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NIoLENNAN COUNTY EsTRAys,

NICLENNAN COUNTY ESTRAYS,
No. 74T. ttttsg ID
Taken up by c. ID. Scarborough, NJ his
residence 10 west OF Waco, on Hog
Creek, aud estrayed beforeW W G. Boyd,
j. r.. Precinct No. !. Dee. Is, ls7j, one
sOrrel horse, 7 ofs years old, branded
with IA straight mark with u curve
over 1t, on left shoulder; right hind
foot white, also left fore foot white /;
broken to saddle and harness. Ap-
praised at $50. by q. A. Morris and Il.
&. Hill.
No. 7iS.
Taken mp by 4. $. Shock at his resi-
dence, and ,sirayed before ~. Il. kel-
lum, J. Y. PrecinUt No. 2. DECEMBER Z,
1875, one bay horse mule. o yenrs old,
branded with an y above, and n i,rlow
IA curved mark. Appraised at 80 by
W. ID. Edwards ana VIC. Parker.
N No. 7i9.
Taken up lly Il. =, Williams. at his res
idenee on North Besque, and csirayeo
| before X, =. Aassy, j. T.. Precinct No
1, ,.December ~, 1876, one sorrel horse
years old, AH hands high, right hinl
| foot white, branded + l. on left shonl
der. Appraised at $50 by j. y. Wolff
and j. NJ. DamIOn-
| y u D.E. GURLEY.
elk. ID. ct. Mel. Co., Tex.
By. j. 7. WALTON, Depatyt de3l3w
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WIFE NO. 10.

By Ann Eliza Young, Brigham Young's Re.
bellious Wife. The only complete Expose
Of all the SECRETS 0f BRlGIlAM's HA-
REM ever written, Born In MprmonisIn,
Ann Eliza now exposes to the world, as no
other woman can, The Secrets, Mysteries and
Crimes Of the horrible syptem Of Polygamy,
nom the verJ beginning. Nearly 2O0 Illus.
tratioDs beauiify the work. II Is the best
selling book published. 1000 more men
and women ca2 have employment and make
from s. 10 $40 daily. Al live agents are
writing for illustrated circulars with Large
Terms. Sent free. DO not delay, but ad,
dress DUSTIN a GILMAN, Hartford, c., Chi.
cago, ILL.,, or Cincinnati, Ohio dl2 4w
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DIR. c. M'LANE.'S
Celebrated American
Worm Specific,
.lnQi osls tts
YER M I FUG E
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
THE countcnance is pale and
leaden-colored, with occasional
hushes, or a circumscrihed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull; the pupils dilate; an azure
semicircle runs along the lower eye
lid; the nose is irritated, swells, and
sometimes bleeds; a swelling of the
upper lip; occasional headache, with
humming or throbbing Of the ears
an unusual secretion OF saliva; Shiny
or furred tongue; breath very foul,
particularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voraeious, with a
gnawing sensation Of the stomach, at
Others. entirely gone; Aceting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
aud vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny, not
unfrequcntly tinged with blood: belly
swollen and hard urine turbid; re-
spiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiceough; cough
sometimes dry and .convulsiyc; un-
easy and disturbed sleep, with grind
ing of the teeth; temper variable,
but generally irritable. etc. '''.'''ii
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist, iit-f .l.
Ds. c. MLANE'S VERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect a cure.
The universal success which has
attended the administration of this
preparation has been such as to war
rant us in pledging ourselves to the
public to ...
RETURN THE MONEY
in every instance where it should
prove Intellectual: providing the
symptoms attending the sickness of
the child or adult should warrant the
supPosition of worms being the
cause."| In all cases the Medicine
to be given IN STRICT ACCORDANCE
WITH THE DIRECTIONS.
We pledge ourselves to the public.
that
DIR. c. M'Lane's Vermifuge
DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; and that it is an limo.
cent preparation, net eababh ef GoiRP
Me fhighteH niWyko NE moh hfnary
WtaAi. Address all orders TO
FLEMING BROS, PITTSBURGH, PA.
p s. De.,lers and Physleans ordering from
oihsts than Fleming Bros. all DO ufll 10 write
thelr orders distinctly. and take none 6W Dr 4
NLass'S, pytfryr,fiIE E1'Wigf By0f ,Igfftsygb.
Id. 10 those Wishing 10 give thru a tfli We viii
i9r@ard T-r mail. po't paid TO any part OF the
United States, one bos Of Pills for twelve three.
cent postage stamps, ur ono MAI of Ntfmihtgr Er
fourteen three-Ccnt stamps An orders from { mad,
must he accompanied by twenty cents extra
H5- For sale by Dnn.gsts and Country stpre
Keepers generally, il
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!: !. .;;iE,Z..I:; 4:

lions whsn rtf lat
party mas peen divIded +
upon matters OF local significance,
when the wisdom OF the leaders
has been a. variance and when The
ditatentlhfefiitsI|at stake called for
and imperatively demanded separ-
ate individun arruMu
campaign Immediately l.before. rs,
there N, and indeed car" "beJ but .one
ssenntiRsht toruis the cciccilsot' the
IDempcratic party, "' ..l''.., ''' ',i'''
lThere. isiIno question Up upon
which.the party cam Possaply'aiiHH1e,
ana there Is ever, every season w",. u
sh shpalq Ssaaa a ,sla pMi TOT .sw'.i sne i'su,ns
i'easnls YAs'ts, y!;na,:I
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pol'ey'o. .reoelsms O n9s'.ns,us
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M w. SHAW q BRO,
Practical Watchmakers

and manufacturers of FINE JEwELRy.
Agenia for the, Justly celebrated WAL
THAN HATCHEs; nIro keeps on hand
silyer aud Plated wans. Table Cutlery
PtbbhS Specks, aBarometer-, Thermorii-
eters, Sacrometcrs, Bank note Magnify
ing Glnss. Call apd inspect our stock.
We sell nj small proiits. Cor. Market
and fremont SIS, GALvEsrOH, TEXAS.
olwBm
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The sale of Edwin Forrest. II eu.e.

Philadelphia, Dec. 21.-EdwinI For
rist's handsome residence at Broad and
Master streets, was sold at private sale
to day for sos, 900.
1t is understood thst the purchaser
whose name is unknowp, will convert
it into a resort similar to Thomas:
Central Park Garden in New York.
Mr.. Forests diamonds, which are val
ued at S2s, 900, were to-day deposited
in Bsrley's jewelry store for exhibition
and sale. 20 :.
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AN OUTFIT FREE.-p. want som.
IA one Ia every county 10 take orders
anal deliver goods foI The old and orig
inai q. %. ID. House. Large cash wages.
splendid chance Ia every neigh borhoOd
for the right person OF either sex, young
or old. Sample~. new IiAts, Circular
terms, etc, coInpi' le ontfit sent free
posi- paid. send for IL at once and make
money ~ your homes. Address. II. j.
HALL & TO-, GN. Howard n, Baltimore.
do lW
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OFFICE ", II. GARRETT,
GENERAL PURCHASING
AGENT, loa
81 n. Main ST., Cor. Chestnut,
sr Ion,a Mo nao "a iMl !.
.FFICE W. II. GARRETT.

VI isbuIh, mos lGc- III io'bs
To the Patrons OF Texas: "i.
With much pleasure | am enabled to
Inform you that very recent arrange
ments have brought within my reach
two First Glass Sewing Maoliiaes OF es-
fabiished reputation. by special re-
guest do not publish prices aud terms,
but will assure you thai culsnnd prices
Will be furnished in private letter on
special application. This Ia worthy
your special attention, as | feel sure
you viii be astonished AT the very r.,as-
enable figures at which they will he Of.
fered. Therefore, for what conceive
10 be the good OF all, I would In good
faith advise yoh not TO buy before at
least hearing my prices and seeing the
cuts.
These are not cheap machines made
specially 10 sell 10 patrons IA some are,
but hrvt-class, and by dint OF effort
great concessions obtained.
Cuts and prices promptly sent on mp
pIication, Very truly.
de3O WITT W. ii. GARRrTT.
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HALL, PATTERSON & CO,
LIVE STOCK
Commission Merchants

Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Illinois
Refer by permission 10 W. y. 1ucktIi
Esq, President Union stock Yards Nailosn
Bank, Chicago, Illinois, riankinion a AZ
noun Packers, Chicago, Illinois, Milwaukee,
Wis, Kansas City, Mo, John V. fnrwti"
Co, Chicago, illlnois Field, LeiieI " 'o'
Chicago, Illinois.
Hssbsndry. aug21wiy.
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''Will this pipe smoke freefp asked a
gentleman who was purchasing pipe.
"Of course il will, il you can get your
tobacco for nothing" was the reply,
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New Advertisements.
,I,THE JENNINGS ESTATE.


All persons Interested IN this colossal
estate are notified that q meeting OF
what Ia termed the Jennings Family
Association will be held in Augusta,
Ga., on the 25th day of January, 1s7G.
Az that meeting Judge John ", Bacon,
OF Columbia, \. C., who passed some
months in England last summer inyes
tgaiing this claim, viii make IA report.
The members Of the said association,
from Virginia to Texas, who hav. al
ready contributed TO the fund raised
for prosecuting The said claim, will be
admitted TO seats ut said meeting. All
others Interested are requested 10 at
tend the association without de lay Ia
become members of the same. The AS
sociati0n has regularly elected presi-
deaf, secretary, aud n bonded treasu-
rer. Jos. ii. ,JENNINgs,
President and Chairman OF the Execu-
tive Committee OF the Jennings Fam
lily Association.
de3lw3t Per A. GREEN.
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INEAS. .-Agcnts wanted. Good cnancc Tor
Il making money, TO parties who devote.
whole or part of time In selling our Teas.
Liberal commissions. Send for terms. 7. o.
Box 56i3, CHEAT AMERICAN TEA Co., 81 and
80 Vesey st., n. Y. dl2 4w
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sale.
From the St. Louis Times. |

From the st. Louis Times.
1t seems that the recent great
sale by the President of his blooded
stock was merely preliminary to the
disposal of the farm itself. Accor-
ding to a dispatch from ST. Louis,
AN indianapolis patent sale com
pany has partially accepted Mr..
Grants terms-793 acres at $500
per acre-and the negotiation only
lacks his consent to receive part
payment in the company's stock TO
become complete. II made, this
would put $685., 300 into the sellers
pocket. The President appears to
have done very well on his salary.
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We w understand. itsd r. and. that Mr.. 'nuehHAt tes
OF Madison Co, recently lost two clfl
.dren--twins, within short time Of
each other. There seems til be Ia vial
-cSnaection. in. thsI two ,liyess uwfl en-
one. allied, y the other mas lailipa. .sihf
larlyp soon after. ..iQBe died, and he
lather4 ,Yas hs9on, b, afleI taken dotn,
though, hot With any .ontagi3ds dis
ease, and died also..' whara nfi4tfry
'is life. We siitipatiiie"'withl the kf..
fficttd parents In their sad Iteredve
nieut. ianin,ih iHnii.. huu ni.l v
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w ing Prize Package IA the world. II
contains 10 sheets paper, 10 envelops,
golden pen, pen holder, pencn, patent
yard measure, and piece Of Jewelry.
Single package with elegant pfize, post
paid. 2ic. circniu free. DRIDE x Co.,
dl2 4w 11g Broadway, New York.
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s.sarv *, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS steadi-.
rass e a5xas ,bonn- 80, ,,s sltS o;yn inter
-,-. NJ, - - sr nf Il H. ,,',o,, na,t .r,,D gop
e5's uhu s"e N' ~
crafty, II is furnished IN 'he''as'
founding revelations s of the iia.,sftt' crooked
: whiskey ring,'which has come =,
near Involving in"its'slsmy meshes'
the great chief Of fosat Al, hepnoli- \.
(. canism--the illustripas .'sran! nm
self. The country 's' an earnest III
the vigorously Expressed uetefnn'h
.a.ation.to.ba quit of,.!al! this wonder y
'ful corruption; and npoh'.i .ioe -
mocracy of Texas reststhe duty OF
holding. the STATE sarafeiy ol 70 'nosel \
reforms when. salar'fu' !.
to their legitimate conclusions
..musi Inevitably. df!ye,1f9fem lI!Ns p l.P power
'thesorrupt men, who haseiora de-
cade er"more'ruled 'n"the' nails OF
American g government. lIlsit let ile,l ms ms N
Texas, do 'our whale..dn Wi'a'-
ever others.ray see proper to do' ?"
aa..1us T,.leor.rh sronchs.fes. .thein. n.
~fx,r r.f;o, af,;oo,nI 'ibsf"tbe Harris. county
''n ,.a iii II, e, Cot, , o.;s, ,,;, tbes
1850 f"f's'9n''n'iiFsf 7fls4f :.
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M IND READING, Psychomaney, Fasci
Nl nation, Soul Charming, Mesmerism, and
Marriage guide, showing how either sex may
fascinate and gain the love and affection Of
any person they choose instantly. iOO pages.
By mail 80 cts. Hunt n Co, is9 s. ath st.
philadelphia, Pa. DIE 4w
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STATE NEWS,

tue COmuou inihu.
The mail carrier from this place one
Moore got on a bender up at Palo Pinto
last Saturday night and threw bottle
at crowd who were teasing him and
broke Mr.. Owens nose, and other
wise bruised his face.
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[Psris North Texan,] a.,

: :" Aspecial Intessage from Paris don
veyeH'tbthe sanc,nm' of our senior on
yesterahy. a most otastefnlly arranged
li,oqaet, the handiwork. nj the accom-
Iplisbsd Miss yetiie Gaines, of that loye-
ily. little CITY. In private note, IL is
Nstyled the .'Coke Boquet," and is ad-
dea: F'Please accept this as token
of the esteem we have for the Courier,
and the cordial support given Richard
Coke" az = - Z fiii'at
The above is from the Sherman
COURIER. We are at loss for words
to express our surprise. Just to think
We have been bagged by Thosl j..
Crooks, and that, too, with our eyes
wide open. For years we have been
the happy recipient of Jefiie's floral
offerings, and now, just at the time
when our desk is innocent ofa single
flower, and the dust Of neglect isset-
tling all over our sanctum, this ugly ed
itor Of the Sherman Courier comes out
in such melting tone about having re-
ceived a boquet from Paris, and moi
only from Paris, but from our especiaI
floral contributor We may "spart
the red-headed man" this time, but he
had better join the Cuban fillibuster,
before he takes up his pen to max,
another acknowledgment similar To tn,
above. Ias
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ings, mutterines and threats of
seversl"e disaffeetedui and, ruthless
journals. The Herald is winning an
'sskiAble ifhceiiA .tbe esthqation Of
the party in this State.
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Fog RESr.--A valuable farm containing
Nifty aeIss, Of improved land, oDly one aud
: aslt q ll,5ss R;sies from ihe'eiiy' Apply .
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STRAYED !

STFAfEDi
In the neighborhood Of Rainey's Creek,
one Grey Horse, years old, Is hands and
inches high, branded on left hip HOLY.
The same was bought Of q. G. Young, Jno.
T. Majors, witness 10 bill of sale.
A reasonable reward VIII be paid on de
livery Of the above 10
ISAAC 7. BEAN,
dl7w4t Moffettown, Bell Co.
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pRATT's ASTRAL OIL |

Burns In any lamp without danger Of explod.
ing or taking fire. Manufactured expressly
to displace the use Of highly volatile and
dangerous ops,
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Ds. c. M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE

Will certainly effect a cure.
The universal success which has
attended the administration of this
preparation has been such as to war
rant us in pledging ourselves to the
public to ...
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DIR. c. M'Lane's Vermifuge

DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; and that it is an inno-
cent preparation. net eafahh efdoine
Me Shghtea iRyWyO me moh hndry
MfaUi. Address all orders TO
LII EMINH upnn p,.-.-......-.. IL
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-09-09
ALIENS WAR ON THE MINERS

When Gov. Allen was called upon Of
ficially, by resolution of the Ohio Leg
islature, to tell by what authority he
called out the troops to make war upon
the striking miners at Nelsonville, he
sent in the lie that the troops had not
been called out. He knew it would
never do to admit that he had called
them out, as then they would again de-
mand his authority for so doing. That
he did call out the troops, is proven by
an act found on page Is of the Statutes
of last winter, where the Democratic Leg
islature appropriates $542 to pay these
troops. If they were not called out, the
Democratic Legislature stole the $542.
Gov. Allen had no authority to call out
troops unless the Sheriff of Athens coun-
ty made call for aid. We assert that
no such call was made by the Sheriff If
it was made, let it be published. 1t is
due to the miners in this part of the
State to know whether Gov. Allen was
maliciously coercing them at the dicta-
tion of rich coal company.
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JORDAN.

Our kind friend, DIR. L. 7. Monahan,
has found the political Jordan rather a
hard road to travel. He has had many
ups and downs during the past fifteen
years. We publish this week from the
Court record, where he was fined for sell
ing intoxicating liquors in violation of
law. We might go back and show how
he was arrested about the commence
ment of the war, and taken to Columbus
for disloyalty how he was arrested at
this place by Col. Keith during the war,
for selling butternut breast pins to cop
perheads, that they might wear them in
order to show their sympathy with the
rebels; how he was arrested and taken to
Cincinnati for using a stamp which had
once been used, thus trying to cheat the
Government out of half dollar or SO
how he tried to make few cents of
each school boy and girl by little trick
which was defeated by Democratic school
directors, &c But we will turn him
over to Bro. j. L. Jones. who will warm
him up before the end of the campaign
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In some respects Democracy is the
same yesterday, to-day and forever At
the meeting at Wellston on Saturday
night about dozen men and halEgrown
boys, apparently half drunk, kept up a
constant whooping and yelling, as if de-
sirous to break up the Republican meet
ing Every few minutes one of these
Democrats would shout, "hooray for Bill
Allen, by God" This was exactly the
way the Democrats acted forty years ago.
We saw Democratic Sheriff of Jackson
county, swing his hat in the air and yell,
hooraw for Gineral jackson by God, -
and then he fell in the street. and was so
drunk that he had to be carried into a
house
Republicans often get drunk, but we
do hope that the toughest of the party
may still preserve so much of the gentle
man as not to interrupt Democratic meet
inus
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I. T. MONAHAN IN FAVOR OF A DI
VISION OF THE SCHOOL FUND.

l. T. Monahan has educated all his
children who are old enough to attend
school, at Catholic institution. "St
Mary's of the Springs near Columbus.
This speaks very much louder than any
words of his, protesting love for the Com
mon Schools of Ohio. But the DR., has
gone much farther than this. About the
first of August. 1869, we heard some
Democrat on the street, loudly talking
in favor of division of the school fund,
and giving the Catholics their share,
We mentioned the fact, and DR.. l. 7.
Monahan came out in the jackson Her
aid. August 6, 1869, and said he was the
man whom we heard, and he comes out
squarely in that article in favor of divid-
ing the school fund, and giving the Cath
olics their proportion. He argues the
injustice to the Catholics of the school
system.
Will the DR.. deny this? We guess
not
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vINT0N COUNTY.

Vinton county has been strongly Dem
ocratic for many years, and as is gener-
ally the case where that party has undis-
puted sway, corruption and rascality
have become too overbearing to be borne
by the people, and several Republicans
have been elected to Office in that county
within the past few years. The county
has had a Republican Representative
Sheriff and Prosecuting Attorney within
the past four or FIVE years. Now they
have very ,streng candidate for Repre-
sentative, DR.. Cline, of Wilkesville. He
can be elected.
We will refer to this matter again, as
the entire State is interested in the elec
ton of Republican to the Legislature