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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
SIT. LIo u IB
UNION STOCK YARDS,
Bremen A,eNe, kcnuett ST, and The Mississippi River
81 LOUIS, MO.

These Yards, hrst-clnSs IN every particular,
nre now open Tor the lardlng Feeding and
Handling of all kinis Of Live stock,
In connection with the laris the Compl'
ny have erected ilrst-clasS Exchange
Building, with Restaurant, sleeping Rooms.
Barber SHOP, &r., for the accommodation Of
stool, Mon. Tho charges ~ the Company
viii be reasonable aud lust, ConSign direct
to the st. Louis Union Stock Yards.
Officers. loln Whittllipr, President; u. s.
Irons, Vice. President; W. II. Jameson, SIT
per nteudout; W. A. Ramsay, Secretary and
Treasurer. Hu21-wBm
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The $4,000 Treasury Robbery.
DON DISPATCHES
Auo,,,or commercial Failure. y

Another Commercial Failure !
SPRINGFIELD, August THE firm
OF Tape, Wibbing Il Co. have failed,
with thirty thousand liabilities.
Monster Camp Meeting.
BEACH, Mo-, August There are
about fifteen thousand persons In atten-
dance at the National Methodist Camp
Meeting.
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FOREIGN.

-, American Wins the stuttgart Cup
The O,ConneII Centenary-T"e"'y
Thousand Operatives Idle In Ing
,,,d-Tbe Turkish Insurgents sue
cessfuI at Trcbique.
BERLIN, August I'm an interan-
tionol shooting match, at Stuttgart TO-
day. Frederick Kramer, OF Baltimore
won the silver goblet.
LONDON, August There was a
large and spirited celebration OF the
O,Connell centenary, in Bradford anu
Glasgow.
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GRAND REoPENING.

Mrs. and Mr.. Putt desire to inform the
public that they have retaken possession of
the Do Has City Garden, nnf win reopen the
same this Saturday, evening August 7th,
and will keep the same open every night.
Music al entertainments will be given every
Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday evenings.
Hot and cold baths % cents each. No dlsor-
Nv persons will be admitted. aug7dlm
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Terrible Explosion.

FRNNKFoRp, Pa, August An ex-
plosion this morning at the Arsenal
killed one hoy and injured twenty
others; some fatally.
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MoNrI, Utah, August 7.--JOseph A..
Young, eldest son of Brigham, died
very suddenly last night, it is supposed
of heart disease.
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NEW YORK, August 7.-Cardlnal
McClosliy, accompanied 10y his Secre-
tary, sailed to-day for Havre, on his
way to Rome, where he will receive
the hat and ring OF the Cardinalute.
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HANDY A" ANDY"

The election of Andy Johnson TO the
United States senate from Tennessee,
over General John g. Brown, does not
reflect any particular credit upon the
legislature of that state. Johnson IL n
dyed In the wool dem0gague, of low
extraction, who has never been aDle To
eliminate, even by his great talents,
from his character the vlndictive
ferocity which was seen In his record
rs military governor of Tennessee, and
IN his suspicious responsibility in the
matter of the hanging of Mrs. Surratt,
whose blood has been laid at his door
by good deal Of circumstantial evil
dence, There can be no question of
his personal honesty and great talents.
His administration rs president was II
milerable failure, and hea mere puppet
In the hands of more udrolt wire
pullers. With the opportunity of doing
much for the country, he did little or
nothing, but to hand it over to Grant,
torn and distracted by sorrow and OPP
preston. Andy will be thorn in the
side of Grant however, and we may
look for bitter warfare between the
eX-tailor and the eX-tanner, whose
pertinacous fortunes, have thrust them
into high places. They entertain n
mutual disrepect for one another aud
neither will spare the other.
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nAHr aALyrsros A rHrE roar,

The Galveston News hap an article
IN which the way ID pointed out very
forcibly aud clearly by which that city
may rid itself Of The incubus upon It's
trade resulting from the onerops tax
upon lis commerce now In force ~
reason of ils wharf monopoly, This
Is u matter Of vital importance u the
business prosperity Of the whole state,
aud any change looking to the getting
rid OF the present embarrassmenla TO
trade will be practicable aud desirable
The News suggests board OF wharf
commissioners Of five members, two
10 DO appointed by tho governor TO
represent the Interior Of the state, one
elected by the mayor aud council, one
by merchants who pay not less than u
sum agreed upon IN wharf dues, and
one by tho vote Of the resident ship
brokers aud agents, each for not less
than u given number Of vessels or Of
tom, 10 represent the coastand foreign
tonnage trading NJ that point The
commissioners TO hold for term Of
years or during good behavior. The
board 10 control, M public trustees, nll
wharves, docks and piers, II Will mp
point u superintendent, engineer see-
rotary aud treasurer "a bonded olllcer)'
The present wharycs 10 be purchased,
II possible, or condemned, ut II fair mp
pmiscmenL The acts of the commits
sion 10 he subject 10 examination nj
ways by city council, Legislature or
gubernatoral committee, These are
the main points Of the proposition.
There ARE other details, Of course, of
organization. The plan h feasible,
Just and commends Itself TO the l,glsla-
ture for action.
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THE Waco Examiner Is catching II
from the Galveston News for copying
its kilograms without credit. Consid'
cred NJ u matter Of professional ethics,
II strict construction Of the code of jour
nallsm would decide that the News Is
right and the Examiner wrong, No
paper has the moral right TO copy any
thing from another, original or tele'
graphic, without credltlng It, and to do
No, IL ~ custom more honorcd In the
breach than the Observance" II does
not comport with the dignity ofthe
press, and IL species of sharp practice
greatly to DO deprecated
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OUR STATE CApIroL BUILDING.

The appropriation of five thousand
dollars for improving the state capitol
is meager. A state like this should
have public buildings commensurate
with her wealth and size, and in keep
ing with her dignity. The capitol at
Austin is not as handsome or as SUBJ
stantial IS our county court house
Thanks to the tas of Mr.. Voigh', the
intelligent and cultured gentleman in
charge, something has been done with
limited means in identifying the bull.
ding and grounds. But something more
remains to be done. The state library
should receive annually large appro-
priatlon. First class artists should he
employed to paint series of historical
pictures which will hand down on can
vas, as they are now embalmed in his
tory, the heroism and virtue of the
great spirits who helped to make Texas
what she is. Portraits OF the presidents
of therepublic, judges ofthe supreme
court, soldiers, statesmen and patriots,
should adorn the walls to stimulated the
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THE PROFESSIONAL JUnoR.

You can see him loallng about the
court house almost every day, always
shabby and generally dirty. lie has
no visible means of support, and IL
about ~ thriltless, blbul0us and iawn-
lngaspeclmen of American sovereignty
as 1t Is possible 10 find. Once this fell
low gets taste Of jury fees, he haunls
the court house and IL always conven'
iently on hand to maker up the requisite
number. MORALLY lazy, the p. j.
leaves his family often to scuille for
themselves, while he Is content to live
ON such scraps Of an income M few
precarious jury fees give him. Instead
of making an honest effort to work ut
some one thing regularly, he floats and
drifts about official places like an ltal-
ian beggar around n church door,
Such men are nuisance to the law
officers, the bar and the community.
Often the sheriff has no recourse but
to put them on, because they are always
ready for II job and never dodge. They
bother the sheriff, they devil the depu-
ties, they annoy the amiable district
attorney and are an eye-sore to the bar
and bench generally.
The presence of one of them on n
jury dsgusts honest farmers and hard
working men of every kind, and the
association of these Jeremy Dlddlers
with respectable men who are doing
jury duty in good faith, is exceedingly Of
fensive to them and first class nuis-
ance generally. The law gives man
trial by n jury of his peers. What
must the prisoner be if one of those
fellows is his peer? There is but one
way to abate this growing evil and it
is for the legislat ure to so amend the
law as to prohibit man from sitting
on n jury more than once year. This
is the law in another state and it works
like charm.
The citizen taken from his office, his
farm or his work bench to do jury duty
and who leaves his work to serve the
state, not for the fees, but because it is
his duty rs citizen, and who dis
charges it conscientiously to the best
of his ability, is n man to be honored
and respected. The professional juror
is maggot in a cheese, and is entitled
to nothing but contempt, inasmuch as
he makes business OF u duty, and
thrives by his available convenience.
The course of justice is hampered by
these creatures. They are of no adj
vantage to the state or the prisoner,
the plaintiff or the defendant. They
degrade the position of a juror, which
is one of honor and responsibility, and
not to be entered into lightly, but So
berly and discreetly.
The bench and the bar, as well rs the
officials and people, would gladly hail
with satisfaction any action which
would relieve them of the abuse of this
privilege of citizenship. p. j., though
is such plausible, handy ass that very
often, may be he is put OH to get rid of
him and stop his importuning looks
and mental propinquity. Some of these
days, however, the judge, the sheriff,
the bar and the people will smite him
so that he will arise and flee as bird
and become something else.
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ANOTHER GRANT RUG UNDER THE
CHIP.

The republicans in congress are de-
termined to hold up Grants hands.
In their last caucus they favored vot-
ing appropriations for the army for
two years ahead. This was done, Of
course, to prevent the next congress
from cutting down the army appropri-
alton bill and thus checking Grant.
With the army provided for for two
years, Grant and his friends thought if
they could manage this new departure
in the mode of appropriation, they
could put themselves beyond the reach
of congress and the country, and the
outrage business be prosecuted with
renewed vigor There never was n
holder or more daring effort to prepare
the way for further usurpation. The
president in his obstinate fury and
sordid ambition will listen to nothing.
Step by step, regardless of the ex-
pressed wishes of the people, he con-
tinues the work oftrying to strengthen
himself for future treason to the re-
public, for there is no telling where he
will stop. This man must be checked.
A convention of the states is rapidly
becoming a matter of imperative ne
cessity, to lay down the law to his
highness. Many of the state legis-
latures have already passed resolutions
Condemning his conduct as inimical to
civil liberty, and ere long, in self-de-
Tense, they may have to take such
steps as will secure such action as will
at once aud forever put stop to mill
tary usurpation in America.
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IIenll.InI AlImnInlI0n.

Dinnsibe sumulWls, provided lhey be
absolutely pure, are among Inc most useful
medicinal agents employed by physicians,
When tbs tone Of the syst ~ u loWprrl by
the depressing influences ~ disease, 90 There
Is an inherent want al yi4or IN the eonsllln'
ton, they serve % r0unlerarl weakening
tendencies, aud cheer the mlnl Of The des'
pondng Invalid Hat then, ~ IN the case of
lioslellers lilllers, they possess lnnie ana NJ
leraiiye properties their eliirlsn mo Rendered
permanent ana they accomplish q lrebly
beneficial result, The hlitem not only TO-
lleye nervous debility aud mental depres'
sion by lher healthfully stimuaIiye action,
hut nluse abiding yig0r into the depleted
system, and reelify those internal dlslurban'
COS which are the real causes of weakness,
The purity aud the wholeR0moness ~ tho NJ
eoholle basis 0f the bitlers greatly Increases
the efficacy Of their botanic ingredients, u
fact which tho completeness Of their onra-
tive effects sufficiently demonstrates,
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A LADY in Paris attended the last
bal masque out of mere curiosity.
She wore pretty pink domino
which made her particularly con
spicuous. She, supped, and when
she had left the ball she found she
had drank too much champagne. A
policeman put his hand on her
shoulder, and she sank down bor-
rified atdhe idea of being taken off
to the station house. When they
picked her up she was dead she
had died from fright. SO the body
was taken off to the morgue clad in
all its carnival finery, and there it
was recognized the next day by the
husband
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living and honor the dead, The hlslo'
~ Of 'rpxas is fall Of historic scenes,
and ls pages bright with the names
NJ the spartan baud of patriots who
made themselves illuslrious, Let "the
stoFied Urn and animated bust, as well
rs the palnle"s brush, perpeluale their
deeds, There let everything be gath
erred nnd kept which may serve 10 keep
alive proud history aud q famous
past.
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that the president in his message
excused aud justified that get 10
stead of disayowlng his responsible
ity, He made no charge against
tic president, lie had no fear Of
u dictatorship We were pursuing q
limo OF policy that would result in
transferring all tho authority Of tho
state 10 tho general government,
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A SPECIAL 10 the Galveston News,
from Austin, says that two prominent
citizens Of san Antonio, one Of them
General John II, Baylor, have purchas'
cd the Journal Office, intending 10
move II over aud Issue neH paper
NJ san Antonio.
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Hon, A, II, WILLIE has strong hopes
of getting the four hundred thousand
dollars estimated by Major Howell,
United States army, as necessary to do
the work on the harbor of Galveston
required 10 make II what II should be,
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RAILROADS.
CTTANotm OH TIME
roIARE EFFECT
FRIDAY, JUNE s. 1871.
THE GALVESTON.
Houston and Henderson
RAILROAD.
rUx.- " a..
Three Daily Passenger Train,

Leave Galveston AT O,lO "A m mud
Houston ut $50 n IN, WV "INeM
Leave Galveston NJ 300 n m ond o..,.
Houston NJ 800 u IN, "'" "tiVoN
Leave Galveston At $3.50 p IN and arr,vo. ..
Houston NJ $3.50 p m. ' "FNeM
Leave Houston NJ 6.l5 n m and ar,,,,.
Galveston NJ 300 n m wa" "fVcM
Leave Houston 1000 "A m ana a,,,va.,o-,
weston AT 2;30 p m. '''''o WAL
Leave Houston at $50 u m md os.t..
Galveston AT 1880 p IN. "'NoN
On Sundaya, passenger train leayea (,alvo.
Ton ~ lQ,OO m, Leaves Houston al 9nen'a
Inc OilO u IN train from Galveston conhrsa ~
nt Harrisburg with the Galveston. Warr,s.
burg ana IAN Antonio railway, Conna,sS y,
Houston with the Houston and TeXas Cs w
trail railroad N""' WIS
The $500 y IN express from Galveston oor.
meets with tho Houston aud Texas Cen, va,
railway, No""~
The 900 p IN express from Galveston nm
meets with tho international nnd csau,
Northern railroad az Houston nj a nm Wv"
The lO:GO u IN train from Houston arrives,
Galveston nj $50 p IN, Connects with iTo
Morgan steamers. "'" WV
Ticket Offices, 100 fremont street. C,o,vss.
ton, and NJ the depots 'N'0S'
Communication tickets 10 locnl no,,,, nm.
thousand and Ave hundred mile tickets. can
bcpurchased NJ the ticket Offices OF this com,
pany or nom Galveston ticket office,
q. ". NICHOLS, Superintendent.
II. H. ANDREWS, General Ticket Agent,
llOatf
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THR communication Of j, u, -, on
the subject Of the uaury law and freight
charges on railroads, was crowded out
Of our yesterdays issue by the extreme
length Of the district court docket
Tho communication appears this morn
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DALLAS, TEXAS,
THURSDAY MORNING.. JANpinf ~

TnE smallpox has abated In liren'
ham, and the patIelta are doing wen,
Al one time there was good deal Of
alarm,
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MEDICAL
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Ar the great Fanuei hall indig-
.,ation meeting, in Boston, John
Quincy Adams began By plainly
stating the act which they had met
to denounce, and went on to say
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A MAJORITY Of the house commit
tee have agreed TO report back favora'
bly, the senate resolution calling u
state constitutional convention,
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