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slAhaAld ~ color imported from nr.
afin ,pghlilts there shall be levied.
vplleplel aud paid, la addition IA the
NWllts now Imposed la the sehedule nv
Xxx ou,'p Wv Two Thousand five hundred aud
'pnl pl We revised statutes an amount
yllal 70 twenty-five per cent of said
uullVS " levied an the several grade
therein designated. ~" H'"''-
section D, That 10 much of sectlnn
lWo Thousand five hundred and tbr.e
W we revised statutes ~ provides tbni
uhly ninety per centlm OF the several
uullet HNd rates OF duty Imposed ON
Vpl.alll articles therein, enumerated by
spplloll TWO thousand live hundred ana
luul, shHll he levied, collected and
pNlGl DO ana the same II hereby No,
pealed, aud the several dntlcs and
lAleH OF duty prescribed In said section
lWp Thousand live hundred and four
shhll We ana remain ~ hy That spctlon
levied without abatement of ninety
pvr pehlen, w. provided IN section two
Thousand llve hundred aud three
section u That the increase of duties
provided by this net shall not apply TO
MY goods wares or merchandise aetu.
Any on shlpbOard aud pound IA the
United States on the 10th DAY Of Feb.
fuhfyi 1870, nor on any such goods.
wares or merchandise on depnslt I'M
warehouses or public stores IT lhe date
OF lhe passage OF the net.
Inc president sent tho follow ing
nominations 10 the senate to-day!
J0hn a, Campbell, OF Wyoming ter.
rltory TO be third asslslent secretary of
slalei John NJ. rhnyer, NJ Nebraska,
70 be governor Of Wyoming territory
WIN, ii, Council, Of Alabama, TO be
receiver OF public money at Huntsville,
The president has withdrawn the
nomlnallo of Ridge paschal, M col.
lector OF customs at Corpus Christi,
ana therefore, the present collector
remains.
The senate has confirmed the noml-
nation Of John w. Thayer TO be- GOV
ernor Of Wyoming; William IT, IL.
Clayton, United States attorney for
the western district of ArlSansns
James f. Pagan, United States mar
shall for the western district Of Arkun-
sas lsldore Bluental collector Of Gus.
toms at st. Marks, Florid Alex, +.
SEYMOUR postmaster at Pine Bun T..
i. Cree and George A. Hall, general
secretaries of the Young MEMS Chris
Ilan association, of this city, started to-
day on an extensive tour through the
south on invitation OF the Georgia
and Alabama associations to increase
the interest In the special work for
Young men.
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SCAN DIAL.
The Bcecher-Tiiton Trial Cross Exam
inatlon Of IiitOn-Iie Explains HIS
Connecticut AFFAIR, Likewise HIS Cone
neetion wish the woodruff, Etc.

"'"' Va 'h'o"-hc hAP'""H IA"
Connecticut AFFAIR, Likewise HIS 'on-
heetion wish the woodruff, Etc.
New York, February lO.-The Til
ton Beecher trial attracted, this morn
ing, the usual crowd. Mrs. Triton was
seated between Mrs. Field aud u lady
new to the court room. Tracey was
was present, and during the greater
portion of the morning hour kept up
an animated conversation with eX-
Judge Porter. Mis-. Beecher accom-
panied by her son, was seated beside
the counsel for her husband, who WAS
absent.
The oss-examination Of Mr.. Tilton
was cont nued by Mr.. Evarts, who
showed letter dated January 0, 1863.
The witness on referring to bis mem
orandum book stated that the year
was an error--it should be 1870. Mr..
Evartsread the letter, which was writ
ten by Tilton TO friend in Connecti-
cut, explaining the charge of stopping
at hotel in Winstead with II lady.
He said in explanation of this that the
lady was protege of his wife who had
attended lecture OF his tllere ana was
staying at the same hotel, but there
being no fire in her room, and Il stove
in his, she had come into his room to
share the heat, aud sat by the fire read
ing to him while he lay on the bed.
The witness continued: This letter
was written to u Mr.. Hasting. / do
not now remember whether it was
written in answer to an inquiry. 1
never heard anything about the slips
Of Mrs. Woodhul's publication of No
yember being exhibited in any of the
New York newspaper offices. went
to Mrs. Woolhuips office when occa-
sion required, but with no great regu-
laritv. | always went when Twas sent
for. and some times | went spontane-
ously. | went to her house ten or
twelve times. only passed one night
under her roof, in September, the pre-
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MARKETS BI TELEGRAPH.
GALVESTON.


GALVESTON, February lO,-Money
steady, Cold quiet at ll39tglli4 buying
nnd selling silver easy ut Oi3@l0Si,
buying and selling
Exchange Commercial bills In scant
supply; rates very firm. Commercial
New York sight, currency, pnr gold,
nominal. New Orleans sight, currency,
par; gold, nominal. Sterling, sixty
DAYS, s. 40. Bankers New York MI hi,
currency, 1 premium, gold, nominal.
New Orleans sight, currency, / Pie.
MUM; gold, nominal Sterling sixty
days, So 80.
Hides steady. Dry flint selected, lsI
@lSlc; M they run lsl@lS3c; wet
So; dry sailed sold as dry flint with nj,
lowance for salt; q ne stock, B cents.
Market steady. Ordinary,
dlIur. I4Sy mlddii2n. ISr puod mid.
ding, l5sc. Sales, ia bales; receipts,
2300 bales; stock, S2,lI2 bales.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, February l0.--Noon--
Gold opened at ll4!.
Cotton dull. Sales 2, 800 bales, Uplands
l5sc; Orleans, ice.
Exchange Long, 81 S5l; short,
81 So. Governments active and strong
state bonds quiet Stocks dnll. Money
% per cent Gold ll4!@ll4S,
Evening CoIton-Net receipts, GAS
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--'----s
ohio LcsiNininre.

CoLrMBUs, February lO.-Bllls have
been introduced providing that per.
sons convicted Of murder IN the first
dpuree shall be confined in the pehi-
tontiary two years before execution
and then only can he executed on the
warrant of the governor also, to re-
neal that part of the law OF evidence
which forbids persons who have read
newspaper testimony of criminal eases
f,nm serving us Jurors in such eases,
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The ornsIln nl a slrn.,,nlher.

OMAHA, Neh,, February lO.-MrA.
John drabaeh, Of kearney Junoilon,
Nep.fas5a yesterday morning killed u
lllle Hlep'daughler aged four or live
Years, 10y knocking The child down
aud Jumping upon her with her feet,
ina NJ Of anger, The woman tried TO
poison the child some time ugo, but
failed,
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MAIL NOTICE.

o,,tod nrorosals for carrying the United
60 ,naiIs between the post office at Dallas,
Taxas. and the Houston and Texas Sentfai
raiIroad. fourteen times week each way;
,"in be- received by the postmaster until
tuesday, February IL, 1873, at noon.
.,a,,ons Kidding must be honest and capable,
pot less than sixteen years old, aud the &c,
cep,ed bidder will be expected to serve AZ tne
co,n nensation proposed until oiherwlSe Or,
dered by the postmaster general ne MI,
also be required to take the oa'h pieso'ioe'
Proposals must be addressed 10 the posi-,
,oastar nj Dallas, and Endorsed proposals
io s, o,,S WIN. JONES, Postmaster.
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i, rhi., rrnngs lii,nseIG

MARION, Ind, February 10. James
Brown. twenty-four years Of age, hung
himself in the Marion Jail to-day. Iie
had committed robbery night before
last at Montpelier. Indiana, ana was
brought here by Sheriff Rainee, OF
Blackford county, lie was in jan only
A few minutes, aud hung himself with
a bunk chain thirty inches long
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fililAnnlPniA, February lO,-rhe
InlilAln IL lying helow Chester, She
encountered rough weather on Tho
northern passage, aud eolllded with an
ulhnnWh steamer oll Cape llenlopen,
vrthllllg CONSERVATION among the pas
splgers' The spar deck and oahln
were crushed, No damage below.
She viii be speedily repaired,
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TmE MEATIIEn.

For the gulf states, falling barome.
ter southeast winds aud rain, followed
tonight, In Texas, by II severe, cold
norther. In the eastern gulf states,
cold, northwest winds,
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reduction or Telegraph Rates.

NEW York, February l0.-The Mer-
cury saws the Western Union telegraph
company Yesterday resolved to reduce
their rates below the prices liked on ny
the Atlantic and Pacific company
The reduction will begin about the lsth
ipstant
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PORTLAND, Me-, February lO.--rhe
C'P' klmball carriage oompnny'ssh0pn
are closed, with liabilities OF one hun.
dred thousand dollars, In consequence
OF the failure of Ia Boston selling
agent,
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4 nsy MnllIalea-InaInnn.nlnar..

IEhRn llAurg, lndu February TO-
a sou Of J, w, MeClusky, hagpnge
master Of the Union depot nj Indian.
Apnllal wnh rul in halves AZ tho Wnist
and his head crushed,
II II mmored here that q local war
among miners II about 10 grow out of
the coal strife.
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9ailg8erala

once Ia "HeFaid nloek," Garner Of
Main ANA Lamar streets, over First
National Hank, nusiness Oniee-
Front noon, Second story,
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Shcpard's patent Starch Gloss makes
an old shirt shine like u new one.
Groocrs keep H.
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Denlh Of a premlnenl IIanLer.

CLEVELAND, o., February lO,--Jas,
y, DICK, y prominent banker Of Mead
vllle, died NJ his residence In that city
last night aged sevonly.four
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THURSDAY MORsISG, FEBRUARY II.
THE DALLAS HERALD

IL the only paper in northern
Texas that receives The fun
Press dispatches.
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ALFRED FREE wi AN,
ARTIST I'm PHOTOGRAPHY.
And Dealer in Geo. Woods Il Co.'s Parlor Organs,
DALLAS. TEXAS.


ang
nor ton pert wel nddtionsof
INSTRUMENTS AND
Ito
wIlus
studio
hayea
GEORGE WOODS CO.'S PARLoR AND vESTRY ORGANS,
wish call 70 ne
coupler
Itisonly should ana be
Music price lists furnished hee
q. EERmmNGAN, E1aotoSraphor
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Most of our leading grocers are now
keeping Shepards patent Starch Gloss.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure 81 Trains nj
Dallas,

noUsToN ANp TExAa onNrnAL.
, 1875-02-21
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.

SENATOR yoHwsox.
WA1H1xuros, D. c., Feb. 20.--The Wce-Ptesi-
aens 'aao oelote 'ne oenaee tne el7aenn NJ o.
soo~SoA ooo.7o"' 'A0 80" ~1 ~.
nessss, which vere read and placed on file.
o1vr1-gEnv1uE HEFonn.
Nr- Wright called M the resolution submitted
Ai. "4'ns s"a1e1 up NO tsoo.a'AoA 411~.o.1.
bT him yesterday, pro'1omg 1or tne appoln1mens
OF . committee Of i've Senators to examine into
tue several branches ct the Civil -Service during
, 1875-02-21


Special Dispatch to The t.aseaao Is4or*<
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb 2o.-The Republican
Senators held caucus this eToaing, but barely
I quorum was present. The purpoaa OF the eau
Gus mas to determine upon tho order
Of bnsinese The Republicans claim to
have discovered ia the conduc! Of the
Democrats s:nce tha p1nchback case was tabled
disposition to p.o3oag debate on the Appro-
priation bills, SO rs to consume the remaining
time Of the session, aud defeat nuy political leg
iglatiuu. considerable number OF Rapnnllc-
ans, including tho friends OF tho ClSll-Rlghts
bill in view OF this fact, haye decided to post-
poue t4a APPROXIMATION bills until the political
measures sre passed, and toleaye tho Appropria-
tiou bills until tho end Of the session. II this
should make an extra session necessary, they
claim that the Democrats will be responsible
for it.
TON SCOTS LITTLE JOB.
The marvellous intricacies OF Tom Scotts To1as
Pacific lobby we're illustrated by tho introduction
iu the House .tlH afternoon by the, eccentric
Crutchiell, OF Tennessee OF the resolutions Of
the National Grnngo urging an appropriation for
tue Texas Poetic. 6ume of the sllrewdest West
ern politicians in Congress-, who haye had close
affiliations with tho Grange movement, predict
that that this action concerning the Texas Pacific
has destroyed the political influence of the
Grange, in that it demonstrates susceptibility
to lobby influence. Tom Scotta people ara in
great CLEO at the successful manipulation of tbs
National Grange. They Gow claim twenty nn-
tority in the House for the Texas Pacific bill.
, 1875-02-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

| THE TAX E2LL.
| Immediately after the reading OF the journal,
Mr.. Durham made an ineheotuxl effort to get
/ action on the bill in reference to tho Freadman
] Bank, and the House then went into Committee
Of the Whole, Mr. Hale (Me.) in the chair: On
tue Tax bin. tho pending question being on alr
Burchards molion to strike out the fifth section,
| winch restores the 10 per cent reduction on
manufactured goods.
: Mr.. Clyn,er opposed striking ont the section,
hecause If there was any merit in the bill it Vas
in that section.
Mr. scoield supported ths' hill Is oompro-
The debate On the ffth amendment vas con-
tinued by Mr. Beck, who charged that tho
friends Of the bill had changed ground upon It.
When it was introduced the preteuse was that
tbs condition Of the Treasury demanded its pas
ago, but from the sentiments expressed By his
colleagues from New England aud Pennsylvania
1t was evident that it WAS purely d. measure OF
protection to make manufacturers rich ut the e1-
pcnse OF the Who1e country.
Speeches we're made BY Messrs. Maynard,
Todd, Fort, Spear, Field Q{ich.) }, Longhtidge,
and others.
The appointed time having elapsed. The gen
era1 debate on the motion to strike ont the fifth
section Ees closed.
Tho question was then put, and resnlted-ayea,
s95; noes, 1o3. So the motion to strike out vas
The sixth and last section, exempting NOR
chaudlse on shipboard and bound to The United
States on the 10th OF February, and such naer-
chaudisa in any public store at the date of the
passage Of the act, from the duties provided in
tie bill, WIS then read.
Mr. Fort moved to strike out the section.
After some debate the COMMITTEES rose with
cut having reached any conclusion.
TuH TEXAS PACIFIC,
Mr. Crutchield presented petition of tho
National Grange for aid to the Te1ss Pacific Rail-
road Compaty, and resolutions Of the South
Carolina Legislature to the same efeot we're slso
presented Tho petition and resolutions were
referred.
IN MEHDE1AM.
. At 8 o'clock according to agreement, all legis-
lative business WAS suspended to give members
An opportunity to deliver funeral addresses up
on late deceased members. Mr. Ward, Of Illi-
nois. obtained the floor, and read eulogy upon
the late John B. Rice OF Chicago.
Messrs. Fort and Corwint followed Mr. Ward.
Then the death OF 1[r. Crocker, Of Maase-
chusetts, was announced aud eulogies deliyered
by Measrs. Dawea and Butler.
Euloges on tho late Afr. Hersey we're made
BY Hale, and Fry, ana Duhneu, OF Minueaota,
and on the lats Mr. Hooper, OF Massachusetts,
by E. Il. Hoar. Pearce, and Butler, OF Hassa-
chusetts, and Nibiack.
Adjourned.
, 1875-02-21
LOUISIANA,

fu1 INVESTIGATING CoMM1rTkE's REfoR11.
Sptcial Dnpateh to Tie Chtcaas TRIBUNE.
WAsH1Ko1as, d. c., Feb. 20.-The Select
Committee having charge OF the Louisiana ques-
tabn held meeting last night, ut which WAS de-
veloped the fact that Messrs, Hosr, Wheeler,
and Ftsa. will unite in report showing TINT in
61nidation waa exercised at the 1874 election,
and differing generally from the report OF the
FostAr COMMITTEES Foster and Phelps will mite
With Hoar, Wheeler, and Frye, in Recommending
The passage Of two resolutions, one declaring
that Kellogg il de faoto Governor OF Louisiana,
and the other declaring that the five Conserva-
HveA tnseated On the 4th OF January by the
military wera legally elected. They-FosssE,
xnd Phelt4-d0 not, however, In any why assent
TO the conclahlons OF the Hoar SUBJ b-Committee's
report Marshall Of Illinois, will
MAZE AN EDEPEEDBNT REPORT OF BIS oWK,
ind it Ia probable that paper in the form OF
supplementary report will be presented BY Fps-
let and Phelps in further explanation OF their
s14vs. It il possible that Potter will join Foster
And Phelps ID this supplementary report.
coMPRoA1BE.
The Louisiana people have bean endeAvoF-
mg for sons DAYS to harmoniza Oh the
to od.y With leading Republicans snd the
Congressional delegation from their own
BtAte. They finally agreed upon tho form of -
oomptutnise, which both factions OF the Conser-
vAtlTe party accepted &nQ winch Was lpuoI6eQ
BY &hs Congressional delegation in writing. This
lstter comptouaike leaves out OF the question the
'sieotun Of 1874 IN tbs ground that it WAS IN no
way CONNECTED With the election OF l874 It is
agreed however, to recognize Kellogg IL the
do faoso Governor ~ long a. the p1eadant sus-
tzfa4 him ~ such. It is also s&reed that
tho i've Conservatives rusaated BY the
niitsaxy in January shAl be seated+ and
thai hsw organization OF the Legislature shall
b. Asd. The Conservatives are not disposed to
tnsist that the Wiltz organization was legal and
viii mos consent to recognize the Hahn o1xani-
Eataoh ~ legal It ts thonght that this adjust
meat will provs sstiHfsatnry 70 Ill paxhes cob
1afned.
f1a the A&soctdted PTtes.I
Wasa1aorok. D. c., Feb. 2o.-The 1ouistana
COMMITTEES will report through Mr. Foster oa
Tuesday. and minority report will submitted
by q. +. Hoar. The report at the ComuAttee
which will be signed by Foster, Phslps, Potter,
md MstnhAl1, viii adhere to the original views
pzsss0tsa In ths Sub Committees report and
Vii ooutsin \ Recommendation thAs resolution
nzEinH tbs proper Authorities in Louisiana
t. xtr1 tha control. OF the lower House
~ ~ QausAzvative zaambezs be adopted BY tho
Bsees. Goue q those signing ths report will
sxp,ess their willingness 70 support tho Eaeoln-
- AEAelas recognising xsahf1 n asTArnazs
, 1875-02-21

but this resolution their report Dies not urge,
for the reason that the rights oi Kellogg have
not been established Ly anv evidences taken BY
the Committee; but are admitted upon ganeral
rumos, and as to tie best possible solution OF
tue present diiicc.tles,
, 1875-02-21

Ct 10 O'clock by carriages to Galway Friends Of ths
tanily invited to attend
HETTL;t tND-on tho =, 9Th int. :. 1eo West 1adt-
anast. Of consutnpqa lhotnas Acttsnd aged ~ yeA1s
,o....
T Scandinavian pspe1s please copy.
wATERS-On the 18th inst. Etio 3. daughter OF
Russell J. 4ad Addle u: Waters. aged months
tuucrsi ON THAR rG4tdenco LEA TIt1tysecnndst, At
o'clock to-day
SIBLEy-In this city on tho 18th Inst. Of slow par
alysi. Caleb C. Sibley, Brvt. Brig. Gen. o. 8. Army,
xgcd % years,
Funeral sorrice4 at bis l&ta sesidonce. eG Aichi
Raa-av., on Monday, I'D tast., at n.
, 1875-02-21
PERSONAL.

IEFOTM ALTON WANTED OF THE WHERE
1 abo.ts os JENNY, coiorod cook. and har boy FRED
n ara - tanfhrn
, 1875-02-21

DARTSER WaETED-T1rH 5an 70 81, 900 TO
l. fake cQuzI interest in well established nsuspaper
In this cy; must be abs writer and good husinssa
u1aa1Eer A1dr8s6 23. Tribune Office
, 1875-02-21

FOUND SrRAYISG-A NEWFOuSDLAhD DOG;
tho can have hin, By paying expenses, It s.
M1dison-av-, corner of Forty eighthst.
, 1875-02-21
OEAYHS.

Tansrsi han Sha xsstdAases 1t nAf pnp .ta-laN. T.
11tEs4ts4. II Was4 sHAx1tAoa-EA4 A&ndzS Ea1AAn&s
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-06-02
Terrible Runaway

Last Monday the team of DR.. NJ. N.
Barber, driven by his son Frank, took fright
at the residence of the doctor in the 5th
Ward, and ran with fearful speed towards
Main street. Besides Frank, the carriage
contained his little sister and brother, both
children of tender age. AT the crossing
near McMillen 3 block the body of the car.
riage broke down throwing out Frank and
the little boy. In turning down Main
street the carriage struck against post
and the little girl was thrown to the ground
The horses kept on the run until, when
turning the corner of Second street, one of
them slipped down and the team was
caught. 1t is almost miraculous that under
the circumstance no one was killed and
that all three escaped without receiving any
serious bodily injury. The carriage was,
of course, badly smashed, but the horses
were not hurt
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-06-02
"A Assisting n allure.

1t IS OF no use attempting to force nature.
she won't stand it, and rebels She must
DE coaxed, as it were, not driven For in
stance Z attempting to overcome constipa-
ton or indigestion, violent, or what physic-
lans CALL by way Of euphony, " heroic u
treatment, is sure to defeat the purpose in
view, which is, or should be, to permanent
~ remedy the evil. The use of drastic ca
thartlcs IS especially to be deprecated, for
although they temporarily overcome cos
tive ness, yet the intestines are so weakened
and inflamed by them as TO be rendered un-
ut to perform the elective fGuction properly.
how much better to assist nature in such a
case with such mild and saIutary aperient
as Hostetter's Stomach btters, which
strengthen at the same time that they re-
lieve the bowels Not only is this result
achieved by their use, but the activity Of
the torpid liver is restored, the stomach
lnvlgorated, and the entire system greatly
benefited
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-06-02
Burn Kerosene the Right Way.

A correspondent in the New York San
calls attention Of all consumers of kerosene
to the perniclous and unhealthy prac-
tice of using lamps filed with that article
with the wicks turned down. The gas
which should be consumed by the flames
is by this means left heavily in the air,
while the cost of the oil thus saved at pre-
sent prices would scarce be one dollar a
year for the lamps OF household. His at
tention was called particularly to this GUS
tom by boarding in the country where
kerosene was the only available light A
large family of children living in the same
house were taken i'll one night, and on GO
inc to the nursery the mother found the
room nearly suffocating, with lamp turn
ed down, whereupon the physician for
babe the use of lamp at night, unless
turned at full head. He says be could
quote many cases, one of a young girl sub
iect to fits of faintness, which if not in
duced, were greatly increased by sleep
ing in a room with the lamp almost turn
ed out Besides the damage to health, it
spoils the paper and curtains, soils the
mirrors and windows. and gives the whose
house an untidy air and an unwholesome
odor.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-06-02
A New Departure.

In the Milwaukee Sentinel yesterday
morning Messrs. Carpenter and Murphey
announce dissolution of partnership in
the law business and Mr.. Murphey follows
the announcement with the following card:
N. S. Murphey having become the
owner OF majority of the stock Of the Sen
tinel Company, and having withdrawn
from the law firm of Carpenter & Murphey,
will devote his time and energies to the
affairs of the Sentinel Company, except to
aid in closing up and finishing the pending
business of the firm Of Carpenter & Murphey
The Sentinel will know no rings or
cliques in the Republican party, but will
be devoted to the best interests of the
whole party. Boilers will be discouraged,
and the "Regulars" will be supported.