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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-03-25

The Grand Duke Nicholas of
Russia offer three prizes, respec.
lively of "a, 600, 81, 400, and ST.
600, for the best works ssconcern-
ing the history of military opera
tions on horseback, the functions,
attributes, growth, development,
and mutations of the cavalry in
all ages and countries, and the
general and particular theories
and practices OF cavalry opera
tions." Foreigners are invited to
compete, and January 1877, is
the last day for receiving the
manuscripts.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-03-25

A boy being asked who was
the Prime Minister Of England,
nnhesitatingly answered, .Mr.
Spurgeon."
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-03-25

"Shon." said a Dutchman,
lyon may say vat you please
pout pad neighbors. I have
had to worst neighbor as never
vas. Mine pigs und mine hens
COM home nit -deres ears split ;
und fodder day two of dem
COM home missing
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-03-25

We heard from good author
ily, that young lady recently
refused the band Of a hands
some and highly educated
young man worth fifty thou,
sand dollars, because she heard
he frequented faro bank. That
girl will do to bet on, whether
the banks will or not.-[Griffin
News.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-03-25

Who is wise 7 He that is
teachable. Who is mighty -
He that conquers himself. Who
is rich 7 He that is contented.
Who is honored Z He that
honoreth others.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-09


We are glad to see the different
Oranges, thus early and seasonably,
- we think, urging diyersifcation
- o rule, for the. next crop. There
il no 'traer principle than this, with
which farmers generally have to do,
bat here in Texas the principle is pc
saliarly important. Indeed, the
long lines Of rail, river or ocean
transportation, over which our i'm.
ported supplies must come, urge us
N loud language to produce every
thing we possibly can here at home
The mere satisfaction of knowing
cur farmers to be self.sustaining, il
no uncomfortable circumstance il
this connection. There is no valit
reason Why Texas should buy |
pound of pork, barrel of flour,
tisrce Of lard, fruit, or anything o
ltAs sort, because she can raise then
all at mere nominal cost, and mucl
cheaper than any Of the surround
ing States. We hope to see thi
great principle of agriculture
urged warmly by the Oranges thi
winter. 80. ~ .4..l9Hr. rs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-09
TEXAS NEW. AND OPINIONS.

The Statesman says ''beware Of DIS
sensions and denunciations. That's
good.
We are glad to sec the opposition
journals all gradually toning down, rs
they read and reflect upon the differ
ent provisions of the new Constitution.
Let the papers discuss the new funda-
mental system Of the State, but let
them do it decently and in order.
Fair discussion won't hurt it.
We are very fond Of the San Antonio
Herald, but when we get six numbers
of that paper at one time, (bad mail
arrangements) we may be pardoned II
we say, that is too much Of a good
thing. All! you ''sweet rogue send
it along more regularly.
The Telegraph isn't in fair mood
now. Ia fact, it is in its tantrums, and
we will only pity, not condemn. We
never once said banner of adoption"
or "rejection'' either, and no one save
the Telegraph alone could torture the
language sufficiently to get any such
idea out of it. The Democrats en-
mass support the Constitution. The
Radicals in SOLID masses oppose it, it
is trae, and we propose to tell the
truth or say not hing. It's bitter, but
the Telegraph made the dose, and it is
left almost alone to swallow 1t.
The Age is patting the Telegraph on
the shoulder in a most amiable and
LIVING manner. 1t is really beautiful
to see the lamb and the lion ''lie"
down together. But in this instance,
it's fearful thing to the little ''gap
who leads 'en. The Age is growing
csmical, and bids fair to rival the Dan
bury News in time. There may be but
little ',back down IN Houston jour
nalisin, but tken we should consider
that there is but little march up.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-09
Cs-spsrasion stores.


loArsna6sRY, TExAs, Nov. go.
n Rxaninsf sAd fsfrvn y -'.r
isss In your highly esteemed paper
eftke 18th inst, an article, and also a
latter from "Farmer and Granger" in
exposition 70 and discouraging the es-
t6khahnent of Grange stores. Now,
take Issue with the article, and also
With Farmer and Granger, "on co.
operation Grange stores, unless he has
ailusioDs To them being conducted on
theprincipie Of commission agencies;
Mso, agree with him and you, that
sAey are bound 70 prove failures, and
the worst enemy 70 the Grange move.
nsnt. ! will say that commissioned
sgsncies have become q fostering sore
on the body Of the Order, and costrary
70 cur declared purposes. But the
farmer hss more merit than you award
him. he il capable II carrying out
The Rochdale plan Of co-oPeration,
With all the necessary sale guards
tkSown around IT,, We cannot fail, five
keep OF the shoals OF cupidity and
svssice. Frternally, ~.
assae J. L. NUeRsT.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-09
Ths sta.eaman is clearly disgust.

The Statesman is clearly disgust
"a with Texas. 1t says nothing
Of blessedness can befali the
State" 1t is altogether owing TO
the standpoint from which one oo-
serves 1t. II % 'eTexan EDITOR or
paper, is thoroughly In accord with
the enlightened sentiment OF the
people among whom he lives, he
will find them very tractable, and,
IN most cases, he will find they car
be led very easily, but in no case
en- they be driven. Texans sart
ike most other people, they do not
relish the idea of being dragooned
into, or from @ position. In fact
they have heads of their own, AM
when once their judgment is con
WINGED, they act with force an'
effect; but invective and disre
spectful sPithet is not the way +
vim them. lgqC ,svsauIt rEf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-09

New Advertisements.
EsTRAyED OR STOLEN.

From the undersigned, on or about the lst
lst OF November, 1875, one red roam Mare,
years old, 10 or IA hands high, branded thus
" connected and tn connected, former
blemish In right eye. Also one red roam stall
lion colt. The above described horses were
raised In Ellis County, and when last heard
from were trying to make their way beck to
their range near Forest Store. Aay informa-
tian that will lead 10 the recovery OF the
above described stock will be literally re
warded WEI. CASTLES,
decl0w6w Centreville, Leon Co., Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-09

3, Over the porch of the Old South
Church at Boston is chisseled: "Be-
hold! i have set before you an open
door," and under, ON the door, is
printed in emphatic letters, "Posl-
lively no admittance."
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-09
TT WILL RE RATIFIED.

The papers and people all over
Texas are busily engaged discuss
ing the merits and dement's Of the
new fundamental.law Of the State,
as promulgated by the recent Con-
stitutional Convention. The instru-
ment itself is receiving close anu
caustic examination. No weakness
or shortcoming is passed unscanneu'
but its simplest faults are being
maguifed, and its molehills grow "
he mountains in the shortest poss,,
ble time. Yet, notwithstanding all
this. the people everywhere are be-
ginning to understand that they
can have this new and better Con-
stitution now at the same cost that
they can retain the old one lthe e1, /,
pepse having all been incurred
alread " and the economy which
speaks out in every line OF it, CON
stitutes saving very important in
ldeed in these days of hard times
and besides, the government it gives
us is by many hundreds of pc
cent. better in all respects.
The people of Texas are no
fools, neither are they drivelint
dreamers who, because they canno
have whole loaf, refuse to hav'
any bread at all, and the new Con
stitution, when compared with th'
old one, bears this exact proportion
! None claim perfection for 1t, 1t ha
all the faults which wise, far-seeinl
statesmen calculated for, but it is 81
infinitely superior to the old one
, that true patriots all over the Stat
propose to give it trial. lndeedi
,, , would be strange did it present NJ
feature, or represent no Principi
but what was heartily endorsed b.
all classes and conditions of people
Such perfection as may be locke
for in faultless constitution, ma
befound in Utopia, but here, o
It the shores of a real government
:, constructed out of flesh and bloc
n materials alone, common-sense PEI
'e Pile do not look for it.
h The reasons why 1t should !
0, adopted, not by simple majori'
e. merely, but by an oyerwhelmiI
he popular vote, are many and stron
IN and we sincerely believe Texas W
n do it thus. We do not want to 3
rs any division or conflict here. T
y State must stand solidly in its su
c. port of reform and economical
,g ministration. Every elementa
is principle of progress and deyel'
in ment, which is consistent with IL
id economy and honest and faith
a administration must be fostered a
a protected by both fundamen
of and statutory laws, and WI
IN the new Constitution fall, far bel
ch the average public expectation,
d. it contains so many and such val
his BILE principles, in the line of c
re, templated reform, that it &C
his mends itself with almost resist
q force to the better judgment
p better patriotism of Texas.
'hs We rejoice sincerely to see
,oo people range themselves up TO
of support with cordial and earl
ry, determination to accept its g
W. points, as atonement for the W
ones. The intelligent discussion
-oit its merits aud dement's, aud
" independent tone Of the people
re- re, the discussion are both harbin.
,ed of good to the State.
al K --s-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-09

After long ard exciting session,
Hadson County iN. - Freeholders
lAst evening removed Mr. K. d.
VIC. Jones' as jailoress of the
Msdson county Jail, and appointed
HichAel Nathan as her successor.
.Hss. Jones's removal il based on
the opinion of, Attorney General
YannAtta, who declares that a
woman cannot hold Office under the
etste Consultation. Mrs. Jones will
refuse TO deliver the keys and will
-consest the removnlin the courts.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-09

San Francisoo has a whaling
Aees of eleven vessels and the
catch this season yielded 10000
barrels of oil, 100000 pounds of
bone, snd 10000 pounds of ivory,
the aggregate valuation being $500,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-09
W. az are elad 70 be able to publisI

We are glad to be able to publish
, ~ interesting letter from Bexa
county, and warmly welcome the
brethren OF Aifnoss Grange, to the
columns of the EXAMINER AND "A.
rnoN, and sincerely hope this wiil
not be the last we shall hear Of
them. We will only be too glad te
ssnd them our paper, upon the re-
oept,on Of the list of subscribers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-09
New Advertisements.

UTANTED-An energetic man to con-
w troll the sales In this district Of a sta
pie article In the grocery line. Any active
man may secure apermanent cash business
and q monopoly that can be made to pay
q, 600 per annum, by addressing, with stamp
enclosed for answer,
MANHATTAN MFG Co.
Dec. 4d3w2 l47 Reade Street, n. Y,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-09

8. johnson Il Co. have one Of the best
cows. In Texas, and she has u young
calf. Not wishing TO butcher the cow
cash nNdtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-09

The report Of the Executive Com
mites. of Brsz0s county Com Council
yhioh we publish to-dsy, will be
SsSad iatsrestihg, ADD yen verify
1 perusal.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-09
STATE NEWS.


lSan Antonio heiuh'
We learn that q difficulty occurred IN
Dewitt county, recently, between oo,-
u,nbus Carroll and MS iatner "m Vho ,ho
sesnar side. Columbus Carroll was
Ittied and the old man Carroll wounu-
al m was about pecans ana cottoh'
The parties we: all related
IAustin News.l
Grand Ratification Meeting Is
oailsd for wednesday, 1btli inst, at the
Snsra House, In this city. speaking
will begin at o'clock In the afternoon,
and will continue into the night. We
expect TO lsee large turnout and
quite an impetus given TO the adoption
OF the New Constitution, which Is every
day gaining strength.
[Denison News.l
A gentleman from Wise county ar
rived here with prisoner Saturda,
evening. The prisoner Is q hard speci
men Of humanity, who presents In
appearance OF man who had beel
shaking quarter OF year with IN
ague. He IL some kind Of q uuack doc
tor, accused of producing the teath o
woman in Wise county, by means o
one of his remedies. He was arres
ted, and the gentlemen who brough
| HIM here went on his bond for e2Ot
/
skipped, but was overtaken by HI
4. bondsmen In the Nation, near Re
river. He Is now In the calaboose, an
(; will be star ted back to Wise count
Monday,
tAustin Statesman.l
r The stage company has roceivef J In
formation confirming the announce
ment made in this paper yesterda
4 that four horses had been killed by nc
cident near New Braunfels on tho MOI
z ming Of the first. The coach was upse
:. and the horses then plunged INTO tn
u river and were drowned. The passen
q gers somehow made their escape wit
very slight injuries. The mail got we
l. but was saved and sent on weeping
It's destination.
fort Worth Democrat
!. We once knew an individual name
,s Thomas, whose sr-name was Rec,
~ who always beasted of having sleI
q with all the great men In the countr
During our trip to st. Louis we hI
o the honor Of occupying the same bert
a, In a sleeping car, with the man wi
found Texas" Judge Wright Of Par
e who came to Texas fifty-nine years ag
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-09

Ths Examiner Job once proposes To com.
pste with any Office In the State, both for
sssis md price. Call and see specimens.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-09
We are coming, Uncle sarnee,
Lee hundred million strong;
We are coming To makee Frisco
All samee as Hong Kong.

We will workee beree cheapea,
Beat white man alice way,
And makee poor whitee loomen
For cbow-ehow ely all day.
San Diego Union.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-09

The question hasQ)ten been asked by those
interested, ''Can Bhave my grey hair restored
to it's natural color, without coloring the skim
and can nv thin locks be thickened upt" We
answer, at cans" and would advise you TO
read treaties on the hair, which is published
by X. p. Hall & Co., Nashua, N. H., who send
Ii free, upon application. They are the pro
prietors Of Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re
newer. We learn from 1t, the hair, In per
feet state OF health, is constantly falling out,
and new hairs grows from the same tubes
but, in case Of any disease of the scalp, or by
the use Of alcoholic preparations, the hair.
tube becomes contracted at Its mouth, and
prevents the new folicle from reaching the
surface. Their preparation will create per
fectly healthy condition Of the scalp, and, by
its tonic properties, will preserve and strength
en- the roots Of the hair, r,'stci s'ndn, DIS Hotne'
IOaea,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-09

Taken up by W. b. Keas at Ills resi-
dence near bosqueville and .strayed
before f. p. Massey, j. p. Precinct Ne.
1, Dec. 4, 1876: One bay mule, u years
old, about Is hands high, blotched
brand. with scar on right fore leg. Ap
praised by L. p. Lillard and George W
X cas- at $50,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-09

A RTHURS ILLUSTRATED HONE Mao
AAzINE. THE lluIseiold MnenZit-
of America" Two serial siuri, > ~ RIO
"EaRlescliffe," by Mrs. Julia G. Il. DOrr;
and Mir ian," by T. \. Arthur. But.
terIek's Newest Patterns in every No.
Terms: 81 80 per year; . copies for
81 20. Splendid Book offers and Pre-.
miums. Specimen number 10 cents.
nl34w II. \. ARTHUR s son, Phila., Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29
Pig Iron.

The pig-iron manufacturers OF this
country, 1t will be remembered, held q
meeting nthis city in December last, and
adopted an agreement to shorten produc-
ton by quantity not exceeding One-hali
tho capacity Of their furnaces, This
agreement was to be in operation during
the whole Of 1875, but was not to go into
effect until It had been signed by the rep
resentatives Of atleast two-thirds Of the fur
naces exclusive Of charcoal furnaces, The
Secretary Of the American Iron and
Steel Association now announces that as
yet not one.third Of the firms to whom
the agreement has been submitted have
signed It, There have been letters re-
ceiyed from tho owners Of ninety-two
stacks, Of whom tifty-tiye promised to OBJ
serve the agreement, A considerable
number have made no reply to the Sec
retary's circular. 1t Is, therefore, an
nounced that the agreement has failed Of
ratification, and furnace owners can nov
pursue their own course in reference tC
pig-iron HiLddeiph. Le,la-
nor .......
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29
pON'ra4oK, HACK, COUGH, C6UaHI-

Cough Is n symptom by which various
diseased conditions Of the throat, bron.
chial t'bes md lungs manifest Themselves,
But whether Il arises from the irritation
produced IN the throat and lurynx by
taking cold, from nm attack Of Bronchitis,
from incipiGnt Consumption, or from var.
iOus other causes, nothing will AllAy II
more speedily or cure Il more permanent
~ than Dr.. picrcc's Golden Medical Dis.
coyery. II does not matter whether II he
recent attack, or a lingering cough, the
Discovery Is In either case equally we'll
adapted for its relief and permanent cure,
In fact, Il will cure cough in 0ne.hali
the time necessary 10 cure II with any
other medicine, anil II does Il, not by dry
ing II up, butby removing the cause, sub
DUNG the irritation, and healing the af-
feCted parls. No time should be lost In
commencing the llse Of Il proper medicine
for the relief Of cough, for unless this
course Is pursued, serious and dangerous
disease Of the lungs Is liable to result,
Golden Medical Discovery Is sold by all
dealers in medicines. eOdswGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29
UnnltaI RenloNnI.

From the Martlngburg Independent
Elsewhere will BIZ found some interest.
ing correspondence from Charleston. The
question OF Capital removal Is referred to
in not very hopeful terms, and the diff
Guilty seems to be Just where il was the
last session Of the Legislature, viz: IN
the Senate. We do not know whether
ar not II can be attributed to the detection
Of the Senator from this district, for We
have been recently informed by many
leading Democrats Of this county, that
Mr.. uFantham has always expressed i im-
self In faEor ofremoval, We iknow, that
John w. dFantham, Of Jefferson, was
against removal, andsuCll was the feeling
last fall in consequence VI this
position, that had he been u
candidate, hewOuld have been defeated by
Il majority Of at. leAst one thousand In
this district. Even the Democrats Of this
Panhandle are becoming tired Of this
triIling with the interests Of the people.
We heard prominent Democrat say on
Saturday last, that this was not n political
question, and that, in his opinion, four
men out Of every five in the district de
sired removal. II is simply impossible
for u delegate to sustain himself IN this
Panhandle in vote against removal.
II is we'll known fact that for certain
purposes, non-remOvalists took this qllcs-
ton into TusGarOra Grange, and that
body horestlytocidcl in fav6roireiaoval.
Since that time two other Oranges have
acted, viz: Mill Creek and GerardstOwn,
and both have spoken in favor Of re-
moyal. This is certainly u strong indica'
ton Of the 'feelings d tie farmers,
and representatives will yet learn, II
they have not already learned, that
farmers have votes and influence. IN the
town Of Mar.insburg, we INSERT without
icar Of contradiction that the municipal
authorities and the Board of Trade, rep
resenting every interest OF the cOrpOra-
Llun, favor removal, We do not know
that either the SenatOr.Or Delegates from
this county propose to vote against tho
interest Of their constituents, but Z they
do, IL ia we'll that. they do 10 adyi4cdly,
We are at h loSs to know Why II IL that
men 10 suddenly change position after
election, and are 80 full Of promises to
comply will public sentiment prior 10
the election. We think we can safely
defy any man to name twenty-five voters
within The limits Of Berkeley county OPP
posed to removal, and willing p publicly
avow II. #F :. 1thibi.'t
We refer to these things now not il
the hope Of influencing single vote on
the question, but with the sole desire Of
preparing our people to net in the future
upon this issue independent of all par
liua
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29

NEW YORK, January 9s,-COtton dull a
l5Hal5Ac. Flour steady; State In moder
ute request; superfne western and STATE
So S5ai %; common to good S49Oa4 %; good
to choice 81 65a5 10; white wheat extrl
S5l5a8 %; extra Ohio q TOa8 80; ST. LOuii
81 sOas 90. Rye Flour firm at s. 2Oa5 %
Corn Meal steady ut 81 26ai u, Wheai
very dull; No, spring 81 lSal y; No. ; do
81 07a1 0s; No. 2 Chicago 81 OSal II; No. !.
Milwaukee 81 l3al II, Rye quiet at 9iaS6c
Barley dull. Malt quiet, Corn In fair de
mand; new mixed western s4as5Ci do higl
mixed yellow western S5aS51Gc, OatsmorC
active; mixed western 67a69c; white do $50
zoe, Hay firm ut 65a7Oc. Hops unchanged
Sugar dull; prime SIC. Molasses dull
New Orleans 0Oa85c, Rice dull. Whisky
dull aud lower at 9G!5c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29
FOR SALE.
TT1RUsrEEs SALE.

By Virtue Of deGl Of trust nAls md executed
by Ellen Stanley, wife Of Fnpcis T. Shahhy, will
tie hlll fnnCIs T.. STANLEY, her husband 10 Tho
undersigned trustee, hearing date The 9Th tlRy o.
IAn1Ary, A. D. 1871, and recorded III the Clerk
Office IL the County Court Of Ohio county WCsl
Virginia. III Deed Of Trust bnk No I, 1lHles Isl
MdBSS, I will ell hi Public Auction al Tho front
door Of the Cnurt llOSl Of ll Ohio county ~ tht
city Of Wheeling, on WEDNESDAY, tho lflll day
Of February, 1879, beginning Al 10 O'clock A. ~ q
Sall day the following tltsctlbel rial estate that
10 ny All Of lois numbered eleven and twelve
III anil ~ IN the addition TO the City Of Wleellhl
lAld out BY Muses. ". Chaplihc, lAnes II. Forsyth
The rOFhcF BAst u Main street and yTlhOl Twenty.
Sixth Ward Of said city. EArh Of said lots 'front.'
Hty iral 100 ieelJ oil Main street, and G2tendb east
Wntlly One hundred and twenty-five feet (l2l feet
10 lheallry In tiOi Sall lots lelhg all The SAINT
prOtnfiy which was conveyed 10 The said Ellet
STANLEY NJ hrr ADe and SepGrlte estate by deCll O
jacob Snyder and Wlle, hearing even date with TN
Al1Ve mentioned lleSl Of trust; together with, oil
and singular, the improvements thereon consisting
Ol tWO-stbfy brick dwelling Rhl twO-stOry franz
business house, With other improvements
TERMS W SALE.-Ohe-iU fourth 0l the litrchasl
money III cNNl Oi The day Of sale and the rGsil II
ihtte rqnal scnliNnHtI fhStallfehts, with Interest
Upon ilie deferred payments from the Day II Ele
tie purchaser giving LOiil with approved nerSOha
security md the tltO To the property to ID retained
until lhs purchase money Il fully t6id Selling d
trustee I will convey the title which X vealed Il
mr by Tho Nll teCd Oi trust. The SiiIe H. how
ever, belIeVed 10 bg nnexcepil0nahle.
laui9 JAMES I. ROtiEtlS, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29

Business Letters Tor US should DO addressed
"FFeW q Campbell" and should In NO case DO at'
dressed 70 any individual member Of Tho firm By