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TINE STATE OF TExAs-CoUxrr

TIME STATE OF TEXAS-CoUHTI
i OF TRAVIS.
10 tie Honorable County ClerI 0,
Traris County:
The undersigned would ?, specially represent
and reDor. the 70 wing des -ri5od esIfsys, TO
wl,:
/ One hay horse, saddle marked. al OF hi.
feet white, star in forehead with stripe on to
nose. about lice years cid ana branded viii
> sp.ni-n bend on the let shoulder and 60
/ the rig1t shOH der an ''6T'' on the nee k and
i about i4il hsnG- h'gh
, One brown pony horse, about u years
old. - hands high Niih blaze fac and left foot
white, branded with & circle vi h '+.s above il
on left saoClter.
Oae bay mare branded -. o. on Ieft
shoulder, 20 years o and about II hanJ:
high.
l. One boy mare about : years Old, abont Il
hands high, with a bietch brsud on the LIFT
| shoulder branded thus b U NJ on left hip
5. One bay mare about 9 or 10 years old
( branded anu counter branded WI q j" cross
/ cd. with a spring colt unbranded,
One bag horse abOnt - hands high, aud
| about year. old, right hind foot Whi,e snc
| branded - l. -
:. One dark ron gray mare, Il hands high
branded tha= w A B =; i about years old
and Eas -pring colt, unbranded.
s. One black mare, abou. Il hands high, 6 Oh
| : years Od, and branded -. " on lefl
shoulder
9 one black work OK, about y years old
m .fkeC over III crop and split in the left, aBC
| swallow fork in the right. blotch brand on rieh
hp thus XII.
10. One ,rre, pony. with four white feet
| ball face, saddle marked, about 3 years cid
| branded and counter BRAIDED 7. l. b" on The
! left NIP.
Il. One sorrel horse. about & years old, blazt
| face, branded j. r. on left shoulder and M
| ). r. ON lett MP.
Is. One roam horse, 3 years old, with stresl
| in face, and branded j. j." on The left shOJl
der.
% One roam ally. with white streak in face,
white feet, no brand
H. Ore sOrrel mare mule 10 or - y ars old
| u ha DIS higd, saddle marked, branded "a
- above it on the Left thigh, aud Il DIN brand
| on the left shOulde~, not legbie.
r. =. YOUNG, Com. Travis Co.
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AUSTIN, March 8, 1879.

Editors Democratic Statesman:
AS am asked by many persons who
are aware of the fact that keep
a weather record, whether this is the
driest year on record, l take this
method of replying. The rain
record which l have extends back
20 July, 1857, and l give below list
Of dry years since then:
From July, 1857, until January 1,
the rainfall was 90 inches.
HiS&2 the rainfall was 23.17 ms.
In 1S6f>eAaN rainfall was %. 16 ins.
In 1878 the rainfall was 21.55 ms.
The average annual rainfall at Aus
Tin for 81 years has been 1866 inches.
Il will therefore be seen that at this
place the year 1873 was one of the
driest, II not the driest, year on record.
But as during the year 1877 there was
very copious rainfall, and the ground
was thoroughly wet abundant crops
were realized in the year 1878, al
though there was no rain to speak OF
after June of that year. As, how
ever, the year 1878 was so dry, the
farmers find very different condition
Of the soil this spring from that which
existed last spring. In spite of thls
dlscouraging fact let our farmers put
their seeds in the earth, never doubt
ing but that He who has given US SO
many abundant hsrvests will continue
10 bless us as hitherto.
ID. w. c. BAKER.
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NOURT OF APPEALS.
Assignment of Causes In the Court
OF Appeals at a ustin for the Term
begI inning on the Fest NIOEday I'm
April, 1879.

First Assignment. Monday April Z, 1879
Two weeks for the eau SEES from the counties of
Archer, Baylor, Clay, Collin. Coke, Dallas,
benton, Ellis, GraysOn, Greer, Hardeman. Knox,
Montague, Parker, Tarrant, Wilharger, Wichita
and Wise.
Second Assignment. Monday, April 81, ISIS
Two weeks for causes from the counties of At
ascnsa, Basirop, BeXar. Blanco Caldwell, Co
NAL, Guadalupe, Hays, Karnes, Lee, Live Oak,
Travis, Washington, Williamson and Wilson.
Third Assignment. Monday, May s. 1879
Two weeks for causes from the counties Of Ban
ders, Brown, Barnet, Callahan, Coleman, Con-
cho, Comanche, Coryel, Dawson, Dimmitt,
tastland, FL PAso, Erath, Frio, Gillespie, Ham
ilton, Haskell, Hood, Jack, JOnes Kendall,
Kerr, kimble, Kinney, LaInpasss La Sale,
Ilano, McCullOth, Mason, MaveIi k, Menard,
Palo Pinto, Pecos, Presidio, San Sab Shackel-
ford. stephens, Somervell, Throckmorton Tom
Green, Uvaide, Young and Zavalla
Fourth Assignment. Monday, MAY 10, 1ST6-
Two weeks for Causes from the counties of Bell
Bosque, BRACES, BurlesOs, FALL Fannin Hill
Johnson, Lamar, Limestone, McLennan, Milan.
Navarro and Robertson.
Firth Assignment. Monday, June 9, 1879
One week for causes from counties not included
in any of the previous ass iglments, which are
by law, or may by consent be returnable to the
Court at Austin or transferred by order Of
Court.
By order of the Court.
feb2Sdltwlt W. L. FARlS, Clerk.
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Trial of P4ssaHta.

NAPLES, March s.-The public prosec.-
tor, in his speech during the trial OF Pas
santa, yesterday, dwelt with great emphasis
on alleged proofs tina. Passanta was not a
mailman, but the instrument chosen by a
secret society to assassinate the king. The
prisoners counsel made an impassioned
speech declaring his client was the victim
Of a corrupt state of society that his mind
was unsettled by unlimited freedom Of
speech, which reached its climax under
Signor Carerolious's administration that if
Passanta was given time to recognize his
error he would be the first to cry viva il
Re-" The speech was loudly applauded.
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The Wheat Case.

NEW York, March 7.-Mr. James r.
Keene, the well known grain operator,
stated tonight "a the reporter Of The Asso-
ciated Press that his name was forged last
night to n half rate Geographic message TO
!. K. Fisher & Co. the grain brokers Of
Chicago, directing them to sell 5000, 900
bushels Of wheat on Mr. Keeue's acrount.
This caused tie decline IN wheat from 90 to
93c.
NEW YORK, March s.-Eatch & Co this
morning sent to Smith & Lightner the fol
lowing dispatch "Keene will pay $40. 900
reward for the detection Of the parties who
sent the order signed 'Keene' 10 sell wheat.
He thinks it is a regular conspiracy, and
that several people are engaged, TO break
the grain and provision market Il Is
stated that Keene sent 10 the same firm an
order 20 buy 100, 900 bushels OF wheat
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SUPREME COURT.
Assignment Of Causes In the Su-
Preme Court at AustIn for the
Term beginning on the First Mon
day in April, 1879.

Fret Assignment. Monday, April :, So
Two v eeks foe the eau ses from The counties OF
ArCh-r, Baylor, Clay, Collin, Cooke, ID las,
Denton, Ellis, GrayEOn, Greer. Hardeman, Knox,
Montague, Parker, Tarrant, Milbarger, Wichita
and Wise,
Second Assignment. Moro day, April 81, 1873
Two weeks for eau -es from the counties Of At
a-cOsO, Ba-trop, Bexar. Blanco. Caldwell, Co
NIL, Guadalupe, Hays, Karnes, Lee, Live Oak,
Travis, Washington, Williamson aud Wilson.
Third Assignment. Monday, May 5, 1879 =
Two weeks for causes from The counties OF Ban
dera, Brown, Barnet, callahan, Coleman, Con-
chO, COmanche, CoTyali, Dawson, Dimmitt,
Eastland, Fl Paso, Erath. Fro, Gillespie, Ham
iltOn, Haskell, Hood, Jack, Jones, Kendall,
Kerr, Kimble, Kinney, Lampasas, La Sale,
Lluo, McCul!och, Mason, Maverick, Menard,
PalO Pinto, PecOs, Preside. San Saba, Shsckel-
ford, stephens SOmeryell. ThrockmOrton, Tom
Green, Uvalde, Young and Zavalla
Fourth Assignment. Monday, MAJ 10, 1879
Two weeks for causes from the counties of Bell,
Bosquc, BrGZOs, Burleson, Falls, Fannin Kill,
Johnson, Lamar, Limestone McLennan, Milan
Navarro ana Robertson.
Fifth Assignment. Monday, June 2, 1879
one week for causes from counties Rot included
in OF the previous assignments, which are
by law, or may by consent be Teturnable to the
Court at Austin, or transferred by order Of the
Court.
BY order of the Court.
feb25dltw4t W. p. DENORMANDIE. Clerk.
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CoIeaecs Ohio. March s.--Nieht after
night he lNst week attempts have beer
nede 9 burn Ills city, sud both the citisens
ard police hare thus tar failed TO discover
he origin. One q more frs, principally
- elal',es. which points 10 inccndiarv work.
have occurred each night. Between ? aud
s o'clozk this morning. eight stables were
burned. while aitempis were made 10 6rs
elhtI ba-ldings with rags saturated with oil
A = fax IS san be leaFued. the only insurance
90 The DESTROYED buildings was $500 il ths
Illinois Mechanics and 500 IN the Hart
I1fa cemreny. OF Hartford. Tho Police
teIoe has been increased, and many. private
Felehusn have tesn placsd On duty.
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THE STATE OF TEXAs
To ne Sheriff or any Constable of Trails county

To NE Sheriff or any Constable Of TRAITS county,
greeting:
Whereas, Oath has this day been made before
me, by I. l.. Wren, that the residence OF w. j.
DAVIS is unknown, SO that the ordinary pr ocess
of law cannot be served upon him, you are iiere-
by commanded that by making publication OF
this writ in some newspaper printed in Travis
county, Texas, for four weeks before the return
day hereof, summon the said w. j. Davis to
be and appear before me AZ a regular term of the
Justices court for Precinct No. 3, in said county
held at nv office IN the city of Austin, in the
county aforesaid, on The fourth Monday being
The twenty fourth day of March, 1879 to answer
the complaint OF the said II. J.. Wren for the
sum OF twenty five (s25) dollars due HIM, the said
7. l.. Wren, upon an account fOr services rem
dercd on January II, 1873, February 10, 1875,
May 9, 1873, and May 10 1873, At the special in
stance and request of the said W. j. Davis, and
for money paid June Z, 1873, fol- and at the
special interest and request OF the said W. J.
Davis, due and payable on the seventh day OF
June, 1873, with interest from last named date
Given under my hand this thirteenth day of
February, 1879.
r. +. CAMPBELL,
feI5w4s Justice Of the Peace, Travis county
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OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
At Austin. Texas, March IL, 1879.

BY direction Of A. J. Peeler, assignee OF the
corporation of G. X. Johns N Co, under as
Segment for the benefit OF creditors, dated De
cember 8, 1876, will sell ut public Outcry, for
cash, At Cooks corner, in front OF the First Ma
tional Bank in the city OF Austin, Texas on the
eleventh day OF March, 1879, commencing al
10 O'Clock A. NJ. and continuing until disposed
OF,
257 Austin city lots, about one mile east OF
the Capitol, and In n nejghborhOsd being rapid
~ settled by good citizens and very desirable
for residences.
Valuable tracts OF land in the counties OF
Archer, AtascOsa, Coleman, Clay Denton De-
witt, 81 PasO. Ellis Falls, Fannin, Hansford,
Hays. Jack, LlanO. Limestone, Montague, Rob
ertson, Runnels, Trinity and Young.
Also interests III nine eleven league grants in
the counties OF Dimmitt, Z4valla and Kinney.
Also 81 shares OF stock IN Austin City Rail
road Company, and all other nds and Interests
in land and uncO lected judgments, notes, ac-
counts, etc In fact everything in the way OF
an asset undispOsed of, which passed to said
assignee for the benefit OF creditors. Lists OF
the property will be furnished on application
to the undersigned. ED FINNIS.
Austin, January so, 1879. AuctiOneer.
dltWat
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MISCELLANE OUS.
FOR TEN DOLLARS CASH

We will inset srven-liae advertisement one
week n Z H. q st9 we ky cwrpSpers, or ION:
lines IN different list Of 80 papers. ten lines
no we'k- Ia . CiOtCs ~ either Of fOur sepsTatc
ana s'tuct lists, Containing from 20 10 lC0 "a
y RS each, or four lines one week IN all four OF
he smaller liztt. or rne line week al Fix
LETS combined. being r.Ore than 1000 papers.
We slso have lists Of ptpcrs by SteIes thro sh-
out The Jnitfd : atcS and Canada. Seud II
c,nis fcE orr 100 pag: p mphlct. Address
e. s.. KOWsss.s. s. co.. Newspaper Ad.
Vsrti>ing Bureau, 10 SpTGcr Street, New Ork.
II. III !oT will send NJ the names OF q
half dozen high priced pfpe's IN which you
would advertise J 4 n NOW, n sstisfsc
tory iDducemsnt is made, We will submit q
proposition by return mail which think will
please You. Honey sdred T. n0O7.ey earned. send
copy OF the advertisement yOa VIII use aid state
in what paper you saw this
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A N ORDINANCE

= = -
Amending Section 40 OF License.
and 0ccap stten Taxes. which l.
Article 6S2 ef Revised Ordinance.
OF the ctay OF Austin, Inai osing tax
ON Auettoneers.
Be q ordaiRsd D. ~ cry C6aNei Of IA
CStsef Ahstia.
That section 30 under the hesd OF Licenses
snd Occupation raxes, which Is srtic'e ca OF
the Revised orcir ances % the City OF Austin.
imposing license tax Of twenty ave doliArs
rights and uties already contained In said sec
uUn and articls, re and l. hereby amended
80 "a 20 read a. follows: lat sny party held
ing the lsccnse as anctsoneer IN the exercise Of
this right il authorized to employ some one TO
cry or cell the property for HIM. provided this
does not release the said party holding sucn
license from any OF HE re possibilities 10 the
city, aud he be reeponsih'e Tor the acts OF his
said smpioyed hand IN crying OF SAID properly
fer him. and provided further, ihat said party
holding said license shall en- lIo3 and pat Up 70
cfy fer him no more agents sad representatives
Than he has rights Of sactionr-lhaf = one man
Tor each license from the city that be ho.ds.
Passsd February :. lss9
Clrv C1ERK's OFFICE, !
AcsrTS, TExkx fcoruary 10 ISsq.
] HEREBY certify Ihzt he above and fo-esu,ux
ordln.uce Wa PISSED oy The City Co1ncfl % he
C1yy ~ Ausiin On The thi<d day % Feofuary. A.
y. ~. ard wee prNscntcc ~ me TO the Mayor
Tor 1ls approval On the fonrth dsS Of February
iss9- Toe otdlnareo nclther having bccn ap
proved By he Mayer nor returned Nth his Ca
iecno1s thereto within he time pxczcrIhlw1 ~
law. TIE s4me has beronle law wffhsnl his ap-
roVaL
1. n BRADLEY. CTR cl.rk.
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Market Reports.
OFFICE OF FORSTER e Co.,
BANKERS, AUSTIN, TEXAS,
-

BANKERS, AUSTIN, TEXAS,
March 8, 1879. }
Business during the frs. par. of last
week.-mrs. quiet, but II improved as
slime passed, being active in all
branches towards the end.
Cotton was quiet and dull. Liver
pool showed continued weakness and
q decline of 1-Sl, but New York kept
prices up and prices remained nearly
stationary. The loss of Lac in New
Orleans has been nearly recovered and
Galveston is firm again at Is for
middling. To-day's reports from Liv-
erpool quote cotton IS quiet and I'M
changed at G 5-lGt for uplsnds and
8 7-15i for Orleans.
The arrivals here begin to decrease
yet we firmly believe IN receipts here
OF 90, 600 bales. Oar market is firm for
all offerings at 8 9 for ordinary {;
81 for good ordinary Ia for low
middling;7 1-2 for middlIng.
Shipments from Austin since
September /, 1873, to Feb
ruary %, 1879, bales. 49,. 22,2s2
BY International, from March
10 March Z, 1879. $500. II
Houston and Texas Cen
nal, do. .............. 1853
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TINE BOARD OF MEDICAL En-
Il AMlNERS

For the Sixteen h Judicial District will hold
their regular meeting in the parl, rs OF the Ray
mond House on Monday, April Z, 1879, at 10
o'clO k A. NJ, for the examina ion of applicants
for the practice Of medicine.
L3;wit q. +. R0UTH, NJ. D., Act. Sec.
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DR.. SAGE'S CkTARRH REMEDY

reduces radical OF the worst OF Catarrh
matter OF how long standing. The liquid remedy
,ay be snufIed, or better applied by the of DR.
usRCE'S Douche. This f. the only form OF instru-
lent vet invented with which fluid medicine can be
arriel HIGH Up and PERFkCTLY APPLIED TO all
OF the affected nasal passages, and the CHAINS
eTs or cavities communicating herewith in which
ores and ulcers frequently exist, and from which
ee catarrhal discharge generally proceeds Its use
pleasant and easily understood, from directions
rGnmpanying each instrument DIR. SAGES Ca
arrh Remedy cures recent attacks OF "Cold in the
lead" by few applications. II f. mild and pleas.
Mt 10 use containing no strong or causttc drugs OF
OiionA Catarrh Remedy and Douche cold by drug
i-tE r. V. PIERCE, VI. D., Prop'r.M Orld's Dis
onsary and lnyallds' Hotel Buffalo, n. Y.
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.ByIts grcat and thorough hlood-pnrifyine proper
ies. DR.. Ptsrce's Golden Medical Discovery curcs
a. Humor~. from the worst ecrofuln 10 = Common
sioich. PImple, or Eruption. Mcrcurial disease,
aineral IOl=1s, and their Elects, Cradicatcd,
rs, vigorous health and sound constitution estal-
l-hpi. Erysipcla, snlt-EhsuEa, Fever sc-ca, Scnly
Rougls skin. in short ell diseases caused by bad
Hood ar conquered BY Ills powerful, purifying, AMI
nNiEorating medicine.
Especially has It u9nifas;ed its potency IN curing
rctfcr. Rose Hash. Boll. CarbunclcS. saro Eych,
tcrGsuloua ScrcA and SWeilinrs. White SVelllnc-
:o't-s Thiek NSvA. and Enlarged CinndA
IL yoa fiVl dun, drowSy, deblhtItcd, have sailow
'olyr 81 skin, or y,lgNi>i-lrown spots on face or
body. frequent headache or dizziness bad taste IN
ICulh, Internal heat or clals altcrnatcd with hot
lLshSs low spirits, Gi.l gloomy forvboJineS Irregular
pctitp. ami tongue coated. YOU arc suffering from
Torpid liver. or "liilioHsness." In many cases Of
Liver Complaint only part Cf these symptoms arc
experienced. As remedy for all such cases, DR..
'iercr's Golden Medical Discovery las no equal, as
elects perfect and radical cures
IN the cure OF ilrunchitis, Severe ConchA and the
ariy stages Of Consumption. IL has Estonished the
medical faculty, and eminent ply slcians pronounce
the greatest medical discovery OF the age. While
cures the Coughs 4; strengthens the ~ stem
mt puriics the biOod. Sold by druggists.
. H. Y. BIERCE T., VI. L., Propr, Worlds Dispensary
lgd lEyalids' Hotel, Buffalo, y. \.
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n SPLENDID HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS
UeM 0RESTS MONTHLY

- grand comOInaIiUn OF The enIert aiming
the useful and the beautiful, with fine art eS-
cravings and oil pictures in each No. Price
2Ec. pot free. Yearly SO, with an unequalt
premium, two splendid oil pictures kOrk of
Ages and The Lions Bride, I5x2l
ioches, mounted on canvas; transportation soc
extra Send postal card for full particulars
Address w. JENNINGS DEMORFST,
Z EaHt 4th ST, N. Y. DO not fail TO see
the splendid March No.
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THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION
LAST CHANCE.

WILL make the season for 1879 beginning
w the first Of March and ending the first OF
july at the Jockey Club stables, adjoining the
Fair Grounds, Two miles north OF the city OF
Austin. Terms-$25, payable du IL the sea
son. Mares from u distance will Ils or
grain fed at the option and expe the
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PROF. HARRIS RADICAL CURE
FOR SPERMATT0REGA,
"SEMgNAE. PRSTREEGn

- E1 sSs IS S~nAa &'eNS ( g. Ia ss
- - \ Narri., Discovery
:..... !. !. 4.
! zE=9SE%NSN%l%Svse~ as"t NrH bepaf,LIC lu Ne,
ff3MgAN HNNN%NNMN%3NN. lCHt Science. rntlrcl,
Etsfsaiiin ''@NsSSN NvN ard TosItiVC.y eject
E.H1ssau r.. ~. ! i've IeiHedS ir: the speedy
E4SSS5k9 ''aSS ''S'"' - aud IrIiuargut Cure a
N.Y. Seminal Emissions q
~ lmpctcncy by tic oNH
sHA't t:EIoIA ssssGt 'isrttiE tEe Way Nt2; DIrec'
eipal scat of the Disease pctinl b, Al. ii,; ~
ting specific influence the Seminal Is oles Fine
uistory Ducts, ErcsIrate Gland aud w, tara The as,
oitne Kennedy IS attended WItl pain itsuscnt
u IS quickly Dissolved uut soun tbsu:' 3D. br uc'up Il!
immediate soothing end restorative eff. upon thg
ual and ui.alfU;, VIyrktfl from lla ,
and stopping ihe the sy- te: rr.tnr
the mind 20 hcalig and sound NJ ugrv rtf uy D
the d. snues3 cfSI -ft, Ner-s'u, EeS:4ty. Caysig.
OF Ideas, Aversion % cr'ty E'c. itc. N5tC She 5sr
ancc Of premature oid rGs- >si, --rtr,yr, o., ,nt.
rOuhe and restoring net StAusl V.co- vl,fi hu.
been dormant ur tbs aiy uf t,aist -'u,
the test IN veiN Cl-c-- Hgi t. Uri5 orfttt
success Drugs Hrc too much yvscrInfJ r-uubrs
permanent good. Thee = no N'Hse,, at.it i,flia
Ou Practical Ihs.rVn'iuN ,Us hlrs pus.ty -u ~
tee that il will give satisfaction --Dut,rg lie elrh
years thai 70 has bcen general use ~ faN afsut
OF testimonials value, aiI II is nov COT. O. Il
ed BY the Medical Profession b. the ra.t raiiuIs
neas ys, discovered at reaching ri~ig tEsvcy prey
a'ent trouble that is rl known be . rrus. Of ifot
misery 10 laany, aud whom uusCil2 Yit!
heiruseies no'truns ana big fccs The Fo,s pat az
IN neat box. enough To a't month EHs TuiT
wrapper by mail sealed fUT 3&u Losr- f,t.i Il
hrCt unless tn~ssI : 3 Three
boxes lasting three full iouths. 81! stop
restore vicor in the worst cases T-FCI! DIE BOTTOMS
for using will accompany EACH IOx
send for Descriptive Pamphlet giving AuGto;Dfch1N
Illustrations, hiCh tits
that they can be restored 10 perfect manhood and
<Sent Sealed stamp any one sold ln!IY by theT
u n -
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g. Month and expenses guaranteed 10
y Agents. Outht free. SHAW i Co a.,
AUGUSTA MAINE
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FDDIGRGE.

Sire by Regent, be by West Monarch, he by
imp. Monarch, ana he by imp. Priam. Regents
arst dan is klla Boston, by Old Boston, second
dam Rowton Ella, By imp. Rowron. third dam
Sally Hopkins, by kOsciusko, and he bV old SIT
Archey. West MoEarch's dam Was Maria West
who wss also the dam of Wagner snd Margaret
Rebel
LAST CHANCE is 4 dark bay sixteen hands
high, OF sIleadid constitution. with an unsur.
passed turf record, and linesge tracing through
the proudest racing families of America and
Englsnd, aid must transmit to his progeny
speed, form, style, endurance, siza and Other
qualities which makes the horse valuable for al
purposes. W. A. PITTS, Agent.
febl5dltaw--wIw.
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FINE FARM FOR SALE.

On reasonable terms; contains 21o aefee; i'm
.foF emeHts good. Go AeFes ~ cultivation. with
pasture, ETC. or lard viii be cut up 70 suit pur-
CilZsers. ore nile from Manor depot, Travis
county. TEXAS. For particulars Address 3. X
CKOCEETT. Manor. o Mr.. A r. PARSONS.
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ought, as citizens, to remember that even
the denomination of General Grant would
set an evil precedent for the future,
whether he was elected or not. 1t
would be an example and an excuse for
other parties in other times, and would
awaken and encourage lawless and danger
Gus ambitions in other men hereafter.
1t is because he has saved the country
from such an example by the manner and
the forcible matter of his rem nunciation that
General Grant deserves the thanks and
praise of all Americans, of every party. We
regret to see party spirit going to the ex-
treme of casting doubt on his sincerity or
regretting his determination. But this
need not affect the General; he looks to
future generations, and by them his pa
triotic determination will be appreciated
and lauded, regardless of party, as General
Washington's similar course is now.