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, 1880-01-11

that tho Palner House Turkish anJ Russian
baths havo beeu enlarged and elegantly fitted u!,
und that they WILL hereafter lo kept opun Sunday
mftArauoua, III WUll w Sl,triAy morning
, 1880-01-11

DLA1SE's best "holt" HOW Is to 60 In for
tho annexation ut CnnAtta. 1t Is bettur coun-
try to "gDbblo" ttlan Mexlco.
, 1880-01-11

TIlE Rockford luzettc thinks Brother
6hllninn nln3tos such Il cnpitnf Lleutenant-
Governor that It ,ltsfScs to 500 l.. .chnnuo.
, 1880-01-11

After using n hulf pIckaRc Ut KIdncy- Wort,
gentleman, vino hAs 1lren lnsuruble with kidney
or liver dfstnsc, sAfd: l nIh rrvtacL and Inn
proved. 1t haa cured tne nf constipation. md
plleA trouble nc no moro" For sale by ali drug
EiYls,
, 1880-01-11

nfnen11Etcr'R Cough Mixture for
c0uKhs. Colds. asthma, bronchitis, Group. whoup-
ng.co!,R!i. 4nd ctn!su,iptlns. rrepurtd only by
J. L. Lazy, Unlisted md Harrison streots. For
s,lle " un!e g. Dtockl, b ClArk street., md all
druggists,
, 1880-01-11


Dr. DFUngcr, dlscdreree Of tho cinchonR cure
for drunkenness, cures NIL cases. Room n
Palmer House.
, 1880-01-11

Dn. GAEcEroN's patient, nsat 1,e Inns been
tondnK with 10 much sollcltudc, IL likely to t1le
on his hauds.
, 1880-01-11

1nacifon Of tho kidneys and urinary organs
cal1sc the wnrat Of dsuuses Which Hop Htters
, 1880-01-11

~ llts annual report State Controller o.
VII Ut New York, gives Il glsAiny account
W w., inc Krent amount Of losal indebtedness.
"hi'o tho State tax proper IL loss than It ,yus
sixteen years ago, tho town, e4,uuty, and acboul
.a1es ~. haye astyancal frosn sl1, ,Gl09 In lBu. to
sLso1s,7so IN lsN Unless thorp IL d check to To-
~ e3'FasnVunce and tho orcutton VI local debts
u1akfapacy and Reputation are tho inevitable
0uusgtluot1ena
, 1880-01-11

lT looks as II thoro would soon be martial
Inv In Maine.
, 1880-01-11

THE ndyice Of the New York 1ful,-for tho
Wostcrn Republicans to keep qniot on tho cur
rcncy question and let tho Enstcru money -lend-
ers ana goldites dlttnto tho policy Of tho Gov
crnmont--ls Buportluous And gratultous. Tho
Wcstefn pcoplo aro I'm nxgrossyo force ii,
Amcncnh politics, md nro not to be ignored or
brushed taiIo with n "Shoo-ty- don't + boaaer-
INC" wave of tho hand. They hnvc mt only
deep interest in tho Republican party, but also
u deep ind Abiding tntercst In tho development
aud prosperity Ut tho whole country, n1.d thoy
do not proposo to givo tholr consent by their
slonce to se!,emo Of flnaneo TINT Ia i1npol!tio
mud hazardous ut tho presont tue. Thoy hnye
suffered ton much from tho blalneSs depression
tlnt has existed since tho Hrcmt pauic Of 1s73
not to hall with g1atlnosa tho renewed activity lit
all hr1tllohes OF trndc TINT Inns nlade tho ycar
1B70 w'fto ono lii the commercial history OF tho
United statcs md thoy Insist tl.!t Congress and
tho Administration shull lot well enough nlntlc.
:fho arrogance Of tho newspaper press Of tho
East upon this subject Inns bcan chnrnctcrfstlc,
but mono tho less offensive on thlt ncco,nt.
Neltf,or Mr. unyes nur Dir. Sherman will DO Ill
lnwud to set up a golden cnlf for tho people Ut
tho West to worship, and whenever it Ia at
tempted t1,oy will get tl,o sat,o resoluto answor
that WIS given to wolllI-ho dictator i1, nt,vcnt
times: "Wo Will not worship tho golden in,age
which thuu hast set up.'
, 1880-01-11

THE South will take Grant II they Gun get
Mexico Also.
, 1880-01-11

!, IhE Now llayon tConn.) Palladium,
thinks TINT hEr. Washbur1,p's namo hna I,.o,,
mentioned too ofton in connection with tho
lshxt ltepnhli.sn nomination for tho pressdo,,uy
!or hin to be my longer considered Il dirk
Aosso' 1t snys that ho bus All unmpeaohablo
pssb!lc rect'rs, and III ,nany rcspecta brilliant
ona' and TINT tho fact that e llt.s not stlrteI
noom" will not hurt him when tho tin,o comes
20 nuke tho 1innluation, "With urant out OF
~ tne hed n11l the Convention dIvlod botwean
sherman and AlafEc, iii, ,Wasbbur,,p's ctune,s
VI oe1nE taken up as u compromise candidate
"so not to ~ despiscd. unltkg tue genat.,lity Of
olapr''nlise candidates, he Ia MI exceptionally
Acter," ~
, 1880-01-11

TIE unw1se and dangerous two-Btory-1g-
foot.sliod fro ordi'anuc pafsol by tho City
Council last Monday night ia attructlug tho
attention Of tho New York illsur1!1,ou conf
pnnles. THO Merchants Fro Insurance Cnmpuny
says that 1t is perfectly outrageous TINT tho
Common Council Of Chicago hiuulf1 pass an or1li-
slaco permitting tho construction Of wooden
buildings In tho hcnrt Of tho city and enls unun
tho Mayor to veto 1t. This Company hus risks
III Chlcllgo aggregntiug several millions Of dol.
lrB II tho Mayor allows this two story ping
building ordinance to become Inv, not only
Will trnl' Of these r,okertes, sprlngtng up like
mushrooms. endanger tho city, but thrru viii lo
ra1se tu tho rites of insurance thut will cost
moro than tho miserable sheds will bo wurtl. ton
times over. Tho Aldermen who voted for tho
o1si'nAnco were perfectly orzy, utterly reckless,
or wiekodly malicIous,-not curing whether tllp
oily Ia burnt up agaln or nut 1t is hu1ti to
understand tho reasoning upon whIoh thoy
oustlhed their votes for tho tncenllary orll-
nanec. Tho goose yabhio about tho intorcYt ut
POOR mon" WIS Of tho mast contemplate ut,d
altnsy description. Poor mon nrc no lnoru ill.,
tercstcd III being burnt out th1ln rich mon,
, 1880-01-11
NOTICE THE REDUCTIONS.
S 5Cl0aks reduced to $3.50
S 6Cl0akS reduced to $50
S 9QOaks ( DOllnans Rs'4Sz' i 500
S q0akS { D0lmans " 900
5 Is uOaks & D0[nanS " 1000
SIS Cl0akS { DOhnalS " 1900
$50 Cl0aks ( D0hnans F" 1000
$40 aOakS { DolnalS +" $500

Clearance !saic Of Mtsses' Cioa&s--760 Mtsses'
Cioat:s, 10 1T Hit agea from 10 10 years, 10 b.
cIuxcI o,ts at huff price.
CHEAT S4iCRIFJCD IN FUlt9--75 SrtS nf
CAH.lrrn's FHrs to Be closed cut ut 5Ue 75c, ~,
aud SI.5O.
80 Sets Lsitlles' French Seal 1fttF and long
I,oa, reduced to 81, ~, aud 81; former price
50, 30, aud ~.
10 Ssta Ladies' GcHsisc ili,,k 1Nt.f an&l long
Jiou, reduced ia $sf0, W., 8 ~, and $40.
Greut reductions In Ifostery, Gloves, and
UH'iertreurs.
Unparalleled Haraains In H'acis and Cotorett
CtrxlsntsrGs. Dre*s tio0tts 9f ou kiaas, Silks,
Sati,ss, aud Fpfncks.
In addition. u'etrtil offer Extraordinary J.ar-
gaisas IN LinrHs. DoHtnstjcs, and all hts.ts of
I{ousekat1dttu t'aoHs. TAousaAstx Of Other bur-
Vui.4s too Hssnssr0hx fD 1heAtt0ss afttitt u9Hr
taxpoetion. -iH curly c&sll sse,4res yos a4a best
ssieettoh.
NEW YORK Store,
2S4 & 2SG ". MaQiSon.St.
, 1880-01-11
SWEEP ING
REDUCTIONS!
On Monday Morning Our Annual
ClOsiag.0ut Sale Commences.

H'r hnrc made s'rerri''U reductions IN all
De7tart0i~atA- Tho Wfmter S~tsson In by no
s.ctfns urcr. The rofI rrdtitrr has yet ta come.
9Ie arant IL retca xtarh; f'rtriotts t8 fHr'tnrU.
1kiHa is.to ro"sfdcrtttto tje 0rrat astra'.ce II.
alt EiMis 0f I3rV G}tads ulAi the rnoI3,sottk re-
ttucsious made, prudent buyers srhi nrau Iir,a-
xclrrs Of The opportunity of securing so'ne Of
the greatest bargains eser Uttered.
, 1880-01-11

a WAsn1NaToN letter tells how Demo.
critic busMtors carry out tho ru1rs OF Civil.
service reform. It status that ncnrly every
ncinGocratio sc.ator hna provided for ono OF lis
own household. and gives thosotnatauccs; "rbo
Hon Of Senator Morgan Is clerk Of his fathers
oon1n!tteo. Tho son Of sonutor Eaton, Ut C1n-
ueotlelt, Is clerk Of hs father'e committee The
aon OF Senator Voorhees,, OF 1ndtuna, is clcrk Of
bis father's coinnlittee. Tho son Of Scnatnr
sAulAbury, Of Dclawlre, Is clerk Of his fRthors
eo1aMittco. Tho son of ssnator Vance, Of North
CarollnA, 10 clerk ct his fathers co,nmttteo.
SENATOR Wltllers. Of VirQntn, hus his son-tn-lnw
Tor clerks while Senator 1t,.nar, ut Mississippi,
provides tho olorkshtp Of hls committee for tho
brother Of solntor Juaes, Ut Louisiana, and also
haa hls culsIn a clerk under Alams In tho
uousa " '
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church 10 hear the eloquent Dr. Bigger ---
The matrimonial market consequent upon
lhe near approach Of tho Gloss OF tho business
accounts. was extremely dull lAsl week 49,
Largo quantities Of wild geese, nor1hward
bound, have been passing over mo lNAnn
lor tho past two az three days, bul lhey were
too elevated Cor our nlmroda 10 ny UP
opooso boom --Jullus Rnage, OF Ile IN
portlng house Of kaufman y lIungs v, out
In nm impeHinent letter IN the Hoard OF
Health, aud after enumHratlng what the eoilea
trade has been in the past SIX yesr'
and showing lis decrease IN the past two, oe'
cushioned by tho n0n.interoourso policy adj
oplsd by tho board, omphailcally states That
II this policy Is still strictly adhered 10 ~ r.,
gard 10 all ports 70 lth Of The 2alh parallel
OF latitude, whether Infected or not WI
compel Galveston importers Ia make lhelr
lmportatona through the port Of New or-
leans and into Texas over The line o. lhe
Texns a New Orleans railroad, This net
only applies to coffee, but all other exporting
products Of South and Central America, n
trade on Tho cultivation OF when, " mfgo
measure, dopenda tho future OF uaVe'loh,
lie urges more liberal policy on the part OF
tho board and free pratiquo 10 NJ yeaanls NJ,
irving from these ports with clean BIZ OF
health and no sickness aboard al time OF ar,
rival. But II II doubtful II u more liberal
policy will be adopted, rs tho members OF
The hoard holding over are all strong non.
intercourse men, aud Nro not progressive. ~
however, II Is not adopted, and the, suicidal
policy ID still strictly adhered TO by tho board
Of The past two years, ii will result very dis
adyantageously 10 Galveston md cause her
10 loso n trade, once lost very difficult to re-
gain, but which. II fosiored by liberal enter,
prise, will largely MD In making her, grand
metropolis. Among the distlnguis cd mr.
rivals to-day aro Major Genera g., A. Gill
more, of u Il EnginecE Colonel Benton
and wife, u $ A; Major Tom ochillroe, Hon
seth Shepard, Brcnham Miss shepard, New
Orleans; Samuel Klein and wife, Mrs Loeb,
Miss Goldsmith, D Alloudorr and j A Aus,
Tin, Dalla; EFF Hathaway Don'on NJ .
Henley, sherman, Texas; Mrs M0dolgal,
mother and daughter, Terrc llaut Ind; ) l
Merritt, Beloit Wis A Il oliver, New Or'
lcans ] T lhven, Ed Cohen, J II Booth
Now York City; II $ Rodmen, Rock Island
lls; w A Page, Richmond, Va; 5 jacob
Houston. The arrivals are not up TO ex'
pectatons, deferred by the nclemcn'
weather
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National hotel, We saw several fair queens oi
tho feminine population Of our city playing
oroquol by moon light, except they md
lantern Mt headquarters on She end OF lhr
home line, Tho old l.abelle ouae y quite
"handy' place to have u hop, There
will be another one there soon',,-.--
Mr., GAlhher Of the Decatur stage line
bought out tho Clobuno line md nov runs
daily stage out Of this city Tor ulepurhe'
Dur street car line Is run W lhn lhIVlns'
of liz Stockholders. We made this discovery
BY irving TO a, h Just ono time on the line
There will boa public meeting Wedhes'
day in the courthouse, On this occasion
Henry Furman will @l firth his elaine Ms u
candidate for Mayor II any Of the eandil'
dates feel disposed they canrsply to what no
SAYS. "A protractod meeting commenced
at tho Presbyterian church last Friday night
1t will continue for week.
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DEN lSOX.

Reported Daily1 ,..,,,. Noah oo ,sso
Warm and pleasant weather and dust be-
Ginning to circulate B. Q. Murray, OF the
News, returned Saturday from an extended
Eastern trip. II. Floyd is back again
from Colorado. Jimmy Guntherres 10
shome again from his attempt TO get TO
\ Weatherford. 1.-The Republican convention
IL now all the talk and both the sherman ana
Denison set Of delegates have decided 10 80
10 Austin, so that the State convention WIN
probably be called upon to settle all dllhcuI,
lies. Agnes Herndon is billed for Dnnns Is,
hall tonight good attendance nj al
the churches yesterday. Only two cases cas- AZ
the Mayors Monday matinee; both ~ ana
( trimmings.-Some twenty bales of cotton
came in town to-day, which slightly aroused
the drummers. -Tobins gin and mill is
nearing completion.--Tho H. " I. .: pay
Car has lust arrived,-Bds are called TOR 10
grade ,hirty-four miles of the D. ~ 5 H., to
Complete the road to Grcenvile. The grade
has been established and everything is SAID 70
be out ready for work to begn.--frelsh'
traffic is not falling off yet to any very no.
/ ticeable extent.
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Department Of Insurance statistics and history
Austin, Texas, Feb 10, 1850.
To All whom ID May Concern:

This Is to certify that tho Northern Assur-
fully compiled with the laws of Texas as con
ditlons precedent to its doing b'"iness In this
~iats, and that the said Company holds = Ger.
tiacatc of Authority from this Office emitting
II to do business in this state Tor one year from
the lat day Of January, 1880, to the 3lst dhy of
December, 1880.
eiice, in Austin, the dayand date first above
wrltten V. o. KING,
Commissioner
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FORT wORTH.
Reported Daily

Ranorfed DaIIy.I
"ep0i''N Eosr WORTH. March %. 1850
,, .,oo, ho,ol. a, IN .d,not ara daily
ou5 ma ',.;,s s" 49, srriysIs--C,pt. Moore
crowded wi. I'm. ne .d,.ncs construction train,
Is 70 ooss lIo hs,,am n;cksl that van
Captain, we o.' V ,h;s new lin, Il Il take, ali
VIII succeeu IN .h' Wo.tbsrrord --Tsrge
summer 70 resei io.dsS land near the de-
wagon trains are lo anI;a. " fuIl train Of
pot with western e suP ,pa as, tbis mornipy
ties came IN rom sno "h Ssyersi
More are looked lor ess s,onning at tho RI
leading ralIrosa nisn lad. Of iron arrived
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Grand. windsor.

Monday evening Col. w, II. Whi'la and
Mr.. Pepper leased the Grand Windsor hotel,
embracing 10th buildings, for ivo year,
There are to be Improvements on the build
ings to tho extent of $4,000, and then twill
be the finest hotel, and has been the best kept
uLder the management OF Col. WhiilA, in
Texas. The expression, "he is good man,
but he can't keep hotel" Is often heard, but
the latter half Of the phrase does not apply
TO Col. Whitla. He knows exactly how to
keep hotel, ana the public is well aw0r' Of
the fact. Already popular In the EXTERN, 1t
will become more so when the improvements
are completed A genial host, and thor%pgh,
" understanding his business, Col. Whtla
spare, no pains to entertain hi, guests as they
should be- entertained, and to make them
comfortable and at home.
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DUCK CREEK.

correspondence ortho Herald
aTT DUCK CREEK, March 10, 1880,
n A few lines from Duck Creek in regard TO
crops and farming prospects may be OF III
terest to the HERALD readers oh lHst Mon
AN morning wo had cold sleet and rain,
which is very uncommon for Texas IN March ~,
But still il may DO oil for tho best IL has
Injured nothing but corn and gaden Ve,gola-
bles The corn that had come up IS b'Ileh
of, but it may grow out again W are
having some showers yet, hut it looks to-day
like il would clear oil.--Farmers were get
ting along Gue, and would have been up with
,theIlr work had it not boon for this Storm
hui if il clears off now they will have plenty
Of time.
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JEFFERSON.


correspondence OF the Herald.
JEprRnsoN, March ~, 1850.
The sensation of the past week was the
lecture delivered last Saturday night at lay
llor's Opera.hall by Rev. Conn. Hsney, OF
Sherman. The evening was lovely and the
snocions hall was crowded. The fame of
this gifted young orator had preceded nun
here, but the large and Intelligent au ,l
were hardly prepared for the rich literary
treat that awaited them. Those VINO were
not fortunate enough to be present regret ~
for the merits Of the lecture are enthusiasm
cally dwelt on by all who were present. Mr.
Haney is quite youthful in appearance, ana Is
the perfect type of what would be Termed
an Irish orator. He is ft representative q
that oppressed people, who, having suffered
so many wrongs, have turned out so many
orators to depict in pathetic and burning
words. the sorrow and troubles of their untor'
tunate countrymer. Mr.. Haney was evi-
IDENTIFY born an orator and has not only cult
yated this high accomplishment, but has, by
close application, added thorough knowl-
edge Of ancient and modern history. III,
lsnrusge is chaste and his gestures graceful
in every respect.-General A. q. Malloy,
Charles NJ. Campbell, p. F. Brinck, John
Haughn and Frank Malloy and others not
now remembered leave mere
today, to attend tho grca'
Republican convention, which convenes 81
Austin on the oath inst. These gentlemen
represent the intelligence and liberal elsmen'
ofthe Republican party heteseouu' You
correspondent thinks that most OF these rep
resentative Republicans have no parncu'sl
L.; ons oP thu rroYn line mt man who ART
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A. g. T.. MITTENTHAL.

A. o. 30. wi 1EN TAILS
Roots 4 Shoes, Buttons & Braids.
Clothing, Casmcres and Carpets.
r1ress Goods, Drills and Dupl y
Carpets. 4
Embroideries, Edgings at low
figures.
Frames, Looking Glasses.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Hats. Hosiery, Handkerchief.
insertions in every width.
Jewelry, gold plated.
Kentucky Jeans, Knitting Cotton.
awns, Linen h Linen Thread.
Misses' and ChiIdren's Hose.
Neckwear, Ladies' and Gents.
Oilcloth, Oil Coats.
Prints 1900 elegant styles.
Ribbons, plaid, sash and brooaded.
silks, Satins, Suspenders Il Shirts.
Tick!ngs, Towels and Trimmings.
Umbrellas and Parasols.
Velvet and Val Lace.
Worsted and Window Shades.
Youths and Boys Clothing.
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GnOEsBEECK.


correspondence Of ihe Herald
N tiGo.snpE0K, March 90 1870
But two murder cases are sot for next
woel,, there being no regular jury, Three
conviction of fclonies and one mlsdemonnor
Il The result of two weeks on Criminal docket
-----Pork was going ut cents on the street
iho scarcity Of proveuder, otc,r--LimesIone
co,nty has thousands of fertile acres TO DO
lad NJ low prices and easy term''---WhJ
dont the State do something TO encourage
ammieration? If the Constitution stands III
the way lot us take steps to amend H.
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MEDICAL.
RlcORD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE

,v,uIJ,Y 25 PER CENT. of the humas race are
victims Ia partial or complete I'm potency.
This startling assertion Will be fully oorrobo
rated by every Intelligent physician. Inc
principal c,use. producing this disease arc In
discretons or excesses. Some OF the common
symotoms IRE loss of vigor, spermatorrhGa,
pain la the back. disposition TO syoid society,
ianguor gloomy forebodings, mental distress,
nervous debility and leueorrbGa I'm femalesl,
debilitating dreams. &c. Let no false modesty
nr.ysnt tho parent from warning the child
this great evil secret habits are tpe result
Ignorance The medical profession has been
aImos' Grim nally negligent or retioent aoouJ
these ihinus as the demand for Increased 40
O. mInoda tions at the insane asylums amply
attest l., ,,,.uo,
physiology that no vital action can take place.
tenn II the nerve power In any organ IS weak
enpd, then that organ ls..weak There Is arem-
edy in The reach II all, one that has stood the
test for over hall a century. ~. ricoru
Vital Restorative has been scru'inized and IN
lorsed by the Academy OF Medicine In Paris,
as nm inral able specific for the above, tNlns
no phospho Gus, canth rides or other poison I;
| is purely Vegetable, producing no reaction
| mi is uermaneut IN effect; Is n sugar.ooated
| ,ill ani, can be had of Leyasser v Co. 10 Is
rue Rich ll.u, Paris, (Francel, or OF Or. >
| Rrown -igpsmoad, sole agent fpr the u, =,
! SINCE Uuildipg, st. Ions. Mo-; hos Of iop
! pilis, So, box Oh 400 SO, sent ny mail npoh re
'''P' - CERTIFICATE.
pans Jv,v Is. lsiS--a Rue de la Psix.-A
Mr.. Il H. lrtyye rs old. had bern whoever
| TWEEN tv-Gye years, nervous temperamfnt; II q
snfered for thirty years with SIP rmatQrrhUa,
| md ior ten years witn nervous dehili'y and
| en- ire inpotency. For eighteen years ne tried
| eve V known remedy without any beneni. lie
ems TO me and | advised him 20 try 81
crri,s Vital storative AT er four months
he was ciscourag d, bot L insisted upon his
| continuing IT. use, and IL nine months he was
| restor. d to full health aud vigor-got married,
| and mas Two fine chill rem.
ont Of sig patients TT ated 60 were cured
cvitbip 40 DAYS, is in six weeks, $50 betve eu
iva md three months between five and SIX
iii'''''S' =" DIR. NJ PEMGoRD,
Medicine de la Hospital Charity
sold by wholesale and Retail Drug
gists generally. marie
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INN ALTERS BY NAIL,
~' ---+s,A 49,
NEWS OF OUR NEAR NEIoHpoRs'
'|Il --@aFr-T~
conn. Mnney NJ Jefferson h"iI'on"
and Telegraph Progress Yves, 81
FORT wortl-The n 4 ~ H.
N painting for Greenyiiie, etc
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MARSHALL

correspondonc. of tho Herald.
A|fT MARSHALL March ~, 1850
INC weather Is warm and clear and the
xecetatlon Ia putting on = new cont OF green
rbere was nothing hurt much by tho ate
cold snAp--Young Whitaker knocked
dawn md nearly killed Colouel Beach, Of tho
Capitol hotel, with beer bottle, on Friday
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INSURANCE


This 10 to certify that the Imperial Fire
Insurance Company OF LONDON, mas
Texas as conditions pr cedent TO Tvs doing
buslnessin this state, and that the said Conn
rany hollis certift ate Of Authority from this
oilce emitting IL to do business In this STATE
for one year from th- 1T day or january ieeo'
to the Stat day of eccmber, 1850
isl Given unt-r my hand and seal, AT
oGic in Austin, tue day Ind date hrst ABOVE
writ an N..O KING,
W." commissioner