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, 1875-09-07

SENATOR oGLE5BY AND THE gHEENgAcK.
sehasof ontEsn1 says hs will not 10 back on the
sfteabacF. Who wants tho pooE man to do ANYTHING
o. tns sost7 Tho currency question Il whether Tho
eTeeuoacka shh1l be made better or poorer Making
tae sreenhack boetet II not going back on i-Cnetn
matt Commercial
We have faith In Senator OoLEsnr, He ia
opposed to going back On anybody or thing,
but the newspaper reporters misunderstood
him, or ho misunderstood tho condition Of
the greenback. The blood-stainod, patriotic
greenback which fought tho War is Just now
pretty badly. below par. Tho people who
hold them Gnd they are not dol1ars in fact
thoy are dollars in nano only. They are
selling at the stroot-oorners aud tho broker,
shops for 81 cents on the dollar. Somebody
has gone back on tho greonback, tile green
back dyed with the best crimson blood Of the
oountryt Tho greenhack wants somebody
wants Ill its friends-to stand by It, 1t wants
to know TINT It's redeemer livsth. It wants
Senator OoLEsDr and all Its other friends to
mike it as good as real money to relieve it
from the character Of deprecated scrip, 80
that the man who at tho close Of long
weeks labor, when he receives ten green.
baeka, will receive $40, and not be obliged TO
take for his six days of hnrd 1abor SO. 10 in
real money. Is Senator OaIEsDY friend Of
tho greenback, or Is 10 one of those who are
!abosing to degrade it, to reduce It's value, to
increase Its fraud, and to cheapen tho Grim
son gora with which it is tinted ? It is true,
no declares he is opposed to my more intla-
ton. But Is ha In favor Of making those a.
ready out what they profess to ba Ia lie
going buck On tho greenback by opposing
my tncreaso In Its goodness aud value, or by |
laboring to reduce its valuo7 Or is he going |
to atand BY 1t, aud, bravely defending il
against all its enemies, bring 1t out Of It's
depreciation and placo It at par2
, 1875-09-07

Grecnbncks at Tho New York Gold Ex-
change yesterday opened at ST. fell to s74,
rose to SIS, mud aftcrward recoded to 81, at
which price they closed. Tho causo of this
depreciation was attributed TO q report that
Tue 'o'eFnment would transfer 81, 900, 900 OF
coined money from tho East to Sau francisco
shortly
, 1875-09-07

mn'o before the alleged revelation OF 1efa,.
cation, that MlLLa was drivon 10 oxtron,itiea
md fAirly obliged, in ortlcr to vindcate lin
SELL to 'nnke public tho charges nlrctnc
NALHTos'a integrity which havo recently lccn
published in tho telegraphic columns 1lut
AZ A. sHAaoK Inn takon mp tho cn.lgel4 for
NALsToN, M1LLa IL not yet ostt Of tha n:oo1,
, 1875-09-07

We arc glad to see. from Seutor OaLEsnr,s
speech Mt Cincinnati, that ho is opposed TO
further imitation. So far, so good. His next
speech may show still furthor advance in
wisdom
, 1875-09-07

at $725@7.s0. Cattle wcre In fair demand
and ruled firm. Sheep were qniet aud un-
changed. Ono hundred dollars in gold wonld
buy elil.775 in greenbacks Mt tho close.
, 1875-09-07

Mos1cKEh:9 THEATnE-AEadfson rtreet. between
" E1oci Ar,leu,t 1''
, 1875-09-07

Hno1Ef's TUEATilE-Ranlo1rh street. betrcrn
Ainstses. ~ @"s ~"u4otA'A
, 1875-09-07

! :,, fSA"t "Aie"
oror 49, h,.;.a:. 1eln'" ~ ., p"lef' III 'ooa'he
so-.. a,a.A,. - ,"o eo',n''y' SINKS into
...>:... eA o'1l'o...'' ano can see
49, ,s 49,, "a'''A ~ e'.eS t''o 'a'i"res OF
~ na,,;,'s ; @ a.. ., ., 's'.H ~ tne s''s't ta''re
.... cs. ''o Jun ~ "''ornta' DUN
/ go '"A"AAS G IL ~ D. " eHA~ q Co., and
T~s = ~. oAa41A ~, OF "ew 1ork'
nn..,>". NV A"1, - I, VI nos:on' ana largo
..a...s ~, w '.',''' ~, SUSPENSIONS "no assign
.ss.s's.. .' .sAst NV lA's 'aa' 20 many OF tic
."-..:S "se NV sol le'"5 70 resume
- ' "' 'oo'S 'Aa' ID manufactures
- 'Av',o -, aoA'osa nis NOT yer been
' ~ ."at =, =. =. aoes no, even sec any hope IN
Nv INV 'NAs "o @Eo ''1ess 10 h"vo splendid
-: "%' ~o'1, o"N' "na 1'oe6 Seaf'
t. ,,s a,.;ap,' "l,ps"a u.,'o ~, ~ H..
n,;.." :. 1sDoA = ~ ~ o'"o w 'ne 1'Fp"oEpan
T. @ n,oant h. ,,.a.,'a,. ~ "ss'f repenas upon ~hnt
,n;t t,,.t ~ i ot3 WV "'n ""-
49, ,,.as " 49, o ~ ''a'e I'LL "ounoant crop
!, s,,sa.,', =. o"u'u' .,' efoP ~ a'!''zeu as
a., ~ :. va 'nsseS.se WEALTH. increase
,.,s.s ~. ol ..'''1''.e.a'ins' anu pro-
nnt ,,,,a. I ss,.e' ,@'sa "e4ulo u 'no community
o,,r,,,,n. ass ~ Ir'''5 lae"A II luis
initiating credits, md running up prices for
speculative purposes; if people are going to
discount tho future !; it goods, lots, houses,
mud all articles of tralo ansl barter nro to bo
suddenly rushed to top prices it this crop in
to produce the wild and reckless system Of
gambling in credits which prevailed before
tho panic, then tho result will truly be O most
deplorable one. If the people arc not going
to learn the lesson Of tho panic, but are
going to rush again, as they did
before, into speculation and gambling with
, 1875-09-07

ACADEMY OF 3tCstC-1l,!stcd etrctt, between
ME.isHi' thu Morrne. Engagement Of Milton Eobtes
?" Dehemlana and Deectives,"
, 1875-09-07

TO.OAf'S ADJUSTMENTS.

W0eh'a MCSEtM-Monroo atreet between Dtar.
born and STATE Afternoon. lilY%s Ut Women ami
- . Poor Isllicodd1." :" AoHnd lhs World In Eighty
Day."
, 1875-09-07

Homo ratflnr htaet1ing nnl uuexeecto1 nax,
cotnoh from 1}airouth and tho rnhaarss1s o. =,
LING OF tho Stb!uug." namely that Her Ma.
MANN tho tenor, has had qaasrel with WA.
SEh thloWn ur tits parts IN tAo "Ntbolu1,zcn
and returned from DAfrcutll to Berlin, Tin
caaao OF tho trouble does not appear very c,c,,.
If. tho atatsinont being mado thai NiEmasy Inn
t"ken oIcuao bacanso Of \ preference lein,
shown to tile vlolinst, W11nz1.s,J, In \ dir ,urn
sent to Tho alosare. aArrI, OF tho Covent Q,rdcn
Promonado Concerts. with whom, Wtrurrx, va,
undor contract. The dispatch roads ss fo.'ov.,
"l'lcaso to crcuae sfr. WrlnELM,. His pr senr,
nt Tho rehcarsals hero was quito iuiIspo,sab,s
10 tho success OF tho enterprise" TIL can
30 very readily unlcfAtood. The a,tcrcs.
OF tho Sioolungcn Ring" hsnga upoo
tue orchestra moro than upon liz
Voices, since tho orchestra really hal III.
harmonic offccta ns we'll a. tho melodies, md I.
fills Tic place Of tho clorus. for, with t!o or.
ccptlon OF feH bits Of tnnis chorus, I'm /,
no choral work In eithor OF tho operas, W,..
HEINZ ia undoubtedly Tho t1nast ytolintst j IT,.
world; at loast thero Is no one tut JOACHIM w,o
who eau succcssfullv contest superiority viii
him. Th6 fact that WrEl1ELM1 ieads th, f;rst
ssoLnA completes tho chain OF fncss tba. 1a,.
rantod WAGNER Ia aenling auch dispa,ch fl,
tho leader Of tho frat violtns in apy or,l,oslr,
may mako or mar tho Bnccoaa OF Any perfu,m.
auce according as lie Ia sk!Llful PLAYER er ,ot
II NiENAnH therefore, has taken umbt,1o q.
tlila dispatch, he has shown Linrelf to bo il,i,,
Hk'nnod aud very silly individual. Ws ho,o
howesor that tho report Ia uutruo, since II vii
be worry difficult to III NrEMAsss place. N ho /,
the aneet dramatic tenor III Europe,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-29
EsrRAx 1NoTIUE.oC

TAME INTO NV. ENCLOSURE. -Ap THF
" Tue Rsaehssis rfiles~ast ~ winnennuc-
ca. about the lst Of Nav, 1874. Three FILLIES.
two of them Two-year Olds and the other
Three Years Old The Fwo-year Olds are
Bays with black names and tails, and are
branded ,'iK.4C.ns~ on. right shoulder. sThe
Threes wear Dld ID an Iron cray branded sAsy "
ron right shoulder. The owner is requested
70 pro I'VE property, pay charges, and take then,
away. sA9SDfvt&I'ttts* y. SLOAN.
y sloan's Ranch. April 27. ls75.-@ap2s I'm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-16
rExA. NEWS AND OPINIONS.

We are now told than the San
Antonio Herald really meant it,
when it said Western Texas had a
delegate in the Convention Of di.
minutive intellect. We are not pre-
pared to think so hardly of West
ern Texas, aud insist that the Her
aid is wrong, upon general primer
pies.
When the San Antonio Herald
hiss an item oil news on the outside
of his paper, he tells the people
to beware. News from that source,
1t seems, is an dangerous as it is
unusual.
Judge EastoD, OF Paris, thinks
the restraining ordinance n stretch
of authority. His brief article in
the daily North Texan is a pointed
one.
Eleven little newsboys all in a
row, were caught gambling IN Gal,
weston recently, by News repor-
ter and were "blowed" upon, The
Telegraph has the News by the ear
in this matter, and charity would
dictate that the remainder of US
stick well to the "hands of" policy.
We intend to "let up" on Bro.
Cone, OF the Telegraph. until we
ser how he comes out with Bro.
Westcott, OF the Age. Things
promise well for a lively time in
the local journalism OF the Bayou
city, and we, with hat off, stand
ready to scoop up the good things
as they fall from the pencil points
of the Houston athletes. "Turbid,"
q, lord!
The Sherman Register thinks the
presence of prominent Railroad men
in Austin significant of their anxi-
ETY. as to the action OF the Conven.
tion. We only regard them as the
vultures which have gathered round
the decaying CARCASS Of the dead
idea of money subsidies. Let 'em
put 1t away rs decently as may be,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-16

and let us allow them to do 1t in
peace.
Tho Austin correspondent Of the
Sherman Register is a fearless,
trnth-tellinR writer. and shows up
the Statesman's "trick" beautifully,
while he roundly berates deleg ATE
johnson Of Collin for his 'little
joke"
The Dallas Herald doubts the
propriety OF taking the probate
business out Of the hands of the
District Judges.
The Jefferson Jimplecute no.
wiihs, anding its name, is one of the
best papers in Texss, and Is rapidly
extending both it's circulation and
influence.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-16

OAKLAND GRANGE, GRIMES Co.,
IT, n.tAh.. q Ia-r

TEXAS, October 6, 1875.
WHEREAs, The Great Master above saw fit
In His wisdom, 10 remove from our midst
our much esteemed brother, w. +. Rey-
nolds, WORTHY Lecturer Of Oakland
Grange, on the ith Of September, 1873,
and We, his surviving brothers and sisters,
feeling deeply our loss, and desiring 10
give expression to our feelings, offer the
following resolutions Of respect,
RESOLVED, That In the death Of Brother Rey-
nolds, we mourn and lament the departure
OF one whose POSITION In the church, In so
ciety, and especially In the Grange, II has
been truly said, win be hard TO mn. As a
member and officer OF the Grange he was al
ways az MS post, and discharged his duties
with ability, without fear OF favor, and he
was noted for his fidelity, uncompromising
integrity and answering tenacity to princi
Ile.
Rssoiped That while we lament the death
OF Bro Reynolds, we will strive to initiate
his virtues, his zeal for the good Of the Or.
der, his punctuality in the discharge Of duty
and persistence In the right, unawed by In
fuence, and unswaeyd by gain; all OF which
were prominent characteristics with hinl,
and placed him In the front rank wherever
he was known.
Rssolrod, Thai we deeply sympAthize with
Sister Reynolds, and children In this their
greatest bereavement and commend them u
to the care and protection or Him who is q
father TO the fatherless and husband to
the widow.
R,solped, That copy Of these resolutions
be furnished Sister Reynolds, and that the
same be published IN the Examiner and
Patron, with request that the New Or
leans Christian Advocate shall copy II.
II. j. Goocb, ". ".
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-16

The crime of drunkenness is al
ways, and under any and all circum-
stances, a very grave one, but in a
man, one holding and discharging
high trusts for the people, it is sim
ply objectionable. The time is
coming, and We rejoice that it is
near at hand, when the people will
utterly refuse to nominate or vote
for a man to fill an important place
in Legislatures or government, who
ID addicted to this unmanly vice.
But for this miserable habit, we are
reliably informed, the late miserable
Jest of johnson and Russell would
never have been trumpeted abroad
over the land, as bona tide case of
bargain and sale, to the disgrace of
the Constitutional Convention. The
task of defending the mistakes of
an inebriate, or fighting him out of
their effects, is very bitter one to
Journalist, of average decency, and
thankless beyond all expression.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-16

There are several kinds of noto-
riety; some may be desirable, and
others may be decidedly the reverse.
Now, that notoriety which the
Statesman is so rapidly achieving,
is certainly the exact reverse of de-
sirable. We can only regret that a
paper situated as the Statesman is,
with field Of usefulness at its feet,
which, if cultivated, would be pro
ductive Of great good to the State,
yet that paper is content to frittel
away its great opportunities in ,
childish, foolish way, such as its in
sane publication of the "Holy Ali
ance" hoax. We trust the day o,
its return to reason and common
sense Is not to be deferred mucl
longer a
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-16
Correspondence.
DECATUR, TEXAS, /
Oct. 9, 1875. (

wv " ioto.
I'd. Examiner:
After a long delay l have the
pleasure of forwarding you list of
subscribers.
We are badly situated for taking
papers. We are living from Is to
20 miles from any postoffice; then
our neighbo.hood is but in its in.
fancy (all new comers), but we have
made fine crops this year, and as
soon as our crops are gathered and
cold we will have some money.
Our Grange is progressing slowly,
but we are sticking close to the
principles, and have hopes of an in
crease.
Your paper Is welcome visitor.
10 on brother with the good work.
Yours truly,
M. +. PRUErr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-16

The Houston Age, after brief
suspension, is again revived, and we
are glad to know has sufficient cap
ital at command to insure the per-
manency of the enterprise. Col.
Westcott in a dashing salutatory
gives his platform, and with the
hasty glance we have given the pa
per, we hazard the prediction that
he will make ,odrm paper. Its
Democracy we are glad to see, is ia
be of the Jefferson-J Jackson variety.
We welcome Col. w. to the craft,
and trust the laurels of Journalistic
triumph may gather thickly on hi'
brow, and the evidence of jurnalis
tic success continually tinkle in hi
till. We exchange with grea
pleasure.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-16
7. ID. Taylor, Secretary.

EsFHEBLIsG PURsUITs.-Nature Intended
that we should use our legs freely, and re
venges herself upon those who constantly
sit AT their daily ayocations indoors by de
priying them Of that robust health which
usually fall TO the snarc of those who labor
ON foot In open air, and frequently inilicts
upon them diseases and premeture inhrmi-
ties which they might have avoided by a
more active life. Persons who become en-
feebled In consequence Of sedsntafy habits
or occupations Cannot do better than 10 re-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-16

The lesson, to the Telegraph, of
the recent senseless hoax of the
Statesman's with regard to what it
terms the "Holy Alliance" is, that
our friend should not be in too much
hurry to condemn parties similarly
situated for "not denying the foun-
dation of such reports" They, il
the truth must be told, made fool
ish Jest, and afterwards, while in
their cups, talked indiscreetly about
it, and for these reasons really didn't
like the idea of returning to the
Foundation" of the thing. There
has already been entirely too much
said about the matter, when we con.
sider "the foundation
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-16

ser to course of Hostetter's stomach
Bitters as means OF recovering lost
strength. Nor should they postpone n re-
live OF physical decay longer than is abso-
lutely necessary, as weakness Is too often
the precursor OF disease. The Bitters are
also Invaluable as q remedy for dyspepsia,
constipation, intermittent fever. urinary and
rheumatic complaints. octf5-lw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-16
Something for Dealers In Land
to Look At.

There Ia now on the market one-tenth
Of 30, 402 acres of land, which is owned
by several parties Jointly, and one-tenth
OF s7S5s, assets In gold, owned Jointly
by the same parties, and secured by
liens on land. The lands are embraced
In the Lavega II League Grant, and lie
adjacent TO, and within ten miles OF
East Waco. The assets are derived from
purchases from the said grant. The
owners having Joined In the prayer TO
the District Court Of Galveston for
decree or partition, the prayer will
doubtless he granted at the APPROACH
Ing November term. The .-,svertiser
and owner of the joint intei ests refer
red to, T. j. FRow, OF Alabama, (now
In Galveston) Offers them for e70O0 In
gold, or IN currency Mt current rates,
one-half in hand and the other half
payable enthe partition is perfected;
reserying, however. the right to with
draw the offer Mt any time.
Regarding the title, the dvertlser re-
fers to Major McLemore, and Messrs.
Ballinger, Jack 4 Mott, Galveston; ts
Messrs. Sleeper, Jones Il Kendall. Gen.
Harrison, Capt. Herring and the Bar
generally, Waco; and TO Gov. Coke,
Major Walton, and Messrs Hancock b
Wert, Austin. olw2tdlt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-16
THE HOUSTON CITY MILLS
They can m Manufactured out
or our Own Material, by
Our Own People!

We have the experience und the results Of
over six years work, in addition TO the
grounds, buildings, machinery, etc, TO start
with.
The superior quality OF our goods suited
to the wants Of our State has been estab.
shed.
The further Investment Of One Hundred
Thousand Dollars will place the Mills In c
better shape than II was before the fire, aud
secure to stockholders q fair interest upon
their money. besides the building up Of an
institution OF direct benefit to this section,
and OF general interest to the State.
The present situation, with the improve
ments, machinery and fixtures, will be
placed at Its present cash valuation for stock
In the new organization.
On the securing a like amount, say sixty
thousand dollars, an organization will be
effected under the general incorporation
laws Of Texas.
shares Of stock.
Shares One Hundred Dollars Each, In fiys
installments, payable first OF October, No
vember, December, January aud February
next, are now offered to our citizens. Sub
scriptions will be taken payable In material
or labor, at Its cash value.
The books are now open at the Sales
Room, 43 Main street, Houston, where any
further information may he had on applica-
tion to JAS. Y. DuMBLE,
sep4d&wtf Agent.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-16
The San Antonio Herald will here

The San Antonio Herald will here
after only give such reports Of the
doings of the Constitutional Con-
vention as interest Western Texas
especially. We have supposed that
these proceedings were vastly inter
esting, and that the people oil over
Texas, whether they approved OF
not, desired to know what the Con
vention is doing. Glad to know
that one section Of the State, Al
least, is so philosophically situated
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-16

8. A. Herald.
News has been received that the
Sheriff of Kinney county has ar
rested Gen. Hatch on the attach
ment issued in the matter of the
escaped prisoners from the military
guard house. already mentioned in
the Herald. No information of the
arrest of General Hatch has been
received at headquarters up to this
afternoon.
Pittsburg Magnet.
We visited our frieed, Mr.. Aaron
Wetherby, who lives in the Eastern
part of Wood County, near the
Camp County line the other day.
He showed us over his well cultiva-
ted farm; he had laid of one acre of
cotton ground lying partly on the
hill side, and partly in the bottom.
From this acre he has already gath
cred l,sO0 pounds. Selecting nm av-
erage stalk, WE counted the bolls al
ready picked, and those yet to be
picked, and found the latter exceed
ing the former; so the cotton has
not been half gathered from this
acre. Besides the cotton, there is a
fair pea crop on this piece OF ground.
who can beat thisF
Dallas Herald
Mr.. Mcintyre, the husband of
Lotta Montford, the actress VINO
committed suicide Tuesday alter
noon, received dispatch yesterday
from MIR. Brady, OF New York, the
father of the unfortunate girl, which
stated that he would at once start
for Dallas, and on his arrival here
would take charge of the remains oi
his daughter. MIR. Brady is well
known hote keeper in New York
city, and Is reported to he q man ol
considerable means.
sherman Register.
Bishop Pierce, the distinguishes
Methodist divine, from Georgia
preached last night at the Methods
church ON South Travis street, to
large and intelligent audience.
Wssour;a,s arc neo,lv all comm
,o Tnxas wbere tbe festive oros.
honnar ia M, tnown Many of thes
neppla are settling m and oroun
Shermon Tbe Indications are ths
Taxas ;s CONG to swallow tLo
, S,.ta
IS ;u,,,;o,ro,, ,,.,
miSe VA, ,,n" ~, y, ,hn roo, r;fhes I"s
ons, eviuent,y ilD ,a iI III IS A,1a,
5 craes anu Pinc ., o,ao ,,' Inn ~, u, N ,as.a
' SAW t"Sse' 'nrous" 'he '''! s''''
. u"s Aus,,n New.
y, M. o.,,;uo ogo,r Of hon,
u .aan,,Iad far 1,rounds NO,
q ,n;s M 80 IT, ros;don,s bod a A;
e soronac @ ' ,ho,, a,ont ,hromab The min
{ ,;n ns ho,,onn;nn on5 ancentir
= o%a,,on,,a . % .ns na,nin ssocnnds and we
LA a.S oh"na;n5 srraaons A. !,
o poS. p,', @ Ln,,. H., bo,aaS ,homselv,
. "a ,ha n' n,ano Of mee,;ng III
l. o,'rs, w VA 80 p ,o;d atT hy tbo so
y sr1u"u' s;e,annn NJ , 80 q, 90, be;r
% ohas, - an d;s,onco ,bot sbon
= oIen liz hn,,eon @ tba nr;ncinals IN
d ,aonons =. u,are so,an,e5 and IN,
'e ,'ona menPo = no;, os Darron1er n;stoI
rs W. WI - E ,a.,ons =, ,ha;r ban,
::l - IL. :,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-16

News has been received that the
Sheriff of Kinney county has ar
rested Gen. Hatch on the attach
ment issued in the matter of the
escaped prisoners from the military
guard house, already mentioned in
the Herald. No information of the
arrest of General Hatch has been
received at headquarters up to this
afternoon.