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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21

Paid for Death Claims in the year lo14:
SSiS,291 ~.
Paid to families of deceased policy holders in
LOUISIANA i'll the year 1s.4
Over ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOUS-
AND DOLLARS as follows:
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MEDICAL.
RAILROADS.
MOBILE AND OHI0 EAILA0AD-
LEAVE NEW ORLEANS, ROOT OF CANAL
STREET,
Daily, AT .:l.5 T.. VI.

Pullman pa'%-o sleeping i,raaiIg Hcp5
Cars leave Mobile every %. and rBn through C
st. Louis with, Ut change. via MJoilo AID Ohio
and st. Louis and Iron Mountain nailroads
reaching 81. Louis Gle hour - advance Of ali
other routes
Close connection il also made with Louisville
inc al Humboldt 'n LonlsTlilo, Cincinnati and a
Eastern ciJiCs. For through tickets AID sleeping
Ar berths inquire at the new Ticket and lassen
ger Office, Mobile and Ohio railroad, SO CAM
street, New Orleans.
s29 tt WI. BE DELI. Apar.
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EIGU2TI ~
the above amount includes ALL CLAIMS AGAINST
the Company that niatured during 1874, at this
agency
All persons who desire policies in strong prompt
paying company Sh lud be insured Ill the St Louis
Life Insurance Company.
HARMON DOANE, Gen. State gent
il11 If L. lIraNi,r ST NrM Ll,lelna La
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Z MAITRE'
SEEDSMAN AND FLORIST,
No. Coz Magazine street near the Market.
desire to call the attention Of Gardeners Planters
and seed buyers in general to my complete stock of
Fresh Spring Seeds for the Farm and Vegetable and
Flower Garden-tor the latter choice assorta ent of
Bulbs Roots, and other Ornamental Plants will be
found in store. Also, large variety of Paror and
Garden Ornaments, of Rustic Wood, Terra Gotta and
Glassware Homemade Straw Goods Wax Materi.
ais Bouquet Papers and Holders. Visitors will find
by giving me call, should they not desire to
buy. that my store will contain 81 from and for the
Garden at most reasonable prices. Price list and
catalogues will be sent on application.
Very respectfully,
iaaj 3rn 4 MtITRE
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The New York correspondent OF the s. LOUIS
Republican says that msny years ago Ng gi 9es
Miss Fife Garmon, the actress. She had been
Married mari to Carlo Patti, the violini5t, bit he had
1nna "a Tic var and been reported killed Sey-
arour and she tel IN loye and were married ~
NC. bannilv together until Patti returned alive
Thev thpn parted amicatly, and later Seymour
.narriod again.
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1925. Futures olosed quiet; sales
9.45O:e January 14ss1.32; February
IA 1882; March IA 15.16@l4 8l.82;
April 1911 80; May 1871 92@l5 1l.1e;
June IS 31-32@16; July 16I@l6 9.32; !;
q ugust is 7.I8(01616.T' money active
and advanced-5@6 Sterling quiet
and frm. Gold 12L@l2a6. Go7ern-
menta strong and active.
dull-middling l416@14h; low mid
dling 1904: good ordinary 1917;
gross receipts 174; exports coastwine
265; sales 305; spinners 200; stock
%, ,598.
MEMPHIS, December 31.-Cotton
quiet and unchanged-middIing 1331;
net receipts ,O84; shipments $50; sales
1900; stock SO, 1863.
CHARLESTON. December 81 Cotton
steady -middling 141s; low middIing
135a9l3A; good ordinary 12I6@1224;
net receipts 2.289; exports to France
2,314; continent 600; sales 1900; stock
72, ,626.
NEW ORLEANS. December 81. Cot
ton essy-middling 14H; low middlipg
1917; good ordinary l22<; net receipts
6,668; g;oss 6.S44; exports to Great
Britain 3.27O; continent 1,1O2; coast
wise $50; sales 1900; stock 200, 593
AUGUSTA, December 3l.-Oottop
qniet-middling 1875; low middling
1875; good ordinary IL; net receipts
1923; shipments 6l5
GALVESTON, December 3l.-Cotton
dull and nominal-middling l43I; net
receipts 1877; gross 1873; exports
oosstwise IT'S; saIes 800; stock SO. 790.
SAVANNAH, December 31.-Ootton
quiet and frm-middiing IA; low mid
ding Az; good ordinary l2>a; net
receipts 2.577; exports ooastwise 344;
sales 1909; stock 104, 46l.
PHILADELPHIA, December 31.-Cot.
ton duiet-middling 14X; net receipts
200; gross 1877.
WILMINGTON. December 3l.-Cot-
ton quiet and nominal-middiing1 13 "a
low middling 1917; good ordinary
l2M; net receipts 2Ol; exports coast.
wise 9l7; stock $3.50.
MOBILE. December 3l.--Cotton
weak-middling Il; net receipts ], 1928;
gross 1880; exports to France $40;
ooastwise 79i; sales 1, 200: stock n, O98.
BosToN. December 3l.-Cotton
unchanged ed-middiiug Az; net re-
oeipts 1873; gross 2. Al sales 26S; stock
49, l40.
NORFOLK. December 31.-Cotton
quiet-middlipg 13H@14; net receipts
1855; exports ooastwlse 1866; sales
200; stock 1862.
LONDON. December 3l.-Bullion in.
creased nearly s5OO. 600. Erie 2516.
PARIS. December 3l.-Rentes 62f. 5c.
LONDON. December 3l.-Dense fog.
Street rate 16 below bank.
A Paris deapatch says specie has de.
oreosed 6. .250.0 600 francs.
LIVERPOOL, December 3l-3 P. M
Cotton quiet and unchangsd; sales
O,O00. including $500 American;
| 900 speculation and export; sales of
the week $4,000, OF which 1000 for
export and 5000 speculation; stock in
port by actual count 685. .000-esti.
mated 596. 600; stock of American by
actual count 275. .000-estimated gel, :
600; receipts of the week 104. 600, in
Guiding 80, 600 American; actual export
GOO, 900; stock aHoat 464, 600, includ-
ing 348. 900 American; sales Oh basis
middling uplands, nothing below low
middling. shipped December. January
or February. 1907 7-16; deliverable
February or March, 73G.
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Tax Levy.
RICHLAD COUNTY.

. OFFICE County TREASURER.
COLUMBIA. S. g., January 1. 1875.
The following taxes have been
levied npon the property of this
County. viz:
/. For pay of salaries Exc
cutive and judicial officers OF
the State, the Clerks and
contingent expenses of the
Executive and judicial De.
partments of the Govern
ment MILLS IA.
2. For support and main
tenance # the penal, chari-
table and educational insti-
tntiops of the State, exclu-
sive of ccm1On schools. IL
8. For support and main
tensnce OF public schools. :. 2
For payment of deficien.
cies for school claims and
School Commissioners sala-
riea, due prior to November
!, 1910. -
4. For expenses of the
General Assembly..........
b. For public printing. y
6. For payment of inter-
eat upon the public debt, las
adjusted by Act of Decem-
Der %. 1879 due and pay.
able upon lat of January
and July. 1875. 9
7. For deficiencies, or un-
paid appropriations and
claims of Central National
Bank, P. F. Frazee and T.
Cardurelli 14.5
Total for State Taxes 10 1850
For current expenses of
Rohlsnd County. MI1Ls3
For New Court House. 80. /
For Common Schools. /
Total for County s
The tax duplicate has been opened In
this Office, for the collection Of above
tax levies. After 18th day OF January,
1875, 20 peg cent. penalty will attach to
all delinquents. G. a. DARLING.
g3 Treasurer RIohland County.
Jsn / tl3,e
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Sale by Receivers.

Bale by Receivers. ~
DO FESXOTTO q sons ,'Auclioneefs
In the matter OF the Citizens Savings Bank
9i south Carolina, Bankrupt: William
Trustee OF the Citizens Savings Bank.
ct al. -
DURSUANT to the deoretal order or the
Il Honorable George g. Bryan, United
Soates Judge, for the District Of South
1874. in the above stated cause, we viii Ell.
on 'NDAY, the 4th day Of January. 1S7B'
between the hours OF II O'Clock in the fore.
noon and O'Clock in the afternoon. III,
RichIand. in the city Of Columbia: STAG Of
south Carolina, the following PROPERTY 10
witt. i-1',-'-t 'rfe,1r'' "
The undivided, ssven-thirtieths OF the
lnnds. tenemente. easements. heredita-
meats. nns, nxtnres, tools, machinery and ap-
known as the "SALUDA FACTOkY,H the
came being the interest Of John Finher,.
Trustee. therein.
Also, the undivided one.tenth OF the
lands, tenements, easements, heredita.
ments. fixtures, tools, machinery and sp..
Purtenances. constituting the properly
known az the "SALUDA FACTORY the
same oeinE the interest OF John B. Palmer
therein. The eaid Factory 10 located in the
OF the saiuda River, about three miles
from the city OF Columbia, and has now in
active operation Six Thousand Five HIM
dred Spindles, to which 10 attached Two
Hundred and Thirty-ly acres OF Land. :.
lying on both eides OF the Saluda River,
which enables the power to be very largely
Increased with but slight outlay to seyo
raj Thousand horse power.
Either OF the above interests can be
treated for at private GALE ON or before the
hrst day Of January next; the former BY ap-
Disl1g Z to John s Fisher, Trustee. at Colum-
g: Brenizer, Assignee. at Charlotte, N. q.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third oaah, and the
balance On credit OK one sId .To Jssrs,7
Purchasers to pay for all pspera. -
WILLIAM JOHNSON,
J. FISHER, Receivers. &,
Each newspaper named publieh "a
foliows: Charleston Neps and Courier.
Philadelphia Public Ledger, New York Jour.
mol Of Commerce, Boston Post, Dec. 8.
Is. "a and 20. . ih7l - = Dec < a. :,
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Prizes Of Gas Light Reducsa.

co Oh 0Eo light Reduced.
At the annual meeting Of the Board OF
Directors OF the Columbia Gas Light Conn
pany, the following change wac made: :.
Resolred. That from and. after tha lat .oY
January, 1878, consumers wilt ibS CHARGED At
the rate OF s5 per shousand rect, iusIesd OF
10 as heretofore charged; and shat dis.
count OF per cent. on that amohnt be al
date Of notice.
Resolced, That the Secretary ana rrea-
surer 10 hereby instructed go have all
metere cloaed after ten daya notice RENAME,
iag unpaid. and not permit any consumer,
paid monthly.
Extract from minutes. ~ r. ~ ,ftF ~
JACOB LEVIN, .s4.
Jan 3 SEQ. d Treas. Gas Light 90.
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Board of Trade.

NlHE regular monthly meeting OF the
Il Board OF Trade will be held THIS
(Friday) EVENING, n o'clock. at Hibor.
:.:=2 u=n. JOHN u SLOAN, In,
Jan Secretary.
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StraYed.

a Chance to Make Honey.
A GENTS wanted to canvass every town
N and County in this State for the moat
interesting Book ever published, to whom
very liberal Inducements ara offered. Full
particulars for So. stamp. Address
G. o. FIKE, General Agent,
Dec 30 g. Bpartanburg @. H., 8. @. /,
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ana the shape DoUBLf DAILY FAST
Columbia
q sthesch "N""'"o"'
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OF the Govern ment.
There is an increasing impression
thGt the Republicans mean to show
the mail.gloved hand towards the
South. In order TO provoke outbreaks
to be used for political effect, and that
they will press the Janus.faced Finance
Bill, which has no certain meaning,
except giving the power to the Score.
tary OF the Treasury to expand or con-
tract values at his own sweet will.
Notwithstanding oil this quackery to
save the party. the impression of the
leaders that i will be unayailino is 80
generaIN that the intrigues for the Pre-
sidenti succession among the Radi-
cals z snbordinated to tho prelimi-
naryysoNk Of fixing mp the party so
that the Presidential nomination will
be- worth something. Grant is still
undsYstood to be anxious for third
term. s
Hon. a. a. Stephens, accompanied
by few personal friends, had an audi
ence with the President, this morn
ing. The latter left his private Office
and came down stairs to meet tho ho.
norable Representative from Georgia.
Ex-senator Morgan has declined the
mission to Russia.
Kate Stoddard, the murderess OF
Goodrich, is hopelessly insane.
tiereported that Mayor Vance has
3SSS::aasssas &C :aa.rcge Gnnntrnller Green
today. ~
PEobabilities-For the South Atlan
ito end Calf States, continued cold
and generally cloudy weather will pre-
vail, With light yain,r EastefiY Wilde.
yessins 70 ssgshssly. IN the Wsstera
Gull. Gontinusd high bar6messs on tho
South Atlsntin coast and falling 5ato.
meter fn ths oNsF ! tissisappi fvsllsY
and thence WestWAsd. IN : sidS hs'iHS
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shal Packard, before the Congressional
Committee. quoted: "He did not be.
!.eve the Republican State Government
could maintain itself in this or any
other Southern State, without aid or
protection of United States troops"
On Christmas Day. in New Orleans,
two negroes were killed in an affray.
an old white man was thrown from
mule on the pavement of the street
and killed, negro was run over and
killed by freight train, and young
lady was shot in the neck by a stray
pistol ball.
KEY WEST, FLA, December 81
The brig Mississippi. with cotton,
from New Orleans for Havre, is ashore
off Carysfort Reef. The wreckers are
discharging her cargo.
CHARLESTON, December 31.--Ar-
rived-Steamsbip Sea Gull, Baltim ore {;
schooners Jessie Elizabeth, New York !;
Bardoni, Baltimore.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Reports.
NEW York, December 31-Noon.-
Cotton quiet; sales 5a3-uplands 14L; F;
Orleans l43s. Futures opened quiet
and a shade easier-January 13 10 16,
IA; February IL 1892. Az; March
IA 1916. 10; April 1885; May Is 11-l6;
june 16A. Pork steady-new 40. 500
2O.62M. Lard qniet--steam 1879.
Money 1. Gold 1915. Exchange
long 4 SO; short 4.9Ojs.
P. M.--Specie shipments over
81. 600. 900. Cotton quiet; sales $40.
at 1414@l45s. Southern -four quiet
and steady. Wheat quiet and prices
generally without decided change
1.20@l,T. Corn irregular and nneet.
tied a--nes, heavy and rather easier; old
elossd frm-98ls@97K. Coffee quiet
and very fsmT-l7M@20k gold Rio.
Sugar 20, better aud moderate de-
rnaDd. Cotton net receipts 7iz; gross
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-30
TEXAS NEWS AND OPINIONS.

The Galveston News is not Grange
organ. but IL anybody can tell what it
is, or is not, we should like to have them
try. sit hard or soft money Demo.
crst! Isita soft OF hard money Repub-
hcanf Or Is II both q soft aud hard
money independent, or neitherS WeTl
Do hanged II We can find out from its
writings. either before or since the
Ohio election.
II every spithet stuck, which the
Statesman bestows, the Convention
would be as thickly covered with them
~ Rockdale was with circus posters,
the other day, when man had to push
aside batch OF monkeys and kanga-
roos TO ind the "hole" into the Messen.
ger ONCE.
The Dallas Herald likes the idea of
submitting amendments TO the Consti-
tuition at the same time the instrument
itseif Is submitted. Rather u novel
lea, 20 be sure.
The World Is governed too much.
says the Houston Age every evening.
VIZ take comfort in the reflection that
the Age isn't edited too much, ANYHOW.
whatever other Houston papers may
say about IL.
Here's the Register, OF Sherman, " ho
also thinks wheii man aspires for pub.
lie or political favor, that his political
opinions are public property. You
never said truer thing In your life,
Bro. Register, and that VIZ are fres 10
maintain.
The Austin News has at last found
out that there ls to DE fair in that vi
oinity soon. IL dropped into the office
the other day, and this i. what became
Of IL.
The Dailas Herald thinks the new ap-
portionnent made by the Convention,
equitable.
Well, II beats all. Here, ON the 10Th
instant, is the Marshall Herald, asking
u Tue charge OF coalition between
theGrangers and Radicals ia the Con
ssnuon 10 true, or whether the charge
- made by u "licentious press OH
my. with all the Statesman has NO
knowiedged, that any one should sull
be la the dark There are none "a
blind ~ those who will not seen R,o
L0ughory, you can Just bet your hot
tom dollar" that the whole thing was n
Joke, . canard, u sell, gotten up by the
lively, sprlgbfly editor of the States
msn fer bis own deleeiaiion, aud he S
been "delected" most certainly.
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The following is AN extract from
sec. 49, chap. Ia, OF the charter OF
Chicago, adopted January !, 1866;
II shall he the duty Of the CO ommon
CouHcil to provide one or more schools
for the instruction OF negro and mu'
latto children, to he kept In separate
brildiug TO he provided tor that pur-
pose, at which colored pupils between
the ages of 1--WE and twenty one years,
residing in any school district in said
city, shall be allowed TO attend; and
hereafter it shall not be lawful for such
pupils to attend any school in the city
oi Chicago nj which white children
are taught, after school for the in
striction Of negro and mnlaito chill
dren has been provided, G4tgt5y.
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How 10 yauquIsh the stomach.
TOrmentor.

II the enemy OF mankind was per-
mitted 10 exert his diab0lical ingenuity
in the invention Of "a new disease, h-
could scarcely devise onr more worthy
of his genius than dyspepsia. The dys
peptic sufferer is tormented by symp
toms resembling those Of almost every
known maiady, ana Is often worried
into monomanin by these conflicting
and perplexing manifestations. A ia
yorite though absurd hallucination ,oJ
the victim OF chronic Indigestion Is
that he or she has heart disease. Dys-
pepsil has often been pronounced In
durable, but experience hae shown thai
Hosteiier'- stomach Bitters will van
qnish H. together with the constipation
and bilious arrangement which nsu
ally accompany IL. Diseases Of the
kidneys and supposed rheumatic pains
are also frequent concomitants OF dys-
pepsia, bnt they, too, succumb TO the
above named invaluable corrective.
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rmpor..u. to Co ne. pr,nk.r..

The statements made concerning
the new coffee crop come based on
the best authority. Coffee drinkers
will have to do with considerable
less than last yedr. OF old Java
there is n considerable falling OF
Rio coffee shows still more marked
diminution, though there is some
coffee of the previous crop left over :.
The islands near Java show decrease
Of about fifty per cent IN prodnc
ton.
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How it Works.

It's a perfectly safe thing for criti.
clsed actress TO hOrsewhip the critical
press, when the representative of the
press Is fragile, unprotected male,
but when the weapon which is might
Ter than the sword is welded by firm
feminipe hand, the case is different.
And such was the recent experience Of
an aggrieved commedienne who, un.
dertaking to cowhide Mr.. Laura Cor.
don, now ''editress" Of California
paper, was speedily reduced, to use the
words OF local reporter, ito state
OF badness that would excite envy in
the heart Of a turnip."-New York
World.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-30

A mans political and religious
views are always private property
until he attempts to run a political
newspaper. Then if he is not much
stronger than the average editor,
they'll be filched from HIM, as sure
as shooting. Religious independ-
ence may be maintained in politi-
cal paper, but political independ
ence in public newspaper is sim
ply a myth, an illogical, unreal alb
straction, and exists nowhere or
earth, the Galveston News, st
Louis Republican and New f9rs
Herald to the contrary, notwith
standing.
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pATRONs, ATTENTION.
SrRAYED OR STOLEN !

stroyed or stolen from my premises
on or about the LIST OF January last, Two
mules Of following descriptions One
hlnck or dark brown stud mule, II
hands ana one inch high, + or . years
old. The other il u bay horse mule,
sixteen hands and thre" inches high,
or years old. Both branded z on left
shoulder dim aud 81 ) on hip, some.
what gear-InaTked, and were shod witb
steel pointed shoes when they leii
reasonable compensation offered
for the mules or Tor any information
which will lead 10 then recovery. Ad-
dress, \. A DANIEL.
"3"' kuehi station, Leon Co, Tea.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-30

The expected action on the
'rlosed door" proposition was not
had on Thursday. If the Conyen-
ton proposes to cripple the public
school system, in the very way
shadowed by Reagan's speech, they
had better close their doors for
ever. If they make a Constitution
which forbids public school sys-
TEN adequate to the wants of the
people, their work will be rejected
by the people, let its other excel
lencies be what they may.
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wlNspoRouep. Woop Co.. TEX.
/ sW "a October 23. 1878. {
ia. Examiner and Patron, "a .
Knowfnu flat vou take l;velv
e
''''e' !" Wv ''''e" Pi's'es' u
Iexas and Texas concerns, am
persuaded to send You an item or
two from this section of the State
will commence nv saving that
-. r,.,,,;,,....,, p.,..,. !. b;s.,,,..
'"e ''N"'''''', anu "''"" " "'Sn!
appreciated III 'hls portion OF 'he
vineyard. lts weekly visils make make
glad the heart of every reader, and
opens the way for sunshine in every
housaholJ i've conoratulotc Won
.,.., .,,aooss J., s.,,;,a -, so
"Po" !o'" ''' :" ss Wy "
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Burnett Bulletin.

The strange anamoly was observed
in Burnett OF little white boy abou,
l2 or IA years of age, actuslly y
hunting for work. lie isn't particular
either, and offers TO plow, chop wood
or do anything This is the first in
stance Of the kind IN the town Of Bur
nett within the last twenty years.
Next Sunday the six shooters bere-
tofore adorning the plethoric hips OF
Burnett county chiyalIy will vanish
from sight; il not, the Sheriff can in
strnct the wearers in the mysteries OF
the pistol law his tuition will he SIS,
and the pistol Ignorance of the law
IL no excuse"
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Not an Improvement.

1t is rumored in Washington that
Secretaries Bristow and Jewell are 10.
dignant at the appointment Of Chan.
dler to Cabinet position. and have
expressed to the effect that he is not
an improvement ON Delano. Causes
are at work that may occasion chsSges
10 the Cabinet.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-30

n. i. womaek, druggist, Austin Az
enue. under the McClelland Hotel, receives
almost daily new supplies ofpure drugs and
medicines. His stock Is conplete In every
de epartment, and being continually renewed,
is always perfectly freF'. His assortment
of fancy articles is immense, and comprises
everything ususliy kept In = tirsi- class drag
store auglldtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-30

We rejoice that the Telegraph
has at last written itself into an ex'
cellent humor with the Grange,
with both Col. w. w. and Worthy
Master Lang, and every body else.
Now we can rest our weary fingers
little, in the absolute certainty
that no more bayou mud will be
hurled at us for the space of two or
three days. All! this feeling of Sc
curity is very grateful indeed.
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SATURDAY, OCT. 80, 1875.

Why is it that we always get our
Dallas exchanges two at a time,
when other North Texan dailies
come all right, when they come at
all.-PostmHstcrs and route agents
are requested to look into the mat
Tor - = " = = ~