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NJ fRHfED.

COPIEY-EBBrSGHAU On Saturday the 18th inst,
the residence the brides v the Rev Dr.
Talbot Mr.. Thomas Henry Copley W Miss Augusta K
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Rev Henry T. cornwc. Frank y vunde ri,ooi to Miss
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DIJORCI:D.


IfSNEKrN-By the Circuit Court Of Wisconsin on the
18th dag FebTt arN 1876. by Judge DAVID H. Small,
Thomas J. Linneki from Grace IL Linnekln. Cause.
deN.r
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THE NEW YORK I'D ~, LIsEARy.

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r. Rathbone. 1893: T. II. Sargent, 1913; A. Hide
brand. 1872; Joseph Mason. 1872; y. L. Pisgott
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Euslnrss Notites.


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derived from hi Tile term mhnt carpets comes from
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A- . -oros " tho winners Of the oIght h.s

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holnr. 1877; Lieut. George frntan, 1877 j, X.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

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Ss.ril,uer for La n llary.

The JANUARY scRIBssR begins and ends with .
Christmas poem. Mr. Boyesen' . opening Daiiad'
'Jarl Sigurd's Christmas Eve IL the means o, re-
Introducing to the magazine the pen:il OF Mrs
Mary HaIIock F0ote, who has made u large Illus
traton for this poem and Is hereafter to contnlo'
ute frequently. Another phase ot the ho,aay
feeling 10 given In Irwin Russel's christmas
Night In the Quarters, which reproduces all olo-
time scene in the SOuth, and contains three sepa.
rate dialect poems. with illustrations by Hopkins.
Fox. hunting In New England NAV fairly be call
ed a Christmas topic, aud Mr.. Rowland y. Robin.
son discusses 1t with enthusiasm IN an illustrated
paper Of fourteen pages An ANONYMOUS paper e
dicial vein the famous discoveries OF that ex'
plorer, many Of the objects, including some OF the
finest, being shown in the engravinxs. John
Burroughs returns TO his favorite topic In 'Birds
and Birds, Tor which Miss Bridges, VINO ID so wei,
known by her bird. pictures, has made several
drawings. Or. Holland contributes short poem
entitled "A Glimpse of YOUTH and Stetman an
other on THE Last Token suggested by Max,s
picture If the same name, which is here engraved
Paul IL. Hayne, Mary II. bradley, and others. The
story Of the number, by the elusive SAKE Holm
relates to the Civil War and is called Joe Hale's
Red Stockings Many readers VIII turn at once
to a paper Of new anecdotes OF Pidgin Englsn,
by A. A. Hayes, Jt., and to H. HIS sketch Of the
marvellous enterprise Of American frontier lie,
entitled "A New Anvil Chorus What the Presi-
dents have thought In regard to appointments Is
summarized in l.. N. Dorman'a 'Cestury OF CiVl
Service.' The GROWTH or Cities In the United
Stutes' is treated by B. q. Magic, Jr., who has
word of warning fol the South. The serials by
Miss Trafton and Edward Eggleston are continued,
the latter with picture Of 1ownet and hoxy tell
ing fortunes, by Walter Shirlaw.
In his department, Dr. Holland discusses West
Point and the Educational Charities,' Books and
Reading Fitting for College. and Work tor the
Machine.' THE Old Cabinet has something
about Gossip and the q. $. Census Law Points
in Novels, 'lirasons for not Voting for a Reform
Candidate "A Young Camb idge STUDENT Md :
gets,' etc. Home and Soclaty' contains sugges-
tons about Private Theatricals,' etc. Culture
and Progress has dozen book notices, and The
Worlds Work records variety of industrial i'm.
movements. Brio Rrac' is given over to Irwin
Russel's poem mentioned above.
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How 10 Redeem La n dis Sold for
'l'NXls.

AUSTIN, Nov. 1, 1877.
Tax collectors are instructed that lands
which have been sold to the State for
taxes of 1876, may be redeemed by the
owners on the following terms:
l. The collector will require pay
ment of double the amount of State
and county taxes for which the land
may have been sold, and all costs of
sale and proceedings connected there
with. The collector will issue mem
oraudum receipt to the party redeeming
end send copy thereof to this office,
with such description of the land as
appears on tie assessment rolls. On
t he receipt of the copy of the tax re-
ceipt, with the description of the prop
erty redeemed, the collector will be
charged on the books OF this office
with the amount of State taxes, and a
certificate of redemption will be sent
TO the tax payer through the collector.
and the sale will be cancelled on the
record.
Respectfully,
s. II. DARDES,
Comptroller.
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The GALAXY for January is
number OF unusual brillia ncy. 1t has
articles by Henry james, j., Law.
rence Barrett, Juuius Heuri Browne,
Theodore Bacon. j. H. Siddons, Wal.
ter Carey, Richard Grant White, and
others. The most noticeable article is
perhaps by Lawrence Barrett, on Char
lotte Cushman. Hook, Thackeray.
and Dickens are compared by Walter
Carey. Paris is revisited by Henry
James, Jr. 1.-THE Defeat of Justice"
is described by Theodore Bacon.
The French EDchantress," being
Julie Recamier, is sketohed by Junius
Henri Browne. Americanisms" are
brought out by Richard Grant White.
Several stories are furnished, and the
Departments, Drift. Wood, Current
Literature, .Nebule, and Scientific
Miscellany, are brighter and fresher
than usual. On the whole, it is good
beginn ing for the new year.
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Arrival OF Troops as Esrowus.
Vile.

BROWNSVILLE, Dec. 26.-The
steamer Harlan arrived at Brazos yes =
terday morning with three companies
OF United STATE troops from New Or
leans. which disembarked and reached
this city by railroad las; evening. They
are the FIRST OF an additional force re-
Gently ordered to the Rio Grande, and
are REGARDED az an evidence that the
power q; ~ r"y"rnmentis TO be in the
future m-rr effectively enforced on
this frontier rhe lower Rio Grande
has been remarkably quiet for several
months past-in TACT since the raid on
Rio Grsnde City Jail. four months ago,
;here has been no d probation Of any
Mind verify Of mention.
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The Brennan Banner and Lagrange
Record favor the whipping post for
petty crimes. On principle we are op-
posed to anything of the kind on ac-
count of its debasing and brutalzing
tendency, but if whipping posts were
again to become a necessity, we would
be in favor of that mode of punish
ment being applied to the greater
criminals who steal their thousands
aud millions. Such a'dispensation of
justice would be more in accordance
with our idea of the eternal fitness of
things dustin Capital.
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-. NlchoIus fuu. january,

Like the issue for December,-of witch 100000
copies were prnlad,-Ehows at the first glance
that it IL In q special sense a"Christmas Holiday
Number - in fact II is neither more nor less
than "condensed essence Of holiday" -cheery.
and full Of interesting stories aud bright pictures
The frontispiece alone, 1.-Two Ways OF Carrying
the Mail" at ouce suggests seds, tobogganS,
moonlight sleigb-tides, and all manner Of wihtner
The number begins with the first half of love-
" illustrated story of the Middle Ages, 1.-THE
Ravens and the Angels" by the author Of
"Chronicles of the SchonbeIg- Gotta Family.
Farther on is George MacDonald's promised
Letter to Young AnierIcans," III charged with
the charms of his winning style and practical
mysticis SIN aud ear the end is fresh and breezy
little song, "Sksting." by The late Theodore Win
throp, never befor- printed.
ST NICHOLAS" himself, on paying his first
v! sit in the opening ar, presents with cordia al
greeting a pretty New-Year card drawn by Miss
/. Grpenway of London.
Full Of novelty and vvscity are the ample in.
s,aIlments OF the : rails, "Under the lilacs." by
Mis-, Aicott, aud Flower. Mountain" by Gustavus
Frsnkenstein, With capital pictures by Mar!
Hallock Foote and + Kelly.
there is n quaint tale If tales, "The King and
the Three Traveller" by Arlo Bates, with u
striking picture by'Jnhn la'srge, the other COM
plete short stories, humorous fsnciful, pathetic,
exciting, and all illustrated. are entitled, The
Coolest Nan in Russia" "Debby's Christmas"
chow the Pony was Taken." "Annie and the
b u.s." and ''Bow Kitty got her New Hat"
Then there Is rhymed fuuny account OF the
ni.haps of''Merry Nike" on a windy day. with
eight telling pictures. "Tommy's Dream, or, The
Geography Demon" by Laura f. Richards, some
verses descriptive of''Music on Al-Fours," by
Josephine Pollard, with a comical illustration by
Sol Evtipge, and poem on winter Fire Flies"
Among the more markedly instruc tive articles
are IAN A greeable Guest,"i which one learns
how to behave when visiting, "The Stork and the
Crane" an illustrated humorous table by
Howard Pyle. 'The Arms OF Great Britain" a
history Of the Coat of. Arms OF the OLD Country,
BY Susan Archer Weiss, with . picture, Some
thing In the Old Clothes Liue,"a short talk about
ancient costumes, with pOrtrsit Of lady who
Cooked like a cat," and How TO make al Ice
Boat" With diagrams and full direStisns, by J.H.
Hubbard.
The Every little folks" are provided with easy
reading and fine picture about Three Smart
Little Foxes" and a page full OF funny illustra-
tions of the Japanese House that Jack Built"
The whole number is full Of mirthfui fsncios,
suggestions, wisdom, good will, fine art and WHEEL
some and strengthening literaturs.
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RALLnu's MONTHLY MAGAZINE

BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR JANUARY.-Ihe January mum
Der of this tavorite magazine is a sam
pie of what it will be the whole year,
light, attractive. and family friend ,
to be welcomed in every househ old.
and read with pleasure by old and
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-29

CONGRESSMAN SCHLEICHER thinks
the church party in Mexico would be
glad of a war with the United States,
for. in the almost certain acquisition OF
Mexican territory by the Americans,
the Mexican Catholics would be pro-
tected in the possession of their church
property, and also enabled to co ope-
rate with American Catholics in the
general building up and strengthening
of the Roman cause in North Ameri-
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prrrRsoN's MAGAZINE for Janu-

PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for Janu-
airy is the most superb number ever is
sued OF that popular lady's book.
There are two steel engravings, a
double size Paris fashion plate, ele-
gantly colored-about 80 engravings in
all, besides pattern supplement. The
literary coute nts are by the best wri.
tiers. We order Peterson.
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l.ssse from l.lano.

Capt. Davis, just from Limo, gives
US the following Information:
New excitement upon the mining in
terest 10 that county has sprung up
Capt. Stephens, Of Dallas, was in town
when he left, who had already bought
out what is known as the Owens Mine,
belonging to Laurence Muller. The
trade was for GAO acres Of land, includ-
ink the mine. for which Stephens il to
pay 100000 cash. The Hubbard Mine
is again in operation, with fair pros
poets of success. DR.. q. s. Smith is
opening mine near the town Of Llano.
and is getting out some excellent sill
YER ore, only about so feet deep; he
has refused $4,000 tor bis mine iu-
GLIDING only about 10 acres. The cri'
sis has arrived in Llano; large imlni-
grafton into the county; the mines
are a fixed fact; lands are selling brisk .
ly at an advanced price. and there is q
great deal more attention given to agri
culture, and the stock business is in
creasiug rapidly, especially the sheep
business. A number Of large herds
have been brought into the county re-
Gently. Llauo, Capt. Davis thinks,
bids fair to DO one of the best counties
10 the State for all purposes, mining,
stock raising and other occupations.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-29

THE United States Troops have
assisted in the capture of the leaders
of the San Elizario mob. Two were
killed while resisting arrest, and two
more lynched after being turned over
10 the State authorities.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-29

H.O. FLIppER, the colored West
Poiut cadet, passed through Houston
this week on his way to join the army
at Fort Concho, holding the position
of Second Lieutenant in the tenth
cavalry regiment.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-29

BOB INGERsoLL, the inidel states
man of Illinois, having been rendered
the Berlin mission by President Hayes,
declines to serve. Bob's labors in the
last canvass were worth to Mr.. Hayes
ut least a cabinet appointment.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-29

As for this man Hayes himself, be
has no idea of the significance or i'm
portauce OF events. Heis n mere chip
floating on the water Wendell Phil
Nps.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-29

FROM LuLlNG.-Dr. Day, well
known in this vicinity, died suddenly
on Wednesday morning.
A son of Rev. Mr.. Greenwood was
drowned in the San Marcos on Friday
of last week.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-29

4 female jusiice-of-peaee 10 Wy
orniug recently foed her husband
Le,vily for flirting.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-29

FINANCIAL failures are still the or
der of the day. ..
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-29

THE Rothschild case has again been
continued, without reason, except to
save the murderer from just punish.
ment.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-29

HAYES is rapidly playing out pc.
liticahy.