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Croquet and Chivalrie.-There are improve
ments Tor 1875, in CrOQuet and Chivalrie. The
West 4 Lee Game Co., Of Worcester, Mass, an
nounce for this year CroQuet with patent ornt-
mental wickcts and candle sockets, 90 that in the
evening the grounds may be lighted where the
light IL needed. In the more Intellectual game
Of Chivalrie also, they anno..-se improvements.
See their advertisement in another column.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-03

Marriage, Reproduction, etc. all Of
which are treated in an original and
interesting manner. Itisa compendium
Of Anatomical, Physiological and Medical
Science, and combines the latest discOv-
cries in esch depaffment.
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Victor Scale Co. -Ons OF the large and sue
cessful manufacturing establishments OF the
west 10 that Of the Victor Scale Co. Of Moline.
III. They are manufacturing r.ilrosd. etocE. coal,
warehouse, dormant and portable scales Of every
rect. Rhe Company have an once in Dies Moines
at the agricultural warehouse u n. T. Vorse.
where . full line Of their scales 10 q ways KEEP; on
hand, J. H. Mead being agent. See advertise
ment In this paper.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-03

For SALE.-A 1900 h drop lever scale,
Chicago Scale Co. make. A bargain.
Address II. Il. SPEED. Des Moines, IOa.
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Colorado OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is . quarter
ly periodical for the ~hOrtlcuIturist and gardener,
published al Greeley. COl0sa1o. at So cents per
year; or with . prem. um Of . plant OF the Rocky
Mountain Red Raspberry" and = packet Of wild
Cucumber Vine seeds" 80 cents per year. send
5 cents for specimen copy, to Foster 4 Co., Pub
fishers, 2. u. Box $50. Greeley. Col.
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BERKSHIRE Pigs and Light Brahmas.-We
call attention to the card OF Springer Brothers.
Springfield, Ill, the most extensive breeders OF
Berkshire Pigs and Light Brahmas in the West.
Their pigs are Of the best English str~ine and
recorded IN the American Berkshire Swine AssO-
citation Record. We know them as the meet
courteous and reliable nrm We ever did business
9TH
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MAMMAL 0f JURISPRUDENCE

MANUAL VI JUUSuO6 UUU6UO6
AND COAOPE2ArIOS oy ms PATRONS OF
sr.s s;.s. S.,:,.. p E.s 4 :; s !, css DO. ;s.. q
a9cs q Psfre.s RaSsyD ID Nslass. Io.a 30
E.ess. hossd IL eloeh. D aat. Issssfs psspssA
-: ] "a e.. ss g .:o. :, 81, ;sS, :: g. g, s''<A'' In '''l
| Depafies and Masters are eassestly requested
10 esil the stiestsoa q isrtr respective Image
to ihiS hook. Seed for copy q 0acs.
bUUkS.LE L. YA,srsnn. Ro.Ias Prairie. %.
EVERI "a lLY WAN1IT Nooey u Is.
1ISo:d ~ As'ts. Address Nm vsII-Ede. Pa
RlcK 6 G.Ia IE.yss:. nos ssd nap
0NU1N uIllS noS sesdy. nnitoas can 10
Ec1s 1Uk aArc "a ns.. s..s.. ?,
fort y D. TAYLOR. Morris. Ind
1NICKs ENCYCLoPEDiA OV Sca RI.
OCElPrS and Proc essEs. Price o. seat
frer OF postage. sperimen asSex cent ffre. DICK
. YlrZGE RALD. pubiishers. Nc.is Ann st.. NJ
!. n. HUXLEY. Astiasv,ilc, Morgan Coenty
Ind, breeder OF Poland China HoTv and Light
Brahms Chickens. e1-Piss, chickens and egg
for sale.
Pure BRED FOWLS . 20 hs. !..i.,i.. ' e
90 ssss ies S:iskins' Send stamp lot Illustrated
Catalogue ana Price Lls,. Aedrc.s
MN. Z. SrIrT. Columbus. Wis
HANBU.6s, Polsnd., spanish, Leshorns,
III Coehins. Houdans, BsaAnas. Bsntsms,
Bronze Turkeys Roren and Ayleebury Ducks.
EDwARpF Esskk Kensieo. we-fehe.ier co, n Y.
MILKING OF COWS now made easy. also
Continuance. Enclose stanp 'or Circular TO
2. wRAY. State Center. Iowa.
GENIE WANTED for our Pictorial Pam
"A tly Bibles, l3O MssfrutionS. and other
publications Extra Inducements. Address, foS
circulars. COOPERATIVE BiBLk q PUB. CO.,
uuscatinc. Iowa.
AnAAPkCHiT ON . capital OF tb. Se~ pat
ent- Agents wanted and territory for
sale. For circulars. address
LAWYER. pate ntec. P.ttsbufg. Pa
D1CH SILVER MINE-Wouh 035 900
~ Third interest for -. 1000. Nap and book
-, With views and ores 81. Stamp for details.
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CarY'S INSTANT INK POWDER

ENOR schools. 0ficee, farmers and all wanting
will make Q pint Of Best Black Ink In 1--WE min
utes. Ink made from this powder will not spoii
by freezing. 3. r. CAkY, Wholesale druggiet
Dee Aolnss, lows. agent: One beg 90 make one
cents: n Is Der dozen.
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Al beautifully fllcstrsied Monthly Ma2axinc,
devoted exclusively TO Poultry. ONLY Oxs Dot
LAB A YsAk, postpaid. Treats Of diseases Of
fowls and their remedies. Tells you hos IN make
poultry profitable. Endorsed by the IIiinois
Poultry Associate a - TINE Bgsr rocL5RT PAPsa
ruBLis HE'D. Send ten cents for . sample copy
e. NJ Yaemingfun- III
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English Capital.

Col. Forney writes from London
that two English Capitalists, noted
for their commercial shrewdness and
energy, Mr.. John Cross, NJ. P, and
Mr. N. v. Squarey, have taken charge
Of scheme to send annual excursions
Of English capitalists to the United
States to Investigate Investments. The
special objects OF the society are stated
~ follows:
I. To fix attention upon the valley
Of the Mississippi, as the great coming
market-the worlds new theatre OF
production and consumption.
3. To promote the application of
European capital to the development
Of this market; TO the cultivation of
the soil; the working of the mines !;
the improvement and cheapening OF
inland and ocean transportation, and
the establishment Of direct trading.
8. To direct European capital to the
came objects.
J. To establish In Europe the legiti
mate business credit oi the the South
Atlantic and Valley States, by defend
Ing the integrity Of honest operations
against uniounded prejudice, by fur
pishing correct information about pub.
lac and private enterprise; by preveut.
ing the adoptios Of immature under.
tskings; by exposing adventurous
schemes and sdventureJs, and by pro
noting greater personal intercourse
etween the two peoples.
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TEXAS NEWS AND OPINIONS.

The Statesman says the politics or
religion Of newspaper has nothing
to do with its value as an advertising
medium. They have both good deal
to do with the circulation, and that has
q coed deal to do with the value of Il
paper as means Of making known bu-
siness, &c. Our observation is, thai
when paper gets the circulation, /,
must then labor to get the advertising
patronage which isso necessary to sue
cess.
The Austin News calls out for fair
play for the Convention. Let the
Convention have it. Their work will
soon go to the people, who finally ac-
cord justice, almost unernngly.
The "Sweet Rogue" on the San An
tonic Herald takes off the Galveston
cyclone literature capitally in its issue
Of the 9th. No wonder the Herald is
rapidly extending its circulation aud
influence. ....
The Corpus Christi Gazette is one Of
the best papers in the State, and is a
credit to the section in which it is pub
lished.
The Semi Weekly Independent,
from Greenville, Hunt county, is on
our table. We are pleased with the
stranger, and hope to greet him often
in future.
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of the authority vested In me by
certain deed ed-in-trust, executed to me, as
Trustee, on or about the 1th day of October,
A. ID. 1874, by u. II. Carter aud q. G.. Ne
Culloch, composing the firm Of +. II. Carter
Il Co., TO secure Wolston, Wells n Vidor
In the payment Of six several promissory
notes for about t9O7 81 each, which ard
more particularly described in said deed in
trust, which Is recorded on page 1886 and 3s7
of Hook y, Of the records Of mortgages of
McLennAn county, Texas, / will, on the
I'D day Of Nov, A. ID. 1873, between the
hours of ten O'Clock a. IN. and four o'clock
y. m, at the request of said WOlston,
Wells x VidOr, said notes being unpaid sell
the following described properly In said
deed, described, at the court house door of
McLennan county, Texas, IN Waco, at pub
lie auction, for cash, in currency, To pay
said notes, towit:
The Vest one-half Of lot No (7) seven in
block No, ~ three, In the city Of Waco, In
McLennan county, fronting ON the Public
Square and Third street. with their store
house located thereon;
An equal undivided one-h 90 interest
Ia twelve hundred and eighty (l2S0) acres
VI land, in Burnet county, Texas, patented
iI the name OF Robert s. Lyle, on the waters
Of North San Gabriel about ffty miles
North OF the city OF Austin, beginning the
survey Of said 1850 acres at the Southwest
corner OF Survey No. 81, in the name Of
Lcmuel Wornille, a stone mound on the
prairc, from which live k::bears n. II .
W. 100 varas; thence 8. II W 2Gss yaras
thence N. l97 w. 1856 varas; thence N
II O., f. 2BSs varas; thence y. l9o, f. 26St
varas to the beginning; conveyed 10 the
said L. II. Carter X 20. by W. II, Robinett
on or about the 20th day Of April, 1865
GEORGE b. CAMPBELL,
WACO, Nov. g, 1875. Trustee.
noy5d&w2Oi
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A Weli.Meritea success.

As contrasted with fortunate charlatauism
well-medted success is less frequent than IL
ought to be. Puffery, blatant assertion and
coined recommendations, too often, for in-
stance, give an ephemeral popularity to
medicinal compounds intrinsically worth
less at the expense of really deserving re-
medies, and to the grievous detrfment OF
the sick. Hostetter's stomach Bitters, q
tonic Alternative which has achieved one OF
the beat merited and most signal successes
of the nineteenth century has never relied
upon such methods of manufacturing a re
putation, nor has the competition Of coun
terfeit tonics ever affected its reputatioHiI ii
the slightest degree. That It is the bes
remedy for malaria, and the surest safe
guard against 1t that II eradicates dyspep
sia, billiousness, constipation, disorders o
the kidneys and bladder, aud the variou
causes which produce weakness, are impli
cit and well founded beliefs with the giea
body of the American people. nvl@lS
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KANSAS CITY BUSINESS HOUSES
aRRKIN0 TEXAS TRADE
OF AGRICULTuRE and

JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE and
81 FAR N Fra Weekly for the Farm,
Orchard and Home Circle. The Weekly
Journal of Agriculture and Farmer is
Il consolidation of the monthly Journal
of Agriculture and the weekly Missouri
Farmer, and is now the great leading
popular Farm and Fireside Paper of
the Southwest Its departments are
complete and ably edited. The Grange
is IA ieading feature, and tins depart
meut Ia always tull of good things
contributed by, the members of the
order. The ladies are heard through
the columns devoted to their interests,
and many hints Of household utility
and good advice eau be CLEANED by
those who wish to become ornaments in
their homes and by their tiresides. All
classes will be instructed by reading
the Journal of Agriculture and Farmer
and no family should be without 1t, Its
Market Reports are complete, authentic
and reliable, aud the paper is worth the
| subscription price alone to get ills mar.
kets, fresh and reliable every week
Send for It Read it, Take its advice,
and it will pay yen. Men and women,
| boys and girls, old and yonug, give the
Journal OF Agriculture and Farmer n
trial for one year, and see IL You have
not made good Investment. Ii Is u
large S-page, 4S-column weekly Agri-
cultural, Grange and Family newspa
per, and is free from political and re.
J ligious discussion. and its chasie and
well written pages makes 1t n welcome
,, visitor in thousands of households IN
the great Mississippi Valley.
Club agents wanted, to whom liberia
terms Will be given; we want agents II
, every town and village
Send for specimen copy free. and w
ask that you send us the names of you
, friends, so that we may send then
specimen copies.
$ Subscription price, So 90 per apnum
. clubs of live or more, 81 50 each. Post
! age, 10 cents must be sent with eacl
name, rs we prepay every paper sen
= out, Address, CHEW, CORDELI. & 20.
Publishers, $40 North 9th ST., st, Louis.
nl0d&w6m
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Every few months the journals
of both Galveston and Houston
have long, well written articles,set-
ting forth the peculiar advantages
Of those cities, as commercial cen
tres for our domestic Texas trade.
Indeed, their advantages are many
and great, naturally, and made
much more advantageous by the in
telligent enterprise of many of their
leading commercial spirits. But
while we are glad to be able to say
this with truth, yet we are chagrin-
ed TO be compelled to say with
squaltruth, that for want of a lib
eral system of advertising, St.Louis,
Chicago and other Northern cities
are taking from the very doors of
our Texae cities, the rich trade
which is theirs by natural right, and
which is secuted and driven from
them by the illiberality of the mer-
chants in this respect. No better
argument can be used, in favor Of
a liberal system of advertising
than to point to the effect of tn,
policy pursued by st. Louis ant
Chicago. By it alone they hav'
neutralized the great obstacles pre-
sented in distance and difficult ac
cess. Here is II lesson to both Gal
weston and Houston. I.
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STATE NEWS.



Not ANAL arrives but we receive
art load Of advertisements from par
lies desiring us to take pay in pianos,
machines, chromos, etc. For
the benefit Of all such we would say,
that we are not fond of. music, never
have any use. for knitting machines, be.
cause we don't wear socks. cannot eat
chromos, or pay our paper merchauts
with sewing machines, consequently
cannot accept of their generous offers.
Rockdale Banner.
Last Saturday Deputy Sheriff West
took a couple OF wagons to the house
of w. G. Maygeld to get some cotton
of his, which had been levied on.
Mayfeld had left the country; aud had
told his wife to allow no one to take
away the cotton So when the Sheriff
went out she came out ilourishing IA
couple Of rusty pistols, aud told him
to "git." He said lyon he,," and
he got He went back the next day,
however, and brought away the cotton
without further trouble.
Marlin Ball.
We were shown yesterday by w. W.
Lakewood, = copy "f tue application
for the forming of an Agricultural
and Horticultural Far Association, :"
io be incorporated by the Stat, and
AS soon as organized, the citizens will
be called upon for subscriptions, the
whole amount to be limited to $50, 900.
Already about sc, 100 have been taken
in shares. We hope the enterprise
will meet with the success it deserves
Denison News.
North Texas has no reason to com
plain ut Providence this fall. When
dry weather was wanted to give the
planters an opportunity to pick their
cotton, the clouds didn't shed rain
enough to wet ducks back, and now
that the farmers need rain for the
wheat, We have been blessed with a
gentle ram for twenty four hours. No
better inducement could be offered to
Immigrants coming to Texas.
Corpus Christi Gazette.
The telcgrsphic station at La PARA
has been again re-opened, with
Mr.. JOSEPH McCampbell as operator in
charge. Mr.. C. p. Blang returned
from there on last Tuesday, and re
ports that many of the Mexicans whit
fled their homes last spring are return
Ing, and he thinks the opening of tn
station will have II tendency to reas
sure them that tbeJ will be safe il
again taking up their abodes in tha
vicinity. When the troubles hegar
last spring the whole country abou
La PARA was filled with cattle, hut a
present one sees in the course of
days travel, but few dozen wher
formerly were thousands. At the Bo
vido, however, matters began t
change, and hence to Corpus Chris
cattle are numerous on the range.
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Florence Nightingale.

Miss Florence Nightip gale wrote as
follows in response to an invitation to
attend the Balakiavs banquet, recent
ly held in London:
l beg that you will be so good as to
thank the Committee organizing the
Balaklsva banquet, for the honor they
have done me in inviting me to be
present at the anniversary OF the
charge, whose wounded we received at
Scrutari; and to say for me how deep
ly ! regret that it is impossible for me
to accept it, as ! have been for years
entirely prisoner to my room, from
illness and over work, which work still
] do, thank God, hut that I am ever
the Army's and their faithful servant.
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THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

The Democratic Caucus held at
Austin on the 10th has called a
Democratic nominating Conven-
lion to meet in the city of Calves
ton on the fourth Wednesday in
January next, nearly three months
off. A doubt of the early compile
ton Of the labors of the Constitu-
tional Convention seemed to per-
wade the minds of the members of
the caucus, and TO this fact, we pre-
sumo, is to be referred the remote
ness of the time selected. Now,
we can see no possible good end to
be served by . delay Of nearly
three months in this matter, other
than the one assigned, viz: that it
will afford plenty of time to canvass
the merits of the new Constitution
before the delegates to this con-
vention will be called upon to take
action with regard to its rejection
or adoption By the people. In
every other sense the delay is I'M
wise, but we are not inclined to
cayil at it because our judgment
was not consulted. We will sup
port the caucus, as we will the nom
inee of the convention, earnestly
and determinedly. The present is
no time for chickering's and jealous
les in the ranks of the party, because
we are on the threshold of one of
the most important and interesting
national political campaigns, eyer
made in the history of the Republic.
We want to see Texas, although
one of the youngest members of
the family, in the struggle which is
to distinguish the Centennial year of
our history, set bright and valua-
BILE example to other States. We
hope to see the Democracy go into,
and come out of this coming strug-
| gle, a compact and solid body OF
liberty loving patriots. She must
by her united action show to the
world that her power in Texas
which is well nigh limitless, is bas
ed upon the love of the people, fol
pure government, aud honest and
upright handling of both the mo
ney and the power of the State
The steadiness and unity of the
Texan Democracy, for the last tive
years has afforded valuable ex
ample to our other sister Southern
States. Mississippi looking owe
to our example, ceased her interna
strife, laid her local ambitions an
prejudices upon a common alta
!, and stands to-day redeemed an
disenthralled. Another generi
election in Louisiana, will see HI
too, unshackled, and the democ rae
of the entire South will go into Il
centennial struggle unit, and |
her very unitedness will commar
and enforce respect. ID
brethren of the North look
( us for an example of steat
'e ness, and they must not be disa
0, pointed, nor will they be.
! Let the Democracy of Texas re
ID son calmly together, and let eve
: = subject likely to come up befo
" our Galveston Convention, be cal
.. ly, temperately and freely discuss
n in advance, to the end that we III
Is meet in the absolute certainty
he perfect harmony and perfectly go
understanding. Much depends
our Convention, Texas and the
tire party as national organii
ton, both have a "big stake" in
=, Let neither be disappointed.
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EVERY FLAVOR TRUE. With great
care, by process entirely his own, DR..
Price Ii enabled 10 extract from each OF
the true, select fruits and aromaties, all
Of its characteristic flavor, and place
In the market a class OF Elayorings of
rare excellence. Every flavor as repre-
sented, OF great strength and perfect
purity. For any flavor that Inay be
wanted for havoring Ice cream, jeiliss,
oustards, pastry, etc, We recommend
DIR. Prices True FlavoriPg Extracts,
aud feel sure that liks his celebrated
Cream Baking Powder, will give perfect
satisfaction. There is no imposition In
these articles. No
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PATnONs OF HUsBANDRY.

Treasurers Of Subordinate Oranges,
and Deputies are informed that
sll reports and funds received by
the undersigned since tue meeting Of
the. Texas State Grange at Dallas,
August, 1875, has been delivered to r
A. Binford, Secretary Texas State
Grange. Most respectfully and frater-
nsliy yours, JOHN II. HENRY,
Treasurer Texas State Grange.
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PATnONs OF HUsnANDRY
OFFICE MAsrKR T. 8. g.. MARLIN, I
~ TExAs, Nov. II, 1875.

OFFICE MASTER T. 8. g., MARLIN, I
~. TEXAS, Nov. II, 1875.
Delegates to the meeting of the
Texas State Grange, held at Waco,
August, 1874, who hold drafts for mi
lesge and per diem will endorse ON
them the various amounts received,
giving name and number Of the
Oranges making payments, aud for
ward the drafts to r. A. Binford, Sec
retary of the State Grange, at Austin,
who will issue drafts for the amounts
due, directly on the Treasurer Of the
State Grange. WM. W. LANG,
Master Texas State Grange.
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TNRUST SALE.

.H|f
By virtue Of trust deed executed TO ine
as 6ustee, on the 18th day OF February, A.
u. 1874, by II. J. Decring, to secure I he pay
Dent OF certain promissory note of four
hundred aud 1fty gold dollars, executed to
Gustayus Melsuer and w. s. Armistead,
bearing even date with said trust deed, and
10 become due eight months after date, aud
said Deering having failed 10 pay said note,
and said Meisner 4 Armistead having re-
quested me to execute the powers conferred
on me In said trust deed, therefore viii
sell to the highest and best bidder, at the
court house door, in the city Of Waco, for
gold coin In hand, on the first Tuesday In
December next, the following tract of land,
to-wit; situated IN the county OF Falls and
State Of Texas, being one hundred acres out
OF the Fielding Ruble League, on the Vest
side Of the Brazos river, the same being
land conveyed by Ruble to Peerson, and by
Peerson TO Cr,iger, and by him to Thomas
p. Aycock, and by him 70 j. b. Evans, and
by him to II. j. Deering, and for a more
complete description Of said land, reference
is here made 10 the deeds Of conveyance
above mentioned, which are duly recorded
in the pnblic records Of Falls county. Said
land is very fine, and under good cedar
fence, and forty acres IN good state Of cul-
tivation. Such title will be made to the
purchaser as is authorized by said trust
deed. THOMAS MOORE, Trustee.
| nOy19d1tw2t
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SATURDAY, NOV. Is, 1875.

Col. KcKee, of the st. Louis
Globe-Democrat, and who is impli-
Gated in the recent whisky frauds,
threatens to tell on the remainder Of
the family. We await with impa-
thence the disclosures which now
seem inevitable. Unbosom, Mckee,
II will do you good.
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IS TO 800 ssr Wanted. day; Al, AEsa.. sis.ss.
OF working people of both sexes.
young and old, make more money at
work for us In their own localities, du-
ring their share moments, or all the
time, than nt anyihing else. We offer
for every hours work. Fhli particu-
lars, terms, 40, sent free. Send u.
your address nj once. Don't delay
Now Ia the time. Don't look for work
or business elsewh here. until YOU have
learned what we offer q. Stinson &
Co., Portland, Maine. iydswly