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THE TEXAS COTTON CROP REPORTS.
The first crop report of the Calves
ton Exchange is dated Goth ult., and
is based on 1l2 replies received from
G3 counties:
Twcnty-three counties report the
same average as last year; 80 counties
report an increase, as follows: Eight,
slight; two, 2s per cent, six, 8 per
cent; three, 2! per cent; twelve, 10
per cent; three, 20 per cent, and five
so per cent, while four counties report
a decesse ranging from o to 20 per
cent.
The replies generally report dry and
cool weather. Thiety-two counties
report that the character of the weath.
er has been more favorable for plant.
ing than last year, while 81 report less
favorable,
Thirty counties report the stands
good, fifteen fair, eighteen indifferent
and very poor.
Seven counties the crop one week
earlier; 2 report two weeks earlier; 8
report the same as last year; IA report
one week later; 25 report two weeks
later, and z report three wcekslater than
last year.
Our report from all sections agree
that labor IL abundant and much more
efficient than last year.
Fertilizers are comparatively unused
throughout Texas, and but very few
of our correspondents reply to this
query at all.
The general tenor of the replies il
shat the crop is in very good condition
though in most sections the plant Is
small aud backward, owing to the cool
and dry weather, but fields are gener
ally clean. What isneeded is rain and
warm weather.
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1nterfering Invariably cured in once sko eihg
knuckling and knee-sprung horses iame-
diately benefited and loft in a condition by the
aid of which nature s0oR effects a permanent
cure.
Lamencss from corns instantly removed.
Immediate relief given in cases of acute
founder.
Diseases of the above nature and various
others ertaining to he foot and leg, heretofore
considered incurable by "0ld school" Vcteri-
narans, are hy 9 indici0Gs application of the
DUNBAR SYSTEM relieved and cured.
Anatomical specimen exhibited at tn Office
showing cause and effect.
Having been at great expense to acquire
thorough knowledge of the subject, and being
the only smith in tho State to whom MI
Dunbar has impaired his valuable method
treatment, an prepared to treat the wors
case the public can bring forward.
| employ only competent men and per
sonaliy supervise all operations.
On'ee AZ IiS Orange Street.
David WOOI,NAN
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WndTNGTOE, DEL.
Bowers Hoof L.iz:i1nerst.

Alter 70 years OF practical experience with
horses, in Etaging, teaming, &c., havo learn.
eli that more horses have been crippled by
inatlCnuon TO the feet than all other diseases
sjMDned After many experiments have
iourd the true remedy 10 PREVENT tha de-
case of inc noOf, or restore II liter negligence,
. Tnat nature intended II should be-fte
Jreaf support of the noble GainlaL II the hoof IL
iainmcd and DISEASED, the animal is comparas
lively worthless. This Llpiment will siueiy
prsrtHt this worst OF all diseases, ContracLi0n.
Corns, Quarter, Cracks. Contraction OF the
B9ck sinov generally called Knes Sprung.
&C. and restore those th5t have brel cTipplsI
by The want ot such re.acIy,
f-try u, Gnd 1t VIII never faIl II properly
applied, VIZ.
Boi1e the ho-se's toot once q week, or often
or II necessary, al the heel and t,og, and
around the hoot close 70 the ,lai-.
II. C. EoYER,
vcTTlsrown, Pa.
.EstR. VI, c, ROIER-Dsa~ Sir This is 10 rer.
-!iy thet have used y9nr L.nimont in my
stable for three months past, on more than
one hundred ho-ses, and ind it the best PIE
paratlon have ever used on horses. 1t is far
better than yoH recommend i. Send me i've
eases at once, ly express. v. y. -.
HARRY HAMILTON,
~. II. N ass Slst street Now York Gi,T
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Registers Or0er,
REoIsrRR 9 OFFICE,

New Castle County. March 26th. 1875.
Upon the application of SARAH JANE
SHARPE, Executrix Of THOMAS II.
Sd uARPE, late OF Wilmington Hundred, in
said county. deceased; it is ordered and
directed by the Register that the Executrix
aforesaid give notice ofthe granting of Let
ters Testamentary upon the Estate Of the de-
ceased, with the date of granting thereof
BY causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date Of such
Letters, in six of the most public places
Of the County of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against, the Es-
tate to, present the same, or abide by an
Act of Assembly in such case made and pro-
Vided. And also cause the same to be insert
Ell within the same period in the Will.
Inington Gazette, Newspaper published 10
WILMINGTON, and to be continued therein
threo weeks. (E. O. d.
.-->i Given under the hand and Seal of
iL.s. Office of the Register aforesaid, at
49, New Castle. in New Castle County
aforea'd, the day and year above written.
s. G. BIGGS. Register.
NOTICE.
Allpersons shaving claims against the Es.
tate of deceased must present the same
duly attcsted to the Executrix on or before
March 26,h. 1876. or abide the Act of Assem-
bly, in such case made and provided.
SARAH JANE SHARPE,
Executrix,
Ad1ress-WilminRton Del. mh27 -3weod
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RAGIsTER,s ORDER.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Mar. q, 1875.
Upon the application Of Peter \. Brennan
and Victor DUPONT Executors OF Henry =.
Finegao Jr.. late Of Wilmington Hundred,
in said county, deceased; it Is Ordered and
directed by the Register that the Executors
aforesaid. give notice Of the granting Of Let
ters Tesramentary upon the Estate of the de
ceased, with the date of granting thereof, BY
causing advertisements to be bosted within
forty days from the date of such Letters. IL
six of the most public places of the county OF
New Castle, requiring all persons having de
mands against the Estateto present the same,
or abide by an Act of Assembly in such case
made ano provided. And also cause the same
to be inserted within the same period in the
Daily Gazette. q newspaper published N
Wilmington. and to be continued therein three
weeks (E. o. D.
Given under the hand and seal
Sr- Nof Office of the Register afore-
~ Castle county aforesaid the day
and year above written.
s. c. BIGGS. Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Es
tate Uf the deceased must present the same
duly Arrested to the Executors, on or
before March. %. 1870. or abide the Act fAs-
sembly II such case made and provided.
PETER N. BRENNAN,
VICTOR DgFONT;
Executors.
apr3 5weod.
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No Pessoa can snlsc Ihesn Ritfsru oo,,,..
t2 70 diFectonf, and remain long unTni r,
~ ga thtir Dones arc not DESTROYED bv m IN l,. ~.
olson or other means, ana vital organf 49,,
oeyond the point Of repair '.-''''
Dyspepsta ar Ind gosstou, Hesascha ps.,
u ..e slolllHTs, Coughs Tishtnesi oi the Cfssi
Dizziness, SSnr Ernctntions Cf the Sfrr,,cb s. .
!asie Ia the Month, Bilious Attacks Polnjf3.le1.
ne Heart, Inflammation ofthe Lungs, pain IN fas
reStou OHIO iidnfys, and a hundred cther o-i.,.'
ynph ne, are me cfsDringss NJ Dys1epsIa C-s
1oitie NAi move better puItantSa II "a r-.y'.s
t'nn lengthy aiVcftiscMcnt.
s'oF hcmnia GOsEpiuiEsIs, IN vou7- me-,
married. or fin9!e, ei tho dawn q Fomanhoo1 =;
',la turn OF lEe, these Tonic Bttcrs display 50 as
ie9 an lAnuence faat Improvement Is soon y,-
Tntisu ant Cuu', L.l.u7 Ecuittert ard Igfe,
intent teYer9, Diseases of the Glooa, LlYa-, R.s
leys and l!G-Ier, these Dltters have 10 Gu.
srch Dish2ics re csused bT Nitatel g,ocI
They are q gentic Pur-aiEve M zz-sTI :
Tonic, possessing tie merit os ec.i7~ g. .
IS sri-l agent Ia reie-.ag CcnE.stion cr Ir1c,-
Hation oi TIE Liver and Ni@ceyai Organs srd \
Ions Diseases ' :"
For skin Diseases, Erupt.crz. Tet,a.. g..
l.hSt.n, botshe9 Spots, Fimpes, Prstuies, Fcr;
Larbnncles, Ring Eorlnz, Scald.Ilead, Sore T-eg
Eryspelas, Itch, Scurfs, Disc1loratons cftte Ss,E
iumoTs and Diseases Of Tie Skin OF whatever r,rrg
or nature, are literally dug up and carried out o ta6
'yslem IN sn1lt ti!Al ~ the use cf these S,t-er
Grateful Thousunhs pro lain isEgAs ri.
rFE5 the nost wonderful luVigcrGnt tia. fver az
al1cd the sinking system.
y. M. MCDONALD d so.
Druggists ana Ger A Aefs., san francisco Cal! 1
% 81 Washing ion ana Charlton St5,, n 7.
SOLD ~ ALL DRUGGIST, g 1EALEIS
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I YKEN's VALLEY COAL.
. JOSEPH FOCT,

is still receiving Lyken's Valley aud shamok.
in Coal--nut, stove and egg sizes on hane
ready for delivery at short notice. He 10 not
using the patent shuto wagons OF which thd
ladies complain so much OF filing their
houses with coal dust from cellar to garrett.
OEoN0E STREET u II Il. AVENUE.
May 1lth, 1870
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BEATTY pIANoi

circular to DANIEL y. BEATTY, Wasting,
on, Nsw jersey. maFIsd
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GROCERIES.

At REDUCED PRICES.
Canned frri.s Of 81 GiAds at n sight ADVANCE
on the wholesale pre-.
Thankful for past .ayors; We still solicit o
share OF the public patronage. DO not forget
the place to save your money by buying
cheap. GEO. E. WHEELER
noyvIt-d l04 L. Second Street.
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H-ARDWARE, Gc.
3 :. lo.. FHIHD : anItLIY sTs.,

3 Z. LU.. FHiHD aniPLEX STS.
Have aiways on hand full assortment Of
Iron and steel. Best brands of American
Hammered and Rolled Ears, English Refined
Rars ot all sizes; Band, Hoop and Slit Iron
best Norway kailrods and Anger Shapes, Gal
yanizod aud Black sheet Iron, Cast, shear,
Blister German, swede, Spring, Tire, Ma.
oihae qIT Hores hne HorS TSaen ssoe
Nails, Boray, Bolte Clips, Nuts, Washers,
Malloab'e CaetinPs, Wagon Boxes. springs,
Axles, Spoles, felloes, Shafts, Bows, &c.
Carriage Canvass, Oil Carpets. lattinett, I'm
ameled Ton and Dash Leather, and Coach
hardware oi All kinds. Iron Wire GalYan-
red Nails, Bah6it Metal, Lead Spelter, Banca
FIN, Sheet ENC, &c, Nc, SGltli's and other
tools, Anri.-, 'iccs, BeuoWs,' Sled2cS, ilala.
nlera, Shociug kuitos Files, Rasps, Smiths
Drlls, JAe Eeuders, Twere Irons, stocks and
dc, Cr.L'.etGpcs, Cranks and Rollers, Back
Chains. a.,
All Of aict VIII be soi1 no very low prices,
wholesale aud retail Tor oash OF spnrsved
credit. lnar2 1905
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re II sax.E . Yes.s.


Judge Hawkins, III the Superior Distrfcl
Court Of New Orleans, having decided that
Tue third and nOst important section of The
act passed at the extra session for the reliel
of delinquent tax payers, was imperative. and
thai. the provision remitting penalties only
applies To overaowed lands, we would again
advise our readers to come forward promptly
ana nay flaeir back taxes before tie Auditor
changes lis instructions to tie tax collectors
and requires them ID collect the penalties
also. The section declared imperative il thai
vsIsicli provides that penalties shall BE- remit
tod On ali delinquent taxes throughout The
State hat the Auditor having previously Iii.
stracEed the tax x-eoIlecters to remit the pen
altisss (or. rather. the penalty Of 9 per cent
those who pay at onees Of before the Auditor
Fevokes chose Instructions, win have that
nuch leaa 10 pay. twill be seen. therefore,
that u Il tIae part of wisdom 1or 81 those wha
osxe back trxes III settle without delay.
Since thg above was put ii typa, ws bee
that AadiEor Clinton his instructed tax rvl.
Inctors. ii bis eircuIax dated Jana 5, to Is.
eeiyn delinqnent ta1aa without penalties ID
u and including tie soth inst, o.siy. From
slltl afIeE that aats, fleg aEe instructed to re.
qtitEe the payment Of the penal ties, until
ofheruiss difectel. NO timc il thsrefOre ID
be lost ana we would again suggest 10 De.
pnquents TIE propaietg of settling without de.
14v
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TO Old wings.

IN In recent speech delivered by Hon. B. H,
I'LL, Ghe following eloquent and timely an.
peal was addressed to those Southern men
VINO are qulbbiing about the name of Demo-
GTat, cT, the speaker, himself, beitg an old-line
Henry Clay Wing
progressing. The struggle of 1870 will finally
settle the fate OF this country The issue il
iinefSy or empire. The Democratic party is
the only party now existing under whose ban
ner the friends of Constitutional liberty can
raily. Is that party again to be divided Z Is
snaI party to march out for the last great
battle with the enemy with squads Of friends
firing into its ranks and with selfish leaders
thinking Of nothing but the sppils they NAV
gather If so, the battle is lost and Iberty
VIII die the death that knows no resurrection.
Now, let me beg that self may be abnegated.
and the good of the country only remembered.
at least until the country is safe. Let poIiti-
cal traders and intrigHers farbear to plT their
avoea5lons, and let each one of us suspect that
possibly other men may have some patriotism
and wisdom, at least until after the battle is
over. For two years, ut least, let us oil agree
that the best men shall be chosen for the
most important places, and that the policy
adopted By the party shall be assumed to be
the wisest policy.
No man can be less partisan than u1vsaIf
: 2 Eafs more decided convictions as
20 what is the best policy for the party to
adopt, but no man will support more cheer
fully and earnestly than myself whatever
may be the final authentic decisions of the
party. whether these decisions accord with
my previously expressed opinions or not. For
one, am going into the great struggle of 1876
with no concessions for enemies and no uiti.
nlatum for friends. am willing to say to
the hberalfzed Democracy of the Union, what
Ruth said to Naomi, tsWhere thou g0est will
80. and thy people shall be my people,
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Grants Letter.
In. 7. Sun, June IL

L H. k1dH3 0uHG 1.
Gen. Grants letter on tile third term il eyi.
IDENTIFY all his own production. It is cunning
and It tells good deal more than it's author
supposes.
The first Intimidation respecting the third
term did not come from the press it came
from the White House. A person there,
whose relations ne need not more specifically
define said, tnst defure the election OF 1879.
that the great difference between (4gn.
Washington aud Gen. Grant, as fIiev would
appear in history, would be that Washington
had only two terms as President. while Gen,
Grant would have three All that the press
ever did in regard to this subject was to call
attention to the nncOneealed ambition Of
GFant, thereby rendering its success impossi-
bic. About the fact of the ambition and the
existence Of the design, there can be no ques-
tien.
There Is too much hIimbug in this letter.
= don't want the third terni,s be says, any
more than ] wanted the first Yet every
body knows now how much lie wanted the
first. The only doubt in his mind was whe-
ther lie should run as a Democrat or as Re-
publican. He intrigued for the Democratic
nomination, and failed, before he determined
that he would be the Republican candidate !;
and now IN this letter, when he says that he
does not want tile third term, he carefully
leaves the door open in the hope that, after
all, it may be given to him: and he ingenious
" argues the constitutional point that the
people have right to elect man President
as often as the Wish.
However, the thing is ended. The press
aettied it, and the Pennsylvania resolution
registered the decree. When the Repuhii-
can Convention meets to nominate o candi
date for President, there will not be man in
it, who will even think De nominating Grant
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Hoae TO Ges Fine SilDe1oare for Nottiag.
In order To largely increase our circulation,
Fe hare arranged with the old and celebrated
silver Warehouse Of Messrs Reed Il Barton,
New York, to offer their silverware MS pre-
niums. This house has been established fifty
years. and has an enviable reputation through
out tho copntry Almost anybody, with very
little trouble, can get mp d club Pf s, 4, TO-
I6, Is. 80 or 40 names, and thereby secure one
of the valuable premiums mentioned below
Our readers can have perfect confidence in
Gle goods We here offer as premiums They
IRE eli heavily plated on white metal, and
boar the stamp Of & Reed g. Barton. As to-
lie CouRIER, its record is known to all. and
there are many reasons wIsy il should be found
En tile home ef every fasnlily Id tile parish.
T0 every person sending ns the subscription
price Of this paper, e. So ne will give beau
tiful Napkin Ring. decorated in Japanese
slyle, end gotten mp In the most elegant man
neT as an advertisement to the uanufaet turess.
A fair retail price for ii would be $I "a
For club of four subscribers, We viii give
Ehildss Cup, gold lined and finely engraved,
worth &2.75; Or, one halt.dozen Tea Spoons
beautiful designs extra heavy plated latest
For i cIIlb y fire, ChiIdss SET, knife, fork
and spoon, In Il tine 1nor0cen case, satin lined,
WORTH III tile EFaFaEo0aEas of Reed IL Barton, $4.
4 beautiful birfIday present for child.
For club oil seven, one haIf-dazen Table
Spoons oF forks, worth SIS.
For club os ten, Butter Dish. globe sha-
ped haHdspmssls engraved, with Knife Reat,
worth $50 iii New York
For Il club at sixteen. Cake Basket of ri
new and very Iiopular pattern, worth $50
For club Oi eighteen. IN Ice Pitcher Of an
exceedingly lyeaukiful design, fitted with the
seamless liniag, ivy decoration, worth $3.50.
For club oi thirty d Communion Set, 1ve
pisces, yiz.s fEates cups, md fankarsI,
worth $50 at the wareroorna of Reed 1z Barton.
For Forty Subscribers, Weed Sewing Has
thine, new and in perfect orders worth $50
Such IN opportunity 10 get premiums like
tIeae vas never offered hare before. Who
wEll sandus the FIRST club NoW Il tue time.
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To EXCEL IN TaRRovKaENT e the leading
element eli this eeuntfy, and no ether article
of Iaborgaving machinery has eqHalled il this
respect the ssWfng machine ID rapid tribes Of
iHapsn verlenf. Among them, the Ns IisoR Shut
tie Sewing Machine may be counted tile lead
been added sa It tAaS e0zIsfant axperinientfng
and science could suggest. and It is offered to
Tile pu tosday Without al equal for Ttrafly
nse. Light, rapid. beautiful durable aud peF-
feet. the M iison holds the leading place among
tie best sewing nzarhines Id use
Machines viii ha delivered ST an steamboat
landing III salis parish, fsae eg transp0ptatfau
elsarges, II ordered through the Campany,s
Bsanch House at Is9 Canal Sk., New 0rEeaiss.
They send iii elegant catalogue and ehruna0
eiEeu E FREQ 81 application.
This Gem rant ii FEW more a00fE agentas
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The many readers og H9utereas neasocFat
wll learn wi9h pleasure that ABtichs hsa All
laet recovered frem his long and painful iilness
o1 aix months duration, ana again donned The
sditofial harness nit tie pfulniss Of making
Dthe Dsmoerat "a nttle tlae HyeIieat ana best
paper erer pub Iishea llriea Is + aaveIT editor
and tis Bsplae sss ore NC tllc very heat aa we'll
Is liyeliest aE dur excls
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9ln Tuesday morning last as about hasfzpast
twa p'elork, tlie kitchen Of Nc. Il L. Msrris
vas destroyed Is ire aIr Morris residence
hsing situated on the elassllsirts Of town, but
lsW persons were made aware 0f the work Of
destruction gglllg On 0n hfs premises until ~
as toe late 9n save either tho bailding q ifs
eoatents. The Gre, VIE understand, was the
result ef earest ssness.
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lsH q S. troops "a Leuisiana are Eo be dis
tsihuta as falisws darine fhe aurasners Cpl.
laeaeke, with I'VE companies ok Infantry. at
saekasn RarraekA I'ols d1 TrabrfanS, tsFo
saaspasiss af u asstrys Il Eew Orleans cel'
2EpssdW fSar otirsnanies u snfaatt Baton
oage TAe1e alse ID one eashpany as III
snt1S Ii 81 III naVilEe Tie ppsr Fed
&lseR viii Re aa dsr aaand d zlai. 1Lsfs
isil with THE Iel essing disposition sf troops !
zeneak one pany d indan tsy anS ans
q eayaIry fochess enc casnrnny of iils
goazIsat IS eoknp If iH1sntky 4
"a one iasly a saF alfs aad Sc Fiae-
0na III
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1funzssheinltsT got back from New Orleans
lass Saturday end bis gaods Aave been ceuling
II ever siacs very bout from The city alasag
u hs Atoe u cplssss II wauEd he frustlasa
A. as 10 attsnlpt n ennnaeeatc alI tIle coed
hiHga AZ has Rsled his store Will. anA win
. aze vsss "a readers 81 gall ansl aeA toF.
themselves bsi iug assured tIat LII llaislleg
ean tho iii
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Il Is astonishing how rapidly the recon.
structea States reeupeTate when they are re-
ieyed from the rule of tho carpet-baggers
and their allies, who have done so much To
paralyxe the trade and industries Of the ma
tton by Sinpuverishing the States where they
hive held control. Here is Arkansas, where
the people had been reduced to the verge Of
despair by the exactsens Of the carpet bar
crew who 10 long maintained themselves III
power BIZ the most outrageous frauds and the
assistance Of The Administration already pay
ing mp It's DEBTS, though only few mouths
haze elapsed since the people recovered the
rigl1s Of SELF government. The land owners
Outstanding their poverty, are sHrnris-
ing the tar collectors by the proTnptHess with
which they respond to tie demands made
upon them The Board of Finance havB rSafd
ilI, the debt due the Union Trust Company of
this city, amounting 70 nearly $4,000, and
they have taken in q large number of bonds
hypotlleeafed several years ago. BIZ the first
Of next mouth the State Treasurer expects 60
be able ID par tie interest due on large
afnpunt OF bnnds, aud 10 the business Of pri.
yafe insliEidnaas the prospects, are equally en-
ccura 9islg. Yet, Il Grant could have induced
Cong 20 yield 60 his wishes, the United
STATES arIny would have been used I'd remand
the people Of Arkansas to slle fule 0f the nm
c0naai0HablH raseais who oppressed and plum
dered them until they we're almost hoIleiessIy
ruined ~. II Sfs4s.
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NENV nARisRER aIs1aP.

HAYINI recently opened Shaving and
= Hair Cutting Saloon OH Main SCI. Lefweet,
Munzesheiners aud Roos' stores, ain prepar-
cd 20 do Hair-entting, Shaving, sIaillpooillg,
sSe. snaFe0f the patronage of fhe public
is respectfully solicited. Charges Reasonable,
and Satisfaction GasaTunteed.
WAf. HERR, JR.
Opef0usaet June is, 1872 II