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The other day an aSsen.-minded
gentleman Inadvertently entered the
cabin OF Fulton ferry boat smoking q
cigar. "You can't smoke here, sir, u
exclaimed an irascible passenger.
''This is the ladies' cabin" The gen
tleman paused, looked around him,
and hastily retreated. Reaching the
door he turned around, suj address
ing the person who had spoken to hin
remarked politely: Il beg your par.
don. I ought to have known that thii
was not the gentlemen cabin when
saw you here" The anti-smoke.
failed to understand what his fellow
passengers were laughing at.
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In response to inquiry in refer
ence to the qualification of voters
at the ensuing election, we under
stand that it is regulated by the
new Constitution now submitted.
No registration is required, but
every one is required to vote in bis
OWE precinct, and residence of six
months in the county, instead of
sixty days, as heretofore, is neces-
ssry.
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A widely Applicable Remeay.

Few remedies are applicable % such such 4 4
wfoe ra1ss-8f SisOfders as Hostetter's
stomsch Bitters, and this is not because It
has special properties adapted TO the cure Of
each-such pretense would be manifestiy
Absurb-but on account Of its wonderfully
improving effect upon the general tone Of
the system, and its Alternative action upon
the ofgans Of nutrition, secretion and dis
charge. Besides It's well known properties
a. a remedy for intermittent and remittent
fevers, dyspepsia, constipation, torpidiiy Of
the liver, general debility, urinary and utter
Inc difficulties, It invariably proves to be
highly serviceable In overcoming anemia,
hypoch ondria, rheumatism, insomnia, and
many other disorders and disabilities ongi-
mating In poverty or impurity Of the blood,
nervous weakness or ovsr-excitement or an
imperfect performance Of the physical
functions. 4lH.H do lw
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Further, with reference to the re-
cent troubles between some of the
Oranges and, Gov, Overton, of the
Chicksssw Nation, we mention that
the matter was duly presented for
consideration and action by the
Nstional Grange, at its recent ses-
sion in Louisville. Worthy Master
Lang, under whose jurisdiction the
disturbances had occurred, read
from the Examiner and Patron the
account gwen Of the affair by Mr..
Hayes, Master of the Prairie Valley
Grange, and asked such action by
the National Grange as the exigen-
cies Of the case seemed to require
A motion to this effect was adopted
and, on Investigation by commit
tee, the matter was referred to Mr.
Lang, with instructions to investi
gate fully, and if found as repre-
sented, 70 apply for redress from thu
National Government, through th'
members of Congress from Texas
We shall await, with interest, fur
ther Developments.
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TIE GALVESTON CONVENTION

assemblies in Galveston a body Of
men, to represent the great politica
ideas of Texas, to give expression
to the enlightened political senti-
ment of this great State. The well
fare of Texas will be in the hands
of that body of men. They will
deal with questions affecting the
veal or woe of all the people and
all the hopes of Texas. It Is import
ant that they be representative
body of the citizens of the State;
that they represent truly, ell inter-
ests and all sections, as well as all
shades of Democratic preference.
The duties of this assembly will not
fall below the grave Importance of
a Legislative assembly, or consti-
tutional convention. When we
consider the vast majority the De-
mocracy wields in this Staten con-
nection with the other fact, that
the party will be made directly res
ponsible for all the future during
which. this majority may rule, our
readers and friends will understand
the anxiety we feel on the subject
of its correct action.
l. The Galveston Convention can
not afford to make a mistake. Its
policy must be as comprehensive and
as magnanimous as the interests
to be decided are vast and impor-
tant. No narrow or proscriptive
policy must be permitted to obtain.
Mere partisanship will have no
seat at its council board. All the
hopes and all the purposes Of the
party must be clearly, distinctly and
fairly stated, and platform given
the party broad and liberal enough to
contain the progressive and enlight-
ened sentiments of the Texan De-
mocracy, and it must deal definitely
with all the thousand and one deli
cate questions which are now agi-
tating and interesting the country.
This done in wise and statesman
like way, will tend to heal every
breach and bind up every wound,
and firmly united Democracy will
be the result of our coming together.
In view of these great and mo-
mentous considerations, we urge
earnestly and persistently upon our
party everywhere to send none but
truly representative men, and tried
and true Democrats to that assem-
bly,. And this careful preparation
must commence in our primary
meetings. Here is where cor
rect ideas are born, and here il
is, where the people educate and in
struct their representatives in thu
duties to which they are to be de
voted.
1t is worse than folly to expect {
representative Democratic Stat
Convention, if we send men ther
simply because they are good fel
lows, or simply because they hav
: both the inclination and money i
, go. They must go because the,
rise in intelligence, devotion and pa
, triotism above their fellows. lie
the party be fully represented, bot
town and country. Let the Calves
, ton Convention illustrate the fac
that the farmers-the bone and sir
ew of the State-are beginning I
feel and express an interest in tn
!. welfare of the State.
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! rhs oess Of shs nag nsvivai.

The Moody and isankey Committee
In Rrooklyn are winding up their bus
inass, and expect to be ready in few
days 70 publish their financial state.
rAent. Exclusive Of the proceeds Of
the furniture in the Rink, which is be-
ing sold, they spent about 80, 900.
There Is no numerical estimate Of the
conversions made, but the committee
man say that large additions are being
made 70 the churches aud TO the Chris
tiAn Association. About 300, 900 per
sons iistened TO Moody and SaRkey
while they we're In Brooklyn. Over
lS5, 600 tickets were distributed In the
lest twelve days Of their stay. The
e, 600 debt Of the Y. NJ q. A. has
been entirely paid OF, and susscrip-
fians are daily being sent to the com.
nitsee.
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| seIf.EviAent.

II two cans are Of the same sixe, and both
are full, II IA self-evident that one contains
as much by measure as the other, although
one being 6lled with heavy substances may
weigh many ounces more than the other.
Now, ~ DR.. Pnce's Cream Baking Powder
Is put up 10 cans as large, and hold rs much
powder Ia used by measure (teaspoonfuls)
and not by weight, II all were Of the same
strength, one would go as far as the other;
but "a DIR. Prices is as effective, by using
two teaspoonfuls as most kinds are with
three, then It is self-evident that there is
one-third saved in using his powder. House
wives will find that aside from Its excellence
Phce's Is equal TO three cans the same size
Of the weighty kinds. A trial win prove
this, and also that DR.. Pnce's True Flavor
ing Extracts are the most natural and deli
cate fayors made. do lw
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WIFE NO. 19,

By Ann Eliza Young, Brigham Youngs Re
bellious Wife. The only complete Expose
OF all the SECRETS Of BRIGHAM's HA-
REM ever written. Born In Mormonism,
Ann Eliza now exposes to the world, as no
other woman can, the Secrets, Mysteries and
Crimes Of the horrible system Of Polygamy,
from the very beginning. Nearly 200 Illus
trations beAutify the work. Il 10 the best
selling book published. 10000 more men
and women can have employment and make
from q to sl0 daily. All live agents are
writing for illustrated circulars with Large
Terms. Sent free, Do not delay, but ad-
dress DUSTIN Il GILMAN, Hartford, c., Chi
cago, ILL.,, or Cincinnati, Ohio. dig 4w
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Aavancinx.

The colored citizens Of Crystal
Springs, Miss, fearing that the mil
lsnnjum WAS TOO far OF TO be OF any
prscticsi advantage to them, have got
together and composed Set Of ''resol-
vera" First, they declare their inten.
taon 70 withdraw from politlcs; then
thsy will cultivate hlgher social rela-
tions With the white rsce; next they
will organize an association similar "a
that Of the Crsngers; and after an en-
dssvor to produce everything necesss--
y for home consumption, they will
use al means TO suppress crimes.
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hAmiddle-aged compositor at the
0sEette Office, Trenton, N. j.,
named Peter p. Packer, also served
au apprenticeship at the printing
business at Princeton, and the fol-
lowing is an ALTERATION composed
by himself: Peter Preston Packer,
practical printer, previously pig-pen
painter; poor, proud, particular per-
son; present publisher lpart proprie-
tori Princeton Penny Post.
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p y JAUDoS.
Carriage and Wagon Factory
Uorosr, Third snd Washington 5tre-is
WACO, TEXAS.

Bla9ksmithiug, Woodwork. Painting
wagons and other vehicles made 10
order. Repairing promptly done and
tatisfaction guaranteed.
shooting and plantation work OF all
kinds.
Patronize home Institutions an
promote your own interest In building
them up. feb26dkwsm
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Our.thanks are due the commit
tee for IN invitation and cards Of
admission to a grand masquerade
ball. to be given at Comanche, on
the evening of tht oath.
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A RTHUR'S ILLUSTRATED HOME MAG
hAziNE. "The Household Magazine
"Eagiescliffe." by Mp. Julia c, r. Dorr !;
and Miriam" by T. 8. Arthur. But
teriek's Newest Patterns in every No.
Terms: 81 80 per year; 8 copies for
% 50. splendid Book offers and Pre-
miums. Specimen number 10 cents.
d124w T. B. ARTHUR & Son, Phila., Pa,
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lFrom the Terre Haute E.press. /

From the Tere Hsute Express.l
,r0en. Babcock il moderately well of
IN Offices. He ia Major OF Engineers,
regular army; military Secretary to
President Grant, Commissioner OF Pub.
lie Buildings and Grounds, President
Of the Columbia Lying-in Asylum,
Engineer-inAg Chief Of the Washington
AQaeduct, and Architect Of the new
6sste and War Department buildings
His engsgsw sut .,;al 4 eSpads9tisl "a aa e. ssh.
ingto6 sgspt q the St, Louis Whiskey
Ring has ended.
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The Rev. Thomas X. Beecher says.
~ have been trusted by my dear peo.
Pile more than ! ever dreamed that q
mere man could be trusted by his fel-
low men," But tins Mr.. Beecher has
never been accused Of adultery with =
member Of his church.
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Just Received

Just Meee1veo
Al 3. johnson d Co.'S for holidays;
A large LOT Of California beam.
A choice lot OF citroD.
A largo lot Of curiants.
A large lot Of German prunes.
100 barrels OF apples, dirt cheap.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-14

N. Weller \ Tisizer hays opened q
Bakery and Confectionery on the west
side Of the square, and In addition
ac, sfssS and tas nice, 1 sdt tose n Lunch, with Win
oystsrs, will be served Mt any moment
desired. nNdlm
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EsTRAYED OR STOLEN.

From the undersigned, on or about the LIST
LIST Of November, 1876, one red roam Mare,
1years old, Is or "a hands high, branded thus
~ connected and tn connected, former
blemish In right eye. Also one red roam stal.
lion colt. The above described horses were
raised In Ellis County, and when last heard
from were trying 70 make their way lack to
their range near Forest Store. Any inforna-
tian that will lead to the recovery Of the
above described stock will be liberally re-
warded. VIM. CASTLES,
decl0w6w Cenireville, Leon Co., Texas.
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Attention Patrons. -
The Robertson County Council Grange,
building At Owensyille,. the Friday before
the full moon in each month, at I0a. IN.
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Thanks for an invitation to a
grand drcss bali in the Opera House
It Corsicana, Dec. 2sth.
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A N OUTFIT FREE.-We want some
IA one in every county to take orders
and deliver goods for the old and orig
inal c. o. ID. House. Large cash wages.
Splendid chance in every neighborhood
for the right person Of either sex, young
or old. Samples, new lists, circular.
terms, ETC., a complete outfit sent free
post paid. Send for II at once and make
money at your homes. Address, II. j.
HALL Il Co., 6N. Howard ST, Baltimore.
dl2 4w
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Total Insurance ............
[Belton Review.1

lBelton hevfeW.l
Judge osterbout and Captain Boyd
have returned from their trip round
tie district. Capt. Boyd tells Us that
they held court In Shackelford county,
at the new county seat, and that the
Wild dogs Of the prairie could be seen
from the court room. II was ten miles
70 the nearest house.
led. REVIEW: We assume the painful
duty OF chronicling for your readers
the death Of Mr.. Frank Hughs, who
was Instantly killed by stroke of
lightning on Saturday. the nth ult.
Mr.. Hughs, citizen aud farmer. livei
with his family on South Nolan, ten
4ilea above Belton, In the Pleasant
gentleman was alone at the time Of
the accident. The lightning seems to
have struck the chimney Of his DWELL
ing, making rent In the cerner In its
downward passage, breaking the arch
rock and throwing large reck from
the tanb into the middle of the floor.
II seems to have struck Mr.. Hughs in
the head, rending and soorching his
hat, then his coat COLA and clothing,
passing down his spinal oollum. The
tiuid seems TO have been attracted by
the stove In the adjoining room, where
after dem olishing the pipe, IL struck
the earth, the room not being hoored.
Mr.. HuEhs leaves wife and child to
mourn his loss. Hs,was an active mem
der Of the Christian church. and q good
citizen. His loss Is mourned by all.
REP0RTER.
twaxahachie Enterprise.l
Since the rain. which fell few weeks
Ance, all fears in regard to the wheat
drop have Vanished. Fine stands are
reported from the diner ent sections oil
the county, and the acreage being con-
siderably increased over that OF last
season, should no accident happen tC
the crop, the amount harvested next
year win be immense.
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EOR COUGHS. Colds, ,Hoarseness, and
Il all Throat Diseases, use
Wells CarbOlic Tablets,
put up IN Blue boxes. Tried and Sure
Remedy; for sale by Druggists general.
ly, and JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & Co.
dl24w Philadelphia, Pa.

PUTS 500 CALLS
Stock privileges bought and sold by us on
members Of the Stock Exchange. We give
all orders our personal attention and guar
antee satisfaction. Explanatory pamphlet
sent free. TuMBRID6E x Co., Bankers and
Brokers, 9 Wall st., N. Y. DIE 4w
SPREADS - sa9ee ss29e ssa299ee----sfRaDDtrs
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No. T3s.

Taken up by w. B. Kans Mt his resi-
before +. p. Massey, J. Z. Precinct Ne,
I. Dec. 4, 1875: One bay mule, u years
old, about i8lhands high, bloiehssd
brand. with scar on right fore leg. Ap-
praised By L. =. Lillard and George W.
n eas At N3O. "a. 1. L-..L ~. "a
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STATE NEWS.



We learn that while nttemp ing to
arreet man named varnon, ON last
Sunday, et Cotton Gin, Constable J. b.
Buchanan was shot at by Varnan, and
returned the nre, wounding his assail.
ant, perhaps dangerously.
Varnon, we are informed, was At
tempting to violate, by force, a colored
woman, and the Constable was atempt-
ing to arrest him. There was another
man In company with Varnon, and
both were snartly intoxicated, says
our informant.
| tBrenham Banner.l
The Texas Conference convened In
this city on Wednesday last, and are
now earnestly and iudustriouslv On gag
ed In their noble work. There are
some sixty ministers present. Two
young men have been admitted to the
ministry thus far, to-wit: Motchkiss,
Of Austin. and Mr.. Norwood, Of Hemp
stead. fIut4f iHi-
The following Ia q list of gins lost in
Washingto and Austin counties during
the fall, and the amount OF insurance
thereon
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Taken up by J. X. Sadler, % miles from
Waco, on Wasp creek, and estrayed before
8. NJ. johnson, J 2. precinct No. 8, Nov.
4, 1875, one bay horse, d years old, IA hands
high, white feet, white face, branded
Q Q \ y On ! lett ls sho9lder Appraised q 80 "
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Taken up BY Bob Brown,5 miles from
Waco, al Thomas Cobb's, and estraysd before
$. NJ. johnson, Nov. %, 1876 One Iron grey
mare, years old, IA hands high, branded
SZ on the neck, " on the left shoulder aud
blotck brand on the left hip. Appraised 1t
s25 by Ward Virgins and Bob Cobb.
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No. 139,

Taken up by John r. Maynard, near Rob.
insonvile and estrayed before 4. r. Massey,
j. p. Precinct No. 1, Dec. 8, 1878, one sorrei
horse mule, l5 years, old, brand canpot
be made out, blind In right eye Appraised
at tl5 by d. 8. Wallace and T. W. Cliver. .
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Taken up By W. NJ. 7. Tubbs, " miles Of
fore &. M, johnson, J. 2. Precinct No 5,
Nov. n, 1873 :. One bay mare ~ or III years
old, "a hands high, saddle marked, branded
u on right SHOULDER. Also one yesIiiRg col,
in. Gotham and J9% y, 1 TahDs, llgut
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Taken up by Frank Hill. at his residence,
and estrayed before 3. NJ. johnson, .. r.
precinct No. 8. Nov, II 1876, one gray horse,
years old, l4If hands high, bra0dsd n on
left shoulder, saddle marked. Appraised
at 1880 by James Hannah and Henry
Hutrhinaan He
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LARGEST CIRCULATION In THE CITY.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mr. JOHN SHILLITo has returned from his
trip TO Europe.
A SINGLE scull race between Jos. e. Frank.
lin and William Steinheim occurs at 80 this
afternoon, under the auspices Of the Licking
Amateur Scullers.
THE Board Of Health transacted no business
OF importance yesterday afternoon. Meetings
OF the Board will be held hereafter ON the
second and fourth Tuesdays OF each month.
The autumnal festival Of the Sabbath school
Of the Second Presby yterian Church was held
last evening, and was attended by a large
number, who enjoyed the exercises immensely.
AN untenantcd frame house, belonging to
Peter Miller, on Fosdick street, was burned
down about $40 o'clock last evening. Tho
loss is about 5000, fully insured. 1t is sup
posed that the fire Is the work Of an incen-
diary.
THE "Ticket-of- Leave Man" will be given on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings OF next
week, under the auspices Of the Robinson Light
Infantry, at Robinson's Opera house, the pro-
ceeds to be used In the purchase of guns and
uniforms for the company
REV. A. B. MoREY made an address at the Y.
NJ. Z. A. rooms last night to a very large audi
ence. This evening the subject. will be Series
from the Cross" These meetings are doing a
good work, and have been no6ly encourag ged
Over forty conversions have been made within
the last three weeks in the Association rooms
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MARRIED..

COOK-LONG-On Tuesday evening, at ten
O'Clock, September 2Sth, 1875, by Elder w lillian
p. Stratton, at his residence, No. S34 Richmond
street, Mr.. John W.'Cook to Miss Clara G.
Long, all of Cincinnati.
MCNULTY-WILSON- Tuesday evening,
Of the bride, No. IS Boal street, Cincinnati by
Elder William P. Stratton, Mr.. w. w. McNulty
and Miss Emma H. Wilson, all of Cincinnati
ED. STAR: Among the guests present at the
65 years of age, residence No. III Linn street.
She walked near two miles to witness the mar
riage of one Of her great grand daughters. She
said that after she ate her supper she was 60
She could say truly, "Arise, my daughter and
90 TO thy daughter for thy daughters daughter
has fine son five weeks old" There were five
generations of hers present at the nuptials.
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DAED,

ROYSE-On Monday evening, at O'Clock,
southwell Royse, aged u years, II months and
II days.
Funeral service at Asbury Chapel, Webster
street, between Main and Sycamore. on Thurs
day afternoon. at 2 o'clock. Friends of the
family are invited to be present. se29-2t+
Ellsworth American., 1875-09-09
bear yet another outrage?

bear yet another outrage?
felt a touch upon my arm.
Before | turned knew whose face il
was. 1t seemed as natural that Marion
Walliug should be there as that any crimi
nal should be present at his own arraign
mnet.
She whispered distinctly =
Prevent this Send her back to him
Tell Reinhart that will not interfere
Hasten, in the name of mercy,'
| looked at her for an instant From
her lips these words were simply heroic
They were against the spirit of her wllIful
life. With Que breath she damned up the
the tiecre current of her desire-a current
that had heretofore swept all obs taces be-
fore it-and for this cause
She was pallid, and tears stood in her
eyes. Tears from Marion Walling,
turned and walked quickly into the
court yard, and was beside Renhart in a
moment. | whispered TO him. He Quilted
his hold upon his daughters dress. She
flew to Thurman like an arrow. I beard
them Kiss each other, and | led Renhari
away. Miss Wallng had left the place,
and did not see her until that night at a
late hour. She sent Tor me at her hotel
and said -
Il beg that you will, if possible, keep it
secret from Mr.. Thurman that have been
here. II 1t is not possible, endeavor to
make him think that have no hand in his
affairs 1t that is not possible, make it
clear, at least, that | now perceive how
guilty toward him have been. Say that
humSe-myself before him-that too
have pain-pain that fear will never leave
me-"
could believe that. | never saw wom-
an 50 utterly cast down, aud yet holding
herself with so grand an air. She aud her
father LETT the island on the morning of the
next day. told Thurman all. He bowed
gravely. but said nothing-not a word.
lie and Seibel were married within the
week, and believe them to be perfectly
happy.