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JOIN BULL,S EYES OPENED.
Americnn-Madc Gooir Competing with BRIT
ish Goods In II British MARKET.

~" 'aOooH w
The recent shipments OF American sheet
inRs To England, where they readily sold In com
pet,trUn with Enelish goods Of the same class,
drew editorial comment from the le ding Lon
don Journals. The shipments wero made by n.
II. fin Go. Of this city. Yesterday Mir.
Cl fin said I'VE sent these goods to our Ene-
lish housc. and sold them at a fair pront We
did IL to make money, not "a an adveitisement,
and SO when the preuIiIm on ROlu declined and
we could no longer make money We stopped
sending. You see. our shiDments were IN de
when gold WIS high, and we were able to make
"A profit ON the exCr angc. Then we sent tho
goods TO our own house, and did not have to pay
commission for having them sold. II d we
been Obliged To pay cOmmIssiOn we could not
nave made a prout. The goods sent over were n
medium brown sbeeting, abO It three or three
ana h1if yards to he pound, and wcrc much
better than the Same c'ass OF Engllah-inade
goods; honest goods, not nlcd uD with q lur
or pla ter Paris. 1 don't think, however, that
shipments can be made proGtaily now; at all
events az long IA gold Il as low as II 10 at
present"
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Con,ear. OF the weehlr sun.


tans tnc fonowng;
The Crest wLiskey RlnR-A Prosecution which may
lead 10 Drsnts lmpeAcin~ -Ory Grant aud Ban
cock IA Dangrr-cOns. ernaiiOa IN Wa.l etOnt P.y-
mouth thurcu FoIy Tur4ing Ont Mrs. MoultOh -lier
Protest and hargcs NRainit tlc PlstOr KcOpeuing
htanuAl A New Trial or beechrr HIS CJndnct u be
lhNestRa 81 ny Clmmlftoc Of Con ion CerIy.
mem Thrifty hOhs The Hunness career Of Aiexal.
der u shepherd The l1unlerud District PrcSdohu !
hlOquenge-Orants Intes, Oratorigal Ehurti The Re
VNAl M BIOukb a ca rg(nan Il. oks his Mud HIS
marck IA The West lndles rac Ambition OF Gci iiauy
hundreu fcr'pns Lost 1c rlhla Marin Disaster on
Ne Paelhe Coaeti rnotographlng GAoI. Tho Last
fhhse OF Advanced apirltdali-nif The burning of
lqoique-Ah hntrf soutn AMcrcan Cty IN Ashes ,
ConpOunding burs ary-A had Example for Bank
20 so TIE Prince Of Burg ars lntoresine Career 0
70 iidlon BANK Robber; komAnce of the Ri
Modern Mracicsi Ans November Elections lOrrcrurd
The iacihc Co The Terre Hautc Appsrt on Cnurt
Lie Il in sa-lntcres Ing Auohograihv OF an Anerl
Can Adventures kuicee uf New B0Okr- rne Abode Of
snow, by A. wilson Inc P,ychi MISTER Renains OF
PREHISTORIC America Answers 10 Correspondents
Notes on scencc ann Industry Many Col mns OF Edi.
toTial Articles and AIiouurai Matteri StOIY Bitter
Fruit continued Flnanel Intelligence, and Markets
TnR WEEKLY svs contains oonpete enlt )n3 OF the
news OF the week from all paris III the Unltel state,
and the American c0aiinenL Copies wrappers ready
for mailing TO the old country may be had the aesk
OF our publication one. Prlcc four For sale
BY all news des lers In city AMI country.
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To THE tDIToR or rIiE SUN-NT: Lat win
ter there as great complaint bout the nsulncicncy
a. the service OF NJ Government hfesaving stations
situated ~ Ptoyincetown. and the attoatlon OF the
proper auhonties should he directed - the present
condition Of M irs ~ tls. me second. district
There are Two s'aifuk within Tho Nulss Of the tow
OF PToVlhoetown. NOS @ha qua ~ neither Of them
j. tert uhf pFtl'ct 81 hNNs up "a ihc Itqu eh"niH
An Investigation would chow my abuses Connected
with thu nagemG nj II thesc HtaNOns As winter IA
apprOnc ing, when shpwr"ck- may be- expected thus 10
Inatt'r ten shout receive immediate attention,
fh0VINcfIOWE, MasH NOV. 1, 1870. JUSTICE
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Live NlOck Market.

NEW YOHK. Tuesday. Nov. p.--NOthing doine
In cf cattle Tor OK Of receipts B.cf sics wrrc rV
r. mey dull IN Mashlng Market at G.t &c. y u. fOt
Texan, and 7dflttc. Ter poor 10 extra iyc.
Receipts OF sheep ana l1nOe were II ads, 900
bead. Prices were unchanged. and tho market " NJ
Rrneraiy quiet az 4lrGdiec. for sheep. ami 5sla
L1ec Tor NIB. Dressed mutton ruled dull 7toidc.
n for carcatee. and dressed anDs ranged from Sc
To lie. n.
K.celps u hogs were 10 cars or i7s head none u
which ners Tor sale alive Fair 20 good corn Icd may
be nominany qioted NJ Stsisc. ' ..
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Trying the Experiment.



A DetrOiler had his hair cut the other
day, aud after the barber had finished the head
was the worst looking JOB ever turned on in
Detroit. TIE man was hopping mud he
10 kcd INTO the ri iss, and he roarcd out;
"Mhy, You blamed fool, you don't know any
thing about halr-cutting!"
Dat, SO, BOSS" said the owner Of the shop,
coming forward. " | told nm TO take your head
To learn ON, but II dout pear to me dat he II
ever make much of a barncr!
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!" meet" IN the neghDOThood Of Iiackensack
haS been arranged IN the real Engsh fashion seven
pairs OF hounds beng furnished BY Joseph Donohuc,
and Others being expected from Long Island making
good PACK II Il lded 10 wake fOx IN the gorge"
but fths Is not done bag FOX" win DC "let" and a
goou run 10 Anticipated
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Torchliahta md Mnaic.

The German Order NJ iermann's Sons hon
ored their national Grand President. ispcr A. Baacn
Standardized from the sixth - rct by escorting him
last even from the Peunsy vAnI X ilroad depot M
G"ib Hal IN lbs street, aud giving an en
thu. r.
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GrOrrFTFs-T;io coffee was gain nuet the .at,s
bc.ng ouly IN small jOhhing wav MA gru4ca were
no &C I'VE the ,alrs ~ Mnucnpo negtrfitng t.fu0
BAGS within ile anne Ncd Rice vas uc' for tu.
nestle, hut hihguom IN bond sold tho KEN, II m
bags 1T DO COLA, 100 n. Molaesrs was vtnk, with
SAFES Of zoo hid Cuba refining nt 32c, nd - u nrt.
new crop New orleans Of 75c Sc, 10 arrive. R,w
sugars were qmet hut steady; RsG hhu- aud no
~. at Tsc.Sc. for cuba mUscoyadi, and $50.
Tor centrifugal. rtnned etFicr ana IN some
deinan' We quote: Coffee Java. 25iga2S,'
haraesibo. ln$es2l Iceland Rio. i7Aoa2itc gold Rice
-NahROon, 2lcDf 39tr., gold. m bond. ~ cur.
rencN, Guy ptil CAROLINA. Ua7c. L,ui-i ~. tow
crop, 6ef4c. Nnlasses-t una vaiO. YN8.gSr.
cuoa cayed, 3neol2c.' Porto Rcn. Yyf5Oc., New or.
e u.s. OH aud neN 9-hf,Sc. sugsrr-trir % glod re-.
nnlhg TUNA, TNotSci grucery do SitaSNr. tsntritu.
gal btsfSc rcnncd. 1Ojea lie. for hard UlSatOc 10,
SOFT Nnite. and StesJ3tc. for ycilOx.
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Ni,ro-GIycerine Exploding in a Mans Pocket.

BOSTON, Nov. a man named knight, in
charge OF gang Of aborep at south Natick, 81 ped
charge Of ihto his pocket which subs
qucntly xplodcd he WAS entering wagon IN "a
man nam Ryan. BON men were blown 20 great DIS
lance. Ky ans Injuries are f'tt.
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STEVENS In Bridg port. Conn, on the 2si dav ~
Scp'cni1t 1879 M the Hon. Moses culver judge u
q, suprh'r COur, hay >. stcNel- non no L sie-
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M RRTED.


~. G. y. MERRiss @i Broaiwsy, u,ro.tc BOND q.
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new ws,. t22 .7t@t29; era prime. tio es prime
nc9s 1870. Beef-Piain mess. t1icstiSi extra nrss
ui-@hS ,n,ld pune mes. y &C. Ss2vf23' lrdii
~. y txWtf hrct an, hh, ev. ttfet25
TtA'a no hcllfe. l2kg l3f Lifu y cam re- dercd.
l2,s@i3c. prime city. .alaii97sc. Srnukrd hans bis
%l"A,J smoked shoulder, 1850 lie. Dressed hog.
IMAM WI at, though vel hold x nor NV IN. in the
past w ck Sigh dcclncd uno cr du foreign adj vices
~ aigc eupplca at all the " mr. POI inta Corn and
~ ny. n,'n IVA cug On spcrul liiye demI and auI
msN nave continued u cx1ht weakness 70 dgy
whmhtm Il hut a. ct silv. eiooJ ish Il 81 q f6r
mnT 1k'c tpring 0iSfi Ok t.t ri tied spring
~ for ~ DO, d SOC II 81 ior 10. i Milwawscc
~ W az AT 70. No. Nnl Michigan, ami oil - 10
.1.e iinoroo Old amoer Michigan. oats nrnrr
sIc, 5000 $1,000 pnsh at iiSioc.. for interior TO
tS@b6c. for white, incluling state waite on m,
rscS A. b3c Rye quoted At Dos tor Cinaia ia bond M
1000 bush 70 srive sS tioS Tor Canal. otia in 5us
ava In bon new green peas Of 80 Harcy = SAFES . fm
bns Inferior Canada at tl ia for choice wnite l,aS
o., 81 10 r1ch wa. 40 We buyer views g e.
5000 oneh. Cam da at 81 40. corn nruer saies ,n
bie. at 6tI7c for Western sail mixed 77is Tor ng
nike 1sc,f = ycll W, AM 7Sg,sO'. for VIM
OrTOr Prices on the SCOT have material, declined
the p'st week a. was crnrc 80 they would after th
termination OF the CORNER for October aud with dui
iortiRn advlcc- aud declining gold thr lowest pricei
tt'ry have been rithrr nrincr, owing t0 anticptc
though not fuzzy IL d failing on ii the rec pfs nj
IN rnrts. To-Day The market for rott the spu'
was dul and easier unchanen qrntatOnt Sa ~ ng'
fuiufet gu ~ at lNc drcliiei sac 2BiOO bales clos
lng ny 732c Tor November. ~ 3-oc fOf Decent Der
HMlH ir January. ~ bigc. Tor ie1rnary, l3yc ioi
ior June; Receipts at { 9 RS today re- 23h7t
bales. AMI ~ &c sept l. my 100 halrs me Ivcfpun
na re WIS .tea ~ middilng utiands, i5i6L Va
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Biliousness cured. Use QuIrk's Irish Tea.
Headache cured. lse Qulrk's irish Tea
And all for SOc GOLD ny uTugglsts.-Ads.
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MARINE INrELLrG EvCE.

MINIATURE ALaANA7-rTp NY.
sun rises. ~ sun SOS 4 ~ NoOl sets. 3 II
mon VArER-TRis
sandy Hook. ~ Gov. Island. - Hell Gate... A.
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The largest assbrtment ana lowest prices for
furnitur" carpets and Ocd ing NJ h. NJ Gov ptyhN ans
l0J ayd l51 Ia i.l.ain si,- dds
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DR.. LYONS Tooth Tablets
Whiten The teeth, II used u .liy.

Ask for Edward Poe1.t Too,hachc Drops Cure
insanity. Oniy Roe EDWARDS 90. 900 B'wsy, ". Y.
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Sustnsss Aoiltts.

coughs; iioarsene-r, and MI Di-ra-r. oTths
1htohi a Il Lt"0s. Sp"c ~ Arh cert in rGre. liEGF.
MANS ioLu anI lIvERwoRr ExPECToHsNr sod by
druggists. Only 90 cents per bottle.
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Steamship Tybcc, san Domingo City mdse. aud m IS.
BARK reweli. lfau, rags.
liarN RIA, Buen Ayrc-, hides
u ~ ABB Shnitz- CALAIS, N -., In b-rn C.
hriv whitaker, 7 80 ver-. y. =, puins.
Brig BE v =, k,cNland y. g.. Ouiilln stone
Bra Marih }. Brady. isbuu. -aii. SC
Aso On" usIH glv'r M cJIttyis' VeatsA
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Sp'caI Stones.
sILvER-pi.ATED TAnIE WAKE

MANI fACrtki y B iiit
MER!DEN BRITANNIA COMPANY,
300 BROADN Az. NkN YOHk.
Tie hest Plated Spoons AMI toih, are those slIs
VENTILATED HEAVIEST On tn parts moat opposed
to wear. and bearing the Ira ic.MarE
Is41, ROGERS BRO,. XII
NB.-This great Improvement il appici alike 20 zach
grade of Plate. Al 8, anu ~ on a. ordered The Pr"
cess and Machinery Or mauuilc. 4rrs m DDS are
Patented.
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AT REDUCED PRiCEst
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS
WARDS SHIRT STORES,
1871 BROADWAY CORNER WIDEST.
so2 BROADWAY. CoRNER nTH ST.
ileI BROADWAY, CoRNFR e5rH ~,
S975,OOO.- WYOMING: STATE LOTrERY
dr.Ws l1tl AMI 20 OF every ~ ti. ll = n, u
tapial prllc, tJ0,Op1 Information 'ai On n. LOWE,
No2j4 BrOalWaY. Address b. mail tt' Manager,
j. NJ. PAlfEE, LARAMIE tlty. Wyoming.
ROYAL HAVANA LOT ferry.
$4,000 distributed every sfc"n dAs. Aext draw.
lng Nov 3. Prl's cashed, orders ~, nfOnnAtloh
furnished. llghest lrccs pad Tor Spani h bills. Gov.
ernments, &c. TAlLOls co, Bankers.
II Wal st.. NCW York.
DR. A. ~ LTZOFF, FRON RUSSIA, treats
rhcumatsn only = poAtlVe cure N any stsgr oi ne
iseas,. $50 l. 5Isl st Olcc @ASSx y. !, a. NJ aud
6tobP.A
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abe remecy for Conghs, tnnu,n SC 81 cts and 81
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Wakefield Earth Closet, hesC In the world, also
q water e!oscdA Al W Dsi IT. New YoTA.-Ads
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,,,nhefr vs. silver enough IN them seven dis
w.. N.Y. vi N',oI"dp 10 pay the nation dent and
~ ~ ie lhah scratch the deposit !" said a
hhiioute samson 10 me with his legs spread on
o,o, Ms ~ ore and his arms lifted above his he Id
~ IolSied gold and SILVER rock IN his nsts
Ip.n,rs WIN ais There's millions IA il " was
trs ~ OUT ui sight. IL was magnificent hut
~ NV uilllesuOnaDe honesty and Ihtelhvence OF
sno speaker took from his action ana wor . ii
ooas.iulhess he was no Sellers, hut a ouhriz
A'.hsi griI1ed win years OF experience
- nave worked In the ComBtOck lode, roarea
.npther through his lions name laid / nv
sneie a bigger thing Ia the Jones houutAIn
'"ah ths NoustOck is-a heap bigger 4"
,,. ~ was apprpnriate that | should at this poInt
W. lor lOotstuol VI ease. while this glacier ,t
snne, 70 the national debt was coming nj
hi", mass OF ore on the floor Weighing ono
nLundieu pounds, brought from a mine In tho
sA J,nmas distr'ct, whose product averages from
t<o1 ~ tZUO ton. Then listened and loak al
anu used a ma4nifyinR glass. '0'A''
BrLIIoS ON THR BRAIN.
ny brain yet feels the burden Of that STUNNING
,.npo'i w mat chamber OF minerals ana
H'hsrs' will empty MY memory of most Of il.
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our Life Insurance company.

II IL with pride that We notice the
progress Of our new company, the
Southwestern life,
We are Informed by its live mana
ger Of agencies, Captain A, NJ, john
son, that the company'a business II
rapidly increasing, that applications
ARE coming In from several agents that
have recently taken the field, II II but
u question Of time whom this com.
pany viii spread over large territory
aud be able 10 compete with others
outside the state, II has start3 with
n full corps of the hest agents, men Of
tried experience and skilled Ia the
business, aud perhaps there never was II
better stNrt made 10y any company,
As good agents are the life blood of u
lie Insurance company we think the
Southwestern Mas every advantage In
that line, When we see foreign c0mpa-
MES coming TO our state and doing well
aud draining ~ OF u large amount OF
money, amounting TO over six hun
dred thousand dollars II year. II il high
time to take steps 10 stop II, and the
only way to do so is to have our own
institutions aud support them.
The plans OF the Southwestern ar,
good. Thedividendqucstion is dropped
They work entirely on the stock plan;
40 much money so much insurance
They give II to you as near cost ~
practicable aud don't deceive you will
premiums,
The local agent, Mr.. II, l., Sweet
man, who has taken charge of th,
city aud county Of Dallas, will b,
found always on hand ready TO file YOU
application, and give general Inform
alton regarding the company and Ii
places. He has had several years ex
perience IN life insurance.
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THAT HORRIBLE MURDER.
The Mountain Creek Mystery.

Mr.. Ashley Pryor, bailiff, returned
yesterday morning with Rice, charged
with the murder Of the negro Ruby
who was found hanging on Mountain
creek several days ago. Mr.. Pryor
followed him up to the western portion
of Tarrant county. On his arrival at
Johnson's Station Mr.. Pryor tele-
graphed for help, which was sent, and
the man was brought here and lodged
in Jail. His case is now before the
grand jury, but he will hardly come up
for trial before the next term of corrt.
This murder was the most brutal aud
terrible one ever committed in this
section of the state. The man Ruby
was horribly beaten, his throat cut,
and the most atrocious enormities
practiced upon him. Too much credit
can not be given to Mr.. Pryor for the
courage and zeal displayed in making
this arrest under very dangerous cir.
cumstnnces. The guilt or innocence Of
Rice Is n matter for the law to decide.
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CITY BUSIN ESS.

About 2 o'clock on last Sunday
morning a party ofmen knocked down
and broke the barber pole in front OF
the shop of Charles Deppe, on the east
side of the court house square. The
names of the men are known to the
undersigned, and they are notified to
call and settle damages on Of before
Wednesday the eth instant, or they
will be indicted for willful and mali
cious destruction ofproperty.
Z9idlt CHARLES DEPPE.
Commercial COPY.
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You hear much talk "a cheap COM
modify about "great reductions"
regardless of cost" "immense sacri-
fees" etc, etc. from almost every
business house. cannot make Il liv-
ing selling goods that way (possibly !
am not old enough to have learned
the artl, but pledge myself to sell
every article in my house as cheap as
any house in the city of Dallas, so if
you want good goods, at low prices, go
to WHEAT's.
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rpH sale, fora lew dWsoniyi two large new
bpildinBs, pHe "a eaton gln and lhf olNar q
corn and wheat mill, Ia ppmplrip Innnlns
pfipr win smut mill, corn shelter, q gopl
cotton press, siKiyrlYe saw frali SIN stand
WIN an excellent fnHne ~ lAiuy hpNf'
pOWfr, an abundaHen u splins waller on lhe
Promises, aud lhree-guRrles 81 nn acre VI
land, situated pn the southeast corner ri
POydrss and Wood street, known as " lior'
TONS Mill," Appiy 10 W, o. Lyte a Coi real
estate agents, No, 100 Lamar street 2bldln
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" v, LyrE 4 Co., real estate agents, No 100
Lamar street, beg leave 10 call lhe attention
OF person, wishing 10 purchase real estate 10
the extensive lists Of property ON their
bulletin boards In and outside Of
lheir office, under the respective heads Of
"lmproyed Guy Property" "VNcanI cry
L0ls,n Farms" nud "Unimproyed aud
Wlld Lands" embracing business huusesand
vacant lois IN the commercial oonlel Of the
city. Also, building lots, aud number Of
very desirable residences situated IN every
quarter Of the city, Also, large tracts Of wild
lands In palps aud other counties OF the
state, besides Number Of hifms ~ various
aiars including several large ana highly lm'
proved plantations within ave milcs Of the
cItyO Dailnf, 20Idlm
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w. f. LYTE x Co. have in their
hands some very valuable improved
city property to exchange for well i'm
proved farming lands within four
miles Of dallas and east of the Trim.
ity river. Office No. 100 Lamar
street. 295dlw
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'ss LiFFELL ds GAY, Boston.
club Prices for the Rest Home mud
Foreign Literature,

Possessed of the Living Ana md an -,
elther OF our vivacious American month
Hes u subscriber will find himself in corn,
phia Bulletin. 'ha"ei
rpr ~ % covering prepayment of postage
Oh pom periodicals, instead of for $1,000 will
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dollar monthly Magazines (Harper's WeetIy
OF ,n hazar or Appletons Journal, weekly
inc ge enS i1r MyeaI Or for $40 so The Liv-
Address ns above
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Thfy lp q Negro ir tAfafring hl'
Glr

4 very novel aud interesting trial is
uow progressing Ia thp criminal court
Hon. hilaa ilare WaldlnA = special
yeniFe had heen issueu ami nllry pf nee
groes WAS emPpnHellpl 10 lhplry e4ae
ollim Davis, charged win the murder
of his wife by shlpipB her The ies'
limony was gotten lhrplal Win yes
lerday aud iha speeches we're 70 no
made last Night and this morning,
Messrs, Cuwart pud Cuombes appeared
for the defense, and Messrs, Rover and
Eblen Tor the state,
This case has created u profound sell-
sation among The eplored people aud
il the all absorbing topic among them
The jury seem 10 he fully aware NJ the
serIousneaa of their responsibility and
listen with the striolest attention Ia
the law aud the evidence, The court
room was crowded with oolored people,
who are very orderly and attentive, The
law guarantees every mah a trial OF
jury by his peers, 40 whatever the yer-
dict may be, there can be no question
about the mau having had fair trial.
This h q new feature here, aud will
doubtless work satisfactorily, US II sat'
isles the oolored people that lholr
white friends have confidence enough
In their intelligence aud SENSE Of jus
lice 10 commit the case 10 them alone,
Instead ofa mixed Jury Of whites aud
blacks.
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pose 10 open a fret class restaurant Ia
tho rear of hia new establishments
aud lrnm what We know ~ his taste
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solid or liquid, Drop in, and judge lnr
yourselves,
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There Is 40 doubt hut that % horrible
murder has Leen apmmilled which has
cast q foul blot upon the whole state,
aud the indications arc that lle ilsnd-
ish malignilyand blood'lhilsly cruelty
OF II were never SURPASSED,
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NJ. u. FRANKLIN 4 90.

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GErnEtDY VOu WINTElt,

The Faieni Aiulainpns anh
GrnaheAiai iinlldin9 PAPER
wiil make ygHF houses WaFAi
ntH Fery small cost For sHle
by HEED A. LApiIIi'si', Agenia,
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Nniica.

The regular annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the First National bank, of Dial.
las Tor the election of directors for the ensu
ing year, wi be held ut their banking house
on Monday, February II, lSi5.
W. j. CLARK, Cashier.
Dallas, Texas, January 10, 1915. 2SSdSOd
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