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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-31
PO.TpONEnENT,

The day OF sale oi llo above Lo,iee OF ssse-s'
meul 10 ueseUS postponed until VIZ
the t~c.ty. y.tuirL t2jiI day Oi FhbhUAltl,
lsol. at tue sa...e hour and place
Is, oruer vi tLo BDaru ui Trustees.
fnASk 1. WI "a. secretary.
God Hill Nevada. A.SsIu Uer IS, Ioss. ..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-31

Toleda claims a citizen who poured
hot water down his wi'-'s back because
she wouldn't join his church.
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NLOnE CONSOLIDATED M;NING

-
~ LUMrANl. Location Il principal piae,
y, blsILess. oan ftaLci-cO, Call ofhla
L,caiIou VI ~vrss. uOid Aiii. storey county
Nevada.
Nvtice Is hereby given. that at no't ting OF
The Board OF Directors, held on the i,inth (9thj
day vi De,eu.ber. 1881, sn a'sessmen. NO
~ OF Tam, loOJ Ceut- per rhar~ was levied
dpou the cApi,a stock oi the cotpoIation, Ia,
able immediately. la United States gold COLI,
10 the secretary. at the oih,c oi the ,ompsIy
Room ?. NJ. lUG L,idesdurn str,ei. San Fran
e,reO. ,ali orbis.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shal
Gemaln unpaid On the iite.hth loh) d.y
January. issi, will be delinquent. anu
advertised Tor -ale AT public auction
and unless payment Is made bci.rc. VIII b,
.Vld on sArIk AY. tL- FIFTH I 9th
da OF fEbkU NY, 1881, to paS the dchn
queut Assessment, together with costs al ad'er
u-ing ana expenses oi sale. By order oi ,h,
oUard Oi Directors.
y. II. DOGART. Secretiry.
Oflce-R0om 2. No. luG Lc.desd',ru street
San Francisco, California ~
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Baylr 1 u. Trustee bal OF
eeilihcAle Nv. u 7i0. 70
shs. sold Tor ass't No. 10 1851. .23k III 10
D,ylry II D, Tras CO. bal OF
ceitincaie no lS.4b5, 30
SIR, soid ior ssst No. Ia. .l9sos. Ill. % c0
la, ley b. Tr.stee. bal OF
c,nlncale NO. is,7A.
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And In accordance with Law. and an order Of
ths Board OF Directors, msde on the sixth
day Of November. Icy. 70 many shsres Of
will be sold at public auction. at the Auc' Ion
House OF John Middleton.k Bon. No. 4is Piae
strret. san Francisco, California, on FRI DAY,
the thir.y.nrs d.y Of December. 1890. 1t the
hour OF 1 O'Clock r. = OF sad day, to LAY
said delinquent ssseesment theron. together
with c,,ts OF advertising and EXPENSES OF the
sale. WILLIAM WILLIS, Secretary.
UyyIor-Room 70 ksyada Block. No. 500
Montgomery street. San Frsncisco, California.
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IULIA CONSOLIDATED MINING

y
J COuPASY. Location OF principal plae.
Of business, san tianci-co, california.
Location of works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey county, Nevada.
Notice IL hereby gwen. that at a meeting OF
the board OF Dirccior-, held on the fifteenth
day OF December. lssO, an assessment tNo. H.
of Thirty I3Jl Cents Der share was levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation, payable
immediately, In Unitcd States gold coin 10 the
secretary, st the Once OF the Company, No. +l9
Calf ruia street. Room q, san Francisco. Cal.
itUrniA.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON the twent eth (2Jh) da,
Of J,SuAhY. lssi. will be delinquent. and
advertised for ,a.e at public auction. aud
uple.s payment IL made before will be sold
on NJ ,NDAY. the FOURTEENTH li,hl day OF
FEBRUARY. 1851. 10 pay the delinquent N.
pe.sment, together with costs Of advertising
aud expenses Of sale.
nv order Of the Bosrd Of Direct r..
II. A. CllARLkS. secretary,
Oflce-So. 4is California street. Room u. san
r,.,ci.eo California II
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p..isaGENr SALES.
D.,I q u LC1.sx HIXiN \. COa

Dssi a q LCtaEA hiAiA. IOn.
ID PA l.-LocaiiVn pi PRINCIPAL pace VI bus
.le,- San F.ALcI-cO. CALI oruis.
Location OF works. vIylnn City, Storey
county, o,ale OF Nuvads.
Nulice.-lnerv .r delinquent upon the fol
lowing des. riUed stock. an account OF a.set-
ment iNo. 49, levied On The .ix b ttthj day o,
Noyell Der, iooO, the sevea. am unit. set oppO
site the hslnss oi the Respective shAreD olders,
as follows:
Names. NO. Serit. onss An y
AtIin.on. Doud 4 Co. Trus.
tecs. - ssSsiSsss Ausss. #.
Atkinson, DOud h Co, Trun
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

A vc,im OF early imprud nee, causing nerv,
ous dsDil,ty. pr,ustur. decay, etc having tiled
Ia vain ever, kno~n remedy. has circove ed .
si,nyle means of self cure which be viii send
ire TO us fellow sufferer. Address J. III.
REEVES q Cha'Lam ST., ". ocl3
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6 10 S2 Ess s,,S S.y :, ,, s'Is asa,. ssSpss 81.
,oS 4 Co.. Portland. Maine.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-31

610 A WEEK. 3i2 q day st home easily ,
biz made. Costly outnt free. Address TRus
500, Augusta, Maine.
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M aNVc FOR MILL MINING AND
nI nNhy Companies N mAnufsesurod af.th
NISp once On short notice.
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, ,OIO,I NINING COMPANY.

~
LU,auon VI principal pace oi busihc--.
san franciscO, Cai,fOinis, .o,atioh Ol wotk-,
Nugiuia M.nipg District, S.orey county, Nc
sauA.
Nvtice II hereby given, that at q meeting o.
the DIIeciOI-. htld ON The TtN,h iIOthi
day oi prcEMDEk, lssU. ali a-srssnivLl
,No 0, oi rilIy Gents lSJcl per share ~s- levie'
dpon the capital stock ui the corporation. pay
.Ulo oimInediaIeiy, in United st.i.e soid com. .o
the SECRETARY, at the ,iiic. oi I'll. Company
Itoom ~. SeNada BiOcs. No 81 Montgomery
-,r CT, San tIan.iscU California.
Any stock upvu which Iuir assessment rhal,
s- Imam dnpAiu on the f'uruentn uiInl day oi
January. Iosl, will la delinquent. AMI advertised
,oi -a,v at pubIic suction, aud unle-r payment
- made before will be sold ON rAiUK-Ai, I'll,
iitu ,5thJ day of FEBRUARY. isol, Ia pa,
the delinquent as-es su,ent. together with evsls
VI advertising Gnd expcnre- Oi sa,e.
". r.. DEAN. sCcrcihry
Ofice TO m 20. Nov.da BLOCK. 40. 500
NJ nIgomery str,e,, IA FiaLcnco, Gal. ID
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HOSTING CABLES
JOHN A. RoEBlING's SONS CO..
Treutou, New Jcrsey.
Hest Crucisl- Cast.strrl Hoisiins Cables
OF ai, D~.cript oa.. Wire -tr .nis
For Repairt' same Con-
1t .ntly on hand.
=. v. MOONEY. Agent.
Warehouse, near Hale & Norcro.s works.
Virgins City. Nevsds- 20
SMALLPOX NOTICE..

THE BOARD OF TSUSTEEs OF TIE
i Town OF uold Hill have ordered ihat tlt
ordinance which requires physicians treating
patients W Ia smallpox. aud al persons ~no
ave ra-es Oi sm.llpox III their nous 10 ~
'orm the io~p Msr-h,l OF same. rhaii " "
strictl, enforced. Therefore give no. sc :" ~
~bom a NAV concern that I rhall fom this
date IKE measure. TO enforce the saii ordi'
hance NJ. KENNED. Town Marshai;
Gold IIili, December s. 1850. no
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PROVIDE A CONSOLIDATED SYSTEM
Of GOVERNMENT
-roR TIE
COUNTY OF STOREY. THE CITY
OF VIRGINIA AND THE
TOWN OF GOLD
HILL.
And to Provide for the Payment OF
the Existing Indebtedness OF
Said City and Town.

III, People of the State Of !Nerada. rep
resented I. Senate aud A"snbiy, do
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81. year. by Mall or Express ...........ts oo
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-14
DESTRUCTIVE STORM.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, THE SCENE.
uF'a' Damage In Different Parts Of tho oIy-A
Large Number Of Houses Blown Down
Brick Wall Of tho Now Custom.
house Falls--Ths Casualties,

Cincinnati Feb. IA dispatch from
Nashville, Tennessee, says u tornado struck
sh0s city last nlghtat 1 o'clock, accompanied
oya heavy rain Great damage was dono
IN different parts of the city, and several
casualties oro reported The roof OF Rhoa'a
elevator Burns block and tho Edeeaeld
manufacturing companys buildings were
blown away. A brick wall Of tho now custom-
house iell with crash from tho third story
70 tho cellari tho Merchants Exchange wnS
badly damaged, and fifteen dwelling ho,l,os
and twenty business houses were partially
destroyed. AT eleven minutes past ton
o'clock the wind was blowing forty miles An
hour Men were blown down tho street, A
man on u trestle bridge WAS blown from il
md broke n leg, All trains were forced TO
lay up on account Of trees and rails being
blown across tracks No estimate Of the loss
Is made, Rhea IL Sons ar0 tho heaviest
losers, tho unrootlng of their elevator OK
posing twenty thousand bushels Of wheat TO
the floods Of rain.
A number OF freight cars which wero
standing on the Louisville g. Nashville rail-
road track were precipitated down an om-
bankment. The damage In the ctyaone Is es-
tImated at ono hundred thousand dollars, but
in the country II cannot be Appropriated.
Several lives are reported lost.
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R. G. DUNN & 90. APPEAL.

New Orleans, Feb. 13.-Bonds were filed
to-day in this city for an appeal against the
decision of the jury in the case of Smith &
Seigler against R. G. Dunn & Co., Of the
mercantile agency, in which verdict for
$1,000, was given against the agency tor a
favorable report on firm subsequently,
found to be irresponsible. 1t is alleged that
in all previous cases of this nature the courts
OF last resort have invariably reversed the
verdicts Of the juries, and decided in favor of
the agency as to their non-liability for repre-
sensations honestly made in the course of
their business.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-14
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Irish Relief Fund Subscription Prussia Proposes
Prohibitory Legislation eaoonsaelds Re-
marks on Hent-Dublin Laborers on
the Brink Of Starvation Etc.

London, Feb. l8.--Subscriptions to tn
Mansion House Irish Relief fund to dat
aggregate f47,5Si, and grants aggregate
1 $4,000. 90 e
. be uRRAT.
Y III The House Of Lords to-day, Earl Gran
Vale asked whether Lord Beaconsiield, BY his
recent statement, meant that no decision had
been arrived at regarding Herat. Beacons.
field replied that it would only lead to mis-.
conception if he went beyond the absolute
statement that Her Maesty's government had
not released Persia from her engagement not
to occupy Herat.
THE REIoHsTAa.
A Belin dispatch says but few clericals and
no frogresslonists were present at the open
ing OF the Rechstag Particular attention
was attracted TO the fact that no mention was
made OF the Austro-German alliance in the
speech.
OPINION OF THE TIMES.
Inc Times, in an article on last nights de-
bate in the House of Commons, concludes as
follows: "The objection of Irish members
that charge upon the church fund would
really in mid of the poor rates, and would
thus viq,gse the express provisions OF the act
OF lo6'a1s inconsistent with the claim made
upon tue Imperial exchequer. The meas
ures OF the Government are intended to take
effect only when the poor law system proves
wholly inadequate, whether it is at the cost
Of the church fund or state"
COMMERCIAL RELATIONS.
In the House of Commons TODAY Mr..
Conservative member for
Leeds, moved the appointment of select
committee to consider the commercial rela-
lions between England and foreign nations,
specially with reference to the Importation
,t manufactured goods from abroad and the
'ffect of free trade. He said, "America
lad beaten Egland in cotton cloths, and that
he great manufacturing mills which were
'nce working here were now to be found in
America" After short debate the motion
vas rejected.
DUBLIN LABoRERs ON THE BRINK OF STAR
WALTON.
Dublin, i \ 13-The unemployed labor
RS OF this CT. held another demonstration |
osday. In their speeches they declared that
hey were on the brink of starvation.
PRUssIA's PROPOSED PROHIBITIONS.
Berlin, Feb. 18.--Prussia has presented in
he Bandsatch, bill prohibiting foreign
essels from engaging in the coasting trade
Germany except where the right is ac-
uirod by treaty or by special permission.
he draft of the bill for the prolongation of
ne anti-Socialist law shows that It is pro-
sosed. to extend its operation to the 91st Of
larch, 1886.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-14
SAN FRANCISCO wORKINaMIN.

San Francisco, Feb 13--The workingmen
met to-day and visited the offices of some
minor manufacturing corporations, and were
promised replies tomorrow. President STAN
ford, the Central Pacific railroad, to-day
addressed a letter to the committee, stating
that only seven Cinnamon are in the employ
of the company in the city; that the COM
pany retains many white men, whose SER
vices are not required. because
they do not wish to discharge old employees;
that the company would respect the laws as
construed by the courts. An answer was also
received from the President of the Shelby
smelling works, who bluntly said he had con-
sidered the law of the unions
and wonld not obey it until the
United States babe him to submit. The
assembly to-day passed bill to empower
the clause of the Constitution at issue by a
vote of 70 to 2, and the Governor promptly
signed it. A dispatch announcing the Gov
ernor's action was read at the sand lots dur
ing the meeting there, and it was greeted
with rousing cheers for the bill and the Gov
srnor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-14

To be held In Philadelphia IN senlombo
next but Mr., liealo, of Virginia, obleole
Tue Speakerthon proceeded TO call on com
mltlees for reports Of private nature.
A hrge number Of adverse reports yero
presented 10 the Committee ON War CLlms
and laid on the table.
mr. johnson, OF Virginia, from tho Com
INIT con Military AilhlE, reported n bin no.
moving tho political disabilities Of Segeant
ID. I, Powell, and authorizing hs appoint,
ment rs m officer Of the United Shtos army
mr. McCook, of Now York, sup,
ported tho bill. The young man
had served In the Confederate army when ho
whs between sixteen and eighteen years of
age. Though he (McCook) was considerable
OF u Republican, he would say that any man
Who had riskcd his life for Ave years In tho
service of the Unit d States should not be
barred from tho right to promotion. Tho
bill was passed,
Tho Speaker announced, IA the special or.
dor for to day, the bill for the relief of
General Fitz John Porter
Mr., Bright, Of Tennessee raised the audi.
ton OF consi Grafton, and moved 10 20 into
Committee Of the Whole on the private cal
endar / Q raised the question of considera.
non IN behalf OF the multitude rs against IN
individual.
Mr.. 0'Connor, of South Carolina, sup.
ported Mr., Brghts resolution, lIo said
that If the House pro eceded 10 consider the
Porter bill, the discussion of which would
consume II vast amount of time, and would
be equivalent to slOmming tho doors of
Congress IN the face of every other private
claim The House, by ayes Al, noes not
counted, refused TO consider the bill and
went int, Committee of the Whole on the
private calendar.
The bill for the relief Of Charles Clinton,
late Assistant Treasurer ut New Orleans,
was reported fayoruby to the House.
The bill retnnding to certain citizens of
Lynchburg, Virginia, taxes improperly col
lected on manufactured tobacco, was passed
yeas, l5l nays, 80,
AT 4;l0 p. m. the House adjourned.
Io-morrow's session will BIO for debate
only.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-14
FROM FORT GRIFFIN.
Special Dispatch TO the Herald.
A SHOOTING ARRAY.

A suoort,o ArvpAv
No., n.io. usI ~ 40
,o', "'','", 'oo' io'--h ui'ncuity occur
RED NJ hensloy's ranch on Duck creek, Kent
county, on the nth instant, which resulted
in the shooting of Budd Brown,nc q hro,,,a,
oer N N'o""'"s'" o'o'her
mn A., ''' '''' e'uhy'
49,. ''y N',N''9 10 unnhown' pus
'hc iac'S Oh .he shooung are as follows;
Early on the morning Of tho 18th Brown.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-14
PALMER Is GUILTY.

New Orleans, Feb. 13.-The case of the
State vs.. Edward G. Palmer, indicted No
vember 18th, charged with having, as Presi-
dent of the Louisiana Savings Bank and Safe
deposit company, embezzled, on the 2Sth of
June, the sum of S47, 437, belonging to or
deposited in said bank. came up on Wednes-
day for trial in the Superior Criminal
court, and was given to the jury at $50.
AT 1915 the jury returned into court and
rendered a verdict of guilty. Palmer was
remanded for sentence.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-14
FROM SAN ANTONIO,
Special Dispatch TO the Herald.
A YOUNG MAN MURDERED.

Special Dispatch TO the Herald.
A YOUNG MAN MURDERED.
San Antonio, Feb. ia young man
named w. w. Arnold was found dead on
the 18th instant, near McKavett, shot through
the right side Of the chest He had been
herding sheep No knowledge of who did
it could be obtained. The deceased was of
good character and had considerable means.
REUNION OF TEXAS VETERANS.
Strenuous efforts are being made to make
the coming reunion of Texas veterans, which
occurs here ON April p next, grand sue
cess and one worthy the noble band of pa
triots.
GOVERNOR OF TAMAULIPAs.
Antonio Canales has been elected Governor
ofTamaulipas Mexico.
PASSENGER CONDUCTOR MORTALITY WOUNDED.
Henry Aphold, passenger conductor on
the Rio Grande railroad, was MORALLY
wounded to-day at Point Isabel, by So
called unloadedpisto in the hands of Charles
Cummings.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-14
XLVITH CONGRESS-SECOND SEES
SION.

HoUsE-On motion of Mr.. Forney, of Ala
bama, the Senate amendments TO the military
academy appropriation bill were now con.
Cured in.
MIR. Wells, of Missouri; from the Commit
tee on Appropriations, reported back the bill
making an additional appropriation of $780,
900 for the support of certain Indian tribes
during the present fiscal year.
Mr.. Wells spoke in support of the bill,
stating that lift were not passed there would
exist great danger of Indians going on the
war path. The bill was then passed.
Mr.. Frye, of Maine, from the Committee
on the Inter-O Oceanic Canal, reported reso-
luton calling on the Secretary of the Navy
for all information and correspondence
touching the international canal now in pos
session of his department and not heretofore
published. Adopted.
Mr.. Caneht of New York, chairman of the
Committee on Agriculture, asked leave to
report bill authorizing the Commissioner of
Agricultural to attend in person or deputy
the International wool and sheep exhibition,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-14

In extending our bust
ness from year to year
80 as to include not only
wearing apparel Of every
description, but Carpets
Upholstery materials and
House Furnishing Goods,
such as Blankets, Quilts,
Coverlids, Sheets, Towels,
Table Cloths. Napkins
and Toilet Articles, The
greatest care has been
taken In their purchase,
so as to enable us to offer
our customers goods OF
approved wearing quail
ties and attractive de.
signs, at as low a figure
as similar goods could be
bought for anywhere in
the United States.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-14
sWINDLERs ARRESTED.

Philadelphia, Feb. 18.-Frederick Warren
has been arrested, charged with swindling
operations in collision with man named
W. X. Winan. The men established bogus
commission houses here and in New York,
and swindled their victims out Of $4,000 or
$4,000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-14
JOHN MORRIS COMMITTED WITHOUT BAIL
Special DIspatch to the Herald.

Special Dispatch to the Herald.
Fort WORTH, Feb. 13.-The case
of the State vs.. John @. Morris,
charged with the murder of Cotton, closed
at 4 p. IN. in Justice Meetings. court. The
defendant was committed without bail.
Nearly forty pages of testimony were taken.
He will apply fora writ Of habeas corpus
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-14
$4,000 Yards of Hamburg Edgings,
Myriad of Styles in Laces,
Silk and Lace Ties, Buttons, &C., &C.

Many of our customers
live in the country
and cannot always visit
the city to make their
purchases, but are always.
anxious to know some
thing of the new goods
we are opening before de-
Gliding rs to their own
choice. To those we
would say, write us in d.
eating your wishes, and
samples of anything i'm
stock will be promptly
mailed by return mail
from any or all of our d e.
partments. There need
be no embarrassment in
making such q request, it
is our business to do this
very thing and we always
do it cheerfuIly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-14
I'D CUSTOMERS OF
SAN GER BROS.
And to Purchasers of Articles for
Personal and Household USe:

Two members Of our
firm reside permanently
in New York, whose sole
business it is to know of
whom to buy to the best
advantage, and to note
the varied improvements
in manufacturing such
goods as our customers
want. These two are
aided by a third member
of our firm, who dovotes
his entire time TO study
ing the wants of our
Texas patrons, and our
present advices warrant
us in assuring them that
if genuine bargains are
possible in the present
state Of the market, they
shall share with us every
advantage that vigilance,
experience and q wide
knowledge in buying
goods can Secure.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-14

There is a very large
advance In the prices of
Carpets, but as we have
a good many patterns
bought before the recent
advance, we shall con-
tinue to offer our present
stock for the next two
weeks at old prices. We
want still more room in
this line, hence we will
continue our offer at low
prices u little longer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-14
FROM DENIsON.
Special Dispatch to the Herald.
mr. mn an A ptrr nr,r, . .,

DEATH OF A TELEGRAPHER.
Denison, Feb. 13.--Mr. Henry, who was
the manager Of the Western Union telegraph
office. at this place, died early this
morning OF consumption. He had been
manager OF this office number of years
past and was highly esteemed by all who
knew him. Funeral tomorrow.