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Cob ihIoB seltern Mittay in Sem
Dorf nit 1927.
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calty II the crop continues 70 do
yelop a. IL has done, We vii have ma
turcd corn in July and cotton ~
August Tho weather has been excel
lent this week t1F tho rapid develop
mont OF crops and the planters arc
taking advantage Of % as shown by
their Increased good appearance
Gruur CHn--Gonnrl Joe John
siou wa, u Dou.suu over sunday ana
Boo sherman Monday A lady ln
Dusou was bitten ON The arm by %
spdor, SUNDAY The poison caused great
| uaiu and almost lawlylrd ihr body
A horse th.ci named q. " White.
OF pruison, who stole Two mules from
! that city offered 90 sell the same m
Bouhhm but lclcWaphIp9 caused bis
arrest Three houses ol lll-mmn were
closed last week Major ShellchcrF
er began 10 cross section the Donlson
and Minooa road. last Saturday All
bat twelve saloons lu Dunlson have sus'
pended operation -- The Rcd River
and Rio Gmudc surveying party have
/ lhiNltu Allt lhNA W VllllN'N lAl'.
penson wants paper MILL The
sherman Register publishes fall pntlc'
ulars Of the capture Of two dare devils
oyor in the Indian territory NJ Cor
donyillo It's believed that they were
from Denison,
Eumm C0mtl--1hc people are all
ablalo with excitement regarding the
recent attempt at inlantleidc. The
particulars are ~ follows A woman
named Adams came into Honey Grove
with child in her arms, and tried t.
give IL away, but not succeeding left II
| In garden where il was found TIA,
people began tohunt tor her and lounc
her about four miles from town, viii
Knight, the reputcd father Of the child
The two took the child and left bu
attempted to kill IT, and put it under
the banks Of u creek and buried IT, tn,
child was found and still lives. TIA,
woman has been found but knight il
still at lqrge.-rhe body ola man wa
found in Red river, which had beer
dead about twenty days, shot througl
the temples, lie ia supposed to be ON,
OF the eleven who was killed 10y th,
Chociaws, at the same time with th,
Palmcrtson brothcrs,-A farmer Ia
just finished gathering his last year
crop OF corn,
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A Little lab Rule North

The news of the breaking out of mob
violence at the capital of the great state
of New York is startling and signiii.
cant. The veto of the governor of IN
appropriation of 81 ,000, 600 to complete
the capitol building, and the refusal of
the assembly to pass the appropriation
over the veto, formed the occasion of
tn > outbreak, The rioters are reported
to have been workingmen, who were
out of work, and had expected employ.
ment under the appropriation. Such Il
scene, for such cause, is entirely un.
usual in America, and there is surely
something wrong in the financial and
political course that has reduced our la.
boring men to these straits. While it
is necessary to strongly suppress such
riots, it is impossible to avoid sympa,
thiLing to some extent with the rioters,
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Hayes Present Position

The ST. Louis Times, under its new
management, thus speaks Of the prcsi.
dents southern policy; The president
has developed no policy lie has sim,
ply accepted the situation created for
him by the democratic victory of No
vcmber last, and entered upon the path,
way marked out for him 10y the demo,
cratic majority of the house of repre-
sentalives As 10y his own action, o'
rather by his own failure to act, he has
postponed till October all discussion OF
this policy in the Legislative chambers
of the nation it is ridiculous to discus,
personal attentions bestowed upon him
self or personal Sights offered to him
as if they could possibly express in any
way or in either direction the judgment
and the will of the American people.
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EVERY inch of the domain of trickcry
will be explored to defeat the passage
Of the Texas and Pacific bill when con.
grcss meets, The Union and Central
Pacific roads, the California Pacific and
every other scheme having present or
prospective designs upon the public
treasury, will move heaven and earth to
throw an insurmountablc obstacle in
the way. Tho meeting and organiza,
ton Of the new scheme, which is to be
put forward for this purpose, announced
at Austin the other day, is formidable
II presents many features which will
attract attention to IT, With southern
men the Gulf and south. Atlantic cons
nections will prove very taking. Yet
II should be recollectcd that its only
purpose is to defeat the Texas and Pa.
cificbill. IL thisis accomplished years
and years will elapse before anything
can be done to forward the interests of
q trans-continental rail route far enough
south to insure effectiveness. Every
man interested in the true progress of
the whole country, of the south and of
Texas, Is directly and personally inter.
estcd in the passage of the Texas and
Pacific bill at the next session, if posi-
bic.
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more Trouble forRn.,,n

The statements that the Circassiaus
are joining the Turkish army in large
numbers bears the appearance Of proba.
bility, aud indicates the introduction
into the conflict between Russia and
Turkey OF an element of considerable
Importance. The name "Circassians'
Is applied, and not with entire correc ,
ness. 10 the wild tribes Of the Caucasus.
numbering some 100000 people. who
have always been brigands, and have
been noted for their exalted love Of
independence For quarter Of a
century they withstOod all the efforts
OF Russia TO subdue them, and were
nominally subjugated by the capture of
their prophetchief, Schamyl, in 1859
Their heroic struggle with Russia made
them famous, and II is quite likely that
they ere both ready and anxious TO re
new II, in the hope Of regaining their
independence.
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Information wanted,

Lampasos Dispatch Mr. J 7, Cor.
ham writes us that an aged lady by the
name Of Mrs Nancy Barrow camo to
this country hoping to find her son,
Xrphcniah Barrow, whose whereabouts
is unknown. She has used all the dill.
gence in her power to find her son,
She is in very needy circumstances
having no one related to her to see to
her wants Any information of the
whereabouts OF the said Barrow will be
thankfully received 10y his poor old
mother, She is at Mr. Gorham's at the
sulphur Springs, ON the Colorado river
eighteen milcs west OF lNmpasas Ex'
chnngcs nloAan COPY.
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THE STATE OVER.

McLeHm ColotL Waco is to have a
new cornet band +, W. Krauso is the
leader .---Tho lair grounds will be
opened on Sunday us beer garden.
Washington OoHN--Judge Williams
has issued an injunction against collect.
ing the tax levy of 1876, and to stop
the sale OF real estate properly advel-
tiscd Tho grounds are that the tax
levy is illegal.
clay ComN-A panther was killed
near Henrietta last week --One firm
has handled about four thousand buffalo
hides this scason.--About fourteen
hundred robes have been manufactured
in Henrietta this spring.
Harris ComtH--R Sylvester was ar.
rested upon u charge of assault, but
was rcleased,--A negro was caught
stealing from n ear Sunday night and
lodged in jail p. II. lealy was
bound over in bonds of $500 for forgery.
Williamson cow,tG--A negro man was
found murdered and partly burned two
miles south OF Rround Rock, on Fri
day. lie was shot stabbed and set on
fire, IL is supposed the deed was com
mitted by another negro. The crop
prospects, according to'the Sun, are
better than for years past.
ldrrmt C50tu--'rhe Standard wants
Fort Worth to become u summer re-.
sort,--Colored people are building a
church. AT Rachels rancho, on Sat.
urday last, a white man and Mexican
quarreled when the white man drew a
revolver and shot, almost instantly kill.
ing the Mexican. The murderer fled
A deputy sheriff was sent after him.
GdirtStoa Comty.-The governor has
pardoned John Foth.-Senator Coke
has been invited by the mayor to visit
and inspectthe Galveston harbor works
The summer bathing season has
commenced.-A company of colored
troops passed through Galveston, for
the Texas frontier, on Monday
Several Galyestonians departed for Eu.
rope on the 2Ist.
Rirker C6umtE-A stabbing scene took
plhce III eatheriOrd III the presence OF
two officers. and no arrests were made.
Buekner and his little son
were drowned in the BraIos ON Satur.
day, the 18th inst.-The papers of
Weatherford complain Of the nerli-
genee Of the police officers, but give
good credit TO the mayor and marshal
The crops are very fine. Harvest
has commenced, and the yield Of small
grain is very good.
Maiison C5Aiy.-The Plaindealer gives |
The following crop report we learn |
hat corn-shoots and tassels are ap-
bearing in the county. On the Trinity |
liver they are putting in their appear,
lnce very freely. Cotton has COM
neneed 70 form also, in the same To-
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NapOlcOns Predictions Concerning
Russia ana Turkey.

Alexander !, car of Russia, wrote to
Napoleon; IT oileryou the halfof Europe,
! will enable you to obtain it, secure YOU
in the possession of it, and all ask in
return is the possession of single
strait, which is also tho key of my
house Napoleon, according to OMeara
in his Voice from st. Helena" replied
thus, In the course of few years
Russia will have Comstantinople, the
greater part of Turkey, and all of Greece
This hold to be rs certain us if il had
already taken place. Almost all the
cojoling and fattering which Alexander
practiced toward me was to gain my
consent to effect this object. would
not consent, toreseeing that the cquli.
brium of Europe would be DESTROYED.
In the natural course of things, in few
years Turkey must fall, to Russia. The
greatest part OF her population are
Greeks, whom you may say are Russ
slams. The powers il would iniure. and
who would oppose it, are England, Prus.
STA and Austria. Ii will be very easy
Tor Russia to engage Austria's assistance
10y giving her Sorvia and other proyin>
ces bordering upon the Austrian do.
minions which extend toward Constan-
tinople The only hypothesis that
France and England may ever be allied
with sincerity will be to prevent this.
But even this alliance will not avail
France, England and Prussia united
cannot prevent It, Russia and Austria
can at any time effect it. Once mis-.
tress Of Constantinople, Russia gets all
the commerce of the Mediterranean.
becomes a great naval power, and God
knows what may happen. She quarrels
with you (England), marches of TO In.
dia an army Of 10000 good soldiers
which 10 Russia is nothing. and 10000
canaille, Cossacks and Others, and Eng. |
land loses India. Above all the other
powers. Russia is the most feared. es.
pecially by you. Her soldiers are drawer
than the Austrians, and she has means |
of raising rs many as she pleases. In |
bravery the French and English sol.
diers are the only ones to be compared
to them. All this | foresaw. see into
futurity farther than others, and
wanted TO establish a barrier against
those barbarians by reeslablishing the
kingdom of Poland, and putting Ponia.
towski at the head Of it as king; but
your imbecile ministers would not con.
sent A hundred years hence / shall
be praised, and Europe, especially Eng.
land, will lament that | did not sue
reed. When they see the finest coun>
tries in Europe oyerrun and a pray TO
those northern barbarians, they will
'ay, Napoleon was right. "-[Col-
burns Magazine.
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PgTrR l.. foy, the new editor,in'chiei
OF the st. Louis Times is an old and ex-
perienccd journalist, and writer OF
force and ability, second to no man in
the west, Under his management, we
shall expect to sec tho Times take high
rank in the discussion of democratic
principles, and in giving wise counsel
of policies TO be pursued by the party
for the good of tho whole country, Mr..
Foy's ripe scholarship and trenchOnt
pen have, in years gone 10y, done much
to influence public opinion for the right,
and now. in the fullness Of his prime,
we have right to expect still better
things from him in the future, Success
to the Times and It's new management,
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Tus question OF hwlessness, and the
remedies to he applied is ever an inter.
osting one where crime prevails. The
Ago places the responsibility upon the
jury system. The petit jury especially
as the rule is now, is defective. The
best men in the community should be
compelled to do jury service, and the
courthouse loaiers, the ignorant and
the vicious, kept of the bench. We
are inclined to tho belief that the Age
Is considerably moro than half right
When the law declares that man
shall be tried by a jury Of his peers, it
cannot be distorted to mean has peers
in crime. Let the papers discuss the
reforms necessary, and when we have
another constitutional convention some
of them will surely stick.
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Tnr surviving members of Hoods
Texas brigade will not forget the annual
reunion which takes place at Waco, on
the 9th of June. It's said that lIamp.
tons legion and General r. NJ, Logan,
of Virginia, are also to be present The
occasion is to be nm enjoyable one, and
the Wacoes know exactly how to pro-
coed to produce that result
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Tnr Examiner throws up the sponge
on the Mai.fcst "gander-pulling" and
now we propose to hands oil, only We
hope never to be compelled to notice
another evidence of retrogrcssion in
connection with the fair young city Of
churches and colleges, by the Bra2os.
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'rug subject of the continuation Of
the frontier battalion Ind Lieutenant
Halls comm and ny n modified police
force for the state, will come up for
discussion. The people would look
upon their discontinuanco with much
dishvor Both Major Jones and Lieu
tenant Hall have won proud distinction
in the service, and have made their
forces almost n state necessity.
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tbs philosopher of the Marshall her
aid IL too profound on the money qucS'
ton for u.s. Perhaps il ia because his
acquaintance with the subject Is practi'
cal, while ours Is, wo frankly confess
purely theoretical as yet
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We have the williamson County Su,
new paper published at Georgetown,
by Gus lycy Itisa worry neat paper
aud cannot fail, II II Is only half man
..I
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Tm Sulphur SPRING Gosde pays
great attention to local matters, and IL
unqucsiionably of service to the coun-
iu
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DALLAS, TEXAS.

pM McGAny's paper. the GairaoaIan
has suspended
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DALLAS, TEXAS.

Carpets cleaned ana restored To their orlgl'
nal beauty Hud brightness, however hoil"l,
be- they covered with dust, diri grouse or
coal Annkr; with this process the suluo can
be- made oienn, bright ANA apparently hS
now, The quality OF the restorative Is not
injurious a. the most delicate tint ar ltnrlc,
aud IN nm actual preventive against NOM
uuet Furniture, Plush aud humnHk l.lilhfi'
kins, Lace and Dauusll Curtains, Blankets,
DTugsCts, oiC,, rto.
Carpets taken mp, beaten, renovated r'oul
ana rolnid, Mt the lowest rates iAlk' JOBS
taken ON contract. Send me "a NrussCl' OF
Velvet Rug, which | VIII clean gratis, IA a
sample. All work guaranteed or no charge
All orlorg lett At tho uillco viii he attended
10. The trade OF city housokeoners II sol.
ted. aprj.dlm
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Buy Your Tickets and ship Your Freight
By the
Houston and Texas Central Railway.

The following Offices and Agents have
oeen establishing by this Company. where
information may be had concerning mol
orally:
F. l.. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, az Broadw. y,N.Y.
Gen. J. u. RIO ERrsON, Pass. & lmmigra-
tlon Agent, li3 n. Third street, st. Louis, NO,
A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, lOl
clark street, Chicuso, Ill.
NICk HOLMES, Southeastern AgentNO'.
burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
c u. II. COFFlN, Southern Passenger Agent
Chattanooga, Tenn.
information may also be had at the agen'
eles OF the VI. X. Il 4. Railway, in New iOIk,
chicago Cincinnati, Hannibal and St.LOuls
J. WALDO,
Genl Pass. & Freight Agt, Houston, Texas
j. DURAND,
Gsn1 snpt.. Houston. Texas. ian2slm
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DIRECTORS,

j.. W; Crowdus, VI. D., Dallas; Phil. =
Chappell, President Vt the National ~.
eJnange baax on Jefferson City, No; T. L.
sale gIocers, Dallas; Col. II. =. Erysy. TsIIs..
}. l. Williams, of Williams & Tolliyer- i,,'s,t
eists, Dallas; James NJ. swanson, MANI,
Anderson county. Texas; John N. stem,
m.il, as,ofney .st-law, Dallas; q. V. swink
oa.-as. =. ~. EINAy Dalias. jan-dly.
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Wanted Boarding.

DRlNArE BOARDING.-Firs IVY
| Beard, ur Bunrd ana Lodging, for gent,
men, AT the Bryan House, Lamar street.
apr2ilm
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STATE OFATExAS,

1t gives to the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds OF the West.
ITS passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none in the State. Pullman's
Palace Drawing Room and sleeping Cars
leave st. Louis daily va the NJ, X. u I. R'y
at 4. m; Hannibal It o a. M, and Sedalia
at 6:23 p. m, runni & { rough to Denlson,
sherman, Dallas, HI IN Austin and HOus
ton without change OH lection is also made
at sherman with TIL Tex and Pacific rail-
way for the above II me points.
The connections OF his Road with the NJ
X. X Il. nj DenisOn q Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Ka sas City and oil
points North and Eas w TN the Texas 4 "a
cine at sherman fol st. Louis, Cairo, Mem.
pms, and all points 4 sc md Southeast, ana
ht Houston with the ~, ii. & 5. a. for san
Antonio, the g., Ii. * II. for Galveston, the
Texas " New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory steam
shll FOR all points on the Gull and Atlantic
coasts,and the Liverpool d Texas steamship
Line 10 Liverpool, Havre and other Euro
pean cities are perfect, while Its freedom
rom dust and heat on account of the nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country over
which II passes, with It's cooling sea breeze,
pleasant scenery OF broad prGiries, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields of cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render II especially
desirable and advantageous to travellers ana
Shippers In preference to others,
81. Louis Express leaves Galveston dally
except saturday. at 300 p. M, Houston al
5'SJ y. m, Hearne at 2:2j p, m, Dallas $50 D.
M ana Denlson Mt ll:ij a. IN.
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For Sale.

ID ARGAIN-Call ut the City Drug store
ID iiyuu want great bargain IN It luc
residence la Galneston, for money or trade.
my2Sit
DROPEKTN-Du During the next thirty days
| We will sell n Bargain - lots of from
To T., acre, ON Cumberland Hin in the
north suburb; also - acres OF timber land
two miles north OF the courthouse Tine
latter in lots from five acres mp, fine orchard
and vineyard land and will BE- sold at nifty
per cent. under market va ne ON easy
terms Apply TO II. 7, Sale, or John p.
Gillespie, 90 Main street, up stairs,
my23.lw
4 coon secondhand Piano, and larg
~ new Ci,tcrn, for sale at n bargain, by j.
T.. Murphy Il Co., Real Estate Agents, 100
LNmar street. mayl9-tt
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IIRL-A white g'rl % DO general house
u work lu small family apply 10 ,liy
A,sen,ur and Collectors once, ma kol
house, NY s"N"
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Rent

ID OOMS 10 RENT--Wuh or without board,
IL double or single beds healthy lOcn-
ton, Inquire at Lone Star House, Ni3 Main
street, one block east Of the Murkethouse.
Iautt.u,U
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.
pbynicians nnd surgeOns.

Jno. II. Mtston, N. D., Physician and suI
con, Office over First National Bank, Resi-
encs corner san Jacintn and linrwoou sh,
alias, Toras, Gals 10 the country promptly
tleniai, nnl!IW
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EgrAtIES-A pairul gold sprchrlrH,
y AruittnIcTuwHrl VIII be- paid &C. lhrir
frturr 100 mo- AZ w. g. Randall hrn I'
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