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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-11
OF 10 RECITATION
!. CUMMINGS. VI. d.
!. T. MATHIS. VI. u.
W J. BURT. VI. d

What guarantee have you that the sub
contain one thing and at another some
thing else, for you can be blindly deceiy-
ed by fraudulent medicine which is only
made to get up something cheap 10 take
the place Of the genuine OF the high repu-
tation! The genuine has been manufac-
tured for years. half million of dollars
expended to secure its reputation; aud
too much money Is invested in simmons
liver Regulator by Zeilin Il Co. TO risk
the loss by allowing the medicine 10 fall
from its high standard. The best part of
a life time has been spent in securing
this reputation which will last for genera
lions. The substitutes having no reputa-
ton to lose will be made of the cheapest
and poorest materials to enable the dealer
to buy what is cheap.
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a good lady Of this city collected si7
the other day and forwarded to Marx 4
Kempner, Of Galveston, who forwarded
according to instructions TO the orphsp.
at Bayland. few most necessary groee-
RES The recslPs and letter Of advice
from Marx 4 KempBer has been shown
u TINS little help Was comfort 10 = lot
OF poor orphans.
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The Mar FSadieafor, Of Blaneo. says :
The election OF this gentleman to repre-
sent us In the state legislature almost CON-
pensafes for our disappointment In the de-
feat Of Gen. Hancock Tor president. We
now, for the first time slnce the organixa-
ton Of Blzneo county, have q nam 10 rep
resent Us of whom we are proud. Judge
Moursund was elected by the intelligence
OF Travis aud Bsanco counties. and he has
the ability 10 reflect credit upon his con-
stituents- The interests Of the two coun-
ties will never suffer AZ his hands. nor viii
the Democrats who elected him ever re-
grst L. He Il an honest man and : true
Democrat snd viii ever guard closely he
Interests % his party.
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More acres of Western government
lands Were sold and pre-empted during
the fiscal year ending on the Both OF June
than ever before. the amount being ,455,-
IA acres-more than double that pur-
chased In BASKERVILLE over 0,000.0
were taken up under the homestead act.
There is good deal more remaining. bus
the supply will not last many years if the
present rush continues.
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This lady had been married thirteen
years, and durieg at least one-half of that
time had been a sufferer from the effects
of Leuchorrhaa or Whites, and its many
She was very much reduced
in strength and flesh, being unable to
take any active exercise. DR.. l.. advised
the use Of DIR. Dromgoole's ENGLISH FE-
MALE BITTRRs, as he knew its. compost
ton. With many doubts, she commenced
its use, but after the use OF six bottles.
Costing only 5000 she was restored 10
perfect health
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The RaQuet-

The latest thing In dances is called the
racquet, and is neither waltz nor polka.
though the best part of both arc pre-
served. The music strikes up with "a
crash, as though 4 new volcano had broke
out, and the girl will cling tightly as
though frightened, ii she understands the
dance, and the young man will reassure
her by gentle pressure. If be- understands
the dance or knows anything at all. At
the second crash they dodge, as
though some one had thrown a black
smith shop at them, and they start in.
They begin by initiating the struggle for
life, representing person who j. drown
ing, but at each crash of the cyInbals and
brass drum they dodge and scoot TO one
side, then dart back again, jam each other
sideways. and then as the crashes Of mu-
sic become more terrific and ,!raien-
ing they try to drive each other
through the floor by main strength +,
get desperate and claw and tear and
pull. and all ut once they 90 raving
mad with hydrophobia and the deIirum
tremens. and gnash their teeth and rave.
and suffer ths.nOst terrible agOny-and it
is all over. It's 4 short dance. a. the de-
sign is amusement and not murder. But
short as it is, il is said to be very sweet.
Where il has been introduced II seems to
give the most perfect Satisfaction, many
young people preferring it TO the slow
and solemn polka. or the cold and freezing
waltz.
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THE Philadelphia Bulletin, Re-
publican, SAYS TO Ulysses 5. Grant,
more than TO any other single man
in the country. honor Is due for spe-
ciaI service rendered in winning the
great victory of Republican princi-
pies. The debt OF gratitude is to be
maid in 1884.
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Below We give the result Of the con-
gressional vote as far as heard from. Ma
jorities for Shepard: Milan $50, William
son 5e2, Lampasas 261, Brown 462, McCul-
loch Isl, San Saba %, Lee 139, Coleman
1852, Galveston 1861, Burnet 5s, Washing
ton 155, Austin 30; total majority for Shep-
ard, 1913. Jones majorities: Bastrop 400,
Burleson 152, Colorado 1853, Travis 80,
Oatmanville to hear from, which will
probably increase Jones' majority. Total
majority for Jones 1895. Brazoria, Mata-
gorda, Wharton, Fayette. Lavaca and
Runnels to hear from.
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A st. Louis paper gives an account of
the death of our old shoemaker, named
Henry Foges. Among his papers was
found letter Astounding IN filial love from
his son, who is bailiff in Fairfax county
Texas. Asthere is no county named Fair
fax in Texas, it is probable the reporter
made mistake in copying the name, and
thus they may possibly meet the eye of
the worthy son.
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A simple and usually successful mode
OF extracting needle or any piece Of
steel or iron that has broken of in the
flesh is by applying common pocket
magnet. Iron filings have way of I'M
bedding themselves in the eye which de-
lies almost every ordinary means for their
extracting. For their removal, small,
blunt-pointed bar of steel we'll nagne-
tized will be found effeetual.
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DIR. w. J. Gibson. of Arkansas, writes:
Fer many years my wife was sufferer
from terrible female complaint that baf-
fed the skill of all physicians around me.
There seemed no hope for her. was
made acquainted with the composition of
DIR. Dromgoole's English Female Bitters,
and know them to be good, 1 procured
several bottles and placed her upon its
use. They cured her sound and well, and
1 do not hesitate to say, they saved her
life -
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THROWN FROM IN.-John Gaff-
ney, fireman of engine a on the Shore
Line Railroad, of New Haven Conn. was
thrown from the engine against 4 rock
while the train was going at the rate of
IS miles an hour. He was all but killed,
yet, thanks to Giles Liniment Iodide AM
monia, recovered completely in four days.
GILES PILLS cure Liver Complaint.
Sold by all druggists. Send for PAM
phlet. DIR. GILES,
120 West Broadway. n y.
Trial size % cents
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Isg reference to Revised Statutes,
article l7IG. il will be seen that the
VOC for county and district officers
canaot be- counted until December
Is. This date will therefore be the
earliest upon which certificates Of
election can issue.
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a Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretiOns Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, ETC.,
I will send recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send a self-addressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Station ID,
Neg York CITY. aplSeod&w1yr
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Austin is promised now daily paper

Austin is promised now daily paper
soon.-SdR .iRtoaio Herald.
II Is said the enterprise will be backed
by several prominent capitalists, deter
mined TO ''see the thing through" The
great trouble with capitalists embarking
In such enterprises is that their enthusi-
asm oozes out before the paper could rea-
sOnably be expected to be placed on pay
ing basis. II will require u good many
thousand dollars to establish a new daily
paper in Austin.-SaR diHtoaio ErpreSs
Yes, to establish Il not less than $50 or
go In hand cash.
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Glad Iidinas to suffsrina Woman!

A specific has been discovered that posi-
lively corrects all menstrual disorders: Ii
miraculOusly relieves, and cures all that
class of troublesome maladies in woman.
1t has long been known and used, ana its
specific powers are abundantly vouched
for by the experience of thousands of
women.
This magic balm is now finding its way
into almost every household in the land,
and is known by its significant and eX-
pressive name, Bradfield's Female Regu-
latOr.
ATLANTA, GA, March -, 1870.
/ have examined the recipe of Brad
fields Female Regulator, and believes it is
a most excellent medicine, and well suit
ed to all that class of diseases designated.
1 have no hesitation in recommending it
to the public.
JOEL BRANHAM, VI. ID.
DIR. j. Bradfield, Prop, Atlanta. Ga.
Price $3.50 per bottle. Sold by all Drug
gists and DIR. j. j. TObin and o. SamOstZ.
Wholesale Agents.
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Some parties, probably with the view
OF entering suit against the international,
have placed small sign and also cut
notches In the crossties over which Mr..
Smith, an employee, was recently killed,
just across the river, on the extension.
Pieces OF the unfortunate mans trunk
and table, WHICH fell along with him. lie
scattered around.
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NEW PROCESS OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF the most simple and effective process
ses, ii would appear. for preserving the
dead, has recently been brought forward IN
Germany. BY This method, ii is stated.
the dead bodies or human beings and ami
mas fully retain their form. color and
feasibility continuously, and may be dis
sccted, while decay and offensive smell are
completely prevenled-ihe muscular flesh,
upon incision. presenting the same ap-
pearance a. in case of fresh dead body.
The liquid used for this purpose is pre-
pared II, follows: Three quarts Of boil
ing water. three and onc-halt ounces alum,
six iraehms common salt. three drachns
saltpc.cr, two ounces potash, and two and
one-half drachms arsenic acid: the salts
are dissolved in the water, and then there
are added two pints of glycerine and one
half pint Of wood alcohol. The embalIn-
ing is accomplished by simply saturating
and impregnatinS the bodies With this
composition. from one and a half To five
quarts being used for a single body.
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Thr Elec,lon in rra,l. coun,r.

The congressional vote IN Travis county
stands rs follows: City of -Aus.in-First
ward, Shepard 50, Jones IG6; second ward.
Shepard 1O6, Jones s.; third ward. Shep-
ard -, Jones 80; fourth ward, shepard 80,
Jones 80; nth ward, Shepard 81, Jones -;
sixth ward, shepard 81, Jones 80; seventh
ward, Shepard 100, Jones slS; eighth ward,
Shepard l37, Jones 14s; ninth ward. Shop
ard %, Jones lsS; tenth ward, Shepard 50,
Jones Isl. Travis Pond-Shepard 9, Jones
50. Manor-Shcpard 1872. Zones is. New
ell plsee-Shepard ls9. Jones $50. Flint
RoeS-ShepSrd D. Jones u. Duyal-Shep-
ard los, Jones 49,. WehbervilIe-Shepard
l65. Jones 81. Givens' store-Shepard
~, Jones SoS. 0sunanville to hear from.
roiai-Shepard leSS, Jones s4eS.
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MARmkD-At the residence OF the
brides father, at e'clock P. NJ. We'd
nesday. November 5, IsSa. AIR. AuGvsT J
BEcEafANN and Miss EMMA HoRSBER.
GER. Judge Jos. Lee officiating. Alarge
number OF friends were present TO Wit
ness the ceremony aud extend their con-
Erakalasions. The groom Is well and IA
,orAhiy known, having been deputy post
master Cor several years, aud his many
friends win be glad 10 learn that lac Was
- fortunate IN winning 50 handsome and
accomplished Young lady for his bride.
Tue STATESMAN extends lis eongratula-
tons and wishes this happy couple many
long years OF happiness aud prosperity
Taey leave this morning for san ! nle,,so
Il visit the greom's parents.
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man named Gillian was shot and in
stantly killed by man ngmed Darlington
at Taylorsville on Saturday evening last.
They met each other, and drawing their
pistols, Darlington succeeded in firing
first and putting ball completely through
Gillan's body. No farther particulars
could be ascertained.
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illustrated Marriage Guide, 80 pages, cloth
and gilt binding, 80 cents; same in paper
covers. IS cts. Manhood, 10 cents; Woman
hood. 10 cents; Pamphlet. 8 cents-securely
sealed. BY mail. Send money or postage
stamps. DIR. WHITTIER, the great specialist,
617 ST. Charles Street. St Louis, Mo.
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The following are the returns from Dat
manville: Walker 1856, Smith 1855; Carleton
rs, Haynes 146, Glenn II; Moursund 40,
Trigg 107, Loe 20; Fillmore 223, Neill I15;
Blackburn 10; Brown 232, saylor al;
Moore 25s, Harris 10; Gildart 166, Hall
man PIP; Young ia, Creepy 156, Long 10,
Blocker IS; Johnson 300, Morris 1888; Todd
1874, Metz 2ls; Jernegan 22l, Walker 157;
Darlington I27, Warren 233: Shepard $50;
Jones 200.
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AS all indications point to a severe win
ter, it would be well for farmers to put in
a few acres of rye or barley for pasturage.
Even residents Of the city who keep stock
would find these grains a lucrative on
spare lots.
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Governor Roberts has revoked the quar-
antine to take effect on Wednesday. No
vember 10, at 70 NJ.
Up TO yesterday over 100000 acres of
land had been sold by the comptroller,
and between $4,000 and $4,000 had been
paid in. To-day the counties of Wilbar-
ger and Zavalla will be sold, being the
last two counties not sold. There will
also be about 100000 acres 10 sell the second
time, as the parties that bought have
failed to pay.
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Special Notices.

II. X. MARKS. Photographer. 700 Cor
gress Avenue. Artistic pictures taken
for all. ISsueat>en fret premiums received
from the Capital State Fair Assoeiatioh'
oc29tf
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A-O W CSN IL OoN " q '
Trial size % cents.

The most contemplate fraud that has
been practiced upon farmers and others
in the last few years is the selling of i'm
mense packs of worthless horse and cat
tie powders. There is only one kind now
known in the country that are unadulter-
ated, and those are Sheridan's.
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v arrcn's major

Fritz Tegner, Republican, and W.
Gregg, Democrat, are elected justice of
the peace Of precinct No. ..
Patterson, Democrat, is elected consta-
BILE of precinct No. }. over Lee, Independ-
ent.
Moursund gets 3S5, Loe las and Trigg
IN Blanco county. Majority for Mour-
sJnd 40.
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An old lady writes US: Il am Is years
old, and was feeble and nervous all the
time. when bought bottle of Parker's
Ginger Tonic. 1 have used little more
than one bottle and feel as we'll as at 30,
and am sure that hundreds need just such
\ medicine See advertisement.
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p. DECoRDoyA, notary public and Uni
ted States Commissioner. Particular at
tention paid TO taking interrogatories.
0c4f Iy
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EMINENT DIR c. c. CLARK.

Oswego, n. Y, writes: "Colden's LIE
BIG'S LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF is
by far the best of all the preparations of
the kind food and toaic) that have ever
used" Sold by ]. W. Graham, Austin.
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Local and Other Matters.

DIED-In Austin, November 6. 1880. EN-
MA GIBBS MCKINNEY, infant daughter of
Mrs. Fannie G. Mckinney.
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The Grand Lodge of l. .. o. +. ofTexas
convenes In Austin on the first Monday in
February next, and the different lodges in
the city have appointed committees on en-
tertainment, and meeting of the same
will be held tonight at Milan lodge hall.
The Odd Fellows of the city should exert
themselves and secure the Temple in
Austin.
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II you want your fastidIous taste com
pletely satisfied in the way of something
10 eat whenfI, are in Round Rock, just
put up Mt Young's Hotel. au1w&sut
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The vote In the fifth congressional dis
trict, in 1878. was as follows:
The CONFESSIONAL Contest.

The following vote for Shepard and
Jones in this district show their respec-
tive majorities AS nearly correct as can be
obtained without the official count, and
shows that Shepard Is elected:
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For all chronic female weaknesses and
Irregularities, English Female Bitters
stands at the head of the list. 1t is Il never
failing iron and vegetable tonic, giving
immediate stength and vigor TO the sys-
TO
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II your hair is coming out or turning
gray, do not murmur over a misfortune
you can so easily avert. Ayers Hair Wig
or will remove the cause of your grief by
restoring your hair to its natural color,
and Herewith your good looks and good
nature.
Many lose their beauty from the hair
falling or fading. Parker's Hair Balsam
supplies necessary nourishment, prevents
falling and grayness, and is an elegant
dressing.
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ATTENTION, LAND BUYERS. = The
Office Of Lawrence {; Edwards, head
quarters for purchasers at tax sales. Maps
and abstracts free to all to examine. j
W. Lawrence. Notary Public, will au,
and see them.
LAWRENCE & EDWARDS,
oe27 Land Agents; Austin.
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Those who have not visited the new
railroad bridge have no idea of the vast
amount of material lying in wait for the
construction of the trestles and wood
work of the structure. Immense piles of
heavy beams, Shoppers and other large tim
bers line the road on both sides of the
railroad almost TO Pressler's Garden.
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10 you want better bargains than were
ever offered before don't GALL 10 call ~
my closing out sale. IL. HEkIsHFKLD. II
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CorroN.--Cotton has history dating
back thousands of years. Herodotus,
four hundred and eighty-four years be
fore the birth Of Christ, Says that tee
ancient inhabitants OF India wore gar
ments made OF cotton The muslins of
India have long been celebrated for their
wonderful beauty and extreme fineness
Of texture In the first voyage OF the
spaniards TO this country they found
the Aexieans and fcravians eultivating
cotton and using Il largely Tor the manu-
facture Of clothing. Corlez sent a. pres
ents to Charles Y nantes aud goods OF
all eolors made of cotton by the Mexf.
cans
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Boots. shoes, notions and general as
sortment Of merchandise at bottom pri-
ees. II HEIRsHFELD. IT
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HENDERSON, Texas. November .
Over 5000 bales Of cotton were re-
ceived here on yesterday.
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At Thorndale, Milan county, Capt. r.
H. Mitchell. from the oil regions of Penn
sylyania, Is boring an artesian well for
Mr.. W. $. Carothers. The well is now
down 3so feet andno water has been found
except vein ofYery salt water near the
surface. Capt. Mitchell expects to strike
water az n depth of about 1900 feet TO
create = constant overflow. An artesan
well on the capitol hill would be paying
investment for the state in view of the
construction of a new capitol building.
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fae most wonderful blood pariier IN
- Noeld-sradieafss every safst-S. 5
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Mr.. J. j. Williamson, formerly minister
for the Christian church at Bryan. has re-
moved 10 Austin and will make this his
headquarters for several months. Mr..
Williamson has many warm friends here
and is regarded as an effective preacher
In his church.
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Quiuine and rsenic

For Scrofula, Rheumatism, MercurIal
Poison. and all blood disedses, take :. :. :.
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The vast damage done stock this year
stockraisers on their guard about barbed
wire fences. There are instances in this
county where barbed wire fences have
killed more stock than the original cost
or the fence amount to
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TRAVIS PEAK

Shepard ., Jones30 Hurt 0, Williamson
0, Walker 10, Smith %, Carleton s, Haynes
%, Glenn ,, Los 30, Moursund 8, Trigs 8
Fillmore 81. Neill 6, Blackburn >. Moore
IS, Harris 10, Gildart IL. Halllnann 81,
Brown 80, Saylor 9, Young s, Creary 50
Blocker l, johnson 10, Morris 10, Todd s.
Metz Is, Jenigan 81, Walker Is. Warren
80
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wkRlIgRvILLE.

Hancock lge, Weaver AZ, Garfield IS;
Roberts les, Hsmman l1s. Davis 50; Shep-
-ard les. Jones "a: Walker 100, Smith IL;
Carleton To, Haynes lis, Glenn 81; Loe l.,
Aonrsund i75. Trigg l7S, Fontsinc Is; Ful-
more sls, Ncili lse. Blackburn -; Moore
Isl. Harris sli, Gildars isi; Hallmann a07;
Brown aIs, Saylor LIS; Young Ias. Creary
1SS. blocker ?, long L johnson Isa, Nor
ris iai; Todd ISl. Singleton ,, Metz M;
Jernig2n 20, Walker isss Campbell 40;
Darlington los. Warren lSi, Hornsby sia,
Holland iaa. Whitloek "A.
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No mirror ever yet threw back
A more repulsive sight
Than teeth that are decayed and black,
Or one more pure and bright
Than rows of pearls, that all may vault
Who put their faith in SOZoDOST.
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Especial to the Statesman.l

BRENNAN, November 5.-No ac-
curatc returns since last dispatch.
Fayette gives Jones 125 majority as
the outside estimate. Lavaca is esti-
mated at $50. Milan at 1850 MAORI
ty for Shepard. A mistake in Aus
TIN county makes it about even.
Shepard's friends think heis elected
BY small majority.
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Especial TO the statesman.l
ROCKDALE, November 5.-Milam
gives Shepard about 900 majority.
Especial to the Statesman
Especial to the Statesman

BASTROP, November 5.-Baatrop
gives Jones 1875 majority.