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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-13
Tho Religious War.

Paris. April 3-The Enscopa, protes'a
seainss the decree sffactine the unsuthoriz-
ed religious socities continue. but 10 q very
moderate tone.
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BOAT STOLEN.

A email akiff. pointed bow and stern,
painted white, with brown gnnwale., WIS
stolen from near the railroad sh ,pe, on Sat-
urday night. April Sd. A snitahle reward
will be paid for the recovery of the boat.
EDGAR HAND.
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Tho Panapas Rice.

New York, April 13.-The produce ex.
change received yesterday from Gals, a
specimen Of 50 called Psmpss rice, recently
brought into notice by the Kansas board ot
agriculture.
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A Love Affair.

Galveston. April l3.-At Waco. Sunday
night VIII Hard wick. killed John French.
rival 10 love sff.ir. and then committed
suicide.
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The following table shows the time of
rests Of each man with the longeat reat:
Hart. total, % hours. 81 ninut-s and SO
seconl-; longest rest, hours, 80 minutes
and 25 seconds.
Dobler, % houra, 81 minutes aud IL sec
onds longest reat, 3 hours, 3 minutes and 40
seconds.
Allen, "a hours, "a minutes and 40 .ec.
onds longest rest, hours, 25 minutes and
Is seconds
Pegram, 21 hours, 80 Minutes and So sec.
onds; longest rest, 2 hours, So minutes and
Is seconds.
Hnnmaker. &c hours. So minutes and 2l
aeconds; longest rest, hours, 80 minutes
and 25 seconds.
Williams, % hours, So minutes and SO
aecnnds; longest rest, 4 hours and "a min
utea.
Krahne. q hours. 1s minutes and Is sec.
ouds; longest rest. 2 hours aud So minutes.
Howard, 81 hours, 8 minntes and 40 aec.
onda longeat rest, 8 hours, SO minutes and
20 seconds.
Hart received challenge to-day for any
unknown" for the belt.
wEsTON's FAILURE,
San Francisco, April 10-Weston's walk
against time has been fat failure. Il
closes tonight, and at three o'clock thi,
afternoon he had only made 334 miles.
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General Me,iko6.

st. Pe,ersbure, Aoril 13-The Official
G,z.t,e ssya that eight more high officials
have been placed ct the disposal of Gen.
Nelik0ff,
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Obituary.

London. April ll.-De. VIM. sharpey, an
eminent meeical professor AID author, is
dead, sged 81.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-13
The LIBERAL L,adlers.

London, April ia formal conauItation
of tn. liberal leaders will be held in Loo
don Thursday.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-13
FOREIGN TeLecRAMs.
Marine News.

London, April l3-The Maine from New
York, and Switzerland from Philadelphia
arrived out.
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FOR SALE.

A No. I good work ox. taken on debt,
apply 10 g. H. GRuBER.
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TOLL .eAIe Ra Beautiful cciored rie.ars
~. sssS ssAns fas s.ek aSe. .Asssl. .0.aAAL
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BLACK DAMS SUCCESS.
He Beats the Bsst Record In the World
In his biz Daxs' Walk.

In his Blk Days Walk.
New York April 10.-This afternoon
there was great excitement at the walking
match. Al six o'cloak Hart bad msde 6ve
hundred and fifty miles. Eve and one fourth
better than the hest r~cord. He then ran
sronnd the track with ,h. American Dag
Al 6 :32 be had equslpd Browne great score
of five hundred aud fit,y.three miles. The
applause ives dcafening as the other walkers
Congratulated him. and especially ss Dob.
ler jogRed around with him and cries of
"Go Vt. Black Dau." rent the air.
AT Sail p. N. Hart finished h,s Eve hun
dred and s,x,ie'h m,'e and at 8 :28 Hupms
ker comnle,ed four hundred aud fifty miles,
securing about fifty three dollars for his
lahore aud pains Of the week Howard,
Pevram aod Hart linked arms and ran
around tine track, and soon afterwards
DObler and Howard together carried floral
gift. which had just becn presented TO the
tormer. The cheers at this time for Chi
caR0's game representative we're deafenine.
The O'Lesry belt WAS fastened on BLACK
Dan" aud he then made the last lsp If the
xrestest six days rsce IN record, Flushing
five hundred and sixty I've miles and one
hundred and six,y.dve yards at nine o'clock
tweh'yfnur minutes and thirty seconde,
The total score is as follows:
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TO RENT.

A DWELLING HOUSE, four good rooms,
- pantry. front and BACK porch and cistern
Situated on Green street, between Fourth and
Fifth. Apply on the premises.
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FOR SALE.
WANTED.

I OF ls, block 5s, Lower Yankton. Apply at
IL this Office fr'' ~
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A MARRIED NAN, having team, to 20 to a
- new point in DAKOTA, where SPECIAL IN
DCCEMEN Is are offered. For particulars ad-
dress r. y. Box, 43i, Yankton Dakota
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CASH paid for Yankton County orders. Apply
~ to GEO. ". ROBERTS.
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spsftal gotifss.
HAIR DRESSING

MRS: ]. PRAY wishes to inform the ladies' OF
N4 Yankton and vicinity that she has removed
and Capital streets. A large assortment of hu-
man hair on land. Switches. curls and puffs
made to order. Combihgs rooted aud made up
AZ nice as cut hair. Orders from out OF town
promptly attended to.
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To r ENT.

TWO HOUSES in Lower Yankton. Rent, SIG
per month.
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DIAPER BAGS AND STRAW WRAPPING
1 PAPER, In lots to suit purchasers Apply
at this Office.
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FOR SALE OR Rent,

FOR SALE OR RENT.
A HOUSE, beautifully located. commands a
"A fine view of the city lots fenced, trees, Sc
formerly occupied by A: NJ. English. Price,
Sl,6OO rent Sl2 per MONTH
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

has broken ont IN Vera Cr'
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
A LARGE assortment just received by the
"A GanAtOn jewelers. first dvor west Of the
pOstoffice.
vANCoTT, CLARK & co.
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An experienced Tai!orcss will have charge OF
the Boys Clothing Department.
MRS. 3. C. MARTIN.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-12-16
GALVESTON MARKETS.

GALVESTON, December s.-CottoH-
receipts, net s922 bales; gross bales;
exports coastwise - bales: stock on
hand l0,IT4 bales; sales 80 bales; good
ordinary pc; low ordinary =; ordinary
8; low middling IOse; middling 113c:
good middling 12le: middling fair I2ic;
market closed Irregular
GALVESTON, December o. Cotton -
receipts, net bales; gross bales;
exports 10 Great Britain bales;
TO continent - bales; coastwise
bales; sales 3s45; stock 99,i4i bales; low
ordinary SD; ordinary Sie; good ordinary
9sc; low middGug l0lc; middling l2Ic:
good middling la2c; middling fair Iatc;
market easy.
GALVESTON, December I0.-Coit0u-
Receipts net 45ai bales; gross bales;
exports to Great Britain bales; coast
wise bales; stock Gu hand ~ IS
bales; sales li5S bales; lOw ordinary she;
ordinary 81; COOL ordinary %; low mid
ding 100; midd!iug III; good mid.iling
III ;middling fair 1873; market closed weak.
GALvEsrOE, December IL Cotton -
receipts, net 1861 bales; gross bales;
exports 10 Great Britain bales: 10
continent bales coastWisc bales !;
stock on hand 81. 1888 bales; low ordinary
SIC; ordinary 01c; good ordinary 95r; low
middling l0sc; middling lIsc; good mid
ding i2tc; middling fair l2ic; sales 2l54
bales; market closed steady and lower.
GALVESTON, December l3.-C Cotton -
receipts, net bales; gross " bales;
exports channel 800 bales; continent
49, bales; coastwise - bales: sales
1850 bales; stock on hand 81 ,S94 bales;
low ordinary SIC; ordinary sic; good ordi-
nary 95c; low mldiling l0sc; middling
llsc; good middling l2tc: miadling fair
l2ic; market closed quiet.
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Capital Notes.

The governor and members of the board
have determined to again advertise for
bids for the purchase of 5000 acres Of the
land reserved, located, and surveyed for
the purpose orpaying for the building of
State Capitol. Bids will be received
until February ist, 1881.
Counting the vote for congressman.
state, district and county officers, was
concluded yesterday, but too late for add
ing up. The vote for governor and lieu
tenant governor VIII remain sealed aud
fncounied until the legislature meets.
Several commissions were signed and
sent out by the Secretary of State yester-
day. Among them was that OF T. -.
Wheeler. as judge Of the twelfth Judicial
district. Mr.. 4. Coleman, formerly ofthis
city, was commissioned attorney for the
same district.
Mr.. John u. Black. OF y ashinriou City,
connected with the building the Wash
iDgton monument. has written the COVER
nor requesting that u block of Texas mar
bile be forwarded, 10 lIe placed Ia it. Dur
ing the year ISL. when work on the mon
ument first commenced. piece Of marble
WAS sent 10 Washington. Mr.. Black has
been notified that IL il eonnot De found.
another will be forwarded as soon a. pos
sible.
Sealed proposals for $1,000 acres Of cap
itol ianI. were opened Saturday 10y the
Board Of OHM issioners for building the
State Capitol. The lands were offered for
sale to pay the expenses OF the location
aud survey of The whole capitol rescrya-
ton, and bidders were required To specify
the boundaries of lands upon which they
bid. The lowest bid was ii1ty and the
highest iifty-three and half cents per
acre. The board, upon making a careful
examination OF the boundaries given by
the bidders. discovered that all the leagues
bid for were along the Canadian river,
and embraced the most important wafer
courses flowing into that stream. Every
league save one bid tor had running wa
ter passing through IL, and persons get
ting possession of these lands won Id neces-
sariiy control vast quantities lying cd 4
cent, and the board taking into considcra-
lion the above facts rejected all bids. They
were also prompted to pursue this course
from the further fact that intimations
have been made them that for these par
ticular surveys as much as scventy-ilye
cents per acre can probably be obtained
at private sale. IL has not been deter
mined yet whether new bids viii be asked
for or not. The probabilities are the
lands will be disposed of at private sale.
At the request of the governor several
of the architects here in the city visited
and examined the Capitol building To see
if it could be utilized for any purpose
whatever after the completion of the new
one. They were of the opinion it could
not
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me foIIowino- from The San

The following, from the san Antonio
ErPress, will be OF interest to our builders.
as mauy fthem were interested in the
bids:
At the Office Of Gen. Il. c. Card, chief
quartermastcr, Thursday, bids were
opened for the construction Of one build
ing for generals quarters, nine for field OH
GERS, ten for CAPTAINS or company officers,
and one for barracks. The work being
the most important in way Of value ever
proposed in this city. received attention
from builders Of different parts OF the
state. hut all the bids exceeded the amount
allowed by law 10 he expended for the
work. Si2j 600. The present available APP
preparation isbut $4,000. The lowest bid
was that Of James Murphy and Sidney
Mead. ia the aggregate. leaving outprice
for extra excavations and walls, SIG, S.tJ.
The following is an abstract Of the bids ::
b. J. ManeTmann and III. Pauly one build
ing FOR general officers quarters, Sl0,-
4U2. s.; nine bindings for field officers, 81 :
!S2.SS. each; captain and company OIL
GERS quarters. each, SS.SH.iI; barracks,
Si2.l4G.fi; excavation below two feet, ~
cents per ruiIic ward; prices per perch, -
cubic feet, .. TO he completed in ten
months.
James Murphy and Sidney Mead, gen
erat officers quarters, Sl2,iS2; field OIL
&ssA=. r-alsisH- tttitlill anu
quarters. SIPS; barracks, SlO,a34; eXcaya-
tions below two feet. ~ cegts per cubic
yaTd: stone work below two foot line.
Sf.JO per perch Of - cubic feet. To be
cOyletc,i ia nine months.
Harry Deylin, generals quarters. Sl2,-
Sol: field officers quarters, Que or more
buildings, SO GD each; captain and COM
pany officers quarters. one or more 81 ,OSS
each; barracks, Si2,5Sa; excavation below
ward.
stone work, 81 - per perch of - cubic
feet. TO be completed in six months.
Alex GardneraudJOhn Waite, generals
quarters, Sl3.1IG; field officers quarters.
Sl0.023 each; captain and company officers
quarters. S7,3GI each; barracks, Sl0,6l5.
To complete in twelve months.
r. NeumInn, one field officers quarters,
Sl4 ,2D0; barracks, SlJ, 800; excavations as
stated, - cents; stone work, rs stated, 81.
Texas Building Association, by Thomas
CaricO. generals quarters, Sl5,90O; Held
officers quarters. nine buildings al SlO,-
600 each; captain and company officers
quarters, ten buildings, $500 each: bar
racks, Si3.lJJ; excavations as stated, $50
ccGts; walls, S1.j0. To complete in eleven
months.
Ed Braden. generals quarters, 3d.
sol III; field officers quarters, one or nine
buildings, Sl0.IIj.SS; captain and com
paITy officers quarters, one or ten, S7,Ol3;
barracks, Sli .;;;3I: excavations, 81 cents;
walls, extra, 81. To complete in twelve
months.
G.. W. hOnlscl, generals quarters, 3d.
.3;,; field officers quarters 81 ,294 each;
captain and company officers quarters,
5000; barracks, Sll ,62l; excavations, 40
cents; stone work, 81 per perch. To be
completed i'm eighteen months.
Unless the present session of Congress,
as is expected, Increase the appropriation
for the work. the expenditure will neces-
sariIy be limited To $4,000.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, December s. - Cotton
quiet; uplands l15c; Orleans l2se; sales
514 bales.
Wool firm aud in moderate demand:
domestic fleece 3sgt52c; pulled aA942c;
unwashed 1880; Texas l4@29c
Hides dull and weak; wet sailed New
Orleans, selected, so TO 20 pounds, lll@g
12c; Texas, selected. 30 TO 10 pounds.
1l4@13c.
NEW YORK, December o. Cotton
market quiet; sales go; uplauds llsc; Or
leans I2ie.
Wool in good demand and firm; do
nestle fleece 42453c; pulled 20d42c: un-
washed 14C933c; Texas l+(GS5c.
Hides fairly active and steady; wet salt
ell New Orleans, selected, 30 to 70 pounds,
ll49l2e; Texas, selected, 90 to 10 pounds,
ll49l3c.
NEW YORK, December 10 .-vCotton -
dull but steady; sales PIT bales; uplands
uEc; Orleans l2tc.
Wool firm, trade moderate; domestic
fleece S7@52c; pulled 2O(042c; unwashed
I4(933c; Texas 14933c.
Hides quiet; wet sailed New Orleans,
selected, so to 70 pounds, l1I(1l2c; Texas,
selected, 80 to Is pounds, 1lt(913c.
NEW YORK, December 1l.-COttOn-
dull; sales $50 bales; uplands 1ls; Or
leans 12sc.
Wool quiet and firm, with moderate
business; domestic fleece 3i(902c; pulled
20942c: unwashed 14@3lc; Texas 14(933c.
Hides-market dull and unchanged: wet
sailed New Orleans, selected, 30 TO 20
pounds. 1l49l2c; Texas, selected, 80 TO 10
bounds, 1liC0l3c.
NEW YORK, October II. - Cotton
steady; sules 54G: uplands IL &c; Orleans
12sc.
Wool firm and unchanged, and fairly
active, domestic fleece 3S(953; pulled
2O952c; unwashed 14@3lc; Texas 14933c.
Hides quiet; wet sailed New Orleans
selected, 80 to 20 pounds, I119l2c; Texas
selected, so to 10 pounds, 111al3c.
New YORK, December 49, Cotton -
dull; sales 40 bales; uplands lice; Orleans
lac.
Wool firm and fairly active; domestic
fleece 3st952c; pulled 2O@52c; unwashed
l4@3lc; Texas 14@33c.
Hides quiet; wet sailed New Orleans,
selected, 80 to 70 pounds, 114@12c; Tex
as, selected, 30 to IS pounds, 114@13c.
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RcaI Estate Transfer,.
OFFICE OF ZIMPELAIAN X BERGEN,
- -..-I.I hnnnInl.n Ii lG2A =

OFFICE OF LIMPELMAS X BERGEN,
AUSTIN, December II, 1880.
Desha BuntOn and wife to j. C.. Kerbey;
lots A and Il, and lots 10, II and IS, IN
Live Oak Grove. Consideration $5l5 50.
T.. Tackeft to c. T.. Rose; 10 acres II. d..
BassfOrd survey. Consideration so. ?
II. r. Cambell to &. V. 5. Hachenberg;
IS Clio acres Isaac Decker league. Com
sideration $1,000.
Il. Storbeck and wife to q. Peterson !;
40 acres Thomas Sharp survey. Consid-
GRAFTON S2aJ.
II. Storbeck and wife to A. Anderson;
40 acres Thomas sharp survey. Consider
alton $225.
A. +. Boyce ct al. TO John ID. Fields !;
30 acres Martin Wells survey. Con-
sideration S400.
W. NJ. BanneTmann, deed to +. j. Ban
hermann; lots . and q, block 3, outlet ~,
division Il. Consideration 5000.
j. Lyckman and wife to G. A. Lycllman;
634~'acres on Wil',argcr's creek. Con-
sideration Slal.25.
James Wahrenberger ct ais to W. A.
Ryan; lots l,2, 3 and 4, block "a. Con-
sideration $1,000
T.. r. Carter to W. \. Ryan; lots 3, 6,
: and 5, block 81. Consideration $500.
Estate of 4. II. Parrish TO j. l.. Hume
& Bro; lot O in block 20. Consideration
S24OO.
n. II. Crownover to Ct. Cezeane; 100
acres VIM. 5. Holton survey. Considera-
ton S1100.
a. Schaefer and wife to John Wolf; 22544
acres j. Bittick survey. Consideration
S22b0.
John b. Jones to james McCune; 100
acres Priestly and Paschal surveys. Con-
sideratiOn S2400.
4. f. Cook and wife to w. Anderson;
40 acres Nelson Merrell. Consideration
$1,000.
W. r. Davis, attorney, to j. n. Jones;
lots & aud Walker Wilson league. Con-
sideratiOn $500.
John VI. COstley TO NJ. NJ. Costley; 10
acres Travis county. Consideration $3.50.
l. II Chandler ia 'Tarrau AZ Walker: ID
acres, outlot %. division b. Considera-
ton $3.50.
II. 4. BlandfoId aud wife to W. s. Ca
rotheTs; lot and ,. block lS, division D..
Consideration $500.
Mrs. Thecla DOhmen To j. s. MaXey;
lots and 6 and part I, block Il. Con-
sideration $3.50.
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AT the late quarantine convention in
New Orleans two committee were raised,
one from the states within which lie the
valleys of the Mississippi and Ohio rivers,
and the other from those bounded by the
Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean
south OF Maryland. The object of these
committees Is TO take under consideration
everything pertaining to the question of
quarantine, and after formulating into
practical shape such suggestions as may
be agreed upon, then they are TO be sub
mitted to the state authorities, and after
approval by them congressional aid is to
be invoked by the adoption of some
law by Congress which will insure
uniformity upon tins subject throughout
these respective localities. The commit
tee consists of one from each one of the
states coming within the territory herein
Indicated The following Is the commit
tee from the Gulf States: Louisiana, Dr.
Joseph Jones, chairman; Alabama, DR..
Jerome Cochran; Florida, DIR. Cobb |;
Georgia, DR.. J. b. Freeman South Caro-
ina, DIR. II. d. Fraser; North Carolina,
DR.. Thomas F. Moore; Texas, DR.. r. NJ.
Swearingen; Virginia, DIR. j. g. Cabell;
Maryland, DIR. Chancellor.
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TYLER, December s, 1850.
The following eases were disposed o in
the Court Of Appeals to-day.
W. NJ. Burton V. State; from Parker.
Affirmed.
W. II. Tennison ct al. V. State; from
Parker. Affirmed.
E j. Carter V. Rambo; from Wood.
Affirmed.
Henderson Y. SrhnIder x Bro; from La
mar. Affirmed.
johnny Anderson V. State; from Pamela.
Affirmed.
Lewis V. Gilbert; from san Augustine.
4 tlirmcd.
Flanagan V. Gladney: from Rusk.
Affirmed.
George Warren V. State; from Travis.
Reversed and remanded.
John Richardson V. State; from Smith
Reversed and remanded.
Wilson, ct al, V. State; from Jack.
Dismissed.
McKclvy Y. Kuhiram; from Wood.
Dismissed.
EN- Parle, I'd. p. Bowan. Reversed
and bail allowed in $1,000.
johnson, ct al, v. +. & F.. Bor:hOld /;
from RuSk. Motion 10 docket granted
and dismissed.
TYLER, December 10, 1880.
James ct al. V. Prosper; from Dallas.
Reversed aud remanded.
Bond V. Jones; from Rockwell. Re.
Versed and rem0nded.
Mack u Co. Y. Jones from Harrison.
Reversed and remanded.
Jefferson ct al. V McAfee; from Rusk.
Reversed and remanded.
Morris V Edwards; from Anderson.
Reversed and rcmanded.
Withie V. Brown from Titus. Revers-
ed aud demanded.
Withie Y. Brown from Titus. Revers-
ed and remanded.
Lloyd V. Carrot y Key; from Harrison.
Affirmed.
Mcdonald V. Claiborne; from Rusk
Affirmed
Mcdonald Y. Claiborne; from Rusk.
Affirmed
Young Y. Wagner: from Harrison.
Patrick V, Hall, ct al. from Harrison.
Affirmed.
Dougherty V. Stands; from kaufman.
Affirmed.
Malone V. Hunt from Delta. Affirmed.
Martin ct nj. V Hunt; from San Angus
tine. Affirmed.
Newman -Hernshiene: from Gregg.
Affirmed.
Kellogg & PATTERSON v. Shriai from
Anderson, Affirmed.
Davis V. The State from Lamar. Aft
firmed.
Gardella v. serpes; from Anderson.
Affirmed.
Texas & Pacific Railroad Company ".
Lenox; from Red River. Appeal dis
missed.
Crenshaw v. Crenshaw; from Pamela.
Dismissed.
E. P. SMITH, Clerk.
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oulnine ana Arrenic

From the basis Of many Of the Agse 1ened3es In
the market, and are TIE last resort Of PhykfczAns
and people who know no better medicins seem
ploy for this distFsssanx conplEint. TbeeGecs
OF either Of thess drugs arc destructive 70 the
system. producing hssdsehe. intestinal dlsor-
ders. vertigo. dizziness, ringing Of tIs en-. knd
depression Of the constitutions beslEh A11n's
Asrz crHE Il vegetables diseofe1, Contrasting
neither quinine. assenie nor any desetsuQge In
gredienf. and Il ~ tnfzliibie s1d rsDM eafefcr
every forzs Of Fever ard Aqua lie sHsceHars
perm2nent ana certain. ard no injury can resuit
nom its use. Besides beng > ppasffvertrs for
Fever and Ague n al its forms. Il 4 s,eonrss-
perior remedy fcs Liver Complaints. i u an
ezcsi;eei tonic and preventive, - M e SIRE.
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