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liEaYNr'n NOItpl.

Thomas Edmonson, drunk and
down plead guilty, and was tIued three
dollars and costs.
A patty by the name OF Herington
plead guilty to the same oflense, aud
was fined n like amount.
Various parties were fined for gamb-
bling and exhibiting different gamb-
ling games.
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W. g. Donoho d CO., Dallas. Texas.
Dealers In Lands Lots ana Land Scrip,
offer the following;
For sale, Comfortable city dwellings.
do | Two.slory frame store In Dallas
do 3 Frame tenement houses In nal-
las.
For sale, 9 New brick store houses ON Main
street.
For sale, Cottage residence In the Cedars.
do 10 Choicest building lots In the
city ea.H
For sale, ~ building lotsin Dallas.
do Building lots on Ackard avenue
do No. location for foundry OF Ina.
chine shop.
For sale, 10 Acres fine gardening land near
city.
For sale, 20 Acres timbered land nenr city
3 iimits
For sale, 400 Acres unmproved land u
miles from city.
For sale, 900 Acres Kaufman county land.
do 1867 Acres jack county land.
do 1900 Acres near Ftrt Worth, un-
improved.
For sale, 5000 Acres Concho county and
river.
Trade, 700 Acre Waco farm for Dallas city
property.
Trade, Kansas hotel for Dallas city prop
erty.
Trade, st. Louis for Dallas city property. =
do Memphis for Dallas city property.
do New York for Dallas city property,
FOR sale'-Texas Gland Scrip" all descrlp.
lions. iA1 nv h@ ~
Wante1-Capital for coal mining enter
prise. va '~~ @
10 let--ISlegantly furnished desk rooms.
decl-todecl) W h. DON0H0 4 co.
Secondhand furniture, 7t3 Elm street,
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Situation WANTED.

BY a book-keeper Of ten years experince;
Ii well versed In Commercial matters; Is q
thorough, practical lumberman, and UNDER
stands the business In all lis branches. 10
capable OF taking charge oil o mill, or viii
run same by contract II desired. Address
W. 7. c., Postofiice Box u.s., City.
dec7-ti6twlt
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II you don't want to buya pair OF good
boots, you had better go to stanford's, 4O7
Elm street, for II you 20 and examine his
stock and prices. you are almost certain to
buy pair whether you need them or not
fact, certain. decl0.du
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Cut thi. 0ut-It May save Your Life

There isno person living but what suffers
more or less with Lung Disease, Coughs, Cold
or Consumption, yet some would die rather
buy bottle OF medicine that would cure
them. The Empire Tonic Bitters, and their
wondrous cures, astonishes every one that
try them. For sale everywhere.
nov20dlm
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Vented.

Everybody and all their kinfolks TO know
where to buy Boots. shoes land Clothing, aud
where TO get the full worth of their money.
stanfonl's, lO7 Film street. II the place, be-
yond question. 80 N
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All persons indebted TO the undersigned
are earnestly requested to come forward and
pay tho same. II they can not pay all, II
part will be most gratefully accepted in my
present great need, can be found ut the of
Ace of DIR. kanady, over Hoskins II Howell's
drug store, L.. {. CAMPBELL.
dccl2d8t
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ASH your grocer for the Empire Tonic Bit.
ters. wine glassful taken three times
day WIN fmpart tone and cheerfulness 70 the
whole systsna. For sale eyerywhere. si
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Home fire Insurance company

Home Fire Insurance company
of New York. Hs.hmds M dcrotcd 10
Fire. No milture WHh LitG Insurance
Cash capital, SS,000,OOO. Cash assets
$0,0OO,OOO. Cash surplus as to policy
holders, S3,325,0OO. Gen. j, Il. john
son & Co., managers Southern depart
ment. j. d. Kerfoot, local agent, No.
5G7 Commerce street, Dallas, Texas.
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In cases Of disordered digestion, sluggish
circulation ofthe blood, aud exhausted vital
energy the Empire Tonic Bltters stand
without rival. For sale everywhere.
noy2QdIm Hf1
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CITY BUSINESS.
Attention. Iireu,cu ,

Members OF Engine Company No. ! are
hereby requested 10 meet In full uniform
OF the Engine house, Monday evening, De-
oember 18th, nj half past O'Clock.
j. ", LYLE, Foreman.
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The Empire Tonic Bittvrsars the best Bit.
-tsrs In the world. As amorning appetizer
they are concedei TO be the most delicious,
wholesome and efrectual ever made. For
sale EVERYWHERE. a7 nov20dlm
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DO you want u nice, neat, and at the same
time durable shoe, for your little girl to wear
to school /? Stamford, at 4O7 Elm street, has
Just the shoe You want. Call and see II IL is
not so. deel0-dtf
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BY buying your Railroad Tickets nom Fred
Manget, Once In Le3ra,,d hotel.
dsc3-tf
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MIR. NY. DePrioste Nv duly nuthor'
iEed 10 ssiicit ANA receive Job work,
mi vertisinE and subscriptions tor Tine
Dallas Herald. w. q. HOLLAND,
business Manager.
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Two hnnses-one- OF them opposite the
CrutchfieId hotel, with three rooms, si2 per
month. The other near the Rawlings motel,
four rooms, SIS per month. 18T4H &
dec8-dtf A. II. SHEPHERD
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Austin Ia Just receiving an immense stock
OF fine gold watches, chains and jewelry Of
oil kinds. $40 Main street. dec7-d6wlIa
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just arrived a beautiful assortment OF La
dies Hats, Millinery goods, OF the most desir.
able styles, at Mrs. J. Il. Brakley's, over
Blake 4 jenkins, dec9-dlw
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Wanted second hand furniture, fall kinds,
Mt TlS Elm street next door to Witwers
wagon depot. decl2dtf
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Fine silver plated casters, knives. forks,
spoons, cups, etc., at Austins, 5l3 Main
street. dec7d&wlm
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a nns lot o. Fresh Missouri Batter always
zspt On hand At q, n. connoliys,iq Marhst
street, novl.a,s'
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rh aelH Tako Notice.
We hereby give notice that we viii not DO
responsible for any debts that may DO CON
traoted by John Meyers, from this date, and
that money paid to him will! not be- credited.
alu ON. CONNOLLY Il co.
Dallas, Texas, December w. 1875. decl2d2t
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Beautiful gold headed canes vt Austin's,
SIS Main street. decydswlm.
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Fine sterling silver ware at Austin's, 5la
Main street. dec7-dawim
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Eight or ten ladies' of experience to sew
Apply 10 Mrs.J.B Barkley, over Blake &
Jenkins. dee0-llw
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Alteration Turner's.

Each and every member Is requested "a
attend the extra meeting Monday night, De-
Do not fall to come.
l.. F. B0HNY, President.
JULIUS WAGNER, Secretary,
decll-d2t
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NO Misrepresentation Of goods at stand
ford's, iT Elm street. declO-tf
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TRUSTEES SALE.

NJ Office ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT ny
~ virtue OF Deed OF Trust to nie made.
executed and delivered by Isom Palmer and
MS wife, Roxana Palmer, on the first day OF
March, A.D. 1875, the same being recorded i'm
BOOK a, on pages 42l, 522 and 4o3, OF Dallas
County Records Of Deeds, ETC., TO se cure the
payment of certain prom issory note for
nve hundred dollars, and bearing data
March !. A: ID. 1873, and b. airing interest at
inc rate OF four per cent. month, rs describ.
ed In said Deed of Trust. ! will, on the
18th DAroF DECEMBER, A. d. 1875,
sell for cash, at public auction, to the high
est bidder at the courthouse door In the civ
OF DALLAS, Dallas county, Texas-to-wit:
:, me late homestead OF the said Ison, and
hoxana Farmer, situated In the above-nam.
ed city, county and State, beginning eighty-
iive feet east from the northeast corner ~
foung and Veale streets, thence north sev
nty.one and one-half degrees east with tie
north side OF Young street seventy-five feet.
thence north seventeen and one-half do '
grees west one hundred feet to a stake.
thence south seventy-one and half degrees
west seyenty.hye feet, thence south seven.
Teen and one-half degrees east one hundred
Ieet, 10 the place OF beginning, together with
au and angular the rights, members. a pnur-
Ienances aud hereditaments to the same be.
longing or appertaining.
psse'o"s Trustee.
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\ Secondhand furniture bought at rs Elm
street. decl2dtf
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Cali on Fred Manget, at the Ledrand hotel
y dec3-A NN
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A good bread aud cake baker. Apply to
A. HERSBERGER,
aeclld2t t3 weatherford, Texas.
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rms DAILY mEsesLD

NiI bo found oa sale by ihs news
boys on all trains 81 the Texas
aud Pacific railway, and NJ She news
Stands NJ she LeEvand, San Saein'o
and Lamar hotels.
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SUNDAY MORNING ;:;::;; DEC, ~.
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Secondhand furniture, 7i3 Elm street.
decl2dtf
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sold Chris" is stopping at
decl6-2t Pope & GoRDoN's.

AIessrs, Minter, Quinn, Ehring-
haus and Bate were admitted to the
bar on last Tuesday. Messrs. Har-
wood and Miller, of Gonzales, and
Messrs. Goodrich and Burgess, of Sc
gum, put them through a very thor
ough examination in open court.
TIE young gentlemen faced the mus
ic bravely, and showed a remarka-
bic proficiency in the rudiments of
the law, and also proved themselves
well versed in practice At night
the newly made attorneys honored
the occasion of their admission with
a sumptuOus oyster supper, and in
vited their legal seniors and the Off
GERS of the court. Fun and good
cheer abounded. On next Thursday
these attorneys are to make their
maiden efforts in a murder case.
The District Attorney is respondent,
and the acccGsed is iubilant. 1t is
generally understoodetha the ladies
are specially invited and will be ex
pected to grace the occasion with
their presence and smiles.
May fees, fame and wives soon be
theirs Guadalupe { Zeras) Times.
The Bate spoken of above is our
accomplished friend, Ed. F., son of
our fellow citizen, DIR. VIM. Bate.
Being made Of the right kind of ma
terial, and, having the intellect to
back his energies, he is sure to sue
coed in his chosen profession. We
hope he may acquire both fame and
| fortune.
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On the 18th Dec, 1875, at the res
idence of Mr.. A. Weatherford, by
Rev. A @. DInwinddie, Mr.. d. o.
Fleming, a typo of the CITIZEN Of
fee, and Miss Annie Tommie,
daughter of Mrs. Morris, proprie
tress of the Tennessee Hotel of this
place.
Mr.. =. has had lifelong and va
ried experience in his art and it
gives us pleasure to add that since
his accession to this Office, he has
been cheerful to work and faithful
to do. Maypeaee, plenty and pros
perity attend him and his life
partner.
If printer ''meet BODY suited to his eye
Should a printer hesitate 20 court her on
the slyl
If the darnsel in response consent TO be hii
wife,
Has he not the perfect right 70 choose ths
married life;
This was the best take" Of his
life, and he was, not slow to aem-
brace it. lie made a lasting sim
preston" and without imposition, .
quietly .'locked'' his fate with hers
and through the forms of law
became her '1eader." In the schaser
of life, they win press togethei
for the goal Of happiness. May tn,
''lieaHUaIn' of love never run short,
and may he ever be 'annie-tom''-
icaliy ''annie mated and she 'Ius
titled
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The Pulaski Accommodation.

We learn from Conductor Baily
that the Accommodation train is
doing well for the road, and we are
quite sure it is a great convenience
to the people whose aecommoda-
ton it subserves.
We enjoyed the pleasure of a ride
on the accommodation last week,
and we were pleased to find every
thing neat, clean and comfortable
on this train. The coaches are
really elegant, and are drawn by a
No. 1 engine. Colored passengers
have their apartments similar in
kind to those of the whites where
they are not intruded upon by
smokers, chewers, spitters, &c.
And they are satisfied with this
just treatment.
Conductor Bailey though a
young man, is and an old hand at the
bell, and a reliable acquisition to
the road; this we have from his
brother conductors. In fact Bailey,
Epperson, Stephens, and Dillahay
make up a quartette just as good
as we want. We have gone over
their line very often within the
past six months, and have been
observant not only of themselves,
but of their several crews, so to
speak, and we can once for all say
much of their uniform courtesy,
and so far as we can Judge, their
diIigent DISCHARGE of duty.
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Burned to Death.


A little colored child, two years
old, whose mother lives. on Mr.. P.
Taylor's lot, took fire by some I'm
known means in the absence OF its
mother from the house, on Tuesday
last, and was burned to death. The
cries of the little unfortunate suffer
er were said to be piteous in the
extreme, and its suffering intense.
1t lived only few hours, and died
in most excruciating torture. Its
clothing was almost entirely con
sumed when discovered, and the in
tensity of its torture can better be
than described.
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Exports.

See what Giles is doing in the
way Of Exports. And first Messrs
Hill and Ballentine are furnishing
North Alabama with grocery sup
plies for the sustenance of hands
now employed on the muscle shoals
canal. j. r. c. Brown is supply
ing DR.. n. J. Busy, Prest. of Eagle
and Phenix cotton mills at Colum-
bus, Ga, with choice butter from
the dairy Of Mr.. Stephen Anderson.
While our fellow citizens J. c. and
w. w. Rea, and A. A. Young of
Giles, have this week shipped for
the shamhles ut Louisville 225 oily
porkers. This shipment added the
to those lately made from Lynnyille
and Weakley's Greek foot up some
thing over 1000 hogs that we know
Of, or about 25O,OOO lbs of pork. 1t
is hoped that Giles Is worse scared
than hurt on the meat question.
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LYNNVILLE.

We once heard the legend Of a
man who wanted to jump over hell.
He took a running START of mile
but was so exhausted when he
reached the base, that he sat down
on rock to get breath, instead Of
performing the acrobatic feat con
templated. Our young people took
such a long running start for
Christmas, that we fancy they viii
be broken down thoroughly when it
comes. On Wednesday there was'a
gathering at Mr.. John c. Johnson's.
The day after another at Mr.. Le-
nave's. on Judge Spofiord's planta-
ton. On Friday night Flournoy
Rivers, Huron Wilson, Lee Jones,
Jimmie Rivers, and other students,
who have, some Of them, been years
at this place, and now are finally
leaving, gave a farewell entertain
ment to their kind friends Of this
community, from whom they had |
received so much kindness. The
entertainment was preceded by a |
lecture at the Presbyterian Church |
on household life, of which Charlie |
Smith,with singular CORRECTNESS, said
she, that is the lecturer, s'knows no
more what he is talking about |
than a mink" The young gentle
men and ladies of the community
generally turned out, and owing in
Il large measure to the mothers of
the young gentlemen, and some
ladies here, there were three pretty
tables. We felt like sneak for
not fixing things up ourselves, but
as we have moved some z times, and
preached some 1000 times, and
done some other little matters, in
the last 10 years, our culinary gifts
have not been exercised.
The Changers observed Tuesday,
as a sort of gala day. They
brought fine dinner to the place
of meeting and ate it up, without
inviting this deponent, or any one
else that we have heard Of, except
their own precious selves. After J
this beautiful and touching exhibis
ton of their love of turkey and pie,
they went home, perhaps to be like
Jack Homer.
l. He put in his thumb and pulled out plum
And said what good boy am Il
We think it was well enough for
them to pass by the middle men,
but to reglect a poor and deserving |
object connected with the church,
deserves public rebuke. We hope
they will do better next time. 1t
is true that charity ought to begin
at home, but she ought not to
form such clandestine habits, she
never stirs abroad. Testing apart,
there was much opposition to the
Changers in this community when
they were first organized. But we
believe they have now won for
themselves universal sympathy and
We regret to learn that Mr.. Jno.
Clinton johnson, is suffering Sc
verely from his eyes. They have
been afflicted for years, but the
disease is now excessively aggra-
waited. We trust he will be soon
restored T. L. n.
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THURSDAY, DEC. % 1875.
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The article of Amos on the Elk
river bridge subject came to hand
too late for this issue, and as we
print no paper Christmas week, it
cannot be given to the public be-
fore the meeting of the County
Court, and that will be too late
Why will people persistently delay
everything to the last moment, when
all experience teaches us that ode
lays are dangerous?" The article
is well written, though too lengthy,
and would have been interesting.
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Pulaski Citizen.

L. W. MccoRD, Editor and Manager,
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Old LynnvilIe and Surround
ings.

1t appears almost strange that
the railroad running so near here
had not been built through this
village. Atany rate, it is a matter
of regret that the old and new can
not be blended. Either they are
too far apart, or too near together.
In old Lynnville there are three
churches, the c. p, the Campbellite,
and the NJ. E.; in new l., two, the
Presbyterian and the Primitive
Baptist. The Academy is built up
on beautiful hill between the two
places. This makes it accessible TO
all concerned. The NJ. E. church,
through our enterprising friend, c.
H. Witt, has secured dressed cell
ing from the Culleoka Planning Mills,
to repair their house of worship
ItsufFered damage at the hands OF
Federal soldiers.
We learn that IT. L. n" or some
body else, gives a candy-pulliLg
this week to some students and
friends. Also that our highly es
teemed clerical friend, Mr.. S. is tc
give a lecture on house keeping
Well, we can all make candy, but few
can lecture like this gentleman
Who would not like to hear a bache
lor lecture on house keeping?
If you want to see beautifu
meadows, large wheat fields, tn,
cleverest folks to be found, at
tentive and well behaved worship
ers, visit the little village of Of,
lLynnville. LII.
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Now is the time of the year for Pneu.
nsonla, Lung Fever, Coughs, Colds, and
fatal results OF predispOsion to Consump-
ton and other Throat and Lung Dis
ease BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP has
been used in this EeighborhoOd for the
past two OF three years without single
failure 20 cure. II you have not used
this medicine yourself, go 20 your drug
glstss Sumpter & Lacey, and ask them
customers. Two doses viii relieve the
worst case. IfyOu have no faith IN any
medicine, just buy a Sample Bottle OF
Boschee's German Syrup for 10 cents
and try it. Regular size bottle 20 cents.
Don't neglect a cough to save 20 cents.
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Pulaski Commercial Directory

ISAAC BUTLER, & Co, Dry Goods Boots,
| shoes. hats, Ladies and Gets Furnishing
Goods. d.. North Side Public Square.
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Perched upon a large, eligible
lot some 30 rods west of the Metho-
dist church, is one of the neatest
parsonages in Tenn. Conference.
The woodwork. brick work, paint
ing, papering DC, seem to have
been well and cheaply done. The
house is beautiful we think-does
credit to the Station and the town,
and is a monument TO the protector,
Rev. Mr.. Dinwiddie, whose untiring
activity provoked the liberality OF
the church to its erection. 1t offers
an inviting shelter to the itinerants
whose lots shall hereafter be cast
at Pulaski Station.
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The Celebrated Infirmary

At Charleston, us, founded by DR..
S. Van Meter, will be represented at
the Alamo House, in Pulaski, on Tues
day, January 4th, 1876, by two of It's
medical staff. Consultation free, and in
English, German OF French. We are
sure that our afflicted friends need only
this invitation TO cause them to come
early on the above date, as this Infirm-
airy is well known to be the most sue
cessful institution of the kind on the
continent. Address the Infirmary at
Charleston, Ills, for particulars. 1t
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Gull many a flower is born to blush un.


"Full many a flower is born to blush IN
seen,
And waste its sweetness on the desert air"
Full many a serenade is giv'n we wean,
When none of those Tor whom twas
meant were there.
So it happened last Friday night
at Sam Childers' (and as we learn
at two other places.) The boys
made one of their finest musical
efforts. The grand diapason of
Sackbut, Psaltery and harp, was
supplemented by a full chorus of
voices, and the dulcet strains went
floating off on the calm, still air, in
accents soft as lute-notes. But it
was not all lost, for just behind the
corner of the house, there stood en-
tranced, one who, herself, IS wont
to evoke from the tuneful chords
Of her guitar, cadences of softest
flow. In the quiet hush after the
End song "Old aunt Gracy" poked
her happy crown around the corner
and said, "gals amt here, all gone
to country, l wish you-uns would
play me a waltz" Then "put me in
my little bed" was the order of the
night-that is the boys made fol
home.
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Intelligence received here last
evening stated the ex-governor John
G. Brown was rendered, and has ac-
cepted, the position of Vice Presi-
dent of the Texas Pacific Railway
Company. The appointment is
worthilv bestowed, as the high char
acter and superior bushes qualifica-
tons of the ex-G Governor admirably
fit him for the responsible position.
1871.
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Giles College.

Prof. Dickinson makes a very i'm
portant announcement in this issue
as regards the next session at the
Giles College. Every parent who
has boys to educate is interested in
this notice. Read it.