod.
, 1875-03-22

1p*EH{z 7RP2&EH
WAsuINoToa. D. O., Haroh 91,--Tho Mexican
Legation haEo has received evidence tsnding to
chow that tho Mexican HoYesnment IL not re-
sponalblo for the recent murdef Of Protostanta
at AlcAp4loo. This evidence ahowa that tho mill
tag commandAnt Immediately haateuod to tho
scsns 10 prevent the dstuzoance, and, l. wa
amoug tie killed. Tha Mexican authorities
clsiua thAt thA n&4sAcss wax entisaly tho work Of
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-27
East Waco Items.

Notwithstanding the inclemeucy Of the
weather on Thursday, iargcer amount of
cotton was weighed and sold n east WAGE
than any day this week,
There were considerable transactions in
hides and lumber, aud the merchants. did Il
fair wholesale and retail business.
a shipment Of large flock or sheep was
made last evening the first we believe Of the
season.
gentleman who IA stopping here, after
a short drumming tour, rcports,tha though
nobody has been killed in Coryell for a
wreck, there is stIll room for immigrants,
Mr.. Program, from Callahan county is In
The city. On being interviewed In regard to
crops he kindly stated that they mostly
"raized hair
The mast is very dnc in the upper part OF
o,Ir ward aud and the 'pOssums are fattenine
wonderfully, but hogs are prohibited from
doing likewise, by city ordinance, and then
general appearce proves that they are law
abiding porkers, An average rnzor-haei
shows eighteen inches Of snout, three feet o
tail, aud rihs enough for sea serpent; hi
| can uut-rn quarter horse, but can't IL
run into candle grease; he eau out-squeal
hand organ, but can't be ground int
sausage meat, hut lie is the easiest managed
beast In the world, II Won only let him hay
his own way:
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
GENERAL REVIEW.


EXAMINER orrtcr. FRtpAY. !
Nov. 20. 1875.
co,,o h.s ,oo,,..s - n, t,,..oa
cotton mas uecl,heu again IN i'Ve'Poo
ana New YORK waco has received con
siderably less cotton than the week prcyi
ous owing IN had wea,ber and heav,
,.
roaus'
Hides maintain their previous prices.
No. Q Winter Wheat IA ouotcd ot 81 a
Il, q, Ia,,,.
w. ~ ~, Lou, ., ,,
riour re"aihs unchanged,
Bacon, clear sides hre 1854 nj Galveston,
,,.,.,
Neg''aoies ana iruit arc "ounuah'
The general trade Of the week both whole
snle and retail. has been rood, especially in
,.,.. a',,,. ,,o,,,.ions a,,d 1,v
, n"na. p'o'"'' p'''"' ' IVY
Weather clear wind north.
cro,,yhoo, rod q, n, w,i,. q, m
or Ssa,n" Garn, ct rcu 81 No. wn"e u ~
od Hides"f,reenl bI|c. FIN, 'i5,<c. n,~
o.h.aS M 'oe"' 'Is'' rum law W
'u ro,ton" row ordiporr IN ora,rorv
q, Good 1rd,nor,, al ~ ow NIX
diipp Inc Middiing I6s<c
" Gtny ,ys, Inw 3rdinarv $40
Ordinary ioc Good orainarx nc
I.T,u MiIllln.. ht.llIi,,,, IN
~ s% Tnr,s 20 or5inar, a. 20
,,narr ~ canJ o,,i,,ar,y 4"
W;ani,,n - low uoo" ,aSi,nn s,ao,i, Ho"
VIII n, 20 n ~ III .a,, On,
Do So,rns,ay ~ ~ q, Ionit - ~, y"
~. SalNes.oli' "i'' n'' LOUIS o-c'
p'oaS,, y, c''. r,,,,,,,., sona A.,
pn nn -, ~ pr W. f''vy ="
o. o." rer p"''' Gov" !" Fo''"' "c"''
~ Gu, ,, ,o. ,,,, ,-,,.
uo ro'a ,cpss S,, 10y. D ,a nia''
sas m ~ a. Snaa,; ' hro,yu ,'I II 70 ,i i9ine
W. III, ~ y, NV, IVY. 1uEn,, ", go
WILL aac 20 'fci n n9'mse'at g. Snii,
PEI ssek, No, prieu npp's5, hc; per
o. n,',,a,. ~, % IT, a. IN, i, ~
~. ~, -''' '"'"'"'7' f'''"VsFf'"
Pr r pn'. p,,,, ..,o,,a r.,,., co.
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Bank discount, ~ per ceuI.
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I AND FOR SALE.
EAGLE SPRINGS.
(NFFCE OF
OFFICE OF
$. ROOSEVELT & CO.,
Cotton Factors and General
Commission Merchants.
|. q. Box 1850.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 10, 1876.

NEW DIRK, SEPT. 10, 1919.
DEAR SIR-In connection with our
hardware business, which will be con-
Quoted as heretofore, we have organ
lied u cotton factorage and general
commission department, and beg leave
to tender our services in that capacity
to shippers OF produce 10 this market.
In doing so we can assure our friends
that our organization is complete, and
our facilities for handling cotton,
wool. hides, Nc,., &c, equal to any
house in the trade. We are fully pre-.
pared TO make M liberal advances IN
cash, as n due regard to safety will JUS
tity, and to make faithful and prompt
returns for all property committed to
our care. Intending, Us we positively
do, to transact q legitimate commission
business, and, under no circumstances,
to either buy or sell bale of cotton
| for our own account, enables us TO as
sure our friends that our best exertions
will he directed towards insuring full
market rates for all consignments
made us.
Mr.. W. ID. Scogin, so well known to
our friends IN Texas, La, AM Ark,
will continue with us rs heretofore, and
VIII speud the greater portion of his
time in those States and solicit con-
| signments. We have also secured the
services Of Mr.. David Ruskin, whose
long experience in handling cotton,
sc, III this market has familiarized
him with all details of the business. He
will give his entire attention to the sale
of all shipments sent TO us, and will be
pleased to hear from his old friends and
correspondents in his new connection
Ne will endeavor to keep our Gus
toners posted on the condition of the
market, aud furnish them with any in
formation in our power as may be Il
/ their interest,
Respectfully soliciting a share Of
your business and trial shipment n
an early day, we remain,
Years, most truly,
sept"1dSwif $. ROOSEVELT 90,
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FEMALE SUICIDING.-Th lovers
IL leap, the midnight plunge, the bloody
dagger, the terrible pistol, the poison
venom, are all brought into fequisitior
TO shorten female lifel Poor, irall wo-
man. how sad the life ana ueaih OF
many. Yet, there is another mode OF
self-destruction, more frequent than
ali Others confined. The mother ana
daughter are both guilty, aud the Ia
ther and husband has been known 10
smile an assent. Thousands OF alice
tionate wives and lovely daughters are
hurrying themselves TO an unllmely
grave. The mother Is perhaps suffering
with some chronic female complaint,
and almost concludes she cannot De
cured. The daughter has commenced
grunting, she is becoming feeble, pale,
lifeless, nervous, melancholy, dull with
headache, constipation, loss OF appetite,
cold feet and hands, swimming OF the
head, palpitatlon, pain in the back IN
fact, she is troubled with irTegularlty
and all its consequences, every month,
These are the female troubles of the
| land, but there is a remedy for all these
| female complaints, whether afllicnng
| old or Young, married or single. IL is
! KNOWN rs DR.. nroml COLES English Fee
male [,itters, aud IL sold by all drls
stores, at low price. send Hstamp 10
| Drumgoolr & TO, Louisville, KY, for 4
copy ~ "wmnn's Medical adviser,
and thereby adj TO aus render You
own person more valuable anu hltrhcl
I'VE. j. NJ. RIyElRE, Agent, waco MO
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WACO, TEXAS, Nov. ~, ls75.
10 The Hon, y. W Battle, Judge Criminal
tuUis
~. The undersigned members Of the
Graui Jury, respectfully report TO your
Honor that we have examined the county
officers bonds, and find no fault. We have
also examined the county jail, aud find II
well kept, but would suggest that there
should Ice mattresses furnished, as also
blankets The winter Is here, and the jail
floor is iron.
We have attended TO all other matters III
our Hue of duty, that has come before us ia
the best Of our ability, and now ask youl
iluuur TO dscharge us from further duty.
II A McGhcc Foreman, CharleH Peterson
Columbus Alexander, W r Holcomb, Joe
Rose, A 4 Hogan, T j Renfro, John Mon
roe, a j Buchanon, Elijah Padgiit, JANE,
Warner, John Jones, " s Riggs, JOIN
'assnday, Anderson Fowler, . shelton