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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-10
~ uNuvERsA. .. ACCORD.

AYERS CATHART1c PILLS are the best of
all purgatives for family use. They are
the product OF long, laborious, aud sue
cessful chemical investigation, and their
extensive use, by Physicians IN their prac-
tice, and by all civilized nations, proves
them the hest and most effectual purgative
Pill that medical science can devise,
Being purely vegetable no harm can arise
from their use. In intrinsic value and
curative powers no other Pills can be
compared with them and every person,
knowing their virsue., will employ them,
when needed. They keep the system In
perfect order. ssd maintain 10 healthy
sctiou The whole oachioery oflife. Mild,
searching aud edecssai, they are spscssl,y
sdspssd to IAs ses3s. .of The diesssivs ap
pasasas, dsssaasosass u Which my
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FOREIGN.
SURRENDERED.

Havana, May 1O.-A Cuban, named
Agamero. with eleven followers, recently
landed on the southern coast of the Genital
department., in q lighter, from Jamaica. In
the belief that insurrectioo had broken out
again. Finding tranquility everywhere, and
eve'ybody opposed to disturbance, be sur
rendered, aud guided the government off
GERS TO the lighter. The vessel containi: &
guns. clothing and about 20 cases of nmmu-
nition. The general commanding the de-
par,ment assured Aeamero and his com.
panions Of complete pardon.
LEO XIII.
London, May lO-A special from Rome
says: Although the pope is suffering from
Inflammation OF the liver, the cardinals op.
pose his removal from the vatican.
NEGOTIATIONS
between the vatican and Russia completely
failed.
Negotiations for establishing diplomatic
relation between Eogland and the vatican
failed.
WAR NOTES.
Constantinople, May l0.-In case Of
war General Todleben intends making Ad.
rianoplis the base Of operations, and the
final stand for the army south of the Bal
kans. 1t will be defended by 500 guns, and
General Todleben believes it to be impreg-
nable.
GEN. GRANT IN PARIS.
Paris, May lO.-Richard G.. Mccormick
commissioner general of the United States
to the exposition, called on Gen. Grant
yesterday and Invited him to visit the expo
sition, and fix the time. Gen. Grant ap.
pointed Saturday, when the general, wife
son and party will make the visit.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-10
NORTHERN DAKOTA.


Bishop Clarkson is visiting Tic churches
in northern Dakota.
There were 6sl entries at the Fargo land
Office during the month Of April, aggrega-
ting 1882 acres.
Northern Pacific bonds are gradually ad-
vancins in price, and now readily sell at %
which il more than double what they
were worth year ago.
Fargo is about to add an addition Of
24xs0 feet 10 her public school building,
which will give the entire building the ca
pacity Of seating 200 pupils.
Fargo Times, May A: On Monday,
Frank Campbell had tie thumb and fore
finger Of his right hand nearly cut in two by
a scroll saw which he was operating. The
b,nes of both thumb and finger were badly
fractured. N. Pray, Of this place, while
hunting at Worthington on Wednesday
had his left hand badly injured by the
bursting Of his gun barrel ......A young man
by the name Of w. B. Finney, recently from
valparaiso, lnd., lost the thumb OF his right
hand in singular manner, on Wednesday
He was watering horses at a pump in Han
sons sale stable. and holding horse by a
rope halter, which was wound around hi,
hand. The horse became frightened a,
something, and jumped back suddenly, and
the rope slipped from Finney's hand, bu,
caught in moose around his thumb, strip
ping the flesh all off his thumb and tearing
of the first joint......About 3 o'clock OF
Friday morning of last week, as the etagt
was crossing the elm river ferry, Aatboa
coming down the river without showing any
light, struck the ferryboat, and somehow il
the crash and jam the ferryman, John John
son, had leg broken-but just how, neithe
he nor an. body else knows.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-10

prevent and cure, if timely taken. They
are the best and safest physic to employ
for children and weakened conf titutions,
where mild, but effectusl, cathartlc is
required.
FOR SALE by ALL DRUGGIsTs. II
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-10
GEN ERAL.
A Scheme on Foot for a Systematic
Organization Of the National
Party.
TN Case Of War;" Gen. Todleben Is
Laying Out His Plan Of Operations.
Florida Frauds Have Been Turned Over to the
House judiciary Committee.
POLITICAL.
TIE NATIONAL PARTY.

THE NAI1ONAH FNnEt'
New York, Msy lO.-The executive
council ot the national party met to day.
d. b Sturgeon. Of Ohio. presiding, aud dis
cussed plan for systematic organization
throughout the county Gratifying reports
Of the cond ton of the party we're announc-
ed as received from ell sections
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-10

\ grreu plsa'sti"n nIaeee Wss standing
ee III. iesce ., Ncs Orlesoa when the
A4A,,errasean. the hrst ,hree DECKER. and
The biears, hoa, oa the Aissias,cpi % 10
1870 r~oe sloeG tsdsd 70 ~ gusrda
Dolly ssys ~ olSsss, " u slbss vss tvo
sseAss st6bss - Snss oss'd sloe.
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E'l.I.kp
CRIME.

,xNIENckp TO NJ HANGsp
To,o.,n. Nay ie--Duncss Mcdonald. "
q sxas'cs. hSs hrss sssssecc.i Ia b. bssxsd.
J - 10. fes Ne nsN8ss II Rcds'scs nso'o,
~, ~,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-10
FIRES.
IN PHILADELPHIA.

IN PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia, May l0.-Shoemsker &
Co.'S oil and chemical mill was burned
Loss 81, 500; insurance about $4,000.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-10

Get your spriue suits made 10 order d
Cha. Eiscmsn s Coz. Broadwoy-a PET.
feet d guaranteed
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ACCIDENTS.
A CRIME Is II :?

Rockport, Ind, NAV l0.-A performer,
with variety combination here, yesterday
attempted to shoot Al apple from the head
Of u woman, tu. instead, accidentally shot
an s-ycsr old boy named Wiegel, through
the head. lie was arrested, bu. subse-
aurn,ly released.
E.LI.kp'-
Harrisburg, Ma, l0.-Dauit, u. Ross, .
monument and ~rs'i,y citizen, Vas killed
ht evenire b, the ups,t irH Of bis carriage
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FOR SALE

House, and lot 2exlso feet, on Broadway. for
s6N. Perfect title given. +. WILSON
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BY TELEGRAP II
WALL STREET.
New York, May 10.
Gold--l.0O4c.
Money-4c.
Stocks-strong.
generally steady.
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Spefial Aotifes.
FOR RENT.

Two small dwelling houses for rent. Inquire
at once of BARTLETT TRIPr.
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MILWAUKEE,.
Milwaukee, Nav 10.
WHEAr-!@3c higher; hard, lib; No.
l, Lizzie; No. 2, 1.093c for cash; 1.o9sc
for May 1.0ssc for June; No. 3, l.044c.
CoRN-373c
OArs-26lc.
RYE-58c.
BARLEY-63c.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, May 10.
WuEAr-firm and shade higher; Ito
@l.lO,c for cash; Ito for May; 1.0G5@
" for June.
Corn weak and lower; 394c asked for
cash; sole for May and June; 39Sc for
July.
36sc for cash 36sc for May, June and
July.
RYE-5Sc.
BARLEY-5Oc
PORK-dull and lower; $40 tor cash !;
$50 for June.
LAKD-dull and easy; Gs5 for cash
G.87A "a $50 for June.
ALcoHoL-higher: 33c bid, 35c asked
none on market.
WHIsKy-nominal; 4.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, May 10.
WHEAT-shade frmer; receipta 1874, 900;
sales, $4,000; 1.2llc for No. 2, north
west, May.
RfE-quiet.
CoRN-shade frmer; receipts, $1,000
sales. 10000; 45@5l4c for western mixed.
BARLEY-dull.
OArs-dull T; receipts, $4,000; sales,
1900; mixed western, 33!td 36c: white,
s5@3sc
PoRK-quiet; s.65.
LARD-6rm III.
WHISKY. .OGlc.
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the cAoy srAx1o. LECTURE.
Notice Z. tho Pabltc

Notice ls the Public:
By request of the Yankton Lecture Asso-
citation, the announcement 10 made that the
door, Of the church will not be opened this
evening until half past seven o'clock.
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FOR SALE.

The property .on the corner of Second and
Walnut streets. known as the "Whitc Estate ;"
For further particulars, inquire of
GEO H HAND
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-30
ESTRAYS.

Taken ND by Thomas Warner and estrsy-
ed before j. X. Biewitt, justice OF the peace
one bay horse pony. about eight years old,
left shoulder, thirteen and one half hands
nigh; one COW and calf. Total valuation
forty dollars. EAST
Taken up by Ernest Hintze and estraye ed
before j. IL stew art, Justice OF the peace ,one
dark bay or brown horse mule. about seven
years old, about thirteen hands high, bra d.
ed on left thigh X 1T. Valued al thirty
dollars. 2S-3t
Token up by Louis Staub, and estraye,i be-
10 w. W. Peak, justice of the peace, one
brown horse mu2e, q or years old, 49, hands
nigh, m ally nose, branded ] X on LETT hip.
Valued at $40. 26-3y
Taken up by W. p. stoue and estrayed be.
FORE W. w. Peak, Justice of the peace, one
black horse, about is years old, AZ hands
high, branded l. on left shoulder, nstuloed
right knee enlarged aud lame, Valued al
sio. 2S-3t
Taken up by G. B RiIes and estrayed be-
toIe deorge Robertson, Justice OF the peace,
one bay horse. both hind feet white, white
SPOT in face. l41a hands high, branded A on
right side of nee X. One sorrsi mare and
CO l. mare about 10 years old, snip on hose,
II hands high, branded on lett shoulder q
one brown mare and coll. mare 8 or 10 years
old, W hite spot in forehead, "A hands hlgn,
branded NJ ON left shoulder. One black stal-
Hon, bald face no brand, Il hands high, or
years old, One blue roam mare aud colt
mare years old, crop off right ear, inde-
scrtoaeie brand on right shoulder, aud AZ
on left hip. Total valuation SIS. a6-st
Taken up by ]. A. Moore and estrayed be-
lore j. <. hewitt Justice OF the peace. one bag
pony stallion, years old, 49, hands high.
branded L on left shoulder. both hind faet
waite- Nalued at SIS. 1851
Taken up by 5. p. Sullivan ans estrayed
before ". W. Peak. Justice Of the peace. one
sorrei mare pony, bald faced. q years old; Il
hs nds hish, SpAnish brand on Ieft shoulder
Valued q sl0.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-30
Waco Nat-Fest.

To the Editor of The Herald
Be kind enough To state ia THE
HERALD that all military companies
In the state, and GRASS or silver bands
are invited to come to our Mai Fest.
on May Sth and 9Th. and compete for
the prizes offered, viz:
Best drilled company, not less than
twenty five men, two hundred Collars.
Second best uniformed company,
tifty dollars
Best GRASS band Of not less than ten
Instruments, two hundred dollars.
Second best band, one hundred dol
lars.
Ample arrangements will be made
for their accommodation, and you
know how Waco generally acquits
herself on suce occasions
II il the intention to encamp the
military and hands.
i should like to know, as soon rs
possible, whether any OF your compa.
MES will come. Special rates will be
secured on railroad
All newspaper men, editors and pro.
prietors, are cordially invited TO be
with US.
Hoping to see you and yours on that
occasion, / am respectfully yours,
JAMES w. COLL EDGE,
Secretary.
Captain Parrot, OF the Central City
Guards, will banquet the military. A
huge time 10 aHtieipated
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-30
TRAIN RoBnER.
,ssss 40 LAM

tsse& ana Jailed.
Since the robbery OF the express ear
on the Central road several weeks
since at Allen station, there has been
a great many wild arrests made, ali OF
which, ssvo thst of Tom Spot s~ood,
have surned out TO be nothing, tue par
iie- havi been taken on mera saspi-
ciop, ussvd upon reckless reasoning
Moadsy morning. however, the dep.
uty sheriff of Dentos county arrived
In the city over the Dallas and Wiehi.
Ia railroad. having in charge q man
named Charles ID. Hewitt, whom he
charges with being one of the gang
that committed the Allen station rob-
berry. From the quiet manner IN which
this officer Is said to have worked his
mau up, IL appears that there Il some
thing In the arrest. Hewitt IL near
neighbor and al intimate friend of
Spotswood, the leader, who 10 In Jail ut
Mckinney. They were together q
great deal and especially just prior to
the Allen robbery. Sunday, having
gained sufficient information concern
ing the matter, to warrant him In
making his arrest, the sofficer went
TO his house where he effected his cap
ure. The reporter called upon the
officer, but he refused 10 give
any more than the visible. facts say
ing that he bad good reasons for not
stating anything further. Going to
the Jail where Hewitt was confined,
the reporter made himself known to
that person, who stated that the arrest
IL v as some time afterwards before he
had any idea of what he was charged
with, the offioer refusing 10 tell him
The reporter asked him If he was &C.
quainted with Spotswood, WheL he
answered, Yes, we live only four
N les apart aud are GOOD friebds.u
Didn't know that Spotswo God hsd any
thing to do with the robbery, and AS
20 himself he could prove that on the
night of the robbery he Was at home,
and that he knew nothing of the roo
berry further than what he has hes rd
He stated that the report that he had
made u confession since his capture,
is all bOsh, as he knew nothing TO
confess. He Is a good sized, muscular
cooking man With a determ ned ex
preston, aud judging from his appear
snce. has the nerve 10 go through
with anything that he wen d take a
notion To handle. Other arrests are
spoken Of IA being probable within
the next few days, and it Is possible
that the entire gang may yet be
bagged
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DOMESTIC TNFELICTTY.
As Usual 10th Parties W

As L susi Both Parties Want the CHILD
Monday morning a man named
Dol. Cameron, who lives out on Noun
tain creek, came into the city and
swore oat a W srrsnt for the arrest of
one Robert Perry, whom he charged
with sssaultIng him with intent 10
kill. Deputy Sheriff Rice went after
Perry, whom he arrested and lodged
10 Jail. In July, 1876, Dol. Cameron
was sentenced to the penitenfiary for
cattle stealing, but was shortly after.
wards pardoned out. When he return.
ed home his wife refused to live with
or to have anything further TO do with
him, taking n little girl that had been
born to them and moving To her moth.
er's. Sunday evening, while riding by
her mothers Cameron saw the child sit
ting on the yard fence, when ne rode up
and took her on the horse and rode
of. His wife, who saw it. notified her
young brother and Perry, who was
staying at the house, and AZ sed them
W 81 bot ect tbc " 1tCn lneS
did. Cameron states that an assault
was made upon him, aud that Perry
drew q pistol, threatening to shoot
him. Perry states that when he
mounted his horse to go in quest of the
child that Csmeron's wife handed him
q pistol, which he took along with
him, and is Of the opiuion that be
might have drawn it on Cameron to
brighten him into submission, but
hardly thinks he did. What the oc-
casion of the arrangement between
Cameron aud his wife is is 10. known.
Prior to his sentence to the penitentia-
ry they appeared TO live happily to-
getber, but since that time she has
refused to recognize or treat him az
her husband.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-30

A Vermont newspaper is responsible
for-the following story: IA circum-
stance that savors more of spirifualism
than anything the Eddys ever did is
vouched for In South Woodstock. About
three years ago F. B. Fletcher moved
to the place from Mystic, Connecticut,
and severat evenings after, when his
friends gave him Q house.warming, q
email eight-day clock, which stood on
the psrlor mantle, anwouud and with
out . pendulum, struck a number of
tunes and continued running . couple
Of days. After silence OF two years,
and while 10 its previous condition,
the clock showed life sgain during
another party. This performances iia>
been repeated at third party wiihiii
. few days, and the clock ran exactly
twenty four hours, every effort to stop
1t proving - useless ~ the attempt t.
make 1t run since then.r
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-30
IN THE Tolls
e.dsinE Ab"rttont-t Arrested In
mrhtnoep fsr - Grtme sommt tied
Near eeyeus I've Neur. aua

D"siEiaE Abertiest-t Arrested Q.
Mckinney fsr - Cr,me COMMITTED
Near >eyen. tive Years Age.
thursday night Sheriff Moon re-
eelyed a dispatch from the sheriff OF |
Collin county, stating that he had ar
rested ngu who gave his name ~ |
Dr. J. &. Wslworth on suspicion Of !
being one Of the robbers OF the train AT |
hatchius a few nights since, aud 10.
qllring II he knew anything about
him. The sheriff did know a GOOD deal
Shout him, ADD what was more wanted
him, having been on the lookout for
h'm t1r some time past, sheriff Moon
immediately telegraphed the sheriff
u hold him, as he wanted him, and
that he would be up on the nine o'clock
train, tut the sheriff. failing to get the
telegram, released Walw orth, being
sH'sded that he was not one of the
Tain robbers, ~ he had first been Lea,
10 believe. Sheriff Moon, "a hts ar
rival 10 Mckinney, being made aware
" Naiworth's release. began 20 hunt
'oF hin over the town, and 10 a shorr
While had his mau in tow, aud Fri.
day morning lodged hin In Jail
When arrested Walwurth asked him
What was the charge against him,
when the sheriff told him that II wn-
on IA indictment found by the Ia
grand Jury at lie tirst sitting, In which
DE- was charged with having PRODUCED
an abortion some two years since ON a
young woman nsmet Nora Stone, III.
daughter of DIR. Stone, who lives near
Hltohins, Ia this county. From
Tue testimony Of witnesses It seems
thstsiter tue girl became enciente she
Visited the family OF q gentleman iiv
ins hegr Scyene, where the abort on
Is alleged TO have been produced by
WAiwOfth. Who the father OF tb.
child IL has not been made known. IL
l. said the child was buried near the
place where the abortion vas perform.
vi, AZ that time Waiworth was mar.
t'ed, but has since separated from hi.
wife. lie stuutiy denies the charge,
and says that the entire matter il but
The persecution OF his enemies He
says tna; be attended the girl while she
Na' sick, aud prescribed medi Ines for
Der, but for chilIs only, aud for no such
purpose a. he Is charged with. Ia
sppeafance he is atout thirty. live
Years ola age. During the first sitting
o. The last grand jury be suddenly dis
apeaIed, aud It wA- stated by his friends
that he had gone To Mexico, and al.
ta"ugh diligent search was made for
MN he could not be found, and the re-.
port circulated by his friends was be-
hesed up to the time OF his arrest
s'Aee tina, time the girl has married
snd Is now living In Louisiana. 1.-THE
ohArses are true, he Is guilty ofa most
htOeious crime, yet II not, he is a..
ssf~'iiy Greatly wronged and much
abused nsn.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-30
A SAD DISAPPOINTMENT,
the Trial Of "Chie.go Bas'' and His
Partner

The Trial Of "Cbfengo mob" and His
Partner
Saturday morning, In the district
court, the case OF the state of Texas vs.
Charles Blue aud Bob willerson sliss
Chicago Bob" charged with having
robbed y man named Copior, some
time since, an account of which wss
published In THE HERALD at that time.
COPPER, who had just arrived In the
state, WAS at the Union depot when the
two and another party engaged him In
conversation, In which tufialo were
men,i ned. Bob told the man tina, a
car load Of live ones we're standing a
piece down the Central track, and he
proposed that Gopher, who had never
seen buffalo, should go down and see
them. When they arrived at the
place they showed him car OF hogs,
and treated the matter Joke. BY
some means COPPER WAS induced To
show his money, one hundred and fifty
dollars In all, when the third party.
n.
suatched the money and ran
followed by his two confederates.
Chicago Bob and Charles Blue
were that day Subsequently cap
tured, but the other man who got
the money made good his escape. Just
before the trial yesterday, their attor.
ney's advised them to plead guilty to
the cl,&Fge, but they firmly refused and
Insisted with all The frryor Of outraged
eitizens, who had been wfonpfully
held In durance vile; that they he
tried then and there for the crime.
with which they stood charged. On
looking over the Indictment however,
the prosecuting attorney discovered
that there had been an error commit
ted In drawing It, and he dismissed II.
For few minutes the accused were
eiated, and for the time being were
free meu, but IL was Of short durA-
ton, for before they could fully re-
ALIKE the fact that the indi,tment had
been dismisssd, IN afIidavit was sworn
out by the prosecuting attorney, bind
ing them over until the next term Of
the court The night previous to their
trial, they attempted 10 effect their ss-
cape By trying 10 cut through the wall
ofthe jail, but had hardly bseun work
before they were discovered By the
guards. whom they wers placed In the
iron cage for ssfss keeping. Bob, Who
= known al ovss the state. haSfathsu
: crooked record, Whale ~ y noted ID
biz shsswanesA
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scared 70 D-..n By an App.r,.,...

Jefferson City Journal: A peculiar
and tragic event occurred on King river,
eight miles this side of Berryville,
Barry county, q few days ago. A
young man by the name of Vance was
sitting up with \ sick friend on TuesN
day night, the 18th instant, and started
home some time after midnight; and
he bad to go by . graveyard on his
way home. When he got opposite the
graveyard, what appeared to be tao
men arose therein aud exclaimed,
There he Is now, let US take him pi
Young Vance put squire to his horse
and fed for home as fast a. fear anu
his horse could take him. When he
GOO there he went to he'd with his
brother, telling him what had occurred.
but he appeared to be restless and ub.
able 10 sleep, and just before day took
spssm or CONFUSION and continued
In that condition until Saturday morn
ting following, when he died.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-30
STATE OF TEXAS.

1t gives to the Passenger a view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district sno
great grazing grounds of the West
.t passenger and freight trains are sur.
passed by none Ia the state. Pullman,
Palace Drawing Room and sleeping Can
leave 81, Louis daily via the NJ, & a T. Rh
at $40; Hannibal at lo:ss ~ IN :. ana Sesiaify
Al tsi5 p. IN, running through To Denison
ton without change. Connection IL also NJ nd.
way Tor the above named points.
The connections OF this Road with the M
n. q L. 1T Deni~on for ~. Louis, Hannibal
Chicago, Fort scott, Kansas Ciis and al
points North and East; with the Texas a Pa
enc at sherman for at. Louis, Cairo, Mem
phis, and all points East and Southeast, and
Antonio, the c., Ii. a III. Tor Galveston. the
Texas q New Drieaps Railway tor Beaumont
orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory steam
snl Tor AL points Oh the Gull and Atlantic
coasts and the Liverpool & Texas ssteamshif
Line TO Liverpool, Havre snd other Eurc-
Pean cities ere perfect, while IT, freedom
rom Gust and heat on account Of the natun
OF the soil and the open prairie country owe
which u passes, with its cooling SEA breeze.
Pheasant scenery OF broad prairies, beautiful
groves, Wet cultivated fields Of cotton, corn
small grain, and fruits. render IL especially
desirable and advantageous TO travellers arc
shipper In Preference To others.
~. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
Al I'D p. m. Houston al i.0J p. m :. Hearne
a 1850 p. m, Dallas SIS .. IN. and Denison
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