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Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

Our DANGER The State
Journal speaking Of this lecture says :
Gen. Geo. H. Roberts. who has been
preparing a lecture during the winter
months, has mpleted the same, and
will start on lscturing tour through
the western part OF the State next
week. His theme is "Our Danger. "
aud from that standpoint he shows in
beautiful language the dangers which
In his judgment threaten the perpet-
ufty Of the Republic, from lust of gold,
intemperance, ignorance, etc. The
General has received invitations from
prominent points throughout the
stste TO deliver his lecture, and we be-
speak for the General crowded houses
wherever he goes. As an otator, be
has but few superiors in the country.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

q q - PREMIUM WATCH AND CH4TS-s
Hs9&Z@ IcIil-' IA eTrv orliEr tf---
- q irs-- >. Ei. Gas lord & %. Chsesg., IL
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

- We had not The pleasure of hear
ing Ed. Cartwright's temperance
speech Monday evening, but learn
that his remarks were well received.
On Tuesday evening we listened with
pleasure to the lecture Of Rev. Wilson
OF the NJ. f. church. We have not
space in our columns 10 give a synop-
sis even OF what he said but We new
er heard a brief temperance lecture
that better suited our ideas Of the
ways and means ef doing away with
the liquor traffic. On the main points
the speakers positions were in accord
with our views such as we have often
advocated in our columns, and such
as We have been censured for by the
radicals and impraeticables. Persuade
the old men not 10 drink, educate the
youth not 10 drink, and saloons will
close for want Of customers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

Il 7 ULL LIoF u
Of BOyS' and Youths Cloth
inc. at j. L. McGee & Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
PIOws! PIoyys!! PIoyys!!!
L. G. EEEEETT.

Laid, ground and polished, Dy Abbott
& Emery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

BANK RESTAURANT.
Meals at all hours. B. Stroble, prof.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

- Wire Check RoweTs and Rope
STEVENSON & Cross,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-08-29

A GENTS WANTED. Il want agents
a 10 canvass for the Masonic Record. Mon Of
theught kind can make from ti0 10 tl5 per day,
Territory given In Vermont, New Hampshire. or
the entire state Of Maine. For further particu-
lars apply TO or address
G. ]. WAIT,
Sept. 81. 1878. Manchester. VI.
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SANTORD'S
JAMAICA GINGER.
e Quia,e@eooe Of Jamaica Giager,
choicc Anomalies. and
French Brandy

j ssaniaas, hsFraiess. tbd stfenEihsuinF Sab
ststats 80 a. tanss = sl8mzianis. I.promptlY
sisves pyspspss OFpression amer E&sias,
aae every rpoaes = ibdlrossion. uarreets All
disturbances e ne Stomach ana Bowels. pre-.
vells siotnsss ffom rkERgs ~ food, watsr o.
ess'Asss, eefts Cfamps ana Fss0s. hteahs ~
Calss. Csas. Ans Fsytfs q one aiFha Il pro-
I2iff Istr3 fzisah restore the EIrrulkuoa,
uates. stsstKibfaa. s9a iatsgamtos ths body
qsstt he u.a5 sua aersoas forces aud indaes
ftirasAsaa siteg far iaa ygang sbe aEsa, ana
tAs ssfml on .sud - sss an3sr All C,rcumssaH-
Gee sbd oondhpns. this grand panaoea 81 health
,sauds without ~ e4nh 20 the yasi and baby
oaislasas a he masena medlfA BesAfe o. al.
lated sud ~orihisss limitations recommended by
dealers Ter purposes y CARA. Never forget 10
ash taE and lusst upan bawuF
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-08-29
MILLIONS -
ELECTRIFIED.

Scionoo holds the lghtuiug IN her hand. What
Was once the terror Of millions Is now tho min
STEERING angel Of other mihons. What killed
Dos eufer. ELECTRICITY, A. a grAn1 curative
ana restorative agent, IL nst eqaEled by any
othor ele@ent or medicine In the history OF the
healing art. Ualess the vital spark has fed the
BODY, restoration By means 0f electricity ID pose
ible. IL is the las. resort Of al physicians aud
surgeons IN suspended animation, aud has sue
ceeded IN restoring muscular action and life
whom the breath had apparently left the body.
The value Of this great elOment4n the treatment
Of rneh diseases rheumatism, Paralysis, st.
Nitus Dance, Inflammation Of the Kidneys, de.,
remains unquestioBed by the highest medic al
authorities Bat how apply Il 20 any part OF the
body CONTINUOUSLY, CONVENIENTLY AND
ECONOMICALLY The inventions Of COL
Inns NOLTAIC PLASTER meets this great
popular want, and furnishes electricity to mil
lions Of unhappy lnyalids in perfect manner
AZ TO challenge the admiration of the medical
faculty, COLLANs' NOLrAIC PLASTEIss con.
SYST ~ silver and zinc plates carefully attached
together, aud inbeded IN a highly Medieated
piAsier, for local Pains, Lameness Soreness,
NuInbness, Weakness and Inflammation OF the
lungs, Liver, Kidneys. Spleen, Bowels, Bladder,
Heart aud Muscles, COLLINS YOLTAIC PLAS-
TIERS are the NEST speedy, safe, and effective
remedy ever offered the afflicted aud are war
Fsuted superior 60 every other plaster before the
public. Price Is cents
Be careful to call for COLLINS Y0LrAIC
PLASTER lest you get some worthless imitation.
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
throughout the United States and Canadas, and
by WEEKS POTTER, Proprietors, Boston,
Mass. 27.ly3cll-ix1
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-08-29
JOSEPH ROBERTS
West Dorset, VT,

All other work 10 proportion. will guarantee
better work than any other workman in Ben
nington County. 5.tf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-08-29

This account is recorded oDly BY
Lake The mission q the seventy
was temporary aud specific. ADD thus
differed from tia, Of thu apostles which
vas world side aud permanent Their
nance are unknown The number
seventy might have had some reference
10 the seventy elders Of Israel mention.
cd ia kx tEir ! but we have 40 au.
thorily ior the analogy Seventy WAS
a large number; bot Cadst had many
followers, and ia bis fnal labors for
bis own people be would visit as many
cities as be possibly could They went
as 50 many John Baptists. aud as as.
sistauts 70 the apostles, to herald his
coming to those cities he designed to
visit ". y, and, by preaching the
kingdom Of God aud healing the sick,
10 prepare the people to receive Aim,
Acting under bis commission, they ad-
dressed the people 10 Ais name. aud
demanded ready acceptance OF his
message ano no ignorance, no cher
ished notions. could excuse rejection
Of him.
The interval between this lesson aud
the last was twelve or eighteen months;
but the exact time cannot be deter
mined.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-08-29
The Sunday School.
HETNRs eg TuE sEyExEb
rsr. sufptrh !. 1878
1874.

T.me A = -. o. -. the last year
q or Lords miais,ry. 10 the autumn,
AID abogi The tine u The ieAs, n tab
srnacies
Place Between CsperaAum aad
Jerusalem. az The seventy wsre sest
afum The former city. AID executed
their mission IN Syria. or IN he region
81 the Jor5aulin judea. where cor Lord
msao bis last journey from Gallee
Rulers Iiberas Caesar. emperor 81
Rome PoBi.as Plate. procurAt9r Of
Js3oA aud Heiod Anapas. ietrareh Of
GAlilce.
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SAKFORD'S JAMAICA GINGER

soll ~ ~ wholesale aud Retail Druggists,
Gfoeers. aHd Dealers 10 Medicine throughout The
United States aud capAAas. Price, 50 cents per
bot De- wEEks 8 POTTER, General Agents
kud Wholesale Druggs's Boston, Mass
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Price TEN CentG
Newspaper Advertising.

caztsiaiaF : ssnrteis ~ q AZ ne sovns u
lbs Cnlis1 AaAaea. L. TNRrtsssas Mna tbs Do
~ Espe - CAaaas. kssiEe fseFaistsnn ErsAtsf
tham a sts3 9ccsfasHr ~ tie ate uansas. teFsthsf
w3ta tAs Eanass a ths nsNrraFere hsysng ne
lKEenst hscsa osteaisttpn - sAeA - tht Elsees
nkfaea. Alse ! cAtsfaces ~ pHwsFATsVs whiee
sFx reaeusaenaed - atrHftiseFs - eivsas great
ssf VNi3s iH properties % pstens ghsFged Alsa
tls kSk,ginas AID Agricultural gsarhass. very
naxaFtslF Asaa, and amAng AAhaea ~ rates ahos.
iaE the cost q aAvefnsinx u vafsuet esvsFt
pzpoFa nsa muc& alkat safuFzaAttuu which be-
Efnnss e asisesslaina unzta 10 vel u poss&sa
Address GEO. 2 RoaElL a co, Newspaper
AAsefnsing keyNAu 10 Spruce st. n I.
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Being from TO is lbs. per foot Of cut lighter
than any one on the list. This only confirms
what we have always claimed for the MEADOW
kss-thAt IL Is the LIoHTEsT DRAFr standard
mower IN the market
Parties wishing this machine or any extra
parts OF the same will please address me at
Rupert, VI,
JAMES l.. MCCALL
Rupert VT. June 9th, 1878 s.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-08-29
AND rar
CLEANER HORSE RlRE.

These machines have htoa extensively used 10
This vicinity and base gtven universal satisfac-
ton. lugHifies eau be made 81 The following
Peysons who have used The Meadow kthe. Ru-
pert Merritt fsfrer. VIVA. Boot. Emmons %.
sheldon, J J. Jcukiss, PANisi, Austin Whit
comb, james JCnnings, sherman Weed. Edward
Leach Dorset g. ". f&rwrh. Alunson Gray,
II. o. Haruood, Dr. Prcntiss; Manchester, John
Jennings, William, A. X sykes, Mkhlon Cook
sAndgeie, Cornelius SMITH, George Draper, Ifa
Bristol, Alfred beebs; Arlington, 2. II. Cool
edge. Canheld; sunderland, X l. arAvee:
salem n, Y, David GRAY sidney RUSSELL Most
q the above parties have also used tho Cleaner
Horse Rake.
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COLLINS VO[TA|C PLASTER
TOTAL ABSTINENCE SAVING WINE TILL n
RIPEkS.

There is a curious story about some natNa
wines which are extensi', civ advertised npwa-
days, and have ~, recently been pul upon
the market DR., Cnderhill. the wellknown
gran grower Of Croton Point, dled IN lo7f-
,one ~ his heirs entertained temperance
yirWs Of such extreme kind, that they were
unwilling TO allow the stock oil wines tneh ON
hand to be sold or any more 70 pe mace.
The grapes have sometimes Deen sent 70
market and sometimes ieh 70 ueeay tpon
the vines. Its only now that the other heIs
have succeeded in arranging for settlement
~ the estate and the sale OF the wines ON
hand Among these is 4 wine OF the vintage:
of 1864 described as sweet Union Foi',
hut suggesting the Imperial lokay more
than any other European vine, ana being
wholly unlike any other VINE oi AneIican
growth. Its purify, age ana inenown WIN 49,; arc
remarkable and both physicians ana VINE
fanoiers have a special interest in II as the
cIdee, native wine now accessible IN any con-
sidcvable quantity. The whole stock is In the
hands OF the well-known wholesale grocery
house OF the Thurbers.-N r. 1HssHf,
Rov. ~, 1871,
The above speaks for itself, but we would
add that this is the pure juice OF the grape
neither d,z.sgsi. Aqnoyef nor toafertf' thath
has been ripened and mellowed BY age ana
for medicinal or sacramento purposes Il Is
unsurpassed 1t can be obtained from most
Of The leading Druggists throughout the
United States, and at wholesale from The
undersigned, who viii forward descriptive
pamphlet, free Of charge, on application.
Respectfully, etc,
n. K.&F. B. THURBER 4 co.
Iyest B,uaSsOay. Redae and HHdio" Sf'Fs%
Nfw-YoKS,
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Thistles.

sasa ts~n clsgt. =. b kaBaed lore
Nmurags isasuss
a., ~ a., n -, un.~..s.. a.,
cay ~ eclipse waiiea hail an bear 81
kss Yask reporter 70 get sleng
The Aos ws.ahes a he sea.oo 4,
a. ss.sst.g.. YoY instance 4 I. fst
law Get. sfask "a suustfoks
A prssese, cave a. a crease r.,
,sallisv ID h. sermon. ,b., .e.,t,,
5.v go. ~sul4 IL mo-, "a.
m.s wbo has -, he ogp9,tgp,ty "a
m.ktsv wos.s mi.s,.fss
vs4v,
,.. 80. t..,t .......Il.,
We a,4 ws ala asd ngue, 49,. \.
name
s,.t4. A. -,
-. ,t,- -,
tbe slsbtle asd demands work or
bread.
I,s -, O., ,.,.,.,;a. ..;I -
o@.i.tt. w,...I..,.l.,., -
s.tth ia 80 -.
sesds Il mere ti.n you do
Az A,k.n... ra..,.t,.,. ,t.,.l !,
40 4ois, 4. .4,.,,i... ~, !, a..
thief w.oia ,e,n,n : ~ vo,,a .fyc
hm The eontes,, .oJ ~ ,ne.,,a.s
.s.4
~ bsf,t Wa ,srsa,lv nnb,isb.a a.,
dded Lecture, "a Married Me- II
did MOI seIl :. there was ~ demand
for 4, the presep, snnnlv heinz annie
u.ta
boyy ioqulred a yisi,or hi. name
w.s William aid he boy an,,i bek.d
fts and since then We have called him
Fi,z William
-.
ute oessioa a, her bnsh.nd,s s,,a,.l
exclaimed On hoo h.,,. -,
hand wonla h.ya haen u ~ IA. u.
he WA. 40 iona - o.,a,..,i.
o,,.Ai,;on IA IL. ..a...1 ~
L.sn,ha. 80 - -. a. -,
49,. y, .,.,.., $50. !. a...,1s., -
n.,;,o ,.,,t, .,.t.,.
-.
da.t, ...laa-.i.,,
"a -. A.. ma
a....,aa -,
AL, ~.
"
NelA young Inap, how DO you like
eaFge Alma nsRfT has turned out
acme great pnn Young hopeful Just
expelled ~ It's sir. she has just turn
- W. w..
1t 70 not gs0sea|sy Known that the
lIis oi 81 Anthony are named AAes
susan ". Anthony They as elder
ihAh snsah' Out they doHa make so
maca noise
1T Is very spsreable that a man
who hasn't been inside q church since
he was a boy, 10 the one who howls the
Ioaiest because an oyerworked preach
er goes away for a two weeks vaeateA
~ August.
he hog we believe A.
alighL hjs tough, de a.>S es no
Jersey CBy Jogssah y better. :
bestow bis riag. ~ either does h'
tally about b. .ere's no sentimen
Of rgaLpa " x. lie is creature
Sur a. ootin' Boston Traveller
.sy< an amiable animal; be Il
is,grantled.
A Young couple were returnip,
from the theatre. where they had wit
messed a love scene acted | conld q,
better than that mvselt the Young ma,
remarked Why in heavens nam
don't YOU then she replied
a lady entering horse ear IL
aer,eA an elde,lv een,iemanr;ss Nh
said 10 him Don't rise. beg Of YOU
much prefer Won should keen Won
scat. air | should be very Lappy /
Accommodate Won madam hat wan
10 ret oat here.
gentleman Ian, Eve dollar. ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-08-29
LIcHTEST DRAFT

hosing Machine 10 use. As proof We give below
the report At the great Centennial Exposition
Yield Trial Of Moving Msohiues held under the
auspieisH 81 the Centennial Commission, near
PhiiAdeiphia, on the 27th Ahdh2sth Of June. 1870,
the MEADOW ktso maintained its reputation as
The LI0HTEsT DHAFr STANDARD MowTn TX GM
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-08-29
PATENTS
REJECTED
INVENTORS

sfnd ~ a 8Diei o. sketeA u sgu. aeyiee us
mste rnGmiiHsli0as aud ktrise 20 FAtsut4bis-
lty, KnKE a. oaAHNs. AZ r9frsspcsdtBef stFcily
t0nElisuElai Fflots ios And NO CHARGE UA.
Lass EAHEAT sECUkED.
gcgefsf. 10 Hsrliagtaa, y Hen. ros,aAste
0saffal i. NJ kvy, Eey. y D, foWef The Ger.
laaa Asaefae&A AA4oaHs nsMk, 10 aAiesa4 81 ths
q : R.teai CMst ana . Hsaasors ADD Repre-
a. ntasaFez "a G2NafeAs. Ea& esp aelaaB ta eaF
rlisats Is esTs hssse h she { t.isa saa j. Gaus-
o. AA8fses
{. a. SNOW q CO..
opPosstt Faieat ofass, NGsAlngton, .. O,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-08-29
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FoR All THf PrErozEs 81 Ftmls
PHrse.

Canpg Cosil repsss, asunAlcs, i~spspsla, L.,
aiEesiion pfsenisrF Fpnl ~iemaeh Ard Breath.
HoAsschs, ksFspesss. fNifs, hhuumstssr krap.
ssans kpa sktu Diseases, iliAaasnass Laws Oaas
herms. Govt NtwraiE3A, itnnsr fil. ASH
Purifying tke hloaa. are The m1st coafe nsai psf.
sstlvt YES perfected. Ihesf seeelA khsndAnNy
she's hos mach they stcrl ~ ether rslla, Thsy
Ar safe ADa pleasant te tAkf. hui powerful -
cure. They paige cot ne iugl hupsagu - the
blood theF stimulate ths siHEf isA % aisar3sfea
orgSn lnte Aotssh and thsY lHiptFl hsAlth and
tons o. TIE Whole l.inE. They ears BOT ualy The
ever .siAy oompiAinis ~ eyafy body, hRt f0rmids
abs and dangerous diseases, hesi 81 Gtul pey.
sioiAns, mosi eminent clcfEFinsn, and eur best
atiEsns. soad eaItIAcaias If curve performed ana
y great benefits they have derived from tbssg
f4lls They Afr tbe ssfesl AMI beet physig fag
rhiidruu, hecAuae niiAa vel eGsctusl.
haiaE saKsr-caaiel, they ATE easy g tAke And
tslng pufciy vegetable. ney are ebtifely harm.
loss
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-30
LATEST NEWS BY MAIL.

Ell Moho, negro, arrested on q BRACES
plantation on capias from Crockett, on a
charge Of rape.
The surrender OF the Cheyennes, who have
been depredating through Kansas, is reported.
A sharp scamp, wlnorion freghlana by
name, sentenced at 'hilneola to three years in
the pcnitcntiary, FORCES a recommendation for
pardon and is parioned by Gov. Hubbard
before the forging Is discovered.
An attempt has been made 10 assassinate
King Alfonso, OF Spain.
The failure of the Glasgow bank is carrying
ruin far aud Wide.
Declaration Of war against Afghanistan is
daily expected.
prairie fire. i've miles long and two wide,
sweeps over the prairie In johnson county,
near Cleburne, destroying hay stacks and fem
cling, and is stiil burning.
Mutual cooperative protection associations
are being formed In Denton aud Tarrant coun-
ties.
Indians and Afghans are preparing for war.
shower Of sleet at Dallas Monday.
The City Of Houston and cargo will be a to-
tai loss.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-30
LATEST MARKETS.
NOON,

c,,,r,yoy Octobor % -NIoNry-(;old Al
,oot-. s.,vor ,msr,ca, nj mar. Mexican at
o., sa,.' Wi .,c,anga y aiscopn,, New
ns,a.ns s,.h, a, nar
H. on,a, snd o,,res UNCHANGED Drx
so,ae,od Isc, niclI.d Itc, stack salt.d lsc,
s,ns 10, we, sa,,ed 7Ic@7xo.
wnn, or,s,, ,oli c,In eastern IN 0n.
sa,nno iT@Iec, western fine n medium
,a1sIso ,,0nroyed Maxic.n ,o@Iac
s. -rasy, coarse Al % ene Al 7k,ar
sact
p,oo,xo-Fasv IJ,h, 1sx, ner vard,
haavv,an
Trss-Easy; per cwt.. O. 80.
co,-roN --paceInts Ieat, No exnnrts. sasee
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-30
THE MONTGOMERY TROUBLES.

Several prisoners were arrested by
United States Marshals in Montgom-
cry county, and taken to Galveston
on Saturday. They are Capt. j. ii.
Williamson, P.L. Cartwright, VIM.
johnson, A. McRae, Martin Norris,
Bruiscr Cartwright, J. II. Mum,
Tom Taylor, G. w. Stewart, w. n.
CARING, J. II. Broomfeld, N. w.
Chatham, Isaac Griffith, Clabe Mar
tin, John Gafl'ord, Press Griffith and
Banks Griffith, 1S in number. They
were taken before the United States
Commissioners johnson and Labatt,
and released on bail of 1900 each.
A preliminary trial was held yester-
day,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-30
WASHINGTON.
Fishery Trouble--Land Statement
--Politcal Troubles--Front
News--After the National
Banks.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., October 29-The State
Department publishes q correspondence with
the British government, relating to outrages
committed on American fishermen In Fortune
Bay, New England, January last. Secretary
Eyarts requested Minister Welch to say to
Lord Salisbury that this government cannot but
express ITS entire dissent from the view taken
by her majesty's government, and that Amer
lean fishermen are subject to the local regula-
lions which govern the coast population OF
New Foundland In the fishing industry, what
ever their regulations may be and whether Gu
acted before or since the treaty at Washing
ton That this government conceives that the
fishery rights Of the United States, conceded
to by the treaty at Washington, are to be ex-
ercised wholly and free from the restraints
and regulations Of the statutes Of New Found
land, now set up In authority over our fisher
men, and from any other regulations Of Ash
ing now in force or that may perfect inacted
by that government. Secretary Eyarts fur
Their writes; $50 grave a question In its
bearing upon the obligations Of this govern
ment under the treaty. makes Its necessary
that the President should ask from her majes-
ty's government frank avowal or disavowal
OF the paramount authority OF proyerbial leg
islatiOn to the full enjoyment TO our people Of
the share Of fishing, which seems to be inti-
mated II not asserted In Lord salisbury's
note Before the receipt OF reply from her
najesty's government 1t would be premature
to consider what would be the course Of this
government should this Limitation upon the
treaty Of privileges OF the United States be
insisted upon by the British government as
thafr Of the treaty -
The annual report Of the land Office commits
sloner shows that In the last fiscal year over
eight and half million acres OF land has been
disposed OF. The total number of acres Of
the public domain still unsurveyed is over one
thousand million.
The United States Attorney for Texas tele-
graphs to the Attorney General regarding the
arrests In Montgomery county, that State, for
political agences, and that they were made
principally upon the complaint Of persons
prominently identified with the Greenback
movement, and not on the complaint Of Re
publlcans.
Adylces from the Rio Grande represent az
fairs on the border more peacAble. The as
sertion is made that there are a.largsr number
of incursions into Mexico by Indians from this
country than by MeXicans into Texas. Troops
on both sides are on friendly terms with each
other, and are acting together in efforts pre-
venting raids, and consequently they preserv'
peace.
The Treasurer Of the United States, writing
To a national bank OF the subject Of taxation
of the banks capital under the recent opin
ion Of the Attorney General, states In refer
ence TO that opinion, that national banks viii
hereafter be required, In making up capits
stock subject to taxation, to deduct no fac
value nor Its market value, but the price pal
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-30
FROM MEXICO.

CITY oF MExIco via New Orleans, Oct. 20.
The Minister of Public Works announces that
the government, at the suggestion of Senior
Zamacona, is about to nominate n commission
to organize a special Exposition, to take place
at as early date as convenient. The exhi-
bition will be composed exclusively of Amer
lean and Mexican productions, to be held In
this city aud under the direct supervision OF
the government.
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for the U $. bonds owned by them, less tho
Interest accrued to date of purchase and for
purpose Of verineatlon, will be required to
specify said bonds aud the date of purchase,
and In making returns thereof no application
In consequence Of opinion In question for re.
funding OF any tax on bank capital heretofore
collected will be entertained by the Treas
urer
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TELEGRAPHICl
Associated Press Dispatches.
BELTON.
Assembling OF Methodist Preach-
ers---Distriot Court Matters.
lG..o.t.t

Especial to the Examiner
BELros, TEXAS, October %.
Bishop keener has arrived here and will
preside over the session Of the Northwestern
Texas Conference, NJ n. Church, South,
which meets here tomorrow He is In fine
health and looks we'll About two hundred
and nfty preachers are In town and chickens
are roosting high. ra
District Court will adjourn Tomorrow, af-
ter a laborlous session. Judge Alexander has
given universal satisfaction. The Belton bar
endoses him as a faithful Judge, and whose
In oflce will subserve public in
teresis. There were seversi felony conylc-
lions at this term. Oliver Mills was found
guilty of murder and sent to the penitentiary
for life. FEDDERMAN
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POLITICAL.

The New Workers In Convention.
NEW YORK, October 20 denominations In
this city last night combined the anti -Tamma-
ny and Republican for the eth district who
put Edwin Ernstein out as their choicej the
Tammanys in the 9Th district put forth Maui
rice Leyiuere, and the Greenbackers in the
nth district o. Curtis Hoffman.