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LArESr NHIrrING NEWS.

THE MOVEMENT OP -TEAMEn%
orrryerowN. Ann .0--Arrysd steamer PenDsyirana.
Drire. rom Philadelphia
NTsnEiIA,s CLEARED. steamer Casteneld. FOR
Uayfa
~ 900 -Aruv'l. steamer MargarrhA from bremen
-airi sfeamer. I1nisana Alncrs. and CIV 81 MERIDA.
FurfRfa. NOtElF. Apfil B-rs-sd ont from HIium7ro.
sr4ucrs Chian Oh lot yerpoJ ReJecCh IoulcT for
ffffn
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NnrnING NLw UNpER rnE srN...After alI

NOTHING NIW UNDER lliE - N'--AittI hll
th, ,H,rs oi ch mist piy,i Hans M pLJsopnrrs Tor
ccutuufa discover AMI fnurt'ti" nrh al rnnpnhni"
most 90 10 move Che bowels ~ mankind. the whole u't-
cal 81 rc.i1n apprtr q have come 10 the colcusi N
chat ltur b.a.- Al. For thnuslDds ~ years them
have been dep b.. o. the earth the natAra mineral
water whtch are now bottled under The name ~ IN"
lIuY gsran trn-rn uInYaui JinOs. Iur~e waters hr"
boot. td ufnu 30 'uf the WO H. AMI "frfYWhric men
su.h a. ~uyre. Looms. Pca.r.re. Au-uu ~ NJ,
Nnnd Nrhpw Ffclitsh. Testify tdat thry prefer Hun
m Jams 60 any other natural mineral or To any arti-
No. ia Ir 20
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ucu-irurl 4 Tais ~ Tho CersL ~ Lev WallAeo at
tLor OF " 40 FAR u,sd" lDBO. .iJH, ~ D.
ia. Human Race Otacr -ermons Pfsarhei Al Chst
tenia aud itgnOu by hc ,Ato rev 'i"'t"A w.
bob.t I-0n. ". 4. l2u0 ciptb, 81 %
Into IN. -h ide and othor sones ny Mary Cecil mar
~. D. cruia
Thr ir off!rorge Fourth including bis letter, and
np'nnns - tercy ttzg-fad Il. 4. J. =. n toWthficM
tSo pArt. Part IL pager. ~ ceatA 40 4Ds IA tHs
Itluk. sQlalc Library.
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I,up. II. O,GoOD & co.

Life Stories aud Poems OF J0hn BrOuSh1m. one vol
um Emo. illustrated. ~ Eutei " "ihiAh WINTER WHO
portraits. fac-simile. sAot.ic-, &C.
The Georges OF tirgh Translated Oy MISS HAries WI
Preston. volume 4oDp., 81.
A Fair Barbarian BY MrS Frances Hodgson Burnett
ono volume, lOniO Beautifully Donni. 81.
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NOT A FAIR FIGHT.
-, M MHua.sk.ef iSeSlff0ef fRPDl

7hs DftIW1tktt f'-ttf"ct Ihfp.I
r. ,vculd not be a fau deaf between Malone
~ v,ynees any way. T0e ialer wound stani s0cu'
eh as MANY chances OF heinR shot as the former
!e.s ne !. NlIned 10 eqniiaby the matter D.
~ "a ~ Voorhees, tour shots 90 hs one or else marx
Masds,ises a big vtorhees on board and 90 ittf
onh 81. snof NJ the within tho lines. Upon
due OF man weighing less tbap hihtt
mnaSs with one weighing Two hundred or over WI,
poesa., with the approval o. the public Rnd .hOb
s,lcnce silver tosgus Of tie Tai sye"m"re ol
a. Wsbssa forever however much the menIM rapae "
~. ~ senate b. improved. toe survivor "ouu
~ VIZ .nder q cloud ali the rest OF bis days.
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MACMILLAN Il co..

Tho Fnglsb Poets Compete IN four volumes averagns
~ ,, p1.r each. eluGeats eiuon pilcc a. pei 'V''
-,
$50 Views on ireland, Irish Land Grievances ana
f',,',', By CnaI.s u isssn, - c., ~ a. l&u1 1JtA a.
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THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
NEw.YoRK INrEREsTs DISCUSSED.

LONG pEBArE IN TnK srREtT-CLEANING BILL
TIE MCCARTHY Bill DISCUSSED IN THE SENATE.
In the Assembly yesterday much interest
was eyinced in relO'd to the progress OF the
Street Cleaning bill. An interesting debate
took plgce, and further consideration was
postponed until to-day. In the Senate the
NJ Carthy bill was again under discussion. A
tax on stOckbrOkers' sales IL proposed.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Night

TRIBUNE oFrIcs. April 7. 1 a. m.-The movement IN
the barometer yesterday was upwa d. Fur and rarity
cloudy weather prevailed. with a few flakes oil snow
Toe temperature ranged h'Iween 25' "no o. nv
average ,27ss oeiug 20' lower an o. be crr-sp0nd
ing dsy last ear. and 81 lower tuau on Tuesday
Far or partly elOuuy AMI warmer weather may De
sxpecIed today IN TINS CIV ma NlclnnY.
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GEORGE r. PUThAM- SONS.

Upbeatcn Tracks in japan. An account Of travels N
a. fsror lcluaing Visits Absrgines OF loLO ali
lie slrne. OF Ise 81 lsAOeilA Bird vols.
orf,y,. vita f0rty.cight Illustrations 49,
Europran Modes OF Living or the Question OF Apart
mi itOuses IBy :. a.. hUudK. syO, scWei. ouc.
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CHARLES sCRIBSgR,s sOSI
JIkaaI ~ dFpsdwgv

-.,.,,,, Jp.t,tutions Essays on Ecco-iasticai sub
,ec,s Nv A. o. stanei, d. d., Dean of Nestmins"e VIZ
crow syo. 81 30 .,. n m
Ro e and CzrfhBae FDOchs OF Ancient hS'o'y' ~ ~
aesSorth suth, N. A. vol, louio. al - -
Dab kinzer. A story Of Growing Boy ny "i''-''~
etosd.rd vol, I2ma 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-07

Lie and Letters OF John Howard Raymond, tle or
raullrr o Na--ar Coz p" fdi'i W
b. rid,s DAlEnter. 80 PIP, syo stec FYftaI = D.
Partition Camp By Theodore . Nan u, ke i2Bo eHiri
clutA, a eel. -.
The tase-t Way in Housekeeping anf tooAing; ~
tVj.lnk avv. Ib.no. clOtI, VI.
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nOUGuTON, MIPRLIN 4 CO.,

The KIna,s Mis.iye and Other Poems. ny John O..
whittier NIth nne stee portrait VOL, lomo gut oh si.
IonEteow Birthday Book ArfaaSsa 10y "a ,ig,s
Pa, IaLna Wlth doe cnulty Dc" INV - '"'
t,atiops squarc lemo tAstciuly stamped 81
,n a.. "a f,orre.popdrnce OF sir Anthony Panizx
NC go, prneieS L DTlriAa tho Bfiusn AuSedn So
.tI.h uyll
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JBLiPPiNCJrr & 20,
pntlt I.lnhlt

Relics and Rrg-r. 4 Romance By HAwley SllArt,
auinor OF totlt- 10 IN I;2J AMI 1870 SC l-iao sA"'
tI0t.. ~ pApr ,,Nt 5Dccnts -
n,.cn,e'. Mn,n A S,yeL nv Rosa Sauchette Carey.
ilS,u err. coca - - paper cover, - cshls
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Az oppogrrTos noAp ABANDoNEp.

DOVER Del, April 6.--The bin authorizing
~ Baltimore and oaios supplement- 10 the Delaware
md Western Railroad charter providing for an oppos
~ osa ooxp through this stste. which Passed bio
sssH iAst week, WA wltbdrsva frem the House this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-07
4. q. PETERSON d BRor IE1s

,,.d,,,o uovsyv 4 Tale o. Provincial Lgie ny Gus
n, tI.r lrce IS csIts IN paper cover 81 Il IN ciDll
Camille, or The Fate Ola COiueite t'La Dame Aur
e ,,,'i,ss J Paper. IS tcuts: cl0tu, - %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-07
ALLEGED BLACKMAlLERS ARRESTED.
ALBANY. Anril G.-Owrns and Lclcvlc. n

alleged legislative blackmdlrrs. were rcifrr-ici thi,
morning aud re- Iured furnish additional bal The
ID Attorney O Tins o. uti VIII lake charge % sac
case ana 10 VIII be Vrc-en' e. 10 tnc Grand jury.
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HENRY HOLT 81 CO..

The Lcadcu Clsi.et. By Mrs Alfred ". huat. lsna
lI,lsur- .l0uI 5-tlos, -.
Indrr -heye iaa A Yarn IA seven Knott BS f~S
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scRIBNgR 4 wgLFoiD;

Fra AngcIrio aud Masaccio harry Iiofosune rN n
Of tnr NIh century. BY ,aaelns d"y i"''l'''- ''A'
trlt ell Cutn. l2At1 Il -.
FRA bartholomew and Andres Del Sarto' roielnnss
PA ter Of the AZ "a Century ~ LS'4o' 'N'''' '"""
IHNa
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A. &. ARMSTRONG & son.

History ofthc Crasades. BY Joseph trlncois Mchand
anew ealtOu, pre- and supplementary ShAp,t'
volumes crown eNO. - i5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-07

80 nj. way Of referring TO Dan VOORHEES, as the ger,
Ike vi s,os, Hines" That "a tn much. ~ Take ant
uems hnt thato We Dir Mah'ne VIII dev''te his
snsp time 20 posting up on Western geography nnd
H., n. t get Mr. Voorhees, created 10 Inc Only Feg'eu
sssf eould produce him.
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MARRIED.

fEr--w AYDELL-On W~ln .lv Apnl g. 1851, o, the
ono. of inc ride. narent. the To Charlie. Roo
a.u .inni. laughter Of John H. Nay DOLL 10 w. George
II. Moicr jr.
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ROBERTS Bios.
rORD,. HOWARD 4 hubert.

Urow.InK Among BOOKS, AMI Other EssyA by MIA
A ma t,ooi " poison. Ibmv. Gotta. Pfce 81.
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pride OF the Kitchen d, oe'er value than saolo.

Eirctrs-Scon -Fnceu years Use has pro,el 10 the 81
polishing nd rr ,IInr powder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-07

Cn-e tor ynur frrtif you would grrp comfortable Use
German corn i,rmogrr. sold by drngHsis. - cent.
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IiAitPEK ~ BitD>

NEW BOOKS AND AEW EDITIONS.
gs.resd " NJ no tat nrs, ,aias laHg Gde"s"
hsre0fo,s on 1s fttsysry O1g>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-07

Aruissic Bronzes Clocks auf Decorative PsrseiAis
THEODORE L. STARR.
JEwELLER
No. 2oe FTFrR.AvE., MADISON SQUARE
2jth aud 1dt'sa
Tho entire third hoDr OF tails appropriated
To-. ssps. a pesssa % rs K @sn esms. sSi
paened snains attachments controlled by tina house
POkCbLAIN ~ Piaq ues Vases Jardnisry. 49, o.
ieoicd OF ztost im9ofadoo toT
ing iOP Ssp pe5S only are par tsury invited
solid silverware.
THEODORE 8. STARR.
JEwELLHR.
NO 206 FIFrHAVE, MADISON sou ARE
Between 2jth ard 2etb.sts..
Offers large aud select Assortment Of
.POOSSE oiLNE WARE 49, 49,. -,
ccmPhsna iu S,Tyes, d amy 1Sd r T 's's
- iIhL1 SEW DEsi1Ns "a mn ao IN p s
well costly objects specially adApt.diot wed
FORKS AID Spoons OF tasteful patterns At lo~ rate.
p Pc. S%@Ss 'o Sitra. iS' 'a '"
VSIs If ior inspection OalJ. are pafucuiafJ in'led
Iienry A. Daaiel. II. D. ~ L;ulspt.', ~" +'.A''
It.eiupn :, ;'ii,iil
plies permanently eradicated within three weeks No
kaie as,ue Or e1s,S Al re9 d. = we.t 2i
The Foreign Nails gsH ,s 81 rs ADl
Tor Europe. by steamship ArihOaa va QnerlstoNn On
WEDNESDAY, A. Tor Europe ~ steamship AiSrfi@
VA Queenstown. THURSDAY, nj $50 m, Tor '.ui"pe
OF chester, VA aufcns W" f"e-l"hd
France IsL br s" ib "s'eNl ana
~ 1850 ruropr. slraustp Ffi~lL ". fyibOut
Cuerbours and BamDd "A fUR DA1, az iV5 a. ~ Vi
Lur,e o. steamship Adufuc. VIA queenstown n0tlespnb
,ucr ior aLd -cO Snh mus Dc specially Jtsi
an az 1880 scotland direct ~ steamship fdI
sui ~ II m TOT "efHLiDt &C "
steamship southampton and Bremen coitesp Dd
eu.e the Continent must ne reiNJ
Belgium direct ~ stet sap
I,-fcru.aul AutWelp The west ibai1s
i,iakl lr tyc NewioTk Apti D. lh' "a ts
for Toe Islands lraye NewNnrk Apn D. lhs a1s
lars ,au y p. sewNOr. AlIi >. Inc mans lOr
t'uht aud MrxicD leave New.foTk Apn T. Inc mAis .T
otldlaBd aud Miqueo eSsc Ne".l orN AVHl
The mai, ior Belize and Bay slauls leave Nr' YORK
ami mails iir Au,tIsis. ra'r san fi$Hci-p8
Ami Cana Anu Japan ca'e An ffAbe'c"
Apui ID ,,r,.ny , nr.y-oN po.,,,.tar
Post Ofce. Sew.YOrf. AprB =. ISL
II VI stewart. steam Carpet Cleaning workA send for
crDuars. % ttlaNe
Why suffer from rheumatism. DyspeDsia, Cont oiaFe.
U,rs Whrh yut cared b. u.ing fne onD ,'si Hha
Many from the springs Hautrne Co stiDf drInd" urio
ana fohi al Dr. had of al Trsso table dfugsI s"c"is
aud merchants.
so per cent deducted from catalogue prices o. lrees aha
Aifn', At az old nurseries Vt IL B fAitnONn ~ BOZ
tu.. iiusllIlg. y. \.
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THE NEYER-TELL BOYS;
ORA
KETTLE FULL or GOLD.
Bys. A. GARDNER
WIN be commenced In tho
NETWORK WEEKLY.
NO a. READY NEXT MONDAY.
This story EXPOSES SECRET society OF BOYS -
Brentyne.
F FEascIs : : s sEEffTEMMr' PrOprlesor'.
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speaai Nsurss

a" Thos. r. krty. Auf Il 'neer "a"
BY THOs r. KIRBY Co.,
HIGHLY IMPORrAST Adr SALE.
Pare T. OF
THE SANFORD A. CLIFFORD COLLECTION
NOW OF FREE EXHIBITIONS.
AT our Arr GALLERY, Aj BROADWAY
Opposite WallacksJ,
continuing Oay AID Evening until time OF -
SALE, mon DAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS APbIb
II and ~ Ar CHICKElfNo HALL
rug VALUABLE PAINTINGS, -
works OF and be OnRiAg 70 the ssiate OF the i<ts
sANPOnD H. CLIFFORD N. A
EACH AND EVERY PICTURE WILL BE SOLD POS
IrIvELY WITHOUT RESERVE BY
ORDER or ExEcuToks:
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RUSSIAN OPTICIAN.
A most wonderful and Scientific Discover,
The Medicated Glass.

You can get 4 pair of speciaeles that will
Keep your eyes in as good condition for ever
after, a when first YOU use them, these Med
icated Glasses have been thoroughly examin-
Ell and analysed by PIOf Berger, the great
French Occulist, and DR. Carl HOllander. the
hmous German Oculist, and pronounced as
far superior to any Glass vet made, and rec
commended as the only Glasses to be used TO
save the eye.
lst-rhe chemicals soften the light to the
eye, completely doing away with that tire
some sensation that is usually exporter ced in
using glasses aiter two or three weeks.
2nI-Ihe medical properties contained in
Inc glass make il as hard as n diamOntl-it
will retain its polish and never become dull
or aim, hence You always see through il as
bright and clear as at first
dnl-lhe chemicals keep the eyes cold and
pleasaht-resnlt is, your optic nerves are al
ways cool, doing away with any feverish SEN
sation to the eve.
4th-These glasses have no equal for night
reading or sewing, with them YOU can set up
all night, and the light has no effect on the
eye with no tiresome sensation whatever,
which necessarily continues 10 improve the
eye.
II We are willing and anxious that any
person should call and examine the Melica-
ted Glasses, and try them before buyipy
them, in order to make the test for themselves
and If they are not satisfactory in every way,
return them, and ii satisfactory, then buy
them. We SUIT any and all eyes, and war
rant our work or money refunded
CRESCENT CITY SPECTACLE CO,
Under Central House,
Corner Ant and Quitman streets.
JOHN LYMAN, Optician.
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quarter ending Feb. Is and S.
for lumber and work on jail
kitchen.
Mrs. Hutchinson allowed So
for making dresses for lunatics.
The sum of $40 vas allowed
for the burial of Alabama
Rucker, a paupcr.
Asbeck, Heinecke & Co,
allowed $50 for clothing for
poor farm and jail prisoners.
Adam Pollard, a consumptivc
unable to be moved, allowed
SO per month so long as he re-
mains in that condition.
D. w. Bloombargh & Co., al
lowed SII.25 for clothing fur
nished lunatics.
Judge McAdoo allowed a
leave of absence of ten days
during the next quarter.
w. 1. Gillespie, lessee of the
poor farm was authorized to
purchase the clothing, etc, for
the use of the county paupers
on the poor farm and to report
to the court quarterly.
Officers of court allowed the
usual fees for six days attend
ance.
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Burton Locals.
February :. 1851.

iaoiy D. iSSA'
Editors Banner:
MARRIED-On the 18TH inst,
at the residence of the brides
father near this place, Mr.. ALEX
MCFARLAND of Navasota to
Miss LIZZIE c. BOWERS, Rev.
d. G. Bowers officiating.
Notwithstanding the low-heavy
clouds, and soft gray mist of
rain falling, at an early hour in
the evening a great many
friends and relatives and several
guests from Navasota had as
sembled to tender their kindest
wishes for the future prosperity
and happiness of the plighted
couple. The ceremony which
was to unite them in the sight
of God and man throughout
all eternity, was conducted SOL
EMMY and impressively. after
which the guests were conduc-
ted to the dining hall to partake
of an elegant supper. The eve
ming was splent pleasantly in
social conversation. The happy
couple will leave on Monday
evenings train for their home in
Navasota.
May friendship without alloy,
Be their constant portion to enjoy.
ToUcHSToNE.
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EStray Notice,

Taken up by Sam Stone on the Sth
day Of Jan. 1851, and estrayed before S A
Hackworth, J. P, Precinct No. a, Wash
ington county, on the 9TH day of Feb. 1881,
Ono bay horse, about IL hands high. about
IL years old, branded sc on left shoulder,
appraised by L. J. Lockett and H Ransom
at SIS.
Taken up by Howard Mitchell on the
2eth day of January, 1881, One dun horse
about fourteen years old, I4H hands high.
no brands visible and estrayed before S. A
Hackworth, J r.. Precinct No. !, Wash
ington county. on the 10Th day Of Februa-
~, 1881. Appraised by Sam Stone and
II. Ransom at Sz5.
February 10, 1851.
Attest: Ii. NJ. LEWIS,
C.C.C.w.c.
Taken up by S. X. Kemada at his resi-
dence in Washington county, on the I4th
Of January, 1851, an Iron Grey horse about
I4s hands high, branded LC on left Shout
der, and c on right shout = der, valued
at S25. Estrayed before LC B. A. Wat
son, P. w. c. P. 4.
Taken up by W. ]. McMahan, at his res
idence. in Washington county, on the 24,h
of Dec, 1880, a Black horse, about 10
years old, about IL hands high, branded
= on left shoulder, Black mare about
c years old, II hands high, no brand,
DIX valued at SIS. EstraYed before B.
DIX a. Watson, J.. P. w. c. a.
Attest H. NJ. LEWIS, c. C. c. VIC
BY c. F. HERBsT. D. C. M
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All About Roads.

Some time ago there appear
ed an article in the Reporter
giving a synopsis of the opinion
in the case of Grace and State
published in Texas Law Journal
ofDec. LIST. 1880 and comment
ing upon the right and legality
of the mayor and board of al
dermen to pass ordinances re-
curing citizens of Incorporated
towns to work upon the streets
&c. From this article the opin-
ion now seems to be that the
mayor of BRENNAN has no au-
thority TO call out hands to work
the roads. If those that are in
terested in this matter would
only take the trouble to exam
inc the records, they could find
that the county commissioners
court had laid BRENNAN offinto
a separate road district and APP
pointed the mayor of the city
road overseer of said district
and it is by the authority that
the mayor holds from the COM
missioners court, and not by
virtue ofan ordinance passed by
the city council that those sub
ject to road duty are being call
ed out to work the roads. The
mayor as such road overseer is
subject to indictment in case he
fails to have said roads worked
and kept in repair, and those
not working, when properly
summoned, will be reported to
the justice of the peace and
punished as the state law di-
reefs. The city has nothing to
do with this matter.
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L. 5. Court DEGREES in favor of ]. II.
Zeilin & Gothic court ordered, adjudged
and decreed that the said Defendants and
their agents be and they hereby are perpet-
ually enjoined and restrained from using
or causing 10 be used upon any bottles or
packages of Liver Medicine any Label or
Wrapper as resemblance or imitation Of
the said Label and Wrapper of the Com
plainantS, or any Label or Wrapper in re-
scmblancc or imitation thereof, and from
making, selling, or offering for sale any
medicine under the name or title Of Dr. A.
Q. Simmons Liver Medicine, or Of DR..
Simmons Liver Regulator or Medicine, or
DIR. a. q. Simmons Liver Regulator or
Medicine, and from using the name or word
Simmons or the fac simlle signature of A.
q. Simmons, or in any way upon any bot
ties o. packages of Liver Medicine or of
medicine made or advertised or sold for the
Liver.
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Tuesday evening about dusk
Robert Henry, 4 regro about
IS years old, was driving a four
mule team to r. a. Harvin's
plantation on Mill creek, and
had reached a point about eight
and ahalf miles from town on the
Wesley road, he was fired upon
by a man standing by the road
side; three buckshot took effect
in his back and went. entirely
through his body lodging under
the skin on his breast. DIR. Nc
Gregor, who made the postmor-
TEN examination, said that eth
er Of the wounds would have
proved fatal. Jack Lockctt,
colorcd, who also lives on Har-
wins plantation, was driving
wagon just behind Henry's and
saw the man standing by the
road fire the shot. He was bad
ly scared and jumping off his
horse he ran away and gave the
alarm. Henry is supposed to
have fallen off his mule some
twenty feet from where the ia
tai shot was fired. Jack Lock-
ct came town at an early hour
Wednesday morning aud repor-
ted the occurrence. Justice
Willie, of Independence, in the
absence of Justice Hackworth,
went out and held an inquest,
reporting the facts stated above.
When he arrived at the scene
of the murder the body of the
deceased was lying in the road
where it had fallen from the
mule. 1t appeared that Henry
and another negro man living
at Harvin's place had had diff
fculty the night previous to the
murder about a negro woman.
jealousy was no doubt the
cause Of the killing. For obvi-
Gus reasons the verdict of the
coroner's jury is withheld.
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4 Time for Everything.

There is time to dance and
time to mourn; even the boys
have a time for kites and a time
for marbles. Now is the time
to abuse legislators. Legisla-
tors may be divided into two
classes, the medium and the av-
erage. The first is known by
the number Of bills he introduc-
ed, the last by the number he
sits down on. The latter class
is most in favor with the people.
Those who have been here
since 1885, have lived under
eleven different constitutions
Ist the Republic of Mexico, the
constitution Of Coahueila and
Texas, the Republic of Texas,
the state of Texas. the United
States, the state of Texas con-
formed TO the Confederate
States, Military rule ane three
constitutions since reconstruc-
ton broke out. To say moth
ing of city corporations which
can for their size can be beat
them all for going in debt. Now
what the people most want is
just for once to be allowed to
find out what the law is before
it is changed.
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The fee of doctors is an item
that very many persons are in
terested in just at present. We
believe the schedule for visits is
So, which would tax man con-
fined to his bed for year, and
in need of daily visits, over
$1,000 a year for medical atten-
danca alone! And one single
bottle Of Hop Bitters taken in
time would save the $1,000 and
all the years sickness.
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CAPT. J. E. GRAY, a member
of the Legislature from this
county, was in town yesterday
and paid the BANNER a visit.
The captain is one of the COM
mittee appointed to visit the
Bryan, Hampstead and Hunts
vile schools. He says that DIT
the Bryan College things were
found in satisfactory condi-
ton and that it is in a fair way
to accomplish its original pur-
pose, viz: an agricultural and
mechanical college. At the
colored school at Hampstead
he found the pupils making rap
id progress in their studies and
the principal of that institution
is well versed in his duties. The
captain says that in blackboard
penmanship the colored stu
dents are ahead of the whites at
the other schools. The normal
school at Huntsville was found
to be in a fiourishing condition.
The captain will leave for the
capital to-day.
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independence Locals.
Feb. /, 1881.

Feb. 5, 1851.
Editors Banner:
Mr.. and Mrs A. C. Mcneil, of
William Penn, lost their infant
child last Sunday.
VIM Brown. a II year old
negro boy, living on DR.. D. c.
Williams farm had his thigh
broke by the fall of his pony.
Mr.. J. ]. Smith has moved
into the Methodist parsinge I'M
til he can buy a house.
Rev. McShan, of Gay Hill,
has taken charge of the NJ. E.
congregation here and will
preach twice a month.
S. n. /.
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a. N. Galloway has removed
to the Dryer building, corner of
Main and st. Charles streets,
where he has fitted up a new
and splendid gallery and is now
prepared to take pictures in the
highest style Of the art.