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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15
The silver Dollars.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ga report
published shows that much tho heavi-
est demand for silver dullars has been
from the Western States, that section
taking three .fourths Of all ordered.
Treasurer Gilfillan, by advice Of Sec.
rotary Sherman. is now sending out
$4,000 circulars calling attention to
the ease with which the dollars can be
had, namely, by sending to the freasu'
~ at New York exchange on any
bank. Any man with credit of $1,000
in bank can get 1000 silver dollars de-
livered to him free of ohargs.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15
81. NICHOLAS.
Scrihner's Illustrated Magazine
FOR GIRLS AND BOYS.
ANIDEAL CulLDREN's MAGAZINE.

Messrs. Scribner b Co., In 1873, began the pub.
LEGATION OF ST. NICHOLAS, an illustrated Magazine
tor Girls and Boys, with Mrs. Mary Mapes Dodge
as editor. Five years have passed since the first
number was issued, and the magazine has won the
highest position. 1t has u monthly circulation OF
OVER $4,000 COPIES.
Il is published simultaneously in London and
New York, and the transatlantic recognition is
almost as general and hearty as the American.
Although the progress Of the magazine has been
a steady advance, IL has not reached its EDITORS
ideas OF best. because her ideal continually out
runs it, md the magazine swiftly follows after.
To-day ST. NICHOLAS stands
ALONE IN THE WORLD OF BOOKS
Tho New York Tribune has said of 1t: "sr.
NICHOLAS has reached a higher platform. and
commands for its service wider Resources in art
and letters than sny of its predecessors or con
temporares." The London Literary Ford
says: There is no magazine for the young that
can be said TO equal this choice production OF
scribners press"
GOOD THINGS FOR 1850.
The arrangements for literary and art contrbu-
tions for the new volum9-ihe sixth-aTe COM
plete, drawing from already favorite sources, as
well as from promising new ones. Mr.. Frank X.
Stockton's new serial stery for boys.
"a JOLLY FELLOWSHIP"
will run through the twelve monthly parts,-be-
first oi the vOlume,--and will be illustrated by
James 4. Kelly. The story IS one Of travel aud
adventure in Florida and the Bahamas. For the
girls, a continued tale,
"HALF \ DOZEN HOUSEKEEPERs,"
BY Katherine u. Smith, with illustrations by
Frederick Dielusn, bogus in the same number;
and a fresh serial by susau Coolidge, entitled
with rlenty Of pictures, will be
early in the volume. There will also
be a continued iAiry-tale called
sRUNPTY DUpGET's TOWER"
Written by Julian Hawthorne, and illustrated by
Alfred Fredericks. About the other familiar fea-
lures of Sr. NICHOLAS, the esitOr preserves good
7morei silence, content, perhaps, TO let her five
volumes already issued, prophecy concerning the
sixth IN respect TO short stories, pictures poems.
humor, Instructive sketches sad the lure and lore
" "Jsek-in-thc- PHlpit." the VERY Little Folks
department.. and the Letter. box" and riddle
box
Terms. e. 90 year; q cents a Sun,bsr.
Subscriptions received b the Publisher 81 Tits
Paper, ard by oil booksellers sni Po-snasisrs.
Persons wishing 90 subscribe direct with the pub
ishers .soall write nsme, Fost-oGcs County
~ State. IN foil. and send wiSh remittance IN
,Lcsk, T.. q. money order, or registered letter TO
sCEBSER 4 Co,
1s5 Broadway, reu York.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15

Four thousand miles Of railroads,
representing forty-eight different roads
with a capital of s3O0,0O0,0O0, have
during the past year been sold unde
foreclosure. The last few years have
been disastrous to railroad interests
~ to any class Of business in the Unit
ed States. The outlook of the current
year is far more hopeful and cheering.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15

"GOvER INTENT Of the peopl., by
the people, for the people" This sig.
uihcant, oft. quoted sentiment was used
by Mr.. Lincoln in his famous Grafton
at Gettysburg, and he is generally cred
red with it. But it is asserted that it
vas original with Theodore Parker,
and often wsed by him in the last de-
cade Of his life.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15

IL.FT5rD's FEHEuuGs. -Uniailing. it,
.lliblc cure for all diseases originating
u hillary arrangement, caused by the
fll,rit o! Iniasmatic countries No
Tcnlration known possesses an cradicai-
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S1rc and safe in its action, its -1elt pow
g IN uegi.lliznS mslarious iniluenceS is
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rom this remedy
+ e. RIcnAspsop, Pros'r.
Fer sac : al druggists. u. Lone.
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Gwsrches s3toss. ReyolysoETA
Ea Ifas.slsE sassrss-os-SSs- -
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TERMS. ~ co A YEAR IN ADVANCE; IS CENTS
A NUMBER.

Subscriptions received by the publisher OF this
paper. and by all booksellers and postnastsrs.
Persons wishing u subscribe direct with the pub
liskers, should write name Post.office, County,
and State, in full, and send with remittance in
check, =. @. money order, or registered letter, to
SCRIBNER 4 CO..
TAB l. 145 Broadway, New York.
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Mission Valley Nurseries
AT MISSION VALLEY. VICTORIA COUNTY,
TEXAS.
G.. 0NDERD0NK, Prop'r.

We have studied closely the various questions
relating TO fruit culture in Western Texas during
the twenty seven years Of experience and obser-
Walton, upon our own ground, We have thus en-
sbled ourselves to present 10 the public list Of
fruits better adapted to our climate than can b,
offered by any other establishment.
Orr pears cannot be sxcelled anywhere. Any
one who has good clay 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 fund successful here.
Our scclimatsdlst Of peaches is grated, with a
single exception, from new varieties originated
from seed in Western Texas. We do not clsim
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 she
qualities ere not inferior TO the old lists.
We propose to Introduce our fruits into the San
Marcos EeighboTboOd. wherever you can raise
scrub seedlings our trees will do equally well
Ihis question Of combining hardness, productive
ness and quality 10 our leading feature.
We can supply good assortment Of ornamental
trees and plants.
Everybody is invited IN ecne ard see cur orch.
are. vineyards, nurseries and ornamental
srorrts-
oar ne. abridged catalogue furnished fire.. on
hp7licauSa. We refer % Rev Iohu Gille,t Of ssn
psrcos. for s-iss3ce q car reliability.
We have 10 fraveiirg tree pedtle-s
r. W. Breeding 10 cur rssi.ea, agent at San
EErcos-
Per h-,ih,r isfora.'ion ,rPlyiO
6. oSpERpoyK,
HssiOs vs,l.y, vIeisri, Co, Te1,..
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a CA R ID.

To all who are suffering from the errors and in-
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that will care you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
Great remedy was discovered by missionary In
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DIR. {. W. BFSsoN's CELERY AND CANo-
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And II has a larger circulation In England u
auy other Anericn magazine. Every number co
iaIns about one hundred and fifty pages, and ire
dity to seveniy-hve original wood'eut iiiusu
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15
OUEEVg. lSN-l 1T,

How fast all smokers are learning that
The "nuke of Durham" Smoking To-
hacco Is the best? Ask your dealer for
II, and take no other. Feb. l5-lY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-25

Published every morning, Sunday exeepted) at .;
per annum.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-25
REV. 7. DEWITT TALMAGE.
Trial before the Brooklyn Presbytery.

BRookLIN, March ~. Rev. r. Dewitt
Talnage, pastor of the BROOKLYN Tabernacle
appeared for trial this afternoon before the
Brooklyn Presbytery. The church was fill
ed with ladies and gentlemen of the Presby-
terrain denomination.
After prayer and roll call the moderator
announced they had met to try DR. Talmagc.
Charges were then read. Rev. Mr.. Willard
appeared aS counsel for Talmage, and Rev
Arthur Crosby and Rev DIR. McCulloch as
prosecuting committee.
Talmage's answer to the charges WAS read.
denying that he was guilty in all matters al
legged az INST him.
DIR. Spear moved to quaSh the first, second
and fourth specifications for the reason that
no place or time was mentioned and argued
for some time in support of his motion,
which was finally carried.
DR.. spear then took up the specifications,
and argued each very thoroughly.
DR.. Tamagc made short speech. saving
he wa, thankful for such able counsel. but in
the name of Lord Jesus Christ whose SER
want he was, demanded an investigation upon
these specifications wherever they might
reach to.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LoNpos, March %. NJ Waddington in
formed the free trade delegates Saturday,
that government is favorable to treaties of
commerce and free trade, and would do its
utmost to solve economic questions in lib
cral and far sighted spirit.
The vote of 81 tn - in the French Cham
Der of Deputies, Saturday. in favor of Leon
Say. was quite satisfactory to him and Presi-
dent Grcvy.
In the House of Lords tonight Lord Sauls-
bury said If the treaty of Berlin was not COM
piled with and the Sultan thought the pres
encc of the British fleet in the Sea of Marmo-
ra and the Black Sea would tend to secure
compliance, the Sultan was authorized to ask
assistance from his allies, but the British
government certainly did not contemplate
any such contingency, and therefore would
have been iniudicious to retain the fleet in
the Sea of Marmora
toNsTANTINopLE, March -. There is
every reason to believe that Germany is US
ing her influence to arrange an understand
ing between the powers for settlement of the
Greek question.
LoNDo>, March a. Shocks of earthquake
occurred in northern Persia Saturday and
Sunday. Minach is much damaged and two
adjacent villages are totally destroyed. OF
HOO lnhabitants few escaped death.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-25
CONGRESSiONt Al. PRDGR ANNE.
Executive session of the senate Likely
to he Abolished.
THE FRESHEST ON YHE TLECTiON
1t rs

NEW YoGN. March ~ 1t i, stated q move
ment j, projected for the abolition OF the cN-
ccutlNr SESSION OF the senate.
EN-t ongre>> .nan Rainc, will probably sue
cccd II. Austin q, third auditor of the Treas
urN
Influential and well informed Representa-
tive> and senators OF both parties think it
probable there will he friendly settlement
of the difference ON the super, i>or> and mar
shall law. that Congress will not go into gen
cral business and will adjourn within three
weeks.
The Tribune say, the President will not
consent to ANY compromise legislation on the
appropriation bills With political raiders. af-
tccting the election laws None OF the cab-
net have counsclled any such course
The Graphc> Washington special say,
Secretary Rogers stated to-day the President
will approve the appropriation bills contain
ing the repeal OF the juror test oath, and one
prohibiting the use of the army on election
days. but will not approve the amendment of
the election laws. a. adopted by the demo-
cratic caucus committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-25
ANOTHER FRAUD.
i Savings Bank Treasurer said TO be
100000 Short.
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The announcement Of another concert to
be given this evening ut the Free Baptist
church. lv the Hughes Brothers. should fill
til" church Besides tho .in4ing of these
celebrated vocalists, they are to be assisted
bv double quartcttc from Hallowcll, in
Guiding some of the best talent from that
civ furnishing an entertainment of rare
merit Remember that the concert will take
place thus eteniHg. Ticket - cents. chill
,ircn under II years 10 cents.
At one of the Portland churches, on a re-
cent Sabbath gentleman sitting in the
choir gallery. ;ipl ING back in hi, chair was
shot through panel in the organ casing. and
landed on the top Of the great bellows.
There he had to remain quiet for = half hour
until the SERMON was concluded. without
moving. for fear of the noise the bellows
would have created.
The porgy continue, to furnish bones of
contention in the scacoa,t towns.
The engine .'Farmin ,iac' damaged in
the railroad acci lent il. Lewiston, on Thurs
lille. The other engine. the LANG was
not damaged very much, and i nav running
on the road
Special meeting of Augusta Lodge. +. x
a. NJ, this evening at j O'Clock.
The ladic, of the First Baptist .oci.ty will
give supper and entertainment in the lee
ture room of their church. on Thursday
evening Of thi- week. supper will be served
from half-pa>t five to half-pa>t seven o'clock.
Admission 10 both supper and entertainment.
- Gems; children half price. The occasion
will be very pleasant one.
4 subscriber in Washington. in sending
congratulations over the republican triumph>
in the spring election, in Maine. writes
Il SEE that Maine has got back fairly into
the Mon. and tina; the roo-tcr j. ing
no; only. hut the | :. flag j. floating from
your mast head
And then >arca.ticaly referring to the
capturing of thc national capitol by the
rebels. he says
And. by the way. the /. =. fog IS foot-
ing over the HGpjtoi much to my surpri,e.
and to the surprise Of many radical rcpuhIi-
can! h,-."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-25
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
The Haggle Over Occupation Of Eastern
Roumelia.

LoNpoS March ~ NJ Gueshoff, PROM
inent Bulgarian. is on mission to the pow
ers To secure a European Governor OF Eastern
Roumelia. and modification of the present
arrangements.
PHILLIPPoPoLIs. March -. The Eastern
Roumelian International Commission will
compilation of the constitution in week. and
VIII then proceed to Constantin0ple to discuss
various questions with the Porte.
Berlin March ~. Russia has proposed
the occupation of Eastern ROumelia bv
mixed contingent, or one belonging to a neu-
trail State.
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"TaI.,lr io;r Own. Canoe"

The following i an Augusta grammar
school Urls composition on the above sub
jclt;
1t, i, Il voyage on the stream of time. and
thu the Necessity OF adding well the canoe
The il t.>tti, u> worker mug suffer wreck. the
INDECENT and lazy must. For to succeed all
must rHdilr. The reason 50 many float
down stream and end the voyage in the gulf
of appointment and misery. they do not
heed the injunction to paddle Ihc pastor
must paddle hard the boat trcghtrd with pas
ScngVrs from thi to the better land, m lic up
50 largely Of dca l-hcalS. to collect the fares
needed t" pay running expenses and land his
crew In the haven Of rest will require the both
paddles and prayers. The merchant must
paddle out his wares and paddle in hi, dues
to meet promptly hi bills. for failing to do this
he will find to his sorrow and chagrn his
creditors attorney. sailing after him. The
printer must paddle, and row. and steam. and
as he blows, all other crafts are helped
along by his wind. The city government
has padded, rowed and scullcd. and at last
accounts the whole fleet were safely mnorcd
III salt lake. The student must paddle to
get his diploma, emitting him to become
master of his craft, but will need to be
cautioned in selecting his mate. The school
boy and girl must paddle or they will new
err arrive at the port of promotion: and the
master with an unruy crew, must paddle,
paddle. paddle too.
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THE PLAGUE.
Sixty-Seven Houses to be Burned,

ST. PETERsBt re. March -. Gen. Melt
koH has returned to Wctlianka. where it has
been decided to burn O. houses, valued at
41.2l6 roublcs. The Minister of the Interior
has Instructed the Governors Of the various
provinces to cooperate yigiantly against the
spread Of the epidemic during the spring.
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LOt ISIANA.
Bank Matters.

NEW YoRk. March -. The Post saws the
news from New Orleans TO-DAY is so encour-
aging that ii i, hoped that the suspended
banks will he able to resume in few DAYS.
At a meeting of the New Orleans clearing
house association to-day. the condition of the
banks numbering thereof WAS found so salts
factory that 1t was unanimously resolved that
the payments by banks composing the asso-
citation shall be made us heretofore in cur
rpncv on demand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-25
Notice of Foreclosure

wv HEREAS, HARRISON WING o. Sidney in
w the county of kennebtc, and state of Maine
by deed of norg,g lated February 9th, 1880, and
recorded in kennelvc Registry of Deeds Book 329
page 1, reference to which is hereby made, convey.
ed 10 Gideon Wing of said sidney certain und;.
yed half part of certain parcel Of land situated in
said sidney, and being the farm which said Gid.
con Wing lived consisting of the whole of lot mum.
bered and part of lot numbered t. on the Gore; and
whereas, the conditions Of said mo tgagc have been
broken, claim to foreclose the same and give this
notice for that purpose. y. g. SHERMAN
sidney. March ~ 1879. marajtiw
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KENTUCKY.


PAproAm, March -. Jerry Ewing, col
orcd. was seized by twelve masked men and
shot dead Sunday night, and bag of sand
tied To his body and thrown into the Ohio
River. Ewing ravischd a twelve years old
white child by whose brother he was cap
Iured, aftc- receiving two gunshot wounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-25

'rhc new city government finds il~clf with
an empty treasury. and will b" forced to bor
row a large sum # money to pay the out
standing bills which come down to them a. =
legacy from the Cconomcioi and rcfo,m dem
ocrati aluni.trati N. Where are the
large sums of money that were to be saved
by this party of rotrcnchmcnt and economy
Mr.. George II. Crn>> drives splendid
ing.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Cotton Fire.

CHAErE>To>, March -. The ship David
Brown has been filled with water, and the fire
in the cotton appears to be extingushed A
steam tug with Il powerful pump is alongside,
and will take the water out of the ship before
opening the matches Her condition will not
be known until after the removal of the cargo
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" ASIiINt:TO>.
Nominations.

WA>ulNGroN. March u. The President
sent the following nominations to the senate
to-da>
DIR. John b. Hamilton of Illinois. super
wishing surgeon of the United States hospital
service.
John VI. Wilson. consul at Panama
George Srrogg of Illinois, consul at Ham
burg.
Jefferson p. kiddcr of Dakota associate
justice of Supreme court of Dakota
Also large number Of army promotions.
The l Per Cents.
The subscriptions to the per cent loan to-
dav, are SAL 900.
Court Matters.
lhr nltod States supreme court has set
aside Judgment of the circuit court of south
crn district of New York in the case of al
legged sale of Glen House property in White
Mountains.
Financial.
The quarterly interest on the four per cent
loan falls due April list. 1t will amount to
nearly $1,000, 600, the greater portion there
of being due on registered bonds
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MASSACIIt'S SETS.


Bn>1o>. March u. Henry Ballw in, Jr
of til, firm of Bcldin q Co.. stock brokers.
WAS arrested aud bailcd in SGu.UGo. to-day.
charged with the conversion of s3OUpu de-
posted with the firm by General +. Eckctt.
Dthcr members of thu concern will he arrest
ed H. soon a. found.
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THE CAMERON BREACH OF PROM.
ISE CASE.

WA>iHNGroN, March "a. In the Oliver.
Cameron ease TO-DAY. DIR. Geo. +. Gould Of
Ky testified that Mrs. Oliver requested him
to become her attorney. but he declined.
Nothing of interest wa. elected
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POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
The Jurors Test Oath.

WASHINGToN. March u. 4 careful exam
nation of the jurors test oath has raised
doubt, among the republicans whether its re-
peal is desirable. If it is repealed, it seems
impossible to convict members of rifle club.
for intimidating voters, or monnshincrs for
killing revenue officers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-25
LABOR TROUBLE.
The Blackburn Wcavers Largely in Fa.
vOr Of a Strike.

IoNpoN, March "A. 4 meeting of weayers
at blackburn, Saturday. was largely in favor
of a strike, but adjourned to consult further
with the masters, who reported unanimously
in demands for reduction.
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ILLINOIS,.
Sncinlis,s' Eall.

CnIcAGo. March q. a monster Socialist
ball and meeting was inaugurated Saturday
evening in Chicago, To continue through the
night, and up to "A late hour Sunday night
The concluding exercise was a drill of those
who bore arms. 1t gave evidence of con>d-
cradle knowledge of military tactics.
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COLLECTORS Notice

NIN'i reilrcd from The office Of City Trcn.ur.
! er, now propose to wind up my accounts rs
Collector at the earliest possible moment. Parties
who have not paid their taxes will find il decidedly
to their advantage Ia pay Immediately | can be
found at +. {. ALLEN Co.'S Publishing House
corner Wa'tr and winthrop streets. BY calling ON
and collect costs in every where am Obliged to
call delay beyond ten days from this date will
be dangerous.
SAMUEL ". LANE, Collector of Taxes.