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Farmers Wnn,edinTox,.

There Is now an enormous tide of immi-
grants pouring into Texas by land and water.
The following paragraph, taken from the
New Orleans Democrat of the Dist is a spec-
linen OF what is often pub lished lately:
"A crowd OF German emigrants, who ar
rived Yesterday on the steamship Nurenburc
0l9 In number-lS0 men, rs children and "A
women Ell the Algiers depot, between @
and III o'clock last night, Houston hound
where they will divide up In SQUADS and at
tie down in different sections of tho Iona
Star state, TO follow the occupation of farm
ers. They are as hardy class of neon,a 40
ever came from the old country, and will un-
aouotedly prove great blessing to our sister
sMs. texas Is 70 Dc congratulated on the
splendid acquisitions she Is making 10 her
population, and che has room for them ali y
Texas welcomes thsss..sturdy, thrifty Ger
nan farmers. Every one knows that in a
few years each head of a family will bs aomi.
cilsd In good house, with good barns. stocl,
and wsll.tillod farm around him. making
plenty and TO spare. s
1t ia farmers We want. We bavs
too many lawyers, doctor, and
merchants already. Where wa bs.a
one hand at the pillow We have room for a
thousand. We want more producers 1ksrs
are millions of as fine acres of land living
idle in Texas "a ever crow asw over w. his
the touch OF the hand Of the hushandm. :,
when II will abound in cotton and grain
This is about the last chance in Ame,ics a.
purchase rich land for one and two doll.rs
pr acre. Bstwsen the Rocky mountains
and the Mississippi all worth hayinc has
been taken. New Mexico and Arizona ar ,s
worthless for farming. Texas alone remain.
open 70 emigrants. But we will NOT d.
hseratdly advise any man with small
amount OF capital to come hare
unless he wants 10 follow farming
IS a proprietor or farm laborer. or
Alaborer of some other kind. OF course If
he has capital he. can successfully embark In
almost any kind Of enterprise and, direct L
is no place for idlers and drone, Ithas no
sympathy for q tramp, but plenty of work
and will pay higher compensation for hon
est tell than any state in the union.
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S.ANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH,
instantaneous, Economical, Safe.
Radical Treatment for
One BOlIar.

! Poisonous catarrhal matter filing the nasal
passhgCa rOtS away the membranes, tissues.
ghnd cartridges, csuslng loss of smell, 4 aste
land Hearing.
The, putrld accumulatlons drop during sleep
unto the throat and ARE swallowed, paraiyZlng
digestion.
Taken up by the abBorbents, the virus en-
ters the blood, weakening aud facilitating
seyeTy organ, and generating fatal affections
Iof the Lungs; Liverand Kidneys.
Strlkeat the roots OF tins gigantic disc ase
lCleanse. putly, and heAi the membrsne lin.
ing the nasal passages, and uen by consti-
ithe blood and other fluids.
SaaioTd's Radical cure, with Improved
lnhal-r, end Catarrhal solvent, reaches ev
cry part OF tho affected system, cleansing,
purifying, and restoring. 1t Ia radical and
permanent, 1t Is economical and safe. Try
;it before II is too late
rice, with improved Inhaler CATARRHAL
solvent, Treatise and directions, 81. Sold ev-
'eryWhere.
General Agents, WEEKS &POTTER, Boston
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[PkErARED FOR THE HERALD.
Hurins the Week

We have had one or two fair days during
the week. They were not improved. Farm
work is sill in a state of suspended ANNA
tion," with the ground frozen, and, rs Burns
would say, "Jsnu'ar winds bawin' cauld."
Thus passed the months of November and
December, and thus has passed January.
1t can't be helped All our farmers can do
is to fold, their arms and wait for the spring
to open; that is, that is all they can do in tho
way of actual cropping. Any labor upon
the soil new would be thrown away. But
itssa good time to extend fencing and repair
old ones; to recover the barn, and do gem
al amount of patching and mending Winter
will not last much longer as u general thing.
Cold spells will come for many
weeks yet. The indications are that Tho
spring will open late. This is at least the
rule after such hard winter rs we are now
having But, as before remarked, good
crop seasons always follow hard winter.
If that be true there is happy time before
The fsrmors Of Texas In q few weeks hence
all our suffering viii be forgotten in glori-
Gus burst Of spring
A lew hundred blles Of cotton in each
county have been marketed aud moro ur less
efforts made to finish picking. A large
amonntof corn remains to be gathered. Our
farmers had better safely house otery eur Of
1t. This is a moro or less uncertain crop in
Texas. They cannot have tso much on
hand. A years surplus is not excessive.
They can at any time sell OIL what they
don't want as easily MS cotton. !
II would be good cautionary measure TO
hold on to it until they are assured of good
yield this year.
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Mrs. Aaa Z, Brown, Made ., Mass. had
salt iheum on body and limbs for eight years
No kind of treatment or medicine or doctors
did her any good. Limbs so raw and painful
that she was obllgsd at timea to 80 about on
crutches. Many OF Maldsn's best citizens
can testify TO her condition She despaired
OF cure or even relief. Used the Cutlcura RE-
solvent internally, End III Culicura aud Cutl-
cura Soap externally, and WAS cured In sly
months.
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Cutcura Resoyent is the greatest blood
purifier in medicine. 1t acts through the
bowels, liver, kidneys and skin CutlcurR,
Medicinal Jelly, arreats external diseases
cats away liieless flesh and skin, allays in
tlamatlon, itching and irritation, and heals.
CutiCura Soap cleanses, heals, softens, whitens
and oeautitl0s the skin. 1t and the Cutioura
Shaving SOAP, the only medicinal shaving
bosp, are prepared from Cuticura.
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CUVgCURA SsNmEgDgg9

Are prepared by Weeks n Potter, Chemists
and Druggists, $50 Warrington street, Boston,
amedlclnal jelly, small boxes, so cts; large
boxes eti Cutlcura ResJlvcnt, the new blood
puriiiaG 81 per bottle; Clucura Medicinal
Toilet SOAP, % cents; Cutlgua Medicinal
Sh4ving soap, 10 cents; IL bars for Barher8
ana larga consumers 80 cents.
~ Al matlNd on reesipl Of prlce
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W 80 of blood aud skin diseases, and
congratulations with loss Of hair, can COM
pare with those OF the Hon. VIM, TSvlor.
STATE Senator of Massachusetts; Alderman
Tue. err Boston; 5. L Stesle, ESQ, Chicago (;
T.. Ii. ORA ., Esq Detroit; Il. II Carpenter,
ESQ, Henderson, n. Y; Charles Hoaghtun,
Esq; Boston, and many sthers, details OF
which may bs had on application TO Msssrs
Weeks Il Potter, Boston.
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FARM AND HOME.
THE F1HLD, GARDEN AND STABLE,

The Situation i'm the Country-Garden
work How ia Srser, and the
Beauty nnd EcOnomy In Gar
aens-The Mind Of IInmi.
grants Texas Needs
Small Trees.
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A victim of early imprudence, causing
nervous debility, premature decay, ETC., hav-
ing tried in vain every known remedy, has dis
covered a simple means of self-cure, which he
will send free to his fellow sufferers. AID
iress j. Ii. Reeves, 43 Chatham street, Now
York.
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The wayerly House At Fort worm

is frst-class hotel in every respect, and DO.
ing conveniently and pleasantly situated, OF
'ers superior advantages to the travelling
public.
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Mann elNlaniniz, New Orleans, La, writes
- NO others can compare with The Cutlcura
remedies. have used them In ali forms for
n severe case of what the doctors called Ec2e-
ma, which was efactuSlly cured In eight weeks,
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or those running in the respective dis,
10 the returns for state officers we hAyet,

These are the main data OF special interest
70 tue readers of the HERALD, and this com.
m1unication, already of great length l here
'ciose' J.F. Il.
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LOnIsLana State Lotterr Comnanr

rms Institution was regularly incorporated
Dy i9 ne legislature of the State for Educational
twenty-five years, tC which contract the inviolS-
PIE latin OF the State is pledged, which pledge hss
Deen renewed by an overwhelming popular vote.
securing its franchise in the new cGnstItntIon
ssIoptssG december I'd, A. D., 1879, with a capt.
tal OF $1,000 900, to which it has since added a
reserve fund Of $3.50, 600. It's Grand Single Nun
per Dl5tnoulion will take place monthly on the
second Tuesday ltnever scales or postpones,
LOOK NJ the following Distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.
100, COO Tickets at Two Dollars zach Half
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Thirty, count them thirty-Thirty success
null candidates in North Texas run the race,
wearing the Hunstable boot.
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(jqtiicura

Blood HumOrs Itching and Sealy Dis
eases, acrOiuia, ScFOfuIOus Sores
ulcers, and SweiIings, positively
permanently ana economically
cared,
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1857 Prizes, amounting to ........,....!l 0. 400
Responsible corresponding agents ~ .tntod a I
all points, to whom liberal comp snsatlon will
De paid. For further information, write
clearly, giving full address Send orders by
express or registered letter or money order by
mail, addressed only to
A, DAUPn.N, ew Orleans, La.
NJ b.-All corresI ,uence should be with
~. "A, bauphln Hs abov In all cases the
tickete themselves are sent, and newer cjrcII-
~. ~. ohe,lns certificates or IN ythipg else in
s ,5ienI, ANY one proposing offer anything
SisS ny Girculat or otherHi IN tisown be-
hall or that of the company w,ndler.
All our Grand u Strl)rnln drawings ale
unuer tne supervision o. Con G. n. Beaure-
gard, and Iubal A. Early CAPITAL Prize
100000. Whole tlcketssll,
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10 ETERIES.
Ia. s J.. .
TAKE hoTICEl

Thia Is the only Lottery ever voted on by the
people OF state. and under Il late decision of
me U. 2. Supreme Court at Washington ia
inc only Legal Lottery now in the United
S SoaiIe5' al other charters having been re-
opportunity to via fortune Grand distri I'm
ton, ClaSs b, ut New Orleans, Tuesday
February, 1854. 10th Monthly Drawing
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NOTICE.

Notice liz hereby given to all parties
concerned that the Anglo American Land anS
oiaim ASSOCIATION, corporation chartered INV
the laws of the state of Illinois, will AMY ~
me next legislature Of the State of Texas for
the enactment OF the following special law,
an aci authorizing the Anglo American
Land and Claim Association to purchase ho,d
anu acquire, and to sell or Otherwise olsnoaa
oil real and personal property In lie stste 81
SECTION |. BE 1t enacted by the leeIs,o,r,o
OF the state ofTcNas AN@is"'ufe
That the Anglo American Land and Claim
association, corporation chartered Indas
the laws OF the State of Illinois far no r uuuer
OF locating colonies on land la IT, d lfeYSS,
states and territories of the United stStSs ero
hereby authorized and empowered IN ., ~, nre
chase, hold and a. quire, and 10 sell nv hur-
the State of Texas. Pi'perty IN
Dated at Dallas, Texas, this lst dor nj, ,,
uary, A. ID. 1881. N'9 Vi o"h-
JAMES b. SIMPSON,
Attorney for Applicant.
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Go to Connor's for drugs. Look for the
prismatic lamp.
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THORN & HUNKINS.

Largest dealrfs west of New York City and onIv
house n IT. Louis making speciality Of thes'
goods. Prce List sent on application.
GenoIol olACe, 800 and 81 S Twelfth ST
Tayon Avenue aud Railroad track, Canacitv
10. COO barrels
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Manhood Restored .

Apples as cheap as you want them at
DeStefano Bros.
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The Supreme Court at DaIIas-Justice
Demands il.

|
TO the Editor Of the Herald
The legislature now in session, is asked by
our commissioners court 10 locate tho SUI
preme and appellate courts at Dallas instead
of Tyler II it is Just in is accommodation
Of vastly greater number of people, it
acknowledgements it should not. Dallas
county tenders tho state indefinitely SPLEEN
did suite of rooms in our elegant court house
for the use of these courts, free of charge
That the change is cminently just facts and
figures prove 50 clearly that no sworn repre-
sentative can be misled. To prove this /
submit the following exhibits from the cen
sus taken last summer.
II will be seen that there are only ten
counties best accommodated by going to
Tyler, having population of al ,96l, Then
there are ton counties that would be as well
accommodated at Tyler as at Dallas-indiff
erent counties with population of ! II, 1923,
Then look at the 81 counties that would be
best accommodated at Dallas, the great bulk
of them rapidly filling up, and three fourths
80 L-i " NJ. nai"'niPs anu uh"
- i. ~ wv 400 ICY SNOW
Ola more imam STANDS 10 the credit of Tyler.
Or, of the neutral counties, if VIC give h.lf
T,JN 400 ooo "I'"e "ou'u navy ofA, 100, HI
iJicr AuUS-S, hlNterlAliy ltss Ihan hau =
many. Then again, Dallas is greatly i'm t.,.
ascendant in the number of large towns AID
sWN hal UaN. T.. -
west, IL 10 not saying 200 much to aver that
INV Dhii@s stllltbly Will iuCEbiSb leu, DfoDd-
bly, twenty, to one over the ether. Gan lam
Su"se' nSu'es or common sense. make
National Republican., 1881-11-04
II the Jcnnnette snEeY

Very little hope now remains that any
tidngs of the Jeannette can be received this sea-
son unless she herself emerges from her hiding
place in the Arctic ice. The Corwin has returned
and the Alliance has brought her fantastic cruise
off Spitzbergen to close The Rodgers is still out
but she met with many detentions before leaving
the Straits and had so short a period in which to
prosecute her search in the direction of Wrangell
Land that success seems TO be out of the question
Her commander may be able to follow that mys-
terious coast beyond the southern edge where the
Corwin effected landing and to approach that
treacherous streak of open water north of Herald
Island. familiarly known among whalers as
1.-THE Hole;' but he will not have courage to go
far or to remain long in so dangerous a quarter.
The most which we can fairly expect Is that the
Rodgers will find some evidence that Lieutenant
De Long either landed or wintered there during
his first season. and then pushed on toward the
Pole. The Jeanette was amply provisioned for
three years. that hopes Of her safety are not to
be rashly abandoned If the Rodgers returns with
an empty budget The third year has barely
opened, and there are the strongest reasons for
supposing that the open weather has been favor
able to the success Of the undertaking and that
the Jeanette will return next fall with a new
chart Of the far North on the Behring Strait mer-
dian
National Republican., 1881-11-04
"OId Ind,cat,ons,n Renort.

General Hazen has submitted his annual report
to Secretary Lincoln. There has been during the
year further progress aud accuracy of prediction.
The forecasts made In the interests of cotton grow
ers were of very great value. The total number
Of stations of observation in operation June 30,
1881, within the territory of the United States and
maintained for the signal SERVICE 2O6. Reports
were also received from seventy additional sta
tions established by the authorities Of the domin-
ion Of Canada, also from one at st. Johns, New
foundand, and one at York Factory, British
America. The average cost of maintaining each
full station Of observation during the year. exclu-
sive of the cost of telegraphing reports and the
pay and maintenance Of the enlisted men on duty
at each has been s33G73, decrease since the pre-
ceding year of si5,55 per station. series of ex-
periments has been made with sun. flashes, with u
view Of improving upon the forms Of heliograph
to be adopted for the general Of the army, and
1t is believed that the improved heliograph Sc
lected combines great simplicity with efficiency,
and possesses many practical advantages, so far as
known, over similar instruments in other services.
National Republican., 1881-11-04
An Un,ere.,,ng Cburcb.

Notice is sent to us from Brooklyn by
the Rev. Dr. Henry Kimball that the Church of
Humanity of Brooklyn propose to begin their Sec
ond year of work Immediately afer election They
propose to lease house on the Hill and convert 1t
into church on new PLAN They propose:
/. To give every tramp good bath by way of
baptism into the church.
2. To dress him in new and clean suit.
8. Give him square meal
4. Put him To work. and If he declines the offer
and is able TO work, send him along.
8. Provide a lecture room, reading room, library
and all the blessings of society.
0. Ifhe drinks too much, colonize him in the
country, twenty five miles from grog shop. This
church has no salaried officer. No one ever gets
dollar for working for humanity. 1t puts every
member at work, helping each other 1t Is mu-
tual help church. Several thousand dollars were
spent last year, and more will be needed this year.
National Republican., 1881-11-04
Third Group for the Lincoln Monument.

The Ames Manufacturing Company
have Just finished the third bronze group which Is
to be placed upon the Lincoln monument at Oak
Ridge Cemetery, in Springfield, Ill., The first cast
ing for the monument-a colossal statue of Lin
coln-was made at the Ames works eleven years
ago, and since that time two groups, infantry and
naval, have been forwarded. Now the artillery
groupis nearly ready The figures are heroic In
size, and stand upon pedestal which will be ele-
yated twenty feet above the ground when In posi-
ton. The first figure is that of the gunner, who
has been struck down by ball and lies OH the
ground with look of intense pain upon his face.
Near by, with his arms raised above his head,
stands q boy gazing with horror upon the scene
before him, while the third figure Is that Of the
captain of the gun, who has leaped upon his dis
mantled piece, and, with his sabre raised aloft,
seems to defy his enemies. The positions are very
natural, and the sculptor has succeeded admirably
in depicting the emotions of pain, horror, and de-
flance upon the faces of his subjects Every min
ute detail has been carefully brought out in the
work, and the result is very satisfactory. The
group weighs $500 pounds, The fourth casting
will be made very soon for the cavalry group. 1t
requires one year to complete the work, some OF
the processes being very slow. The designer is
Larkiu G. Meade and the work has been done
under the supervision of Sculptor Molzar IL, Mos
man.-Sprinlfed (hass.) Republican.
National Republican., 1881-11-04
A victim OF Life Insurance and whisky.

Henry Stewart, the aged and decrepit
colored man upon whom so much insurance was
said to be specializing died at the residence of his
brother William Stewart, OH South street, on Sat-
urday night 1t is said that since he gave his
consent for paltry consideration to sign the ap
plications for insurance his life he has not seen
sober day, unless perhaps It was during the past
ten days, when he was confined to bed. This
liquor, wellinformed persons state, was furnished
by those holding policies, andseyeral saloon keep
crs had standing orders to give him all he wanted
Some time last spring he was met at night on East
State street by two men. who gave him pint of
whisky. The love of liquor was of his failings
and that night he drank all of the pint that was
given him. He was seized with symptoms poison
ing, and lay Ill for several days, Sincethat time he
has declined In health. The amount of insurance
on his life is yariously estimated from $4,000 To
100000 1t is said effort will be made to prevent
the payment of the policies Stewart was over
eighty.-Harrisburg Patriot.
National Republican., 1881-11-04
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Major Daniel will close his canvass in Richmond,
speaking there the night before the election.
The Governor has appointed Major Thomas A.
Brander fish inspector for the city of Richmond.
The school children of Petersburg are required
to be yaccinated before admission TO the public
schools.
The cotton receipts In Norfolk for the month OF
October show u falling of of S9,S27 bales as COM
pared with the receipts Of October, 1880.
Major p. NJ Hatchett died Tuesday morning at
his residence, at Burkeville, after an illness OF
about two months, of dropsy Of the stomach.
The following appointments ofpostmasters have
been made John W. Daley, Daysyile; Creed ~
stgleman, Eastview; william w. Magee, Stone
Creek Warehouse.
7 It is rumored that a New York syndicate has
been formed for the purpose Of buying control-
ing interest in the Richmond and Danville line.
The syndicate is said to be actively at work.
The Fish and Game Association Of Petersburg
have been furnished with supply OF carp by the
United States Fish Commissioner. The fish VIII
be placed In the inclosure of West End Park for
distribution.
Messrs. McAIenamin & Co. epurohased Lafay-
ette Hall, at Yorktown, and will remove 1t TO tho
piece of land on Hampton River recently pur-
chased by Hon, John B, Whitehead where II viii
be converted into a factory for canning crabs,
oysters, &C.
The Tobacco Association of Danvile reports that
there were sold last month 7O2,lsl pounds, at an
average Of Sl70l per hundred. In october OF last
year there were sold 67,4l6 pounds, at an average
of Sl25i. The average for last month Is greater
than that for october, 1850, by SAN
A popular young gentleman OF Petersburg.
whose nuptias will be celebrated during the pres
ent month, keeps sort of running almanac ac-
count with his iady-love, and as the days glideby.
each one putting him nearer the happy event, no
drops postal-card in the post-otice with the day
Of the month printed in large figures, and don't
you forget IT,"