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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16
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Ny stock CONSIST. In part Of tRRSct HsTs.
BOAhEis. FEATHERS. LACts, RIBBONS.
ORNAMENTS. and IN tact eysty thing usually
kept Ion Q arvt clsss millinery store.
Ny long experieIo. In the business enables
me- 10 buy my goods NJ ID. lowest nrces. ~
that ] ran cell at the VERY lowest each prce-.
Give he = call
myi m MRS. 4. NOR
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Lamar,s Propheeles.

Senator L. Q. c. Lamar, in his re-
cent speech at Jackson, Mississippi,
said that for the first time in twelve
years they had met together in their
capital to look upon q country rescued
in all its parts from the shackles Of
tyranny, and ready for a new career Of
freedom, progress and prosperity.
After dwelling upon this point with
great force, he said: l congratulate
you that this grand deliverance is in 9
large measure the work of the Demo
cratic party. IL is a strange result that
one party, in the very hush of victory,
should see its policy perish; and that
the other, in the very moment of de.
feat, should behold Its principles in
triumph. Recent events had demon
strsted to the North that the South Was
no clement OF disturbance TO the tran
guilty OF the American Republic. nor
OF subtraction from its security of
strength: that thousands upon thou
sands of honest and patriotic Republic
cans were now convinced Of This, and
we're ready 10 make her people fun
shsrers in the benefits and blessings
and the greatness and glory of that re-
public. At the head of these, 10 the
everlasting honor be IL spoken, stands
the present President Of the United
States, who. IN the discharge Of his
high duty a. the President Of the whole
people. has struck blow for the resto-
ration Of the South to her position Of
equality which had vihrated 10 the ex-
tremities Of the Union, and had carIied
CONSERVATION in the ranks Of his party.
This ACT - patriotism, justice ard
/ political insrepidity on his part merits
/ lhc appreciation and support Of South
sFn mcr. and this sn4y be bestowed b
Democrats Of the seHsh standing solid
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The New York Hord tells that
Major Tom OchEtIee-whose equine
namesake, 10y tie way, was again sue
cessful at Saratoga Yesterdays the
subject Of this other story from the
same authority who furnished the &C.
count of his meeting with the Prince of
Wales, quosed in the World of TIE
other day: During the war he was
sidc-de-Camp on the stall Of Gen. Dick
Taylor, and was sent to carry de-
spatches TO Richmond reporting severe
engagement in Arkansas. He was
compelled to cross down into Texas in
order to make his way through the
Federal liues. One night he stopped
at fiue mansion in Northern Texss.
I lie only members uf the family at
home We're an old lady and her young
and loI ely daus hter. The only son of
the lady Of the house was absent in the
COME ierate army. Toms Confederate
u inform secured him hospitable re-
ceptIon. The lady had heard rumors
of a great battle having been fought
aud was anxious to obtain tidiDgs OF
her son, and finally, after Tom had
given glowing description Of the bat
tie, she hesitatlngly inquired if he
knew h young officer named--in
the army. Know him, madam, cried
Tom; why, he was my bosom friend; ;
We were intimate as brothers; in the
heat of battle he fell by my side; was
with him during his last moments; he
| breathed his last breath in my arms
| The old lady stared at him wildly for
a moment; then she cried: My son
ray SOM and fell fainting into the arms
of her daughter. The two ladies left
the room, and for hours Tom could
hear their bitter sobs in an adjoining
apartment. When copious floods of
tears had somewhat assuaged their
grief, the young lady re-entered the
room, her eyes red with weeping, and
with tear stained cheeks she spproached
Tom and SAID between her sobs: Both
my mother and myself desire to know
your name, that We may always hold it
in kind remembrance for your friend
ship and devotion to our dear, departed
George Miss, SAID Tom, 4 only did
what was required of me as friend, a
soldier and gentleman. / TN Ma or
Ochiltree, Of the Confederate army.
The young lady stepped back. what y
she cried, ARE you Tom Ochlltree?'
Major Tom Ochiltree, at your service,
Miss, was the reply. The young lady
turned, anG, rushing back to the other
room, cried out: Stop crying, mother,
| George is alive and well. Why, that
fellow is Tom Ochiltree, the mar who
| would rather lie on credit than tell the
truth for CASH." The Major tells the
story somewhat differently. He says
he was doing his best, and with graft
flying snccess, to console the sister when
a young brother came in. To him the
Major was introduced and the sad news
conveyed. ''II,! vi! mother" shouted
the boy; SIPS all right; George amt
no more dead than | am. Tom Ochil-
tree'd tell lie for fifty cents when the
truth was going at par"
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less and less true as we go north and
west Of those limits. Altogether. the
outlook is favorable. From excessive
wet. and for other .reasoRs, the ordi-
nary grain pes's, like the ehinchbug,
will be harmless, and, with favorable
weather hencefoTtb, there il every Tea-
son to feel encouraged"
Much of this reasoning will apply
also to Colorado, and ii is strengthened
and confirmed by what has occurred
since. DIR. Packard. Of the commits
sion, who has been through Utah, Ida
no. Montana and Wyoming, confirms
my conclusion that the Northwest must
be messurably depicted, for he could
not find locust in Montana, from the
Idaho line up to Fort Benton or down
the Missouri to Bismarck. None are
to be seen in the region south nf South
Saskatchewan, and there is an i'm
mense area free from them in their ns.
tive home. There - very little dan.
ger. thea. Of Injury from fall swarms
from the Northwest unless they come
from the Black Hills country. Thor.
remains the chance OF swaTms from
your own W'stern parks and platears,
or from those from Utah. But | hayc
good reasons for believing that they
will prove no more injurious than the
swaTms which haze been passing on sey
eral days SINCE | have been in the State
from said Western Matching grounds.
There is r constant. struggle for su
premacy between the plaRt-ieeder and
its carniyorOns enemies. The ROckJ
Mountain locust got the upper HAND
during the excessively dry seasons oil
the early part of the present deca lie,
AMI has been 50 numerous for TIT
past three or four years that III
enemits have rotcd in plenty, and a
last. in their turn, have increased in
ordinaiely la ali pats the TachIn;
flies (Which produce the parasitic mag
gots2kn0w TO in!est the locust are 81
numerous rs 10 produce u CODstah
| bHZZing like a swarm of bees and L
| prove q positive nuisance to tourists
Every winged locust that attempts t.
fly is pursued by three or four of them
and tue locust, that are daily rising
from said parks whenever tine bTeez,
is favorable are very generally para
sitized and diseased in cOnse g1ence
The same holds tue, rs l learn from
reports, in Utah, and as the parasite
| will increase rs the season advances
there is no reason to believe that tn
later swarms from the west Of you wll
prove more Injurious than those tina
have already lett. The came will ais
largely hold true Of those which leav
the black Hills country, though | haV
less positive information from tina
region. Nature maintains her aver
ages in the long run, and few sea
sons of drought AID locust ravages ar
apt to Ge followed by period of NOR
RAINY seasons and locust decease.
&. Y. Riley.
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TIME STATE OF TEXAS-CoUNTY

OF L RANlS.
The State OF Texas 10 the sheriff or any Con
stable of Travis county. greeting:
You are heIeby commanded that, by making
publication of inls citstion in some newspaper
published in TrayIs coun V, for eight weeks
previous to rhe return day hereof. You summon
the heirs OF ERathan Beebe and Of liora'io Key
and James O'Neal, whose names and place. OF
residence are unknown. TO be aud APPEAR before
the District Court 10 he holden III ind for the
county Of Travis at the court house thel cot IN
the city OF Austin. IN the fifteenth Monday az
ter ,he first Monday in July, \ ID. 1871, then
ard there TO answer The petition OF John Nc
Chesney and L. Y. McChesBey, his wife, and W.
Iangford and Susan e. langGurd, bis wife,
died in ssi6 court against them, and slleS ing IN
substance So follows, tO-wit: That Mrs. Il '.
McCheshev sBd Mrs. Susan + Langford are the
only children and heirs OF on Joseph ii.
Rogers; that the said Rogers bought of Elna-
than Beebe, now deceased all his landed IN er
est In the state OF Texas, and smong Other land
ed intert st he bought of said BeeNe dupllc cate
INDICATED certificate issued september %, 1870
TO Rlnathau Rogers for onc-thrd OF q league Of
land under which certi1 ate $40 acres were at
terws ride iocatrd in Travis county by the agents
of said Rogers, and patent lssu' therefor Apfl!
10, 1855. and certificate of balance sued by the
Land Ofice, which certificate is now in the
hands OF PLAINTIFF agents; that 'he said Rogers
further bought OF said geebc q certificate, No
III, issued IN the name OF horatiO Keys Tor 90
acres which was regularly convey ed from saiH
kcys to said Beebe, and from aid Bee c TO said
Rogers, Ind uas loca cd BY Rogers agents IN
Hays county, near Manchec; and tnit sald
Roger further bought, in the same manner a
the other 9 bounty certificate for 30 acres, is-
sued TO James O'Neal which said certificate
was. by said nogerss gents, located m h rnes
county, snd patented on January ], 1873; that
during the late war the intermediate transfers
OF the aforesaid certificates were lost aaH prob
ably destroyed by fire, and that want OF said
transfers now creates a cloud upon plalntiHs'
title TO the lands located under sad cert nc ucs,
and TO those certificates yet a located. which
c'oud Is great to TIE dsInage OF eaid alntlns
and for the removal OF which cloud this suit Is
brought.
Herein fail not, bat have you then ard there
before said court this writ. with your return
thereon, showing how you have executed the
same.
Witnees: Z. Hallmaur, Clerk o. the District
Court Of Travis county. Gwen m der
my hand and the seal Of said court in
IL 81 th,. CITY OF Austin this the seventh day
day OF July, A. d. lszI.
Z HALLM ANN,
aui6-sw Clerk Dist. Court Travis county.
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Senator conlsIing and the strik ers.

One or two hundred men, Senator
Conkling says, Town half of England.
Their estates are princely reservations
for game and pleasure and opulencr.
One man may ride thirteen miles in
one direction and nearly as far in an
other in his own estate, and when he
dies his eldest son takes it all. The
State of New York has less than D.
600, 900 people. Suppose there were
five times as many, then that One-half
of the State was given up to the mo-
nopoly and pleasure of 80 noblemen.
Suppose in addition men and women
labored in the fields and mines, and
that wages were only those paid in
England. Suppose only one man in
three had a vote or voice in public af-
fairs or in making laws, or that the
great body OF working men were
wholly excluded from all parti in choos-
ing the members of the only house of
Parliament whose seats are not keredi-
tary. Then suppose taxation to main
tain standing army in which CON-
missions are sold for money or given
to sons and relations, and titles taken
| TO maintain an established church
in which livings are sold to the
highest bidder or bestowed us pat
ronage. What would the working
me1 of Pennsylvania or Ohio think of
such conditions! We are all working
men in America. No class has NC
| nop0ly of the right to cali itself the
working class. Here | have always
worked and always been compelled to
work, and my sympatbies are sll with
honest labor. l believe in its digni'y
and in all its rights, but when tidings
of the strike reached me in Paris. un
der my eyes was a spectacle which
seemed to heighten the madness of
what the men in America were doing.
! The government of France was Dor
| rowing money. and on the curbstone
of the street sat men all night to get
each his turn in the morning to invest
in the loan. They were workmen
who, living rs woTkmen do not and
need not live here and working for
wages which American workmtn
would scorn, had by hook OF by crook
saved fifty francs each. Fifty francs
make ten American dollars, and these
all night watchers were there TO buy q
ten dollar bond, on which they were
to get per cent. interest. There sat
the working mau of France amid the
luxury of the more fortunate, con-
tented with what fate had sent him.
Can 1t be that liberty and prosperity
have spoiled any portion of tAe Ameri-
can people TIL they cannot endure
their share IN "a season OF common ad-
yersitY r.
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DR.. Tuwnrend's Ok
ygcnatcd AIR will pur-
lily the blood IN one
ihiId the lime that any
other known remedy
en- " hyI because 10
inhRic OXygenated Hii
il koes dlTpHt 10 the
u-ngs and passes
through the ssues
and comes in direct
con act with the blood
ss il il forced into the
Lungs nv the action OF
the heat. A IL tn
bleod Ia our veins re-
turns to the hear every
I ur minutes IL the
blood is good, and
forced from the heart
10 the lnE%s, and the
NOSE Oxygen you in
hale into the lsggs the
more you prrify the
bic cd. When oxygen
comes in con act With
the impurities in the
l. 1000 il csrbonizrs
ana s3sns, can sing
the blood to be hea, { d
80 that IL warns every
part of the cody, as II
goes on its revolutions
through the system.
IL yunr blood is pure
YOU G=rT1t no sex.
We drive MeTrnry and
al ether impurities
ont OF the blood. We
guarantee 10 purify
tee 5lo1d n ono third
the liIde Oi any other
A. known remedy.
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John Henry Brown says that the
delegations OF lawyers sent from Dial
las to confer with Governor Hubbard
about the vacant judgeship talked his
Excellency into q state from which he
could recover only 10y the free use OF
stimulants. Fortunately for the Gov
ernoT. j. II. b was not one of these del
egaliOns, in which case he wonld have
been talked beyond all hope or pros
pecl Of recover.
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osT OK ArIsLAID.

DaulIeate Lard serip Nos. si-l6f. s4-1iS. 81.
f6k S[is7. af-ies St-I6s, Sl-Is0. Stisl and -
Ia issued "a Beatty, scale and ForUarc, etch 10.
go ocres. BY the Commissions % the 6snafAl
Lad Onfec. also. NJ. 80, for 30 acres. is.lec
70 August ) hmi1t. and No. Ia for 80 seres'
e. a. Usher and Miles, colo1y- II not foznc
n the time prescribed BE- iss. eppile<ien vi
~ NODE Coz duEliceles J II cullEl,
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~ upon platform of Democratic prin-
eiples. Questions OF constitutional
law: the relations OF the States to the
Federal government, and of the fela-
tons Of the people 20 the State govern
ment, would soon cease to play any
very conspicuous part IN the issue OF
American politics. Questions of tariff,
trade, commerce, currency and trans
portation would soon take their places /;
were beginning to engrCss the attention
of the people, and Will tax the intellect
OF American statesmen. To the discus
SION and settlement of these questions
the Southern statesmen must contribute
their due share Of study and thought,
or the South will never regain her in
tellectual and moral prestige in politi-
cal affairs. She has already demon
stratcd her capacity to rise above the
passions and prrjudices of party when
Its commands conflict with the safety
of the nation or the safety and peace
OF the country. If the time should
ever come--''may God forbid" he
said, "that it ever shall'-when she
shall be called upon to choose bctween
her own local interests and the welfare
of the nation at large, he believed that
she would sustain her public men in
sIbordinatiDg the former to the lat er.
! This Is fair outline OF his remarks,
which were greeted with applause
Throughout.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

No. s7f-orders for n-eting Of creditors under
section sweniy-seecn.
In The Distric. caart az the United States for
he Wesiern District az Texas--tn the matter
Of GRBeNE & CASSIDY, Bankrupt
4 meeting of TIE creditors q Greene s Cas-
sidy, hAnkrapss. has been oEdcrcd 70 BE bed on
l3 O'Clock A ~ the cfice o. Robert II. Ward.
ESQ. ene u the registers in Bankruptcy. TT The
We-lrra Dtkutc1 ~ Texas, ~ A1sstn. Iex1a.
b The Hrn. ThoEss II. b1xai. Judge % ths
WsE9ern Dsstrief y Texas. fer The parpose q
deeizring diFitenii.
salsass-sa asssy. Assssss.
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Can he cnred. Why ,
d ause We have
cared hundreds OF
cases. some Of them
being Civ cu over "a
die by all physicians OF
other schools OF prac-
IL,e. ponsu mption is q
disease OF TIE Air pas
saees, End over NO
thirds of The causes are
/ caused by CatArrh,
y Z guarantee 3 cure
" you WEI come in :, u
san.
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TOR SALE,

aga acres OF land and in ;UyC men:s, ) miles
southwest from Georgetown, " IL. amsun county
aud near the road from Geore ctOwl 10 AUSTIN;
l2i acres OF which i enclosed with stone
frnce Ave feet high, ga feet wide 10 acres In
CIVILIZATIONS; splendid land, and in good neigh.
oornood, in a ine huAiIhy country; plenty OF
wool ard water. luu wonld do well 10 ex
anime the farm, II wish to bay. Call on Mr..
Jau es knight, 81 Georgetown, who will show
yon the place. or esll on -
NJ b. SWEENEY,
as Congress Avenue. Anstin.
Alec, several fine dwelling houses in good
ocs NJ. 3. SWEENEY.
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00T2 Cash Prizes. amounting to $4,000.
Whole Ticket SO. Halves 81, quarters ~. 80;
Il Tickets Sloo, SSH Tickets 500, 56s< Tickets
$500.
Remittances can be made by mail. express.
draft =. o. order or registeFsd letter, made pay
able to 9. W. Barrow Co. All communications
connected with the distribution, or orders for
tickets and application Of agents 10 sell tickets
should be addressed to
q. w. BARROW Il Co.,
General Managers,
CoHrief-JOunal brilding, Louisville. Ky.
RENE ma Der August 80. No Time for
Delay New.
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Why! h1cause ASTHMA
il a contract TN 81 II
Brun c hisi Tdbes,
caused by inAamma
ZION aud Irritation OF
the mucus IN NRb ans
lining the Bronchial
Tubcs. 81 Oxygen
atcd Air as We VIII tli-
rcrr, and we will war
rant q CRre. " 4 have
cured Ss-.s u 70 years
standing.
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TOR SALE.

7
II acres Of land. and improvements, ~ n g.
west OF GeOrgei Own, Oh the South Gabriel; on
will sell five acres with the Improvements;
dwell Ing hou-c with rooms al Il hail, cisiern,
uut- honses, and crib tksI will hold 800 or 80
bushels Of cob; 10 bearii leach tr"vA ahe
place j. well inClCs,d, mostly with stone. MI.
james Knight. 81 Georgetown, will take great
pleasure IN showing he properly 10 anyone that
vii call on him, Ur apply Ia.
ocS n. y. SWEENEY, Austin.
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Breeders OF THOROUGHBRED SHORT
aORNS snd PURE-bLOODEO BERKSHIRE
PIGS, have for sale Thoroughbred and graded
stock; ALSO one hundred first class Texas cows,
IN calf by thoroughbred shOrthorn bulls. which
We will sell or exchange for good property.
mil nj
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Why! for The ss-'
r ascn as give e I'VE.
The BrnRCh hal Tag
are simply CONDUCT
10 carry air t. Il
LHngs, hence ines,,y
ron mast 90 dir--i =
the sear OF The cissGes
aud IL you will follow
our directions, We gar
autcc 10 CUBE bruc
Ceitir.
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Cautions

Thee are unprincipied persons III lost and
elsewhere that are putting mp bogus LIQUID
and trying 10 pain, IL OF as My TlKT~EST, or
Oxyeenatcd Air, aird laiming II 10 he IKE mine
SENDS ONYGENATED AIR AhE BLOWN IN
BOTTLE AED PORTRAIT ON LABEL fe9O d&Wiy
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ITO BUILDING CONTRACTORS

Sealed propoeals will be received by the com
m's-ioners' court Of Tom Or. en- county until ie
O'Clock MondS september 3, ls.s. for the
bullding Of jail 81 BenheSi7, Tom 0r'en
county.
The iail to be OF roagh dressed SION, one
story IN height, . feet long. . feed wide. with
three room7; one OF which is TO oonisin u
cells OF chilled iron, lsttie d, each siz1s feet.
and feet high, with h0or OF boiler ifon-
All windows TO hzve iron graftrss- coors 10 he
plated with boiler iron, Getting 10 be OF IL incl
sawed nak lnmhsr, rOodng 10 he or TIA
For plans and SPECIFICATIONS apply TO clerk 81
csuafy cour-.
BIaders must seeonpsny their bids vi evil
dence Of their ability 20 comply win th- con
tract. Bonds 10 he executed within thirty day'
sitter acceptance OF the bid, s. work Completed
within SIX moathe. Payment 20 be, one hal
cash On compilation of the Sork, the baiAnr
from the tar now Ieyied fos izil purposes fox tbs
wear ISIS reservinR right 90 the oouFt 70 take NJ
the whole or any psrt Of the arnoanr One o. TAI
Of ls5e, 81 tan per cent diseoant- algiswzS
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University Of Virginia

Opens October 1; continues through nine
months II il organized in schools on the cleo
tnce with Practice in Chemicalfs nd Physical;
LtboraIories), Literature, in Law. Mtdicine,S
Engineering, Nataral History, and Practical Ags
ricul'are. Expenses Gnciudisg 'eyerylhit 9
about $500. Apply for catalogue to JAMES +.
RRGSoN, n. D.. Chairman OF the Faculty;
Postoilice: Uniyerslty of Virginia. aul2d1wlm
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CAUSES THE Ropy TO GAIN IN

Iis valae canno; be tho strongly in Pressed upon
the attention OF those who have been exposed 10
8 tainf OF improper character. The afflicted are
assurOd that thls Is not Of the worthless nos
trums OF the day. but is prepared upon scientific
principles, by physciaa % thirty ycars' expo.
renee. Sold everywhere. Principal ofhce Is
Murray 81 New York
OCT codAWam
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/ osr.

II oST.
Headlight No. -. fer league and labor, IL.
sued January -. ISIS. 10 John B. Bnlsiee. In JET
ferson county. IL not foand in 90 days. VII
-s al asa BARNES PARKER
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ASTHMA!

We GUARANTEE
TO CT y + Cough +,
Celds. DlpllseTia. Pneu
monia, Neurs gia. and
nearly all other severe
attacks, when all other
remedics iaa.
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FoR SALE

i
CotteE Gin and Pr, ~, n " illamsoh county, 81
the head OF the SalGdO river, situated In hne
whest -grGwlEg Gountry. There are two buildin2s
for mill PURPOSE, wa sinries high; one aOX3l
feet the other l5V;D feet, Wi!E taree acres OF
land. Also, Il dwelling house with six rooms.
Engine 40 horsC power, two etc OF burrs, deuole
reel holt ID feel l,ng. The reels are cloth, with
DuHunr Dutch authur boiling cloth; all run by
gear The wh0e machinery Il complete and In
hne running order. A great bargain can be
NJ Il. SWEESEY,
ocs ~ Congress Avenue, Aue'in, Texas.