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CARIsET.nAKISG.
outline OF the One Which the Gossips are
Constructing for General Garfield.

outline OF the One Which the GOssips are
Constructing for General Garfield.
WASHINGTON, November 4.-As to Gen.
81 al Garfeld's Cabine. there is a general
belief that it would be Of q mixed chsrac-
ter-s compromise structure, intended to
harmonic the two wings OF the party.
General Ben Harrison Is admitted on all
hands to be sure member Of it, Mr.. John
@. New, OF Indiana, beinglooked to as Sen.
ator McDonald's probable successor in the
Senate. Mr.. Harrison is regarded here as
moderate" Republican.
General Logan is known TO desire the
Secrelaryship OF the Interior. It was the
place he chose for himself when he
thought Grants nomination certain, and at
that time he and his friends made no
secret OF his wishes and determination.
Senator Conkling is thought TO desire
the place Of Postmaster General for his
friend and able adjutant, Mr.. Thomas G.
Plat. he asked this OF Mr.. Hayes in
1877, and was very CURLY refused, and 1t
is believed he will not ask 1t in vain OF
Mr.. Garfield.
The Treasury, according 10 the general
belief, will remain in charge OF Mr.. Sher-
man, in which Gaze the Ohio Senstorship,
in place OF General Garfield, will become
prize for which several eminent Buck.
eyes will reach out with great vigor this
winter.
JamesF. Wilson, Of Iowa, is named as 3
probable Attorney General. He belongs
10 the moderate Republican side and was
opposed 10 the third term. But 1t Is also
thought that General Garfield may desire
10 reserve the Attorney Generalship for q
New England man.
People are asking with some curiosity
what Mr. Don Cameron will demand. II
is known that he has decided liking for a
Cabinet position. While the third term
movement seemed likely to succeed Mr..
Cameron did not conceal from bis friends
that he found the Senate far less pleasant
than he had found the War Department,
and that he hoped TO return 70 that place,
for which, gossip says, he believes himself
to lie peculiarly fitted. There are, how.
ever, people who do not believe General
Garfield will give him his wish in this mat
ter.
So far, counting Mr.. Ben Harrison for
the State Department; Mr.. Sherman,
Treasury; Mr.. Plat, Postotice; Gen.
Logan, Interior, and James F. Wilson, At
torney General, FIVE OF the seven Cabinet
places are provided for by the gossips.
But there Is some expectation here that
Mr.. Garfield may offer the Secretaryship
OF War to Gen. Grant. The Generals
friends say that he really did immense ser
vice in the canvass; that he ought to be
rewarded; that he likes Washington and
has house here; tina. he could scarcely
sford TO 20 abroad on q foreign mission
that he wants something to do, and that,
in short, the War Department ought to be
given him. There are others who urge
that he ought to have the Department Of
State, and that he would prefer this Of all
the Cabinet places.
In this project OF Cabinet It is to be
noted that Mr.. Blaine has no representa-
ton, and that no place is made for a
Southern man.
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LONDON, November 4.-The Dublin
freeman, Journal, commenting on the
American election, says: For ourselves,
we see more than anything else in the
democratic defeat tribute to the excel
lence OF Mr.. Hayes government. No man
could hrve entered into office under more
angry circumstances or under more ON.
inous auspices, yet the grace and ease
with which he guided the State through
the time Of trial and depression, while re-
fleeing credit on the patriotism OF those
opposed to him, Is also highly creditable
TO bis own ability and his appreciation OF
the lofty duties imposed on him.
The Irish Tina says: The defeat OF the
Democrats can be regretted as being likely
to retard the adoption Of free trade. Be.
fore such change can be effected the re-.
sistance Of the great majority OF the
Nation must be overcome, and there Is no
prospect whatever Of such result during
the period which will be Influenced BY
the issues Of the present struggle.
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TRUSTEES sALU
TlRUsTEE's SALE.

By TiTtps o. gVe tsytrll 4.sd, a, &c..
HArnsf EekAsrdt AID BlFtafG b, ~. :. -, y y
nSnsd Hustee, dated respectfully ~ 80, = ~ ~,
peesmbsr, ls1k, the lat day q Nv 80 "a IT,
g AuguF. isis thu iILh diy Of 49,, ~ a. " 4
slSt eII o. August 1878 asl Al u n'l ~ b,
S1astks vmS ne Goaaty cogIt q OA,o y. L 4
Se ~ g nest SltEinil- tbt AZ FpI,,,-,,.t;l
corded 70 Daet o. TniI; Rosk "a 4 - ~ !
Z, In Deea q Trust Book 50. !. - yt'l ~
IruSt Beck No ,. PAGES ls3 bad ia Il "a y,
Seok 10; Pase ", in4 ia DlAi Il Tr,,,,' u
u, page ~, viii NJ At pable rev ~ Bah j.
SATURDAY, The 2ao DAY OF oCT@,,.
beginning a IOo'elOSk n. Of NJ A., y,
door o. the Co1rt H0als Of IaA ~, s',H u, n.
owing Described RAJ GstIsS, thai L \, ,.s ~ 3
eSEed Mise lLot 10 o. Gbd Lot .ushs.Il, y II
Two (Lot No. 2, lTisE o. he ~, :, Itst
street, " that pan d he 40 ~ Y,
aned hofth WheellnE. tnsstks, .A.S
vAa&ole ~ Hoventno erected ,h,Fs.s' ~ .,
I,.l.a9S ~ tssnN,esh ~ Isd lhirI...st, u
rtIer and West street ia aai1 ~, !, nsss II
whaling called North RhteiipF. A., ts e;l I
q ThIty-oee t3il, Ihiny.IVe Il ~ 4,,,t'sAs,
81 In aid Nerth WhsSinr 10 - IlsF7!'iN,
rhirty.sight a. in SoFth y btelinT t...ttsas,i
~ the tmpFoVenaptS tksreln; A. II, go VI
TEeety-saEen Y 10 EortA Ws,.uss l.sssS
lmaptVvtmena selling - trustee IIsIgi $50 j
trust wa ~, I
TxHxI o. slLE-ons-.hirl o. ,s, ,z,..,,.
g - mAsa mere - the parehASsf ~, go, ssl
Sab. and the balance 10 ihrec t9uI, lsS,'l vi
hI, twelve, and eighteen hoais, Ia ~ "a q
ale, With Interest 20 MD dslsTf,J i...Siit a.
the day q sale. the purchaser ID 49, Use 4
security, 70 b. approved By the ,Tu,i,. ~ = ~
nsnt o. aid deferred in5;llin yn,I ia $50 ~
". Il HAtLER, AuetloaeSf, -'t-'' 4raF.s
The ale o. the above property, E1v,, ~, ~
Z! ana y Shhh have bSth tn,S, i a -, - fsE
sATukpAI, NOVEMBER 81, iss5. a IA S " y .
oet23 JAMES P Eogvss T..
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1t viii be q good thing for oil boys, and
girls, TOO, TO get some idea-in real figures
-ot what their parents do for them. The
Rev. P. B. Fisk gives lecture on the cost
Of a boy. BE computes that at the age Of
Is good boy receiving the advantages Of
city lie will cost, counting compound In.
terest Oh the amount invested, not less
than 5000.
At ri be will not cost any more unless
he goes to college, when be will cost
nearly twice a. much. A bad boy costs
about SIC, 900 at p, provided he does not
20 to college. II he does 60, he costs q
Dir. Fisk thinks that girls are nearly as
expensive as boys. The computation,
however, comprises only the pecunia1y
cost Of raisinga boy. The value Of the
mothers tears and the fathers gray hairs
are beyond the reach Of figures to express.
The money side is by far the lesser Of the
two.
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MARRIED.

TEHcE-BAYSE-ThursIGy evening, November
1850, BIZ the Rev. Or. Graham, Al the residenee o.
The brides father, Andrew BGyne, Bellevue, Ale
Ehpny county, Pa, AETHrR u. TEEcE, Of Pitts
burEh, Pa, 70 JENNIE B. BATHE.
sra GIN.cOCHRAS-Thursdly, November I, 1850
BY the Rev. J. A Lancaster At the rttdenee Of th'
bfiIs'G mother, tEo miles west Of Martins Ferry
Ohio, M. HILLtIX A. SIRAIN, Of Brooke county
". va, 10 MIS- ALTRETTA d. CocuRAH.
ErAFFORD-wOODs- ThursdaT, November 4
1850 by the Rev. j. A lancaster a the residence o
Mo- Cochran, Two miles vest Of Martins Ferry, o
NR ELIHU STAFFORD Of Ehe, Pa, 70 MS. ANHiI
L WeoES.
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The Richmond (va.) Ssqte, a Democratic

The Richmond (va.) STATE, Democratic
evening paper. says: That the Democratic
party was defeated Tuesday, never, per-
haps, to rally again as party" and adds
that virginians will receive the announce
ment Of Gen. Garfeld's election with
c.lmuess and resignation" 1.-THE defeat
Of Hancock" it says, ceases to be dis
aster when coupled with the utter rout
and discontinue Of Malone" There
seems to an awakening even in the Solid
South. The Richmond State sounds the
retreat OF the Democracy preparatory to
It's disbapdment, and it is gratifying TO
know that a majority Of the people Of
Virginia have repudiated repudiationists.
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When, under the placid June sky IN
Chicago, General Garfield spoke Of the
melancholy days Of November, be didn't
refer to so,nbre atmospheric conditions,
but TO the broOjing thoughts OF t'other
fellows as they heard from the well.nigh
solid north.
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NEw JERSEY is such an uncommonly
good State for epterpriziug citizens to
move away from that the Republican
party cannot get a majority there. New
Jersey was the only free State that cast a
Democratic Electoral vote in 1880, and
then it gave four out Of seven to Lincoln.
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The mistake Of the Democrats in this
CANVASS, said the vicksburg liiss.) Herald
Dem. several days ago, was turning their
backs on the tariff question and not max
ing the fight upon it in the agricultural
states OF the West andi in New York State
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nIEn.

sPEScER.-On Friday, November ., 1854, At 4
osloek 4. ", JosEPH, infant son o. c. Ind 1Eu'
Spencer, Sgsd years, months and . days.
Funeral from The rs.idsnes Of the parents, No. IL
Seventeenth street, tomorrow tsuadlyl At p. n
Iatsrmsnt at Peninsula cemstsry. Friend, Of h'
family are invited 70 attend.
MAESIX-on Friday morning, EoyemberS, 1850
at o'clock, MES MAET MAINLY, aged Sc yean.
Funeral from her late residenee this afternoon q
o'clock. Friend, Of the family are invited.
wEAvER-On Friday, November 5, 1880. n
MouudTyIIle, W.. Va, CAEEIE, youngest daughter o.
c. 4. and n. A. Weaver, aged year. month, and
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BradItreers Review.
In this issue are given additional letters
from various trade centres, which, taken
with those previously printed, constitute
comprehensive summary OF the character
and volume of the autumn trade 10 the
United States. The results are certainly
very gratifying. Largely increased sales
in nearly all departments, reinforced In
many instances by better prices, constitute
conclusive evidence as to the advent Of
prosperity. In the letters presented 10
this number, the movement Of dry goods,
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pn.tnr lInda Hnnnx.

have been greatly troubled with my
kidneys and liver for over twenty years,
and during that entire. time l was never
free from pain. My medical bills were
enormous, and visited both the Hot and
White Springs, noted for the curative quail.
tiles OF the water. am happy TO say am
now q we'll man, and entirely as the result
OF Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
With such glorious results l am only too
glad TO testify regarding the remedy
which has made me 80 happy.
(REv P, F. HARKLEE.
Coal Run Crossing, ArkansaI. rrhs4w
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A cLEAR head; elastic limbs; good diges'
ton; sound sleep; buoyant spirits; fine
appetite; and . ripe old age are some Of
the results OF the use Of Dr.. TUFTS Pills.
They require no change Of diet nor inter.
iere with regular business. A single dose
will convince you Of their wonderful
nHant
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The fexibility Of the Democratic party
principles in the late campaign is well de.
scrited in these lines:
DeaOer,ey At the money plank, It's shotgun bring ts
FrSI.
To Bit iLduiou IN the East-contrsetion in the West
10 all the elections Ioud, Sglin they bring Is iorth,
10 bit ihe taIifI IN the sOuth-fte trads 10 the
Sorif.
II d0dYea Lsre, AID dodSS there, liz game o. hAu
Ard ak I 10 hi, i.Hn deer, TO mis-, ItMIeaT.
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WHILE couceding the defeat OF the re-
.diusters in Virginia, their chief organ,
the Richmond Wing, remarks: There
can be- no doubt OF the fact that the State
tIsbt will be an issue next year"
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JrnIcE ClIrroEp, Of the United sac

JUsTICE CLIFFORD, OF the United States
Supreme Court, will, it is said, never again
take up his public duties. He Is able TO
ride, but takes comparatively little inter.
es, in what goes on about him, and shows
little mental activity. His family wished
to take him to his Portland, Me-, home for
the winter, but he alphabetically refused to
leave Washington.
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I'm Flsd In IA the Grlay,
YsL. rn lad I'm In tie army.

II has been said tina, General Hancock
has no views on civil questions, and to Tic
country at large it is mater Oi the pro-
fouadest indifference. whether he has o.
nnt
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GExZpAL GARylrLD's home, Mentor, O.,
increased its Republican msjority by thit'
teen on Tuesday over the vote Of October
giving the largest Republican majority
ever known there.
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PALArABLE MEdIclSEs.-.Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral Is honeyed drop Of relief; his
Cathartie Pills glide sugarshod over the
palate; and his SarsaparillA Is nectar
that imparts Vigor TO lie, restores the
health and expels disease Waterford Pay
AdpatiA9. paW
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omeiaI Vote or Belmont County.

st. clainvilIe Chronicle.
The result Of the days labor is shown
below, and it Is altogether satisfactory tc
the Republicans. The official returns are
a. follows:
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
pzrAr7urs OF ra4ns-wHzrrzs MA.

tDaIIy except SundAy-NsVArk Accommodation.
tsIeubsuyIIe AeconmodAton.-Thht train during
the day passes backward md forward between Mar
tins Ferry and BSlAlrO, stopping when required 81
Sherman HOuio, RtnRViliO, West Wheeling snS
GnTPl HILL
iUrithTvills Accommodation.
fCAual Dover Accommodation.
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TIE vote cat in Philadelphia was some
what enormous; but then 1t is great city
o! nearly million inhabitants, and with
few unnaturalized foreigners. The total
vote cast was as follows:
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FOR SALE,

E0R SAL r BOILER, EvGISS
y Shifting and all ether 'hisr s'..' -, -. 1
ming on the spice mill ksi,s,u mi - a.
gay terms They can b sea At iEs M. ~ ,.
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DOR sALE-LIMESToNg OT'IpSv
!! o1 sAs s I,9s iss E ~ ~.
load BtopS, to1h Of al kindS, torJ,LI '.5t-ltt
shops, lot Of track ir9n ADD an, Ss -. ia.l
Information call IN the unden:zrEi Al =, 100, latR
U BelAtre, Ohio, Or !: the W6rtl AEigSs n 4
CLAIM, BellAlre, Ohio. March 3. in y
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DOR SALE Low,
EOR SALE.

EOR sALE-A VERY DESIgIgr
L place iO' Gbrdn,rs, Hur.tfyH "a Hsriit -,
OF private re idsnfe, heated o. The Oslo 10, q,
niue abSNe AOlndIVIl.s, eSnfaini Z 10 te-,s \ -
frontage +iOxi 90 iest AtNo-I'GSy iInt ~, >
lneafty seul olnutTin2 10 as GOSl ,illI, ~
other inpIoTGmentL 1hre Sefrs q Tue a.
siitnG o. onhSrd, NlnsVstd Ipl rlrJpn. sT,,
falling veil; S1te lent boii UItsr. 1hs P.pt;, n
sutrOuhdiDgs the tn6t 10 The Ohio VLi.' M,
lor; terms accommodating. AuIly 81 ALEGLXb,i
CTIBs Ie'I Bloek. ~,
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The following are the assessments OF the
property Of some Of the California mil
l;,o,;,ay.
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ATTRIBUTE TO HAYES.

]. N. Lewis, for Elector. received 5,554
votes and @. n. Gaumer $3.50.
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Personal
NJ, O. Clark prominent merchant Of
WenlheHurd, Is 10 tho CITY,
d, l., Grove, fuel agent Of tho Texas n
Pacific road was IN tho city yesterday
Mr. and Mrs, v, Il FosdicA' left Yesterday
for Paris, Texas, on u short visit 10 friends,
EldorJ, II, Garrison, Of H. Louis, editor
oflhe Christian, i In tho city, guest OF h,
4, Gadd,
Mr., and Mrs j. 5, Ma, fold and family mr.
rived from Leadylllo last slight aud are now
nj tho Windsor hotel
Mr. II, Il, llearc and wife, of llearne,
TeNas, ara In tho city visiting the families OF
Captain s., j, Adams aud D. Leonard
Dr. q, q, Beeer, nm old citizen ~ Dallas,
but now Of NoahoHord, has been spending
some dags m the city, but leaves for home TO-
night
Mrs, Stafford, Of Nashville, accompanied by
Miss Julia Stafford, arrived IN the city low
oyouing's since, and Is visiting her daughter
Mrs Richard Morgan Jr
Miss Matte Morrow beautiful and pt
troliyo young Indy ofRlohmoud, Mississippi
sister of Mr., u, H. Morrow Is visiting the
hmiIy of Mr. Robcr, scHy
General nodgc, President Of the Texas n
lAcIlc Railway Construction company and
q, Harris, Division Superintendent of the
Texas ~ Puc0.lp road, passed through yes
to-day IN special car to Marshall,
j. g. Gow.n, an old friend ortho llEpALp,
and one OF isold Subscribers since 1850, WI,
iu tine Clty Yesterday pu route 40 'ulo Pinto,
a. La
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JEFFERSON.
Reported Daily.

Reported Daily.
JEFFERSON, February 10, 1850.
The Federal court is about bringing It's Ia
bors TO close. The iuries were discharged
yesterday and each member thereof marched
out of the courtroom with smile on his
face and check on the bank for his per diem.
The court will probably adjourn on Saturday
evening. There is an excellent courtroom
fitted up ready for the next session. Col
onel John a. Shaw an old and respected
citizen of this city, died on Wednesday, from
cancer on the face. lie is well known
through Northern Texas as the great stage
contractor in the early days of the Republic.
The jefferson compress has been alluded
to in previous reports. 1t is admitted TO be
one of the most complete establishments of
that kind in the Stale, 1t is the Morse patent
and cost $4,000 and is owned entirely by
residents of this city. 1t is thought that the
company will be able to declare dividend
OF % per cent. net earnings on this seasons
operations Without any extra exertion
they compressed 4S4 bales OF cotton (the
other day. in five hours, thus turning out
three bales every two minutes. The railroad
companies speak in the highest terms Of the
order in which cotton is received from this
compress. 1t is a very remarkable cir
Gu stance that neither stock in
this company or in the East Line railroad
can be bought at any price. Both are home
institutions, were built By individual en- er-
prise and are owned Tree of incumbrance.
We have two banks, both of which have
stood the test of all the panics that have
occurred from time immemorial. OGe Of
these institutions was chartered by the State,
and the other was organized under the
National baRhing system. 1t is safe to say
that their bIsehess amounts to at least one
million and half of dollars per month du-
Ping the cotton season, and Notwithstanding
Thousands of bales Of cotton change hands
here sometimes in single day, moi the least
Inconvenience has ever been experienced
'by our cotton buyers in Obtaining
salI the funds necessary to carry on their
Business. The stock of botn these institu-
.liObs is owned BY resident citizens, and their
management and control is in the hands of
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NiENlA,


correspondence of The Herald,
MEXtN, February q, $50
Mr.. R. II. Hanna and Miss Mary Taylor
were married last Tuesday, st the residence
ofthe brides mother Rev +. VI. Wmburno
of the Methodist church, performing the
ceremony. The happy couple left ON
the five o'clock train for Ennis.
the home Of the groom.-Ms NJ.
Il. w, Love and daughter, Nias Stella,
Of Ngtchez. Mississippi, ar, visiting Mr.. VI.
L, Love, Of this place. They contemplate"
remaining some time.--The Wallace sisters
are billed for "Wednesday and Thursday of
next wcck.-District court couvcacl NJ
Groe,beck on Monday last, Judge Ponder
gust presiding. The session will continue
several weeks We know Of nothing otspec-
ial importance to be transacted. The
Young men of Mcvh will give hop
at the Walker hall on Wednesday night,
provided they can secure the services Of the
Wallace sisters orchestra to discourse the
music.--Dr. j. |. Kirksey has commenced
the erection Of Commodious drug store on
Main street, Just north his Old stand. he
will move tie building he now occupies to
the corner of Main and sherman streets.
In pursuance to a call is
sued by Colonel f. q. Bower,
Chairman oft the State Executive committee,
w. H. Richardson, member of said commit
tee from,this Senatorial district, has instructed
the Chairmen of the County Executive
committees throughout the district to call
their respective county conventions at an
early day, to elect delegates to the State
convention, to meet in Galveston,
on the Goth day of April. ----
A county convention of the Greenback
party has been called to meet at Grosbeeell,
March 6th.-The mineral water Of the
Wooten wells, recently discovered near
Bremond is rapidly gaining celebrity
throughout this section of the country. a
thorough analysis of its chemical properte s
shows the existence in it of red carbonate Of
iron, sulphate of magnesia, bromide of potas-
ium, carbonic acid, alumine and sulphur so
combined as to make it most powerful
tonic and blood puriier. Quite number Of
people ofthe county afflicted with almost every
kind of disease, have attended these wells
and all report either improved or cured.
Captain +. w. Wade, of this place, has pur-
chased fourth interest in these wells, and
improvements are commenced for the accom-
mediation of vsitors.---lIiss Dora Scalon,
one OF Mexias leading bellies, is visiting
friends at Corsicana.
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\ few days ago, VIII n the police were
raiding the city foe Migrants, they sweep. the
city without any discrimination, taking in
all who could not show any visible means OF
support. These we're their orders, and taking
into consideration tue numerous thefts that
were bcins committed, II was all well enough.
Among the many nomrds TINT were raked
in was boy. some eleven wears old. who
gave his name as lohnny Welsh lie was
lodged in the county jail. The lad wa. but
poorly clad, and WAS rather bright for
one of his years. He said
that he was an orphan, his parents having
died several years since, leaving him to the
charity of the world. The Deputy Sheriff
took pity on the unfortunate boy, and with
his consent, adopted him He took him home
with him and fitted him out completely in
the way of wardrobe, but he bad hardly
gotten on his store clothes before the I'M
grateful lad took his leave of his benefactor,
stealing away the silent hours of the
night, and for aught the reporter knows, the
moon may have been shining and the stars
twinkling as he bid adieu to his adopted
home.
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-.
Central hotel Galveston, j. II. Davidson
nrorrio,or Tbs Il opoo fine hos, inns IN
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n' Soou Guy OF "'''e''on' us rooms are
commodious and comfortable and its cuisine
all the Island city can boast
Lee, Mcbride Il Co. are cotton and wool
factors and general commission merchants ut
Galveston. This is IL reliable, entcrprising
firm, ItmerDts a liberal patronage, is able
to make liberal advances ON consigumcnts
and we call attention tothrir card,
There are few people who are not fond OF
CONNECTIONS, candies, nuts, fruits cigars, etc,