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Gen. n 20 Bis Intentions OF, the sui,i 81.
ksid neither derived from facts nor a
statement h,std sitrpu she presidents
authority. II sss based upon the
sssun liion ia the bill would psss nv
so large q majarity thst the president
~onle consider it sGei an expres-io:
OF the pubic. will ~ be could pot
properly disregard.
A committee Of delegates, members
of the national bosrti of trade. Is here
IA refeseBee Ia measures wnieh were
passed upon by the board al its session
IN Milwaukee, In August isst. The
topics TO be presented TO the Proper
congressional committees by the eo,n.
nittee of the national bosrd of trad.
are urging the extension of the juris.
dietion Of the government over the
nayigshie waters of the country; the
American registration OF for, Ign bait;
vessels by revision of the tariff; re>
sumption of specie payments; the re-
monitszation of silver; the establish.
nent OF traie relations with the South
American states; reciprocity treaty
| with Cansds; sud the establi.!tr,s-r,
Of cepai tmeEt Of commerce. The
committee now here is charged with
the presentation of the action Of the
national board Of trade upon the cub
/ faaf
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1f'sDpN, November s.-VSe shin
john Parker, from ~ John Nv
brunswick, for Liverpool, ba- he.u
abandoned al sea. The crew ve,s
saved.
The sygnet Cardiff, for Wilmington.
North Carolina, stranded nj Durne-s.
on tue Dist ult., and IL q total wr.ek.
The crew was saved.
NEw YORK, November s.-Tbe
steamer Schiidam, hence for Rotter.
Cam, Wish returned yesterday, expe-
rienced hurricane on the III Ia slant.
10 which the captain considered IL
was dangerous 10 proceed in her deeply
laden condition.
Schooner Carrie l.. Weber, hence 10
Havana, went ashore outside Of Sandy
Hook this morning during n north.
western gale
LONDON, November THE b.,l
drecisn, from baltimore, which mr..
rived at Queenstown. reports having
experienced hurricane. She Is leakv.
and lost her bulwarks. Tho bark Mary
LAwfon. from baltimore for London.
which has arrived at Queens,ow lost
her sAsis and part Of her rrovi.ions.
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DALLAS PAsI AND PRESENT.

he RAPID growth. solldity and beauty
OF Dallas Is bosh. and the wonderful
fertility OF the surrounding country, as
well az the boosted mildness OF the els
mate. are tricks Of the advertiser
This Fugitive paragraph is now going
the rounds Of the press in Wisconsin,
and Iowa, and is enclosed 10 us BY =
friend in Eau Ciaire Tor a candid state,
ment or facts. The falsity Of the un-
credited paragraph. so contradictory of
alt other accounts Of Dallas by CONNER
ciaI travellers and correspondents OF the
reputable newspapers OF the country,
should be plain to the comprehension
Of the most careless reader A few
yesrs ago our ciiy which now contains
a population OF twenty thousand, was a
mare village--of no particular imports
anes beyond being the center Of the
wheat reeions OF Texas yet to be opened
by the Pacific and Houston railways
and not ouc~ffrh Of its present dimen-
ssons. No one so much as dreamed Of
its extraordinary growth and rapid de-
velopment With the construction of
these roads TO the west fork Of the Trim
ity river. IN rapid, steady progress no
city in the state has been able TO keep
pace with her, and TO day she is second
only 10 Galveston in point Of wealth,
population and power il the grain and
"A
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Brogiie Tia; he " usd an. per:,st n
discest'ou G an nnuos,s1 i;nt i,,nsi s-,j--
al TIE day v;ien Wdnii pa, fertS.r,.
tie marshal - silisi. tor nis,Is..r.
and enable the ctsinJrr 81 Z. IA. - I.
retsiiate by 81 order of The .I... d -,.,...
~ aimed against the marshal.
ths cnh:De, did not eucsay,r 4, 81
tain vote 81 Confidence far i,sta + frse.
the senate, as ii was aware THAT the a.
Tempt would he hopeless. TIE ebsu,
oer 81 deputies must v.n!y the .ler
ton Of a sufficient nun Der az mem h,s-,
10 iSI "a quo-EHn brfoge Il Dan prt..-eea
20 business Iais preiimi6ary work
VIII not De cornpis;el nuiIl Mcrday.
VERSAILLES, Nore;n Der S.-II the
soooies the most alarming rumor- were
euffyh1 this morning. II is said tnAi
ihe bohapsrtists and monarclis;s hav,.
resolved ~ their eiec;ious are ,.-ri.rs..
Invalid 10y Wholesale, 10 reign ia r
no'is' ana thus iuGnish uecrssiiy iot
a hesh disc niu;ioa 81 the chs "a ser O:
uepu'ies' III l. asserted, With some
hpPesfadee OF Truth, that the minlstrs
Sontenpiates second population ant.
the deeiaEatioo Of stste %. -iece.
PARIS, Npyem Der s.-I.s SoiI.l and
"sh~f conservative Journals di-c,gp:e-
nanc1 tie project 81 demanding a ysf.
of cot ddence for the ministry l.. IA,
senate.
A committee Of deputie- Of the r,rb,
has eseu appointed To consider al -tb.,
/ The ministry shSli - Withdraw Ia !
body whenever msjority shall iuvai,
idate an ufii ,ial candidate's election.
LONDON, November S-A dispatch
from Paris to the Pail Mall G.ze-.
ssys that the DeBrngli1 cauinet vii
remain in Office. For the present mem
bers of the right ia the senate bsv.
abandoned the project for an interpo!
iation. II i Understood that the len
OF the chamber of deputies have re
solved TO invGlidaie the election al
thOse conservatives Eho were retuFss,
by small mai0rities. Kumors ar. cur
rent OF q difference between VI Greyg
president Il the cham Der Of deputies
and ". Gambetta.
PARIS, November She JourDs
des Debats says: Many Bonararti-i
aud rOyaiists, senstors aud d-pt,.i,s
have arrived here animated with
spirit o. resistance. They sdyise Mac
a!ahoB 10 make no concession. no
even dissolve the charnbers again
Their Language leave. no hope Of
triumph ~ modern ideas.
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ThE HARD lines.

NJ no former period in our history
has the want of money been more Sc
vereiF or more generally felt than a,
the present time. 1t is the case in the
north as wen as the south. but in n a
state. north or south. is this necessity
more keeniy felt than in Texas. Ma
new country can be developed without
money for it is this that gives life, tone
energy, system and vigor to whatever
business men see fit to embark in,
We are strongly inclined to the opin-
ion that the present poverty and needs
OF the country are destined to continue
unless the resumption act is repealed.
and greenbaeks are made a legal ten-
der in the payment OF debts. Ii il a
burning shame that the bondboIder.
worth oee hundred thousand dollars in
United States bonds, dtaEing q SEMI
annual interest payable in gold, should
escape taxation, while the poor son OF
toll, who ploaehs the ground and gath
ers in his little harvest, is taxed on
every article Of property in his possess
sion, even down to a box Of matches.
fhere as not money enough in eirculas
ton for the ordinary business transac>
tons of life. New states are in process
OF formation. our territory is expand
tng, our population is steadily on the
increase. our interests are becoming more
varied and multiplied. and each sue.
ceedinc year viii add to our tiiticuitiet
II contraction, instead of expansion. Is
tc BE- The policy of our government. In
the summer season, when the waters
are low, it becomes impossible to nayis
gate many Of our noblest rivers, vessels
lie idly at the whsrves and business lie
comes staguant and dull. This is con.
traction. But when the tide returns
with its broad bosom OF waters, the
vessels are again in motion. aud every.
where along the shores are seen the
unmistakable signs of renewed life ana
business activity. We sincerely trust
thas our representatives in congress viii
leave no means untried 10 nnravel the
tangled skein OF finances and secure
TO the people such relief ss the
necessities of the time seem
to demand.
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TRr publication of Miss Alma Calder,
nep story, "4Iiriains Heritage" La,
,.scn secured b. Harper & brothers
aud VIII appear during the holidays
Miss Calder (saxs lIolm) has finally
besn iadaced by her admirIpg literary
friends 70 acknowledges her writings in
the future. Although the manuscript
IT several stories and poems which are
chained by other writer's were seen in
her handwriting long before their pub
ii.,at.an. she would not enter into a con.
test 70 prove her authorship. Her only
reply 20 inquiry Is that "the public can
decide The question Of authorship by
comparing my future publications, and
The future publications Of the claimants.
with Draxy'. Dowry, enc" Miss Calder
"a sister cf our fellow .townsrusn. DIR.
j. ". Calder.
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a s4s ooe. oso Te-.e!.s.r-

NEW YORK. November IA decree
OF foreclosure aud sale GA IA suit Of the
sAFmers' Loan and Trust company Vs..
the Die rai.rold aud otbeTs. vac en-.
tered by Judge Donahue to-day on
mortgage msde 10 plaintiffs IN is7.
for -. oJJ, COO. on which over S3D.G6U
Interest is due. The order Is made
I'll J-ct to iieus Of tx prior Inortgs gee
1t provide Tor ssle 10 dholueT,. I;
ttey form company under tn laws
o. Sew jersey feIHsy iyauia aud New
foIk, or transfer OF bid TO them, H..
sale to he in New Yo'k. for cash, iy
Gene'al I. Curtis, but not until suxil.
iary suits IN New jersey aud New
York are concluded.
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measures Taken Tor Opening reuss-
see River Navigation

CHATTANOOGA, November "A
meeting of citizens iDsugursled meas
ures I" establish weekly line OF
steamers between Chattanooga aud
Decatur. The merchants here Will
give bonds Of five hundred dollars for
each trip, and will request the govern
meni to help the project 10y giving thu
line the mail contract This viii bIinf
considerable cotton to this place. =
convention Is called here from al
river towns to meet December 5, for
the purpose Of impTez-ing on eongre-,
the Importance Of opening Tennessee,
river navigation.
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FIRE RECORD.
fhe Finest Paper Van Is sue us,,a
ssusuTaeG


ssasuT.-a
srEiNGFiELD, Mas, November i
Keith paper mill, at Turner F.ll-, ws.
"urnrd last night Los heavy. III.
original cast 90 the Keith p.f.r mill
Wa over SiOo.OO0. TIE fire h.gan IN
the iowe. sgory fram an unEuo~
cause. Part 0f the machinery room
and the uiescb room and the Ollie.
were likely 10 be saved at $50 a IA.
The loss Will tie S5D0.U1. insufaue..
s2oj,uJJ. The mill VA famous f.r it,
superior construction aud for IT, pfr.
feet adaptation to it, work. IL Va.
uuhrsilstiDgly pronounced by exr-fi-
eGesd paper makers Tie bet Ia In
world. Tie main buIidIng wa- two
hundred and seventy feet deep by for.
iy-seyen feet y ode and i've ,tori..
high with two ellie projecting toward.
the railroad, one Gfiy by oae hundred
and the other fosiy-Gye o. :.ur hnpi
red and seventy-dve. Il had cancel
ty Of I've ions daily and emp!ay.d
three hundred hands. The machinery
was all fthe most approved pattern.
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Grant a. th- Itag4.s 90 o. So.
Ear.z

PARIS, Noyemu-r ~.-IH.
the Italian opera-faa. H.s.
this ev-lin- with Amir.
the =Ja!sg4-s ard s.-...
rated with Tislts. NH..
Graut ara patty zli-aT--.
che-sra p.ayss Hs.. y.Iaa.
house u.s. iuiL Mans tr.--..
present Ertsseu rla .-
oprrs. I'll lrov.Irl..- E-.-.
tiuuAI sir sss- PLACES. OIL.
mgsh appisuEyli aul sf.a..s..
iTaut stt,uiiy-iy ..--. Col. .. ....
Performance. lyon Bio ..-
orchestra repeated H.l I...
The crowd waited o. Dar.rl
At TIE 81 a- a.t rr-l-erflr
him. To. z'-.raI tssa. ..#..
ed pleased
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Tor the greeni'ack flehs, IL he s.st, a.
nav ssuu zt'-d ~ fsur tiiou~.rs.
milwaukee ,,rguty cornfi,-t. .-.y.s q,
~ n'ocraiie majority far govsrro. -
ife tleffei Etd-u'a ntsi1-l-y !,
ias 'otufy vas 2,giS. % H. .lsre-
.pNns nave bees hs-rd frna5 -irr-
.Ast Si2ht, and thcy reduce ia. --f..t-
iicsn gain ufy six. Returns ff.u, a..
ttI.elaets show republican, .sia oil
nts.issippi
JAcKs1S, Miss, November The
election yesterday paszed or ,rrv
qiiesiy. but little interest We mani.
festet, as there %ss no opposition 70
the nc minees Of ;he democrat tat.
ticket. la lev cclntIes ar at,~mts
sA' made to elect iudepsudep.- hur
"4'h the solitary exe-Fiioa Of Mar.hsl
county, where the independent. .le.l
their entire tles,t, the attrms. ~.
unsuccessful. II Western aud Hind.
COUNTIES the independents ar. U.,. IA. -.
en- An iudrpenceu; sLsrin vas elect.
Ell in Raukin county. "a Gov,rp.r
Brown sss fan hy hi. freui- l.r aeua-
tor from the eleventh District ,-,a..
posed Of hiads aud Rankin osuuile..
nut VA teaten IS upwards Of -ix
hundred votes. A very smsi! vote a.,
/ poiicf- One precinct near jackson.
which generally votes over dye humid
red pclisi cnly tssaty-Eiue.
Election IN >nr~s-pars
sHREVErofSI, S0vemberB The r..
p!oieaps elected. yesterday. the
mayer and Edm!ni-traiof ty TX hun.
dred majority. Great Interest ~.
{ manifested.
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Felpemck Hol4RAT, the governor
esees Of Virginia. Is one OF the most
highly cultivated aud accomplished
sentismea in America lie Is about
fif,y yesEs q axr. was edacsted al the
University OF Virginia. and .rved with
aiztinstion in the army OF the eonfeder,
as sssies. He lost an arm az the seo>
oad battle Of Manassas while in conn.,
snand Of his regiment, ard was for a
lsax time Disabled FROM active du,v
shortly sfssr the war he was elected .
m<mbsr Of sLe United States congress.
which position he SLED with fidelity
~ne~uy and marked ability. lie h m
orator Of great sIcquenec and power. n
man q high toned. chisslrous sense Of
konss. and a true and nnrsIhsh patriot
yierinia. IN her present financial
tssnbl~, hs~ done well In securing the
~.lunble s<rvies- Of this truly sbis and
sscos.,sisb-d statesman ssd esnils
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TaE eLAss OF lasIGaaNrs wasrfp.

u ia iact a melsnchoiy one, thft
neatl, an the towns ami cities % our
state a. this time. are filed to overflow
ing wifh tranps and ndgeniurers of
every description More than tld,,
there are thousands OF younr men from
3 distance, some Of them worthy offsets
OF charity, who are out of money and
employment and reduced almost T.
starvation and beggsry Many Of them
came here under the catering dslasion
that they would at least hsye 40 dff.
Guilty in obtainia. a olcrl.ship With a
reasonable salary, but most Of them are
only too glad to bc able 90 sacrifice
their whole time and labor Tor their
board grd lodging The towns and
cities especially along the lines of the
railroads, are a'srmingly overs locked
with what are kaowu As professional
men The city ct Dallas alone has be-
tween eighty and one hundred resident
lawyers and physicians in proportion
ard as for teachers. preachers and
clerks, they are as thict. as autumnal
leaves that strcw the brooks OF Vsllam>
brosa Under such circumstances. We
shduli deem oErse,f very unsafe
counsellor were We TO advise any of
this class to come to our country a, this
time. uniess, OF course. they could bring
with them sufficient means 10 de,
fray their necessary expenses for at
least two or three years Il Is impossi-
Ole for 4 man to experience more
palFable taste OF " hard times, than to
find himSeliin new coGntry, destitute
Of money and out of employment The
sort OF material which our growing
Young empire needs ore men with stout
hearts and horny hands, and with
means sufficient to purchase and stock
small farms, and with The will to 20 to
work. not minding the many and
serious diseomforts OF frontier
life, 10 ali such the generous soil
wii yield rich haryests of plenty.
and when hoery age comes on, like the
pairiavch OF old they will lie down to
rest with the happy consciousness that
they have bequeathed an honorable in
hesitauce to their offspring. Our eli
mate is superb, our soil of unexainpled
fertility. aud our farmers are by far the
most prosperous men in our midst.
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atsssnt asfjaurnesi snf jest % eaH bs
lis ah8;snsrn
Senator Merrimsn, of South Carroll
nar made an elaborate argument IN
fsyar OF spoifursi
Dr. pnissi has resigned the chaplain
g ui ia. hoGse.
NJ committee on appropriations
I desiFssdt lay or the army bill.
HE bill 70 fepesi the resumption act
Is under consideration.
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Jrromr I..rL Rrrn.-

NEW loRk, November s.-At J,-
rome Park, in the mile aid a quarter
race Su-quehanna won, King Faro
second, Nieeroy third time 2:I5s.
lnthe one and half mile race. VEN
Cruz won, Barricsde second: time
2:50t.
In the four mile race, Parole gal.
loped over the trsck.
In the steepls chase Coronet won.
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W. learn from the Houston .1gs that
Mrs Moses Auliin Bryan has been
made postmistress AZ Bgenham. She is
the vile OF Moses Austin Bryan, Of
Washington county, the old veteran
and her appointment gives general sat
isiaotion to the Breaham people. We
presume she owes her nomination to the
position by Nh Hayes TO Hon Guy NJ
BRYAN.
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ID W. N"rb.-. Apps.utsd to M SEN.
tor sfoEtoa-- l.tar~.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, N8veraLsr C.
A delegation arrived thls evening
bearing n com mission from G1yernor
Wiiiisms. appointing ID. W. Voorhees,
to OIL! the Vacancy in the United
states senate, occisioned by the death
OF Senator Morton.
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The Pop. Coatian~.y.,, w...

ROME, November s.-The statement
that Cardinal Manning has been sum
moned to Rome BY the pope is IN
founded. TIE pope continues very
weak, bat makes efforts to give audi.
enees.
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'LEvEiANus N4V-r
BroughSr, vlo arrived
subdsy uigat 90 .-as .
gzgeneEt - the 1l-.a.
New York ihi- -ysftr. r.
raiira-i,. very -i-k.
AizrniTg iGat a. r.-.-
undsf-,S- The JHl.rr-.. --.
die At home
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Governments ssIsure> OF Logs. Tu,,..
tine, Tar ana 4 nar.o.,

NEW ORLEANS, November 6.-The
Times has the following special Pas
eseols, Mississippi Deputy United
States Marshal Gaines today made a
general seizure Of about au.cOe ioy-
and large lot Of turpentine. tar ana
charcoal. This, he says, is only com
nencem.ut
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1Hr Blaekfee, Indians have eonolutl~
ga treaty with the Canadians, by
which their proprietary rights, except
within The limits OF the reservation
ARE forever extinguished In other
words. an area OF sixty-pine thousand
-sfiase miles and population of five
Thousand Indians has been formally
and peacefully transferred to tao Do
..str..s.s,
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q Pan ls Am-rs.--,-.a.I.l--

LONDON, November 2. fuH-
lover yesterday, aud agsrerzl .
for eon-ols aud Amsric-n $500.
$40 occurred In ess-eQs-s.rv sf a.-
di-pstehss st.iiag th.a ooaxr--- -
passed the silver Tin
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ta,nlE- DEuRs-, radical. has been
elected mayor Of Austin 10y majority
Of l0rty-hye votes over shelly. the
democratic candidate Although il Is
another case ct the Dutch taking llo!.
and, Degriss election is owing to
tSr division of thr democratic vote.
thore being two other candidates in
tho field
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Ints VI Gmos. the contractor Tor tine
E,upri end Jsuey creeks. which gave
r..fa 3D.. iatc land grab affair died u
hi4re.derrr m Calvert rus.dey night
o. .urtrs.iauoJ nae brain. 81, w,- a
highly rw.s ted citizen ui C..sstt.
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Bfy BrrlEH believing in imitation.
has popped the question to dihident
Anna Dickinson, and she told him,
with cunning shius OF thc shoulders,
he merely wanted 60 stpa her, Ben
assured her however in accents Wild
that such was not his object ior he
re- lly loved her to distraction. lie has
been going 10 tbe dickens for some
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Carsors Fousa su,,,,.

COLUMBIA, ;. C., November "A
verdict OF guilty Was re- dered tbi-
morning Ia ex-Treasurer Cardoz.',
case. An appeal will doubtless b.
taken.
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BALTlNoiIE, N0ysul--
mas In memory ct taa
bishop B4ylcy, Was rs.-u-.
cathedral this moruiaz.
Rev. BishOp Beeser, af VIZ
Was the eelehrsnt ara
Boyle, Of wEshinstan. OIL.
address on the late .rala-r
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the rsss's Pr.Fs>-l 49,
/. "sens nj the fter4rsnE 90 slH...

J LONDON. NSveuitsr "A
telegram from Rome save .-
that Christmas l. the tine
the Pope TO issue "a zp.-t.,l.c l-
estsoli-hing the Catholic h-a-
I Scotland.
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tHleily c.uoa. of us1's5n b,s ever
H.tH- .yUoltbsd ,bc- street drummer
ard iHs uu-oYhisueat,i granger v.'luo
..I.sr Do tldcd ty bis yu,.trHa. lm-
..Hfuull..
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ivfIr.r,r lawyers estimate that one
m.iiou neses of land in this state viii
De lound Co. have been obtained on
ttgal patients from the United St,tes
aud fes.t ihas think the principle
Hpnar,rs ars uou.re.ideu.F who rus,
aLa--,l -u -LreuIll-nu-
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Dksisos. although only five years OLD
has managed 70 run up debt Of owe
sixty thousand dollars, sema Of whicf
bears ten per cent interest. Her tai,
payers are beginning 70 hold erosnins
mssiings md make scaling psopos
lions
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Anoth.r or. ,,n,n en,,

Ne" YORK, November I'm the
United States circuit court 10 dsg.
Charles f. Gettalech WAS found guilty
Of embezkling government funds while
deputy collector Of this port.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-10

lat 0.. ,.st.au boz 'uHtr pproach
%, aaI ta,t,I.t Isl HHleie. with ava.
tufffat t.ul..fi,.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-10

ils number Of failures in New y ork
city last month aooorlins to the Express.
was The lrResI OF ans month this yssr.
sixty,one Bee AZ being recorded. Or
ihsae the total liabilities Amounted TO
sa,l'o so, with ouly s5i2.6ls a. unea,
gre ls, ol assets. George Z. Plume can
plume himself upon heading the list
with liabilities Of sslpHa
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-10

er"e"rs tfsu--- Tafk af rr.aa.
fhsir rrzes frssa ~ laal H.
Orleans
NkW lustl, Novern t-r --..
that the grocery hou-s-- H-
II Louis aud Fllsbur. a-.-
u transfer their rraf. f-.r. r.
New Orleans, uui.-- fi.
Withdraw decision rr-y .
not To send their r1...- .l-..
tain shiPgia, firm har.. a. ....
the above m-u'iH1sI .-.-...
A committee f--n f..
trade came tC-e 5s.r-. fs..
their p1iuI 3D. thI- f-..-.-.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-10

H trH last house oi representative
thsre aHe tu, three c,'ored member.
'au i...as, aud -mtl... Of South Coro-