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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-05-31

Goysguo- f.enont is extremely en-
.husias.ir ,pacerniug his territory of
Ari2on5 r.. a.ks of its wonderful
m.nera wealth, is rich soil, its timber,
iis esa.'est ra2ng regions, and Its
de,,chau. climate, with great pride
He tli.k5 hat Tucson is to become
the grea, -a.lway station for business
between his country aud Mexico.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-05-31

THE Gazette Of Austin turns out a
challenge on the veto. 1t says the
Bonham News lately had extracts
from twenty five papers opposed to the
governors veto, which with the News,
makes tweuty-six. Ii further says /:
"an extended list would show that
nearly every paper il the state disap-
proves of the seton of the governor. "
Now suppose every paper speaks out
in meeting, and wo'il zee who hs. the
majority.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-05-31
Debt of Ignorance and Crimc.

Senator Houston says be il open to
conviction. bat as be now views the
subject. Governor Roberts made a
great mistake IN his veto. that his
view i that it Is better for Texas to
have 4 pecuniary deb; Of a moderate
size than daily ACCOMPLISHING debt cf
ignorlnce aud crime.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-05-31

L Ti.icn shall redeem New York to
the d mocracy next fall, and command
the vote of his State in the convention
wit ltning like unanimity, his re-
nom ~ will be as certain as any
inrr. he future, and Hendricks
vii mpclled TO accept the second
pla. / New York shall be
los, u.Nr. Tilden will not be
in an O. . $50 - says the Phil
adeIpnla inr~.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-05-31

THE extra session can only continue
thirty days as that is the constitution
nj limit, But the Governor has pre-
scented thirty !, ''erent subjects of leg
islation, or one for each day. Some
body is going to be left either the sub
iects or the Governor Dallas Com.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-05-31
nHOCLAMATlON BY THE GOV.
ERNOH OF TEXAS.-Whereas joint

nROCLAMATlON BY The GOV
ERNOh OF TEXAS.-whereasa joint
resolution wa. passed by the 18th Legislature anG
approved Aprii 26th, 1879, requiring . general
election to be held throughout the State OF Texas
for the adoption or rejection Of an amendment to
the Constitution Of the State OF Texas, az mere
matter set forth:
Now. therefore, I, DRAM N. RosERrs, Governor
Of the State Of Texas. do order that an sieomoh
be held throughout the Slate OF Texas, 10 pc con,
Quoted in the manner prescribed by the genera
laws of the State and said resolution, On Ihh
FIRST TUESDAY IN SEPTEMBER, A. d. 1879
for the adoption or rejection OF the following pro
posed amendment to the Constitution OF the state
Of Texas, to-wit:
"Joint RESOLUTION amending article eight (s) OF
The Constitution Of the State Of 7eeos, 6y 3D.
ding q new section to be Section IL.
SECTION l, Be it enacted by the Legislature OF
the State Of Texas, That article eight (S) OF the
Constitution OF the State of Texas be amended oy
adding new section, to be styled Section III, 70
read ss follows: .section 10. Farm products IN
the hands Of the producer, and family suPphes
for home aud farm use, are exempt from all lax
alton until otherwise directed by two-thirds vote
OF all the members cleo! to both houses OF the
Legislature"
Those voting for the amendment. will write or
print on their ballots the words For the amend.
will write o print on their ballots the words
against the amendment"
The election officers Of each election precinct
will immed ately after the election make out du
plicate returns showing in each the humber o,
votes cast for the amendment and the number cast
against the smendment and transmit then, to the
county Judge, who will the tenth day thereafter
count said returns, and prepare and transmit IN
sealed package to the Secretary of State a tabu-
lated statement showing the total number OF votes
in the county for and against the amendment
In testimony whereof, hereunto sign my
name and cause the seal of state to be
Isl affixed, at the city OF Austin, this Path
day Of May, A. D. 1873.
ORAN N. ROBERTS, Govsrnor.
By the Governor.
JOHN D. TEMPLEroN, Secretary of State.
May 3l-4w
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-05-31

WHY will you suffer with shaking
chill or a burning lever? Two doses OF
Cuban Tonic, the Great West lndhs te-
yer and Ague Remedy, will stop chill,
while one bottle will break them up Tor
wears: Try it at kaynolds d Daniels.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-05-31

The Le Islature meets on the 10Th
Of June. nj either that body OF tire
Governor will have 60 back square
down Watch shall il be2 The Leg
i-i,iur, caunui r,cede from it, posi-
ton X.rauui violating plain grovis
ion ct ;',c rlr,i. .u'.li. making Il The
imp.r ~ 4 ii tp1t hriv to pro
vide - I.,u-1ls lot iae mamie
nance . lilau. -y>,sn y. tree
school. -. - ... irirGBc.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-05-31
a "a Es -.

To al, who are suffering ION the errors sIu ds.
e,se' ,o.. =, manhood, &c, l will send receipt
s ss,; ,oi cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This
sT I remedy was discovered by missionary 10
s sou,b smeries. Send a sslf.addre.ed envelope
TO ne k ns,'. 'o'A'" - janis iy
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-05-31

In a letter to the governor, DR.. Bur.
Lesson says that the pledges made by
the democratic party in regard to free
schools have never been redeemed. If
DIR. B. can have his way they never
will be,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-05-31

Go to Reynolds Il Daniels for Cuban
/, hill Tonic, the great West Indies Fever
and Ague Remedy, great remedy from
Cuba, guaranteed to cure cbllls and levers.
billousness and Liver Complaint every
time. Il is the finest medicine in the
world. Everybody should try it.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-05-31

THE Galveston News is sill inquir-
ing after the right kind of education.
In the meantime thousands Of prom
ising children are growing up into ig-
porant men and women.-[ Dallas Com
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-05-31

pARkrR's Santonine Worm Lozengee,
the best, purest and safest worm medicine
in the world, at Reynolds u Daniels
Buy none but Parker's Lozenges.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-05-31

IT is evident that the friends OF free
schools are not going to give up tho
fght. Go in toys.-[ Dallas Com.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-05-31

CUpAN CHILL Tonic, the great West In,
dies Fever and Ague Remedy, New ana
treat Medicine for Chills Fevers, BILIOUS
ness and Liver Complaint, at Kaynolds q
Daniel's,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-05-31

WV. LLOYD GARRISON, tho veteran
abolitionist died May 24ih. He
was IS years old.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-05-31
wulCH CHEAPEsT

A package of DUKES Durham. con- con,
tanning twenty pipe.iulls Of the best
smoking tobacco made. or one common
CIGAR? Each costs ten cents.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-05-31

THE case of James Currie, the Mar.
shall murderer has been set tor trial
on tho 23d day Of June.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-06
Receipts tsy Railroads.
----
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.

NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
November d. &dl balea cotton Louis Ranger Eco
G3 Gardner 4 Copp 10 II g. Y I,oor H. ,Ino King
k0u- 80 Walden HAWKING & Roberta 80 Ghaho Ham
ilton Powell 80 Bead cH w cod eco ~ TO Allen
West lsueh W. Sims i'il'npa Sco@-i Il y A,,'y
% "a ,Ino II Hards SEQ aundry mdae ! & Mortis
-lr John Frank Aco@a PIX ps meat Thernor& F9'k
200 k.gs ~ i skM1man hbIA whisky Il pef-
bes 40 ~ - md4e Joht, u Moore . 90 80 hhs oil TO
z \ q Green kcn-Gu 4" w + Gony erse jr eco
j q CLARK 30 Alhige@ no hnxea r"np O A French
sunhrv mdse Il West d" NJ W Smiths d" II Hal
lrr-,ln oilry Btna-dp 81. Hoyd coal a g
Dannrr < - TO nhH lime : Janisnn III hdls hides
Wm Mshls ~ bar IRON St,utler. Macroady Ao"~
81 hhs Hnur $ n ltndd 49, aaoks oilcak"tn III II
sNei 40 bhls I'm" Snodgfnsa ~ oars lnmh"r NJ
I C. Il boxes candies & 4 Frenof ies Pkgs tobao
90 G A Whitney &co-af pkga butter e II Lawrence
&oo~af pkga tobacco J X Kent Sco II do w Van
Bent h,lyaen laundry mhAe Flaahpuer a 3oekn
vi pkSs mdae j Nelson aso-}0 hoxsa egga Miller
Mevar9-a bills whisky l. Lyanaio % y s"hwariz
~ ok ~ rapo Rice. Born $50 % pkgs butter IRber
hirt a. Bohar-.2O do Smith Bros SEQ -anndriea TO
icr-Total 40 bales cotton 4a4 sacks oilcako
MOKGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS Rail-
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP 90.
rovetuher 49, hhds sugar IL bhla moasaea t.
& Pascal & oo@@a do hide sugar Jos havid-li ho
Richard Ni1likrn4-T w w Swtin 90 u 'ahnaon@i4
l..s.ssic, tnnd.r 10 Lattice Duftho &c" a do y
hbls moasHrs Bash Lev"ft--i do Lanan1 d sons
~ John ralG1r " u Y Scvlnl2 do ~ hhda snsar
Meyer WEI }rdo Allen. NuEent &oo-27 Iub"rber
4 Bct.r ~ ! Lannux II do IS bbIs moaSsns ko-
sort Hare "a Cispp frns &co-22 TX "a lIM~2a do
Goneer kry bales ntton j w Burhrdse ano
: ~ 4 W Sentell &ao-e ~ N Mput"n--1 u Laoaa
ss~snea Lehman. Abraham &rt--l to Jno Chat'e &
Sons + \ d"nes - pig hides sacks wool TO
RySoski 4 Mailade-i bba gccsnH l. Surlo &a"-6
Sasis green hides MI ~ L2s l,ay,d - 10 sacks OF
roufl, rice b Iohaser 3 w = uFrrmann-25 do hf
bales moss ] Nj Walsh-i sacks cotton 3 pkgs
J Rlh9let-i2 ibis oranges Eohcrs Hare . pkgs eggs
l. TerFabonne--- aackH fough rico 60 + + Sevln-4o
bates moss $ Hermann 30 Lacaste & ChafsatgDac
> do N Luaue-f7 head cattle Pascal Servat-35 DO
Aycaok Mitchell Geo IS A Ianier -sundriss to
order-Fafa Il bales cotton sacks cotton - hhds
sugar a0s bbls molaases i5s sacks rough rice
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD.
November 5=@134 loads. as tallows--356 bales
cotton Eickham Moore--440 do To order-2Si Glea
son, Nay Il lFondht--2.6 Chatfe, Hamilton & Powell
POP Richardson 4 May 100 Stewart Bros &oo-tlb
Lehman Abraham & ao-e4 Walden Hawkins hob
erts-so Meyer Weis &oo-7s Allen Nnsent &oc-75
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sTEAMHDATS.
sT. IshHts as ~.
HT. LOUIA AND NEW OHLiEANa
ANCHOR LINE.

Hor HI. Louis md MI way lnndinRa
lUiltE r1+,..4,a.. -Hhinkln mnRtaf
i.nnvoa SATURDAY. NoveuI,Sr /. ut & l.. IA
GOLDEN CITY IlegIor mnHtnr
ionv"e WEDNESDAY, November H. NJ I, m
N~gs " THROUGH AND EXCUHHlDh
kaEsFAAt MI Ick"tn FOR nnln to all points North
1Sassse@aae IJngt md Wne
Tho hohH OF this limo pny nnttlcu NIL ntton
to MI WAY and E'antntien hGan"la
J. II. WODDH. Gonnrnl Agent.
tnt Common attoof
KOlFNTI LINE,
wi. LOUIS AND NEW OItI,lthNB rACK EP
I.enveR SATURDAY Novnmbn ~ NJ IT, M
IT. FOR M. LOUIS. CAIRO MEM
.ks!lz a.s..ss..sk IT, nhia nuh tho Bonds Tho I'm"
~ 81 W REMuOw ~...@S
?. NJ EiHlg mnai"r, W q Kimber clo,k.
For furl,or information IMPLY 10
q. J.. BRENNAN Agent
nos no GtnvIor street.
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LNWER COAsT.

Leaves every TUESDAY aud THURBDAY at II
a. II. and SATURDAY at 2. p. m.
Yxgss n. FOB ORANGE FARM pOTNTE
1920 ala Hache Greenwood Plantation
EssssesEsARs Terre aux Beeuf and al piautatior
landings. The new. fine and fast steamer
EMMA IRVINE,
J, A. Ruiz master
E. M. Yallette and NJ NJ. Barrels CLERKS,
Leaves ag above regularly. returning 70 the e!ty
early In the evening on alternate days: 70.
freiRhto passage apply ON board. head Of DON
Il street. auu
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-06
HARRISON LIN ~.
lisas S Tho steamship
HISTORIAN

@.@#5 .=a.=@.@.@= Inng, commander.
will nniI on or nhont October st. 1879 from hnx
wharf foot OF Jnckaon t+Iunre.
VIII recaiVa cotton and aiRn through bills Of
indna for tho Continent. bstWasD finyra and
Grynstndt,
These etenmehips. being OF light draft, WsA
droAs tho hnr Of tho Mlesiselopi Mt all times
without detsnt!on.
For freight apply to
LUCAS r.. MOORE,
is2pl ~ IpG Hrat Tor a'reft up stairs,
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sHEENyEIE, yseK-uune AepnENns

GWEENSIEEE, SHR~HVHa- AND HENIbH
hEutLhh hi'1Nl,Af IN5hIl Fo1t GREEN
WILLIE NtGh ~. K.t NhD BENDS.
IeaVet ~, t,fth - ,,t M'1N,a I nj =, ~.
I~Ts ~ IVY nhfl1N Y LIN, sl'kSBURd
dssasssss.s4s. III 49,, ' o'H''S no p'oaE"
HsgFaNN pAWa,nyIn
A Mcyuv mns,ar W NJ tfnipnn clo,l
iii ia.vn nj nbpve ronn"attng ~ V,ni',,r,,
viii PaTiaot,s Inn for n noi,t, an
TnIIahntchin rivN,a Fer rnig a., n,,, "',,'
n,,,Iy ~ h1nrd nr.tn4 - A'f'S"A''
''t. II Il WNYNI. EnOGK EFT & ttARrEp
II i WORK IL w ADsM9 -
THROUGH lille of lqsii,r atenad tn Trcntnn
80, mi TexnE HaiIanI Yin Daltn II ''"' 80
W r. IltOf;KtTir noet
1tN,r,,.,,# .,.,.,,,,z,
Loavnt e"nry TUESDAY. nj n p m.
IT. - FOR VlGkhBHitG. NATCHEI
kGsss VII Davis = Eend and intermediates lhna-
@4A~~' ihgs- li,Nstnntner
HsbERt u. LEE,
navrs ~ nhoye connecting nj vich4huig with
ariF" ,n i@ H. ,i te y hn ,n i"@2o Sun.
HoW't' nN, u - INniL '.5,5.'l'1' ilN
!, W Whys = ~ '. - llae".
aEt r iiITE ~, ttrn,Sin, 8
WIN 1.-Two 'hrnurb MA nf Io ,i's'. =,
h'sm - t.,'s = n,nR % ilahloi
Mon e r. ~, nf,aa on s1nksnfR Shr"v'-
b"it "'s'' ''>'eS = In vi. .S,pr, ~
~ - n NJ ), :, A. y. ,,ot
H,otcrdnIna secured bJs nn,,ivi, -, e. " ''.'''
nn,o ~ s. f,h ,a,S ie nE t,,o,,,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-06
UPPER COAST.
1879 FAN * winter Arrangement lssn


ls5D FAN * Winter Arrangement 1850
TRi- WE FKIY UPPER COAST PACKETS To
BAYOU aoULA AND BEN 'TuKEAID,
IT. = THE FINE AND FAST PAHBEN-
= Fef A'" w".srru
J. A. Cotnstock mnat"r, Goo, NJ. woods clerk
Louyes EVERY MONDAY and WEDNESDAY,
nj 70 u. II, nnd FRIDAY nt !, u. IN. tor EAyon
GonIn. rmutnlng down Tia" coast on alternate
days.
VI" fin" H'9"mor ur,,U
,4SSi IS p. ~ ]
iug laYdi gs IN daylight.
For freight OF pn4snennpply on bonrd. or to
s iiENO % Cont street.
clerk WI rs found daily ut tho head pf
Einnvilla street q recoiyo freight for Other Of
tho above bouts oc2Gif
ON THE WAVE
NEW ORLEANS AND BONNET CAHRE
CHURCH DAILY PACKET.
LEAN Els DAILY FriiHy "xcnptadJ ut 10 H. m.
and SAT b. m.
IT. FOR EONNkT CARRIE CHURCH,
$50. ssht VI IahnyIlle. Kenn@rvlle and all inter
mediate plantation landings The
ana aid'-wh civ Hss OF as ..4."',
]. f. Brou master Arthur + Freret clork.
VIII leave % above. For freight or nA1sapa
Gpply on board or.to ID. r. PERRET.
No. II Dela street, up ptuIrp.
head If Cont RCreet receiving freight. or22 II
NEW ORLEANS AND UPPER COAST TRI-
WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY. 1T II am,
fr-Es q, FOR LONG VIEW REACH A.
hsHYgssgssM far as We|hum'H 81. Jamsa, New Va
1MTMssSN~ oherie fgud. Bonnet Carrs. Hmm
willie. Kennvrytlie and ell WY landlogs-Ihe
steamer
CLARA s.,
In place of the EvaD
Ohs. DDbouctlt,i muster. s. TOna CLERK.
will leave az above. returning down the coast
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday In daYiE ht.
For freight or pnssnve nnf,iv on board or to
w. T. GOIEhUX. 20 Cont street
cerk always on the evea to recet-e freight.
foot Of Cont atrret Oc24 Il
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,aHsA A..

~. n ~.
MoHHAN'B LOUIRrANA and TEXAS RAIL
ROAD AND ArEAhISlIiF COMPANY
PAHHENG FH ROUTE FOR GAIN E5T1N AND
if0IIRTON
Inapougere nlsn Inilrnaa Fnrryloat foot Of
81 Ann street nj & q. m, r"nnling Morgan CITY
nj ~ IN. there connecting wit h atNnnnrs nlying
from Motgun City. In connection with MorgnnR
Louisiana ind Tesaa lI.lt"ad.
TAT nnd HATliIsDhY. ,rnnocliug at fialvoa-
ion with at ntners for lndinnoIn.
Through BILLS hiding signni to NIL points
On thn Houston ana Tasna Central and q III,
mud s. A. u. H.. Int md Gront Northern RnI
ron'|. Mnd New orlennHnnd l'"SM Kair"nd.
tnn Anton 10 fratElIta fG"ei vTl and Fpf,gnr,in1
vim Clinton and Gal. II, md Nan Antonio Roll
rpnd.
FroIghtg for Honzalns. IInlle'tRvillo Rancho.
Of received y!n Clinton or C,lnro
~ FT9. ron HNhzoHHAhTIhGO VIA GAL
= : 800 q. weston The Iron etnnmor
Novomb", {. ut a. n.
91LEEn. roHc"Hrus o"H1*r'
Fr"iene rocelv"d for above p"ni raphlppah
~ inlinnoln by R@lioonnts aud through htllsof
hiding signed
High erngo to Corpus Nhtieti md Brn1oa If
| M, nj isl. md exp"ne" OF eoneien""H.
h gtI tn" ff NJ 5" alx" r%nn rr"1Y"1 ="
hniI' oaA, foot Of Lof"y'te atro"t. daily uutil
E 7. m.
1trkGtE ana fththrp"mS @@rHrHh llnfi u IN.
| II; ngans office OF 1T tho forty lnudiug on
morning If Departures.
| Through tirkntR viii halasund from this office
| ioiha prinrlunl points on tbs Houston. ToypH
| noutral IMIlrnnd. on tho Int",natlopal md
| Nfont Northotn kpiItond. Texas and I'n"ino
G. A, WHITNEY Il 90. Manngera
| oeltf CORNER MaEnzlu".und NntehrI ua.
| HA1OU SARA.
REGULAR SEMI WEEKLY BAYOU RAHA
AND COAST PACKET,
| UNITED STATES MAIL.
Lenvo# eyory WEDNESDAY and BATUisDAY
nr. b, Fon EAY6U aARA, WATERLOO
H ISn%'" Eia,u r" ans 1.y R ",
Inga Tho fast and aplenid paassnaer stearne
JRHN w EANNON.
1 john q. hihnno. mnRor, J. II. Mosaop. clerk
| Clinton ind Wnohvllo frNEhta shipped Wed
noRdny rohehos thoir destination Friday OVEN
Clinton and Woodville freIghia ahipped Hatur
dny renrh"a their destination Monday ovanina
FOR freight or pn .,,E, nppy on bonrd or to
B bklTr 4 Err Fl ns'g w. a H q.
LORD Il MopEAKE. l22 uravier st.
auap o q. WAYNE, 80 aravior st
BAYOU SARA BEMl- w EEKLY UNITEi
STATES MAIL PACKET.
-HTh - FOR BAYOU SARA. WATERLOO
B 1' B"n f% onaa Plaanom m2n'a an1
EDWARn ,. CAV.
J. J. Brown. mutor T. y. atrert ol1rn.
stunning n.y. very WEpnER Wi md s IL
- : ~ !. Il. dhHffn 80 magazine st.
iysl JOHN JANNFY. 1os Common at
RATION ROUSE.
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iM " ~ sfasHs-

JOHN A sEsDDER,
A. j. fattor mne@r H. A. WHIST clerk
LEhNThG EVERY
For freight Ut unsagra Apply on board or to
- ". WOODS. Agent
lea Common street.
Through bills lnding inuet ia Elmo Bun nna
Rinti@na on III" Little lt"rlt Msslnflppt tIvoT
nnd ToynH Railway, via hrltnpolia Ark, nnd 10
Iiiln Rock and RinInns ON tho Mn,nphi md
iittl. Rock Railroad. via Unpnftnl Ark
IlsOGk ETH \ GARTER
oe'o ff ~ Magazine ntraat
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS PACK E,T
LINE
.ss!! go .sa hon1n"ra @.-=5@
HENRY FRANK .@...
j, u. Hicks. muster. AIT Gtsseorn. rlaIlt
And
sHsAs y. GHPIfEEAg,
w. II. Ih@rWaEhu mMaf"r,
q. MIItonh0rror eork
LEAVING EVERY WEDNESDAY,
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BATON HNNGE-
REGULAR COAST AND BATON ROUGE
AFMI- WEEKLY PACKET
LenvNe EVERY MONDAY. nj u. m. and FRI
DAY n 10 u. m
r- FOR BATON ROUGE. PLAQUE
.ah - a mino, Bayou Gouln. Donnldannvltle,
and MI Coast lnndinRf Tho how
pnReaHgSr steamer
ST. JOHN,
J +. McEroy mnafnr.
will l"nvn abnvn returning down tho Gonpt
EVERY SUNDAY md WEDNESDAY. For
freight or pnssng" npplY on bontd ~ 10
Il o. MEI.hNCON
nos TT ~ Ii"nviiln HtInet.
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MARINE, NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANH DEMOCRAT. /
NovnuhGr H. lhIa
eTenFed Yesterday.

III Rtnnmahir Il. II frnaehan, lIey, ~ ljvatponl
10y Y Bailey
u, ntopmphip Wbnntted Minute, ~ t,t~atr
-.------- HmIalnl 4 ~
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STEAMER cuam. u. emo,lrEAxI

STEAMER GHa~. II. GMOUTEAU,
l.enyeA FRIDAY Nov. y nj + pm
The Rhovo boats TAX" freight for MI landings
on tho MiaHiasippi Whit" and Arknnnn4 rvnrp
Will align through bills hiding 10 M"urnonnd al
points "a tho e. $. aud 1cyaA Itailtnnd ut aurrie
rntnls othnI boats.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-06

WeTetpta at the Now HM1iM-
Pearl River Per aGhr NiotoIn 40 COO feet lumh
To order
BiloSi For largo Shamrock 1900 bbIa charcoal
order
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-06

Ocean SptinEs For anhr Ant R"thauah 1900 hil
Chafroai 10 order
lIilox Fer Hchr Back I;ay 200 bills charcoal
order
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-01-04
Mission Valley Nurseries
AT MISSION VALLEY, VICTORIA COUNTY,
TEXAS.
G., ON DERDONK, Prop'r.

We have studied closely the various questions
relating TO fruit culture in Western Texas during
tho twenty seven years Of experience and obser-
walton, upon our own ground. We have thus en-
abled ourselves to present to the public list Of
fruits better adapted to our climate than can be
offered by any other establishment.
Our pears cannot be excsllcd anywhere. Any
one who has good clay sub-soil and good drain
age need not hunt better pear country than this.
Our plums and grapes are Of the only classes
that have been found successful here.
Our acclimatedllst of peaches Is grated, with a
single exception, from new varieties originated
from seed in Western Texas. We do not claim
that our peaches are better than every other, but
we do claim that our trees are proved as hardy
and productive as any scrub Seeding, while the
qualities are not inferior to the old lists
We propose to introduce our fruits into the San
Marcos neighborhooa. wherever you can raise
scrub seedlings our trees will do equally well.
This question Of combining hardness, productive
ness and quality is our leading feature.
We can supply good assortment OF ornamental
trees and plants.
Everybody is invited to come and see our orch
ards, vineyards, nurseries and ornamental
grounds.
Our new abridged catalogue furnished free on
application. We refer to Rev. John Gillett OF San
Marcos, for evidence Of our reliability.
We have no travelling tree ped,,lers.
B. W. Breeding is our resident agent at San
Marcos
For further information applyto
G. oNDERDoNK,
Mission Valley, Victoria Co., Texas.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-01-04

The English army which has in
vaded Afghanistau has thus far met
with little resistance. There was but
one large navy force discovered, which
gave the advancing army fight, aud
since then the Indian troops have
marched on into the heart of the hos
tile country. 1t seems that the Amer
is not 50 determined as he was at the
outset, and the indications are that he
will make favorable terms with the
English as soon as circumstances will
permit.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-01-04
Dec. lI-.3w
TRE STATE OF TEX

To CHE SHERIFF OR ANY CONSTABLE OF
HAYS oUNTY-GREETING
Whereas oath has this day been made
before me by Charles II. Brig that f.
E. johnson is tran lent person so that
the ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon him, you a c hereby com
manded that you, by making publication
OF this writ In some newspaper printed in
Hays county, if there be one, but if there
be no newspaper printed in said county,
then by publication in some newspaper
printed in the nearest county where there
is one. for three successive weeks before
the return day hereof summon the said
T. Z. JOHNSON to be and appear before me
at regula term Of the Justices Court
for Precinct No. l, IN said county of Rys,
held at my Office in the town of San Mar
cos, IN the county aforesaid, on the 9TH
day of February, 1879, TO answer the
complaint of the sad Charles II. Briggs
for the sum OF one hundred aud fourteen
dollars and filty-fve cents due upon q
prOmisSory note executed by slid F. E.
johnson to SAID Charles II. B Eggs for one
hundred and fourtee dollars and ffty.ive
cents, dated on the first day of January,
A ID. 1875, and payable one day after
date with interest thereon frUm said date
at two per cent. per month.
Herein fail rot, and OF this writ make
due return as the law directs.
Given under my hand this frst day of
January. A. ID. 1873.
c. W. GR0OMS,
Justice OF the Peace, Hays County