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Colony headright certifea.e No. or f.sued to
Johann Eitelf ach By john o Nensabach commissicn-
er ~ Fisher Mler's Colony, the fourternth DAY
IL February lS5 for so Aerss % land II founa
wlthln tha tine prsscxfbed BY lag application uf be
made for AenPhcAis- q r Johns 2 co. Z,
Aasta. Texas. Apsn Is. rssA = M =.
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DIssrIct Judges Eiected.

First District-H. @. Pedigo.
Second Distnct-A. j. Booty.
Third District-R. s. Walker.
Fourth District-Wm. ID. Wood.
Fifth District-B. T. Estes. -
Sixth District-R. r. Gaines.
Seventh District-M. II. BonAer.
Eighth District-G. ]. Clark.
Ninth District-Spencer Ford.
Tenth District. A. Carroll.
Eleventh District-N. NJ. Burford.
Twelfth District-J. r. Fleming.
Thirteenth District-D. M. Prendergast.
Fourteenth District-X. B, Saunders.
Fifteenth District-L. w. Moore.
Sixteenth District-E. B. Turner.
Seventeenth Distnct-W. A. Blackburn.
Eighteenth District-W. II. Burkhart.
Nineteenth District-Everett Lewis.
Twentieth District
Twenty-first DISTRICT James Masterson.
Twenty-second District-G. II. Noonan.
Twenty third District-H. @. Peasants.
T~enty-fourth Distinctly. NJ. Paschal.
Twenty-ffth District-Edw. Doughersy.
Twenty-sixth District-w. II. Stewart.
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AUSTIN, TKxAa.

VIII inresrirsfe lard claims bay and sell lard and
erts psy isxes collect ard Fsrnit money and mss In
vestznrnfs In etate secnrIiles- - q
iongexperiencs and famllizrify u1th the business
q the several dspartments ~ ths 6tAte gorernment
enshIes hlm - pruspcute business BiIh JgomDeneu1
ss1 ttspsieh ~ 6inkHel
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CERTIFICATE OF POSTMASTER.

l. the undersigned, postmaster at State OF
......, after the exercise Of due diligence TO infom
myself OF the peeuniary ability and responsibility OF
the principal and HE sureties In the aoregong bond
and OF The unincn bered real estate owned by them
respectively, hereby approve said bondSend certify
that the said sureties sufcieEt-eucf, mt In my
belief to insure the payment OF double the entire
mount OF the sad bond; and dc further certify that
the said bond duly signed by bidde
ana ...-....-....... ana EuIsucrs
before signing thus Certificate -. l1
Dated 161 .n a.
For forms OF proposal, bond, and certificate, and
also for lnstrue ious as the conditions to be
braced in the oniract etc., advertisement OF this
date in pamnhlet form inviting proposals for mall
service in Name ETC. be found at the terminal post
ofces OF the above routes, and 10 be had on appca
ton to the Second Assistant =. NJ. General. d
Bids should he sent in scaled enyelopea, super
scrbed: mail Propo ais, State OF Texas" and ad-
dressed to the Second Assistant Postmaster GeRera.
o+t MARSHALL JEWELi,
D..a
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state Senators Elect.


LIST District-E. Hobby, Democrat.
2d-P. f. Edwards, Democrat.
3D.. w. Motley, Democrat
4th-Wslter Ripetoe, Republican.
6th-F. NJ. Henry, Democrat.
: 6th-W. A. Workman, Democrat and
Granger. go
7th-J. p. Douglass, Democrat.
6th--C. @. Francis, Democrat.
9th-Charles ID. Grace, Democrat.
10th-B. ID. Martin, Democrat.
11th-Wm. p. Blassingame, Democrat.
12th-F. L. Piner, Democrat.
18th = Robert s. Guy, Democrat and
Granger.
14th-J. r. Henry, Democrat.
15th-T. j. McCulloch, Democrat.
16th-Tillman Smith, Democrat.
17th-W. NJ Burton, colored, Republican.
1sth-John 7. Brady, Independent DEM
ocrat.
10th "A. P. Mccormick, Republican.
Goth. w. Carroll, Democrat.
21st-W. NJ. Brown, Democrat.
Se2d-.... Moore, Democrat.
23d-ThOmas Ball, Democrat.
24th-I. ID. Stephens, Democrat.
25th-A. w. Terrell, Democrat.
26th-W. II. Ledbetter, Democrat.
a7th--Wells Thompson, Democrat.
esth-W. II. Grain, Democrat. "a
29th-John s. Ford, Democrat.
00th--J. II. McLeary, Democrat.
slst-L. J. Storey, Democrat. l3f
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NoTE when the oath l. taken before usties Of
the pezlce any other ecer moi using seal except
Judge Of United staSea com, the eeruhclte OF the
erk q court Of record must be added under bis
seal Of once, fhAt TIE pcgeOn 30 adnainasereo me
oath 10 daily Qaailned - szeh ofacer.
Blds Es1f b aouDnlpdnisd ~ q CERTIFIED eAeck ~
drff soiU<af a1oadf bQnk paFGb& % ~ Or
deTf " Postmaster GeAer1I eQu1f % ebspv oestsn1
o. 0< fnseeaf dnas1 1F % Ne fDf< Hk11 6Ae prssef
pay e1ose6s $500; % - eaas q neu sey!ae No iess
1hdG Gpe psr dznksa n ~ ol1canf a ~ b0l6 90
co1.polyfag ~ I'd n aid bosi6 exoases 5000
Tberrp. a mnst be agAed ~ ths bid O. BID
dera and The date q signing nMxed.
Disaa 10 the '-seeond Assist.nt Postmaster 0ene-
rAl Rsst-ocsoe Dspsrtnent Washington, D. c."
marked -Prcposais, state q Tsxss
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T'AKEN UP AND EsrRAYED

: - Sanes w-craft. before A. Brown, jussies Of
ne pesee PrselEct No. l. Travis couaty, tbs follow
ing described animal via BROWN HORSE. s or .
searsell. aboat ~ hAn1s hlsa, hranasa EP "a
Attest FRANK RROWN (7rrk
by pySx, DePpty' !, :. H.es altEsIs
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4, clerk OF Ine tue
being Court or Record, do hereby certify that
49,, whose genuine signature pears TO
the foregoing at davit was, at the time OF signing the
same justice OF the peace in and for the county aud
State aforesaid duly qualified, and that all his Official
acts such entitled TO full faith and credit
In testimony whereof, have hereanto set my hand.
-. day OF ....... :, 1877
IL ST. ................, CLeTk.
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Oa0 required by section 245 Of Ge Of Congyess dp-
prOTed June 23 1874. 10 b le1ed 70 each 1dyoT ear
T1in1 ne EaaR aad % b taken oors an ogeeT 9udls
led 10 ad1siAiSter 0aits.
I.--......-., Of ..:-..--' bidder or eAnIIhg -
that have the ability pecuuiAriy 70 1uihu ny oD-
LEGATION such bidd-r; that the blo - made m COCO
and perform the service IN said BIZ sha be SC
eepted-
s.-..s...s-.-s-.s-
Sworn 70 and sabscr5b before me......
for the -. Of .....-, this ----.d day o. ....--.
A ID lg7 . and n testimony whereof here lsEAI-l
unto sabscribe my name aid afnx my Of1ad
seal the day and year Aforesaid,
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New Advertisements.
BOND
Direckiona-

~ Insert the nance OF the principal and surctics
in full in the body OF the bond; also the date The
signatures TO toe bond should be witnessed and the
eertiaoAte on the inside should be siaed instiee
OF the peace, add his or cia title. OF, II signed by
notary public, he should silk his seal
Know all mea by these pres nts, that . ..........
OF ..-- 1880. in the ale OF ...,,,.., -, prin
VapAt. anu anu OF
..,,,...; in the state of IS sure
ties, held and hray b,und unto the Tn ted States
OF America in the jast and IA sum of dollars,
lawful MONEY OF the nited Sta to be pal 10 the
SAD United Siales Of America or it's duly appointed
or an hoTtzed officer officers; to tha payment OF
ourselves, our he Re, executors and admnstrAiors,
Jointly and severallN, d'mly by thcs presents
sA'eo VI our seAls, and dated this dAJ OF
tesR enu.iei An act making approt riaiiOns Tor the
service OF the oct once Department ter the fiscal
year ending June thrticth eic hteen hundred and
seNenIyn an Toe other purposes" n II provided
cNesy proposal Tor carving the mn shall be &C
eompanied bN the bond OF the bidder with sufrties
approved by poetmA Ter in pursuance whereof and
Ia eomphAnce with the provisions Of saiA law this
nc IL made and excCutod subject 10 NIL the terms
conultfons, and remedies thereon in IN aid act pr,
a,Geu anu prescoe9 TO accompany the atureS0ng and
Now. the condition Of The said obligation is sueh
nat III the said bidder Aforesaid
shall. within such time at CT bld is accented a. Ihe
Posm=s General has pr. scribcd In said yeris,-
ment ent,r Into contract with the init Sfate. OF
America, with goud ami rccnt tutrtlts To he an
proved by the Pcs master gene to perform the SET.
vice proposed in bic said hid, and rth,r shal per
form said service according s contract then This
obligation shal beeEoid otherwise to be ful force
and obi CATION l" law.
In witness whereof have h, reunto SGT our hands
| and seals this day OF &c. 80, ISL.
.....-..-.., - lsEALl
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Witness

Nunese
-..-...-...
..........s.....
Any alteration by erasure or interlIneA,ion OF
terial part of the foregoing bond win cause IL 10 DO
rejected unless appears ny note memoir tndum,
attested by the Witnesses that the al eatOn made
before the bond was signed and sealed.
When partners Are parties TO the bond the partner
ship chou not be used but each partner should
sign his Individual name.
STATE Or. IS;
COUNTY or. ....
On this ......day off,. 49,, personally APP
peared before me-........., ...., and. e..
.............. suretes in the af1regoing bond, TO
me known 10 be the persons named In said bond
sur, ties, aud whe have executed the same such,
who, being by me duly sworn, depose and say, aud
tue within bond that his place OF residence Is
rectly stated therein, that he Is the Of real
estate worth the sam hereinafter set az sinst his
name, and above all debts due and owing by
him, aud all judgments, mortgages, and executions
Against HIM, After allowing al exemptions OF every
character whatever, the total cum thus ass red
amou ting to 70 ......) do lars, being double
the amount Of the foregoing bond.
Subscribed and sworn before me this. -. day
of.,.-os. le7... -if
NoTE.-When the above oath Is taken befsre Jus
tics OF the peace any other officer not using seal,
except a Judge of U. s Court, the certificate Of :
clerk Of court of record must be added under his
seal of office that the person who administered the
oath is duly qualified as such offic,r. i
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IT osT.
Insernstioaaa and Great Nerthern Railroad eertia-
sss1 Also eerfacsse No te-S5s }szlea 10 5ohl c.
Gihbons f0r 10 Acre4 O. feArsAE{ ~ 1855. b. 8.
Crosby and indicated hAinhee cerfinczfa Ne, ie1A
for zis< screA is8nea 20 joke Hars. DeoemSer s.
isz4 ~ Jacob Kaechiers Bo9 hnard fFo1 IN NASTY
spaS . 5cA4 ". MApDox -&11oS Aernfs-
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THO LAND AGENTS
Il THROUGHOUT THE STATE
II you win send me . memorandum Of the locality
and prizes Of your lands with short description OF
each track viz advertise them, BY AL consistent
buyers. ROBERT B. JOHNS.
General Agency and Land Record Ofnoe
nai6diw-wu AUSTIN, TEXAS
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II osT.
Headlight No. 50, for 80 acres, issued to Henry
Barney, Nay $ is4s. BY the Board q Land Connis-
sicners Of LsmAr county, Donafion Warrant No.
$50 for go issued % VIM p Tindall, February Is
ism By the Connissioner % thu Land oGaoes III not
found In 90 days application VIII Be made for dnpli
e.,s ,sm SsAS . rAi-AA : s Aesnt
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Joseph SPENCE,
LAND AND COLLECTING AGENT.

F'F@ : Si a. Ss = r sSss sss
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Latest Styles of Type
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The Postmaster General warns bidders and their
saretes 70 acqoaint themselves fniy VII ihe .ss o.
Congress rennK 10 contracts for the carrying 81 the
malls (the important provisions Of which are etec
hers1n) aud also fEmiliarze themselves Win the
ehaQ assume Sny liabilities snch bidders OF sare
lies. and 20 prevent misrepresentation OF eaase OF
compliant thereafter.
Postmassers are red1Ired 70 make themselves IA
mAr with the lava ADD thee 5nstEuctonas thaf fhEy
nay Be ale 4osnfsrn and dlrsct others
u seven uinures Are ssiuwed 20 each intermediate
oee wAen Rot ctherwise specified, for asserting the
Dafl
& On ruates vhs-e he node Of eonveynnee atnIifs
% n ne SDsc1I sssatsUf he POstonee Depastnsnt
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cdAsaisEn1, olso coadifoas to b incorporated IN 0s
proper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-04-29
AGENTS WANTED

EVERYWHERE, $500 per day. Mann
IL moth Early Pure White Prolific Pop
Corn. a new importation. 100 bushels
To the acre. Every grain warranted To
pop. When ground It produces flour
analogous, both In appearance and taste,
To ilou: made from wheat. Even an cpi
cure would fail to distinguish between
bread made from the Two. LIST. This Corn
ripcns FOUR weeks earlier than the
Common American Corn. The fodder
will remain green for wcehs after the
grain is ripe. Grows from Sto ID Ears Oh
each Stalk. IL grows from tn IL feet
high. Ears Averaging from II To II inches
ia length. II row. Ia the ear. The cob
is very small aud the seed all sound. Every
grain warranted to grow.
TERMS: On receipt of 30 cents we will
send enough for 30 hills, prepaid by mail.
Far 81 enough for LOO hills. For 81. 80
enough for 600 hills. For $500 enough for
1900 hills, with full directions for plant
ing and cultivating. Send money only
by Postonice Order or Registered Letter,
at our risk.
CERTIFICATE As TO CHARACrER.-Cleve-
land National Bank, Exchange and DE
post Bank, the Mayor aud Chief Of Po-
lice, Cleveland, Tenn, the Banner Oihcc,
Herald Office, or any officer OF the COIN
~ OF Bradley. Address all orders,
OSMENT x CO.,
Cleveland, Bradley Co., Tenn.
April 20, 1876. Nv
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Editorial BreVities.

"Mrs. d. A. Doud, of Humboldt, Indi-
ana, has just given birth to her twenty
sixth (26) child, the oldest of whom is
less then ninteen. She drew two OF a
kind seven times in her own deal.
Net drop of rain or a flake Of snow
has fallen in the neighborhood OF Pue-
BILE, Cal, since about the Goth of last
September.
Robert T. Lincoln, son Of the late
President Lincoln, has been appointed
supervisor OF the city Of Chicago.
On the lst of May Charleston, S. c.,
will begin shipping from 10000 to 40,
600 quarts of strawberries daily.
The Reformed congregation Of Mid
dletown, Md, voted unanimously to ex-
tend call to the Rev. +. S. HoffInier,
of Bloomsbury, Pa, TO become their
Pastor
The Baltimore & Ohio Il. X. Co,
will not lease the Valley road tor the
coming year, refusing 10 pay any al
vance in the old lease $4,000 per year.
Rev J. 5. Glendenning, who figured
in a scandal case some time since, has
been refused admission to the Presby
terry of Peoria, ILL.,, by large ma ority.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany has paid Mr.. Jacob n. Cowan Of
Rockingham the sum OF $l,5O3,93 for
20 head of cattle belonging to him that
were killed at the Narrow Passage dis
aster.
4 Gentleman OF Rochester, New York,
whose name is not made public, has ex-
pressed purpose Of giving TO the Uni
versity of Virginia cabinet OF minerals
worth So, aud $4,000 with which
to erect building for the exhibition and
use of the collection, on condition that u
fund of $4,000 is provided for its pre-
paratioa and care.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-04-29

IMPORTANT DECIsIoN.-IE the chance
ry cause of Landauers VS.. yesterday,
in the Circuit Court of this county,
Judge Hoge had occasion to decide an
important question arising under that
provision OF the Constitution OF this
State which relates to Homestead to
the value of one thousand dollars. The
question was, whether the Constitution
al provision operated proprio vigore to
secure homestead against all creditors;
or whether the benefit of that provision
was TO be secured only in conformity to
the act of the Legislature. Judge
Hose, with his usual independence and
ju licial accumen, held that the enabl-
Ing act of the Legislature must be strict
ly pursued, by declaration and registra-
ton in due form Of law, before the
landholder could exempt his homestead
from liability.
The profession generally will acqui-
esce in the soundness Of this opinion;
while to those DESTROYS of exempting
Homestead for themselves and families,
it suggests the importance of conform
ing to the statute, and recording their
claim for Homestead Exemption,
without delay.-SpirH.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-04-29

RD- New STORE AND New Goods
We call attention to the advertisement
of VIM. II. Burch, Of Baltimore in an
other column, from which it will be
seen than he has commenced the
Mercantile business in our town, in the
store room belonging to Abraham Har-
ris, on the corner opposite the Entler
Hotel. Mr.. Il. has had considerable
experience in the business in Baltimore
city, having been engaged in the cele-
brated Dry Goods establishment Of Mr..
Bird, and can furnish samples of La
dies Goods and Gentlemen's wear. He
has an excellent stock on hand and will
sell at the lowest prices. Mr. Brown,
his gentlemanly and accommodating
Clerk, will also be on hand at all times
to wait upon customers. 60 and ex-
anime their stock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-04-29
FRIENDSHIP.

What a strange commodity! How
hard to purchase. yet how prodIgaIly
wasted! How much the offspring of
caprice, yet how long in growth! How
strong from interest! How weak when
divided with manyl How ardent when
Young in heart! How cooled by dis
lance, and yet how much more vivid
with some, when distance drives it from
the heart to the Imagination, and mem
ory kiuGles the embers that were about
expiring! How icy when interest cal
culates its degrees! How consuming
when the pulses OF warm heart count
the days aud even years OF its existence
az mere minutes! How the soul sick
ems aud shrin&s when it is misplaced !!
How the heart bounds and the blood
courses, when long lost or estranged
friend re-appearS, as # spirit of bless
edness from brighter world or a re-
covered Jewel restored to rihed cas-
ket! Friendship! lost VIC know not
how, and yet perhaps not more inexpli-
cable than at first obtained;-lost, we
know not how, but marvel why, since
they who refuse it, daily press to their
bosoms, and knit to their art,strngs,
or bind to their interests, less worthy
objects in the hearts estimate, less de-
voted, and less faithful in the matters
which concern the calculations of the
world. the estranged themselves being
Judges. Friendship! which neither time
nor distance, nor fault, nor foible, nor
frailty, nor even crime can dissolve.
Friendship that whisper scatters-a
word cancels--a minute makes old.
Friendship! dead, buried, and forgot
ten. Friendship !! re created, new-risen,
lasting as life itself. Thou elixir of lite
to those who enjoy thee, poison of
peace to those who have lost thee, vae.
abond angel! Who can tell thy value.
Who coSets thee not, yet who appre-
GATES? Who will answer?
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4 CHROMOS FREE !
April 80, 1876.

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ADril % 1876 Nv
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Alarria9ts.

At the residence Of the brides father,
on the 3lst OF March, 1876, by the Rev.
L. ID. Vail, Mr.. LEWIS CLlPP, for
merly Of this county, to Miss MARY
A. JACKSON, of st. Clairsville, Bel.
mont county, Ohio.
In Clarksburg. W. Va, April 5th,
1876, at the residence of the bride s
father, by Rev. Dir. Mclaughlin, WIN.
K ALEXANDER, of Winchester,
Va, to Miss ANNIE 8. WILLIS,
daughter Of Rev. T. J. Willis.
On the 18th inst, in Hedgesyille, BY
Rev. John w. Lea, Rev. j. OWEN
DORSEY, Of Prince George county,
Md, and Miss VIRGINIA WYN-
KOOP, of Berkeley county, w. Va
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