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s.arshalI.
Special to the lt.rslA.

4 MARSHALL, december I9,-Try's bank is
paying the time checks of the Texas & Pa
cifc Railroad hands for the past month.
The monthly disbursements OF the COM
pany at tis point is about $4,000.
Brad. Burr railroad project to build a
road, from -, city to Sabine Pass has
about fixed
John Phe s,of New Orleans, and NJ. G.
Bagley, of Hs,ecrson, are here.
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Revenue Appointments.

WASHINGTON, December 20.-The follow
ing Internal Revenue appointments were
made to-day ]. c. Callahan, G..
NJ. Seller. A. J. Hand, H. II.
Hall and G. +. Flowers, storekeepers and
gaugers for the Sixth District of North
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steamer Rurnad

EVANSVILLE, IND, December 2O.-The
steamer j. S. Hopkins took fire this morn
ing and was completely. destroyed. Her
people escaped but lost their effects; loss
$40, 600; insurance s25 600, mostly in Eastern
and foreign companies.
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STRAINED.


NTRAYED--From me near the Fair Grounds
- on Thursday the sth Inst, one large grey
mare branded mule shoe on right hip, and one
mouse colored horse mule. suitable reward
viii pc paid for Information OF their whereabouts
divAw.itdl7 A. p. HARDIE.
Riley Pemberton, estrays before Geo Robert
son justice OF the peace, one Iron gray mare, II
hands high, 5 or 9 years old, and braided &c ON
the left shoulder valued at s25
z D. Wilson estrays before Justice Price, one
branded D on len not broke. some white In fore.
head and ON the nose; valued at go. one forref
horse, about seven years old. about IA hands
high, some white In forehead. not branded;
W. y. Price. J. p, september fth, 1881, one
black mare mule. about lax hands high, nbou
Il years old brand indescrfbable on The RICH
shoulder, value, $40
Prom the undsrsgned, one brown horse mule
about year. old, branded A. p; about Is hands
high. has crooked tail A reward Of Eve dol
lars VIII be paid for his delivery 70 me three
miles northeast o. Dallas.
J r. umphrIes estrsYs before Justice pr1ce
one dark-brOun mare mule, ~ or u yeart old, y
hands high, branded on the len thoul1er and
,. ". VERY esfrsys befes csorre hoberlscn.
hifh. ycau old ssddlf-marked on len ti0t q
hack bone Branded thus 2 ON night shoul-
DER, and u on leff shoulder. Also one bay mare.
s s .sesi zen Y ss y; sa branded 'q'- on
samuel UhI esfrnys before v. II frIcr 1usfIre
u the Peacc one nfht brown or bay mule. about
Is year Old rs hssds hiEh. scar on for u nerf
lrHndel y @ A on len shoulder shod IN from
vslus 80
s,oy. sst.sy, bsse'{ ese-re heb<ris.
marx. rnIt< hair around ufrI ~ brand PER-
c-Ir-lIt. a1y1ts year cd. value -
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NKw YoRK, December 1o.--The train
from Long Branch TO New York was run
into at a crossing by the train on the New
York a Freehold Railroad. One killed and
number wounded. Both trains were
wrecked. No explanation Of the accident.
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PETEEsBUHe. W.. December 1s.--1nfor-
nation has just been received here Of man
being murdered named Goodwin, at WI
son. North Carolina. last Saturday night
The body was PLACED on the railroad track
whore IL was subsequently, found. The
parties who committed the crime are known
but have not Jet been captured.
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fssna v.ns v.,ehnsnl
Wise U1rd. ofn WfIIiur UIfr~.-.

Al the dos q q mass meeting, according
70 the report Of the same published in . Ia
Grange paper, references wnz made 20 the
phenomenal efficacy q 81 Jacobs o1 IN the
many painful dlseasr1 ~ uIIich mankind 4
snfiecf- We refer 70 the shove ns showing
how strong hold The Old German Remedy
for Hhenmsfism hns On the experience
ard wishes OF lIIe crest public.
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vrrSSA, December 1s.--A correct list OF
the victims Of Rings Theatre fire has been
issued by the police II gives the total
have been legally identified.
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Waco.
special to thu Mad.

Special 70 the Y Nd EII
WACO, Dec Der 19.-The Missouri, Kan
sas & Texas l.: way reached Waco to-day,
and track-la. { is being extended toward
Taylor, on til international & Geat North
ern Road, thus giving Dallas another SOUTH
" est connection toward Laredo. M
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GayeaReception.

WHsHIscToN, December 17.-Ex-Secre-
tarv Blaine TONIGHT pave p rec-rtion ~ HE
successor, Secretary Frelinghuysen, which
was attended by President Arthur, mem
bers Of the Cabinet, and nearly entirely the
diplomatic Congress
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Mckinney.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
MCKINNEY, December ia lodge of
knights of Wise Men was organized here
last night of the best colored citizens Of the
~Sow. abe ABOUT nFasT .e s e wS aasS aad
n 1877
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John stein. Pa. CITY Brewer. rrfsrrinr
20 IS valuable 4nnIiIi4 sid 70 = LrTs
rrrrtsrfI-fiTt- hrrt ueef s. Jnc1Is III
IN NJ family and rec11nmeud r t1mV e.
qn1I1sno-s- II be- 1lFsrs gwen ne tesi
s1tsi.<ti0n. and = trulg wonderful
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VIcEBupe, December ia Commercial
special reports the fatal shootingof Eugene
Clark by Eli Stevens, aboard the steamboat
Sunfiower Belle, at Chateau landing last
night. Stevens escaped.
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PALEkxo. December 2o.-The trial Of Ex
posito, the alleged brigand extrsdited from
the United States, commenced yesterday.
OF thirty-two witnesses summoned in the
case fifteen have failed TO appear.
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ArLsSrs, December 30.-Judge J. A.
Walch, q vell-knovn citizen Of Newman,
and until recently editor Of the Newman
Herald, committed suicide Saturday night.
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Painters. read mis- aaarsntee.
m. Best and Ca--es:s H.ass. FOR Farm

Mr.. J. v. Latfnsr, Of Waxshschis. has q
machine for trimming hedges and also
bending them He VII make contrrcts Tor
Has On hand large stock Of plnuts, which
be vii aeI reasonably. and VII deliver
them WI rurrnnfer hedees % turn hogs
Refers 70 Nesrrs John NrComns and Wat
Cn-uth Dallas county II. II. Dunn. John
williams. J. a. Piles and others, Waxn-
hachie- Atiress J. ". La1Irfl
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Than any other Store in Texas!

Weare daily receiving goods made especially for your
benefit give you good honest goods for little money Your
nehbors bought Standard Screw Boots and Shoes ask
how they like them Also the Ladies' Misses and Chdrens
shoes from the Finest French Kid the Dutch Polka Of
Standard Screw, Pegged and Sewed have sold great
many, and every pair guaranteed.
In clothing have the largest Of Reversible
Chnchla, Beaver, Melton Kerse English Worsted Diago
nal Basket Cashmere Full Cloth any other kind that is
made up prices that know will induce you buy In
suits have every style and grade goods sacks oks
Remember can fit the largest the smallest boy.
We only ask come, and be convinced that
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NV HavrE. Cosr., December ~. N.
Cramer, fafher Of Jennie Cramsr, who was
murdered last August, died this morning,
aged So, Of consumption.
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BnTIr5rr. Dsosrrtsr IA r11s11-
fon q In kn1ricsr s4iaill n
nt city. nd Io.1'r1 u Ea'rtr
hal - rrr&IHT 4rI 11rrI r Ut11f
- r1iEne LarII1rIs 1rot1 ~ t1f01
IS fs';-~-, c-.-. = - I, ----.-. -
IRE cr'E['I1I NJ |'|< trI||Err.rf n ||I||.@4
Fr'.'nia..I.1 q Ire Ir1.I-1<.1.s' 81
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Decline OF Man.
nervous weakness, sexual debility &C.,
cured by Wells Health Remover. 81. At
druggists. Depot, George 7. Atkins.
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LosDor, December 1s.-Ths Observer. IN
ref<rrine 20 the GDitesu trial, says Il IL not
700 much 20 Say that the proceedings are
public scandal.
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LorDos. December 1D.-An explosion
has occurrsd in coiIierT 81 BsIlen. Il !.
supposed 10 lives we're lost
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Er~ Ot1tlrs. December 1s.-Ths United
States sloop q war Kenrs1rre arrived ct
noon to-day and anchored 10 front Of the
city.
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~ Anf-n~ O. ieseo1k. De c,ntfnrfo
q TIE Cans + Tncifc E1iIrrr IN British
C1I1utis 4 t'< Hift - 81 ne Southern
A. m uth u eer I'D ri American iorr-
nr's aront rrezt -orr11rn route A.
Ir|fIrIrr = NJ |111r11ff tr r.
r11III1r ri r VII r. I1rII rrs|If ~
ft-rs me ~ tire. ~. Or1Ef1t14 <1f<
That ttf rad beng I1I't ~ sIn1ir<ts
n r1II|1''I'4 J. have |'EtEr <rI4.'EtI -
IIt Ir1rI|1r / f1Irfrt-.|
II. rad = l. tt..I I1.1f VII r. -
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Paris, December 80 commercial
trestV between France and Portugal hns
Zen .lEneL
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All forms of impaired vitality, mental ex-
hanstion, weakened digestion, etc., etc.,
radically removed by using Browns Iron
Bitters u fd
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10 Al r''s rss sr'enar from re erro-,
49,. .1I|r decay. los q manhood. t|1.
III .s-|1 r.|1,'t ttrt VII rrts rrr f-es NJ
.11.11 his E-s4I remedy ~. I's1rteIeI
- 4 -1I..I1r1-- n t1rIt 1rtr.1 e@1| /.
.. 49, ~ '''.|''. ~ :. e. -. ,'-''- r
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j. w. wEBB's
Magnificent Display of Fine Watches
Jewelry, Diamonds, silver Ware, Clock
and Fancy Good. for the Holidays.

Magnificent Display of Fine Watches
Jewelry, Diamonds, Silver Ware, Clock
and Fancy Goods for the Holidays.
This house Is well worthy of a visit from
any one. II has one of the largest stocks
ever in the State, which was selected in per.
son at the manufacturers, and he is pre-
pared TO sell goods as low as any house In
the country. He has enlarged his store
and stock to twice its former size, and his
stock embraces watches, jewelry, diamonds,
clocks, solid silver and silvef-platec ware,
canes, spectacles and optical goods, ench
bisque and majolica vases, and all kinds OF
goods kept in a frst-class jewelry house.
This house is the Oldest In the city, and
considered one Of the most reliable in the
State. Parties wishing goods can order by
mail and receive cuts OF goods wanted. All
goods are warranted as represented.
Painters. Read This Guarantee.
Any house properly painted according 70
directions, with the New York Enamel
Paint, not satisfactory when painted, we
will repainf at our expense with any Paint
the owner NAV select aud further, II said
Paint peels, cracks, chaiks of within three
years from date Of painting, We win furnish
other Paint gratis.
sydney smith 4 Co, 72s Elm street, Dali
las, Terns, are our State agents, and viii
carry with them a large assortment Of our
Paints Prices as reasonable NJ those 81
any hrst-ciass goods in the market.
NEW foRK ENkNEL PaIET Co.
IFS Prince Street, New York.
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TIE TEXAS Endormerf AssocirtIon gives
4 lridnI preseuf ~ a. 90 10 enrb member
A. inarri1Es. Per particulars rriis ~
:. A. C.ncrHrzs
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01

The Tn5sA< Of yesterday contained an article
In its railroad columns on . new Southern rsil-
way scheme, in which several Chicago capitalists
wee interested Ii Was stated that articles OF in
corporation had la,ely been filed with the StcIe-
tAry OF State Of Florida for new road from ITALIA
hassee 10 Pensacola and Mobile, and that il is the
intention Of The new c'mpsny, which. 10 addition
to the new line from Tallahassee will also ccnirl
the Fi.ridS Central ;rum Jacksonville 10 Lake j.
". Fla, and The jacksonville. PensacslA& Mobile
Railroad, running IRON Lake City TO TAilahSs-
zee and ChSiaahoochee, as soon as he posi- ssiun
Of the completed roads Can he obtained 10 pu,
them in repair. " & FairbSnkg one Of the in
cMporaiors. informed TrI5sA< npaier yesier-
day afternoon that be and the other Chicago
gentlemen interested were acting for the DGich
bondhcltiers of Amsterdam. in whose favor The
United States SGpreme Court last week rendered
q decision. and ordered ihe sale Of the completed
nAis from Jacksonville to Cha,tahoochee 20
satisfy their claims The Maxwell Land Grant
Company Is 20; at ali interested in the pujrc;.
Frank r. Sherwin, lis President, having per
eOnal interest only. As som As the connecting
lines can be secured, il is probable that the Chi
caeu incorpnrA;orx will assume iirec, AMI
active interest in the Few route
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Representative Davidson has procured the
passage By the House Of the Resolution pTevioGs-
~ passed BY the Senate for the settlement Of
Floridas claim for Reimbursement for money
pad IN past Indian warA The effect Of this viii
Be 10 reduce the beaded debt Of the State $1Sa.-
600. With The accumulated interest since 1857,
aid i . matter 70 rsjoice over. And in this COG
necsioo ne viii say that the defeat Of The bill in
he LeEislafure Sor the payment Of certain cln
pnnis Was . mistake The Claims tUE SERVICE by
th~-e companies bad DO conn-ctio1 with the
wlb.ns' warrarsS II The bill had passed The
ano1ni oE claim Mould have gone into The Stale
account against The government ami been pruvi
dec ax zocer The rr~olusioa referred TO-
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4 Paris dispatch of the 18th &nEo0nces that
the importation of American hog products has
been prohibited by the French government A
Chicago iispslch on the subject rsAis IS fol-
lows:
CHICAGO. February eO-The receipt Of The
c1bieZrAm from LoCdoo announcing the action
Of he FIe1ch government. which viii practical
IL prevent American hog products from en-
tering The French markets. created almost =
pAnic % The beard Of irade IN provision circles,
and pork, hich yesterday sold up 10 SIS 20. sold
steadily down 10 <14939 and closed weak The
market was ripe for such = movement. As the
heavy advance Of the last few weeks had met
with few reFesses in its steady march and added
20 the materially weakening teojency which
always follows powerful upward EoVtmenI.
The news { the protective measures against
American trade created much more than ordi-
nary excitement. The prices Of hogs however
are 50 high 4s 10 warrant the current rAieS, and
the demand from other Raropean countries
seems likely 10 take uD all the provisions that
can be marketed from here A. Eirly remunsr "a
tive prices.
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II Is apparently healthy thrifty tree. the
most so Of all On the place The wood is free
from bloiches, the foliage is abundant and Of =
rich deep color. The fruit for every year il
bears large CROP appears 10 be well developed.
free from disease, and attacked BY no Insect Yet
no person is known 10 have eaten FIG from tha.
tree The fact j. tina, when the frui; aitains its
full size il quietly and for no observable reason
falls of
Every kind OF treatment imaginable has BEEN
tired without effect. The tree is just as healthy,
robust, splendid and useless a. ever A while
ago the case was stated by letter TO two gentle
men Of experience "a such matters. in the hope
that they could sngxes, = remedy Their replies
were in substance az f3Ilows
Isl reply.-"Do a. The gardiner said 10 our
Saviour in relation to the barren 81 tree. dig
aroung ii and dung it,
2d reply.--Ii s possible that the vice dressers'
directions abOri tie barren fg tire 10 dig about
j, and dung it. have probably besn followed too
long and too closely for the good Of your tree
Your ground msy be too rich l never had but
one tree that served me .s yours does you, and
that stood on the riches, spo, on my plantation,
in a corner between ny horse stable and mule
lot
Thus We are left as much in the dark s. eves.
Can any of the patrons Of the FLoRIDIAS throw
a ray Of light on The question:
If the tree stood near the mule hi one might
think il had imbibed obs;inscy from the mule.
but il does not The soil IS indeed rich, bet 50 s
the soil Of other fg uees in the sane yxrd
which yet ripen their fruit perfectly B
NEWPORT, WakGlla Co. Feb 81, 1851
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(Ragulnx Coxrespondcnce-j
WAmmsron, d. c.. Feb. 10, 1854.
The event Of greatest local importance has
been an inundation Of large and denssly in
habiied portion Of the city. including parts Of
Pennsylvania avenue Immense bouldefs Of noat-
ing ice from the upper Potomac lodged against
the stationary ice in the river below Washing
ton. thus forming dam which forced the water
through the centre Of the city to the very gates
Of the Capitol, swamping thousands Of homes
and doing great damage. The accidents and
episodes Of the food win furnish fruitful themes
Of anecdoie TO the oldest inhabitants half . cen
tury hence. and believing you win prefer 10 wait
upon tradition, viii not iorestall ito romance
Sufice II TO say that men rowed in boats on
Pennsylvania Avenue, and that the naval hotilla
which President Lincoln said could 90 any place
where the ground was little damp, might have
Numbered under the very eaves Of the Capitol
and Treasury Department Ever since The long
low railroad bridge connecting the city with
Virginia has been built. such catastrophe has
been imminent This bridge. consisting in great
part OF solid causewsy. forms q dam which not
only endangeTs all the low ground Of the city,
bat has formed . basin Of slluvial patridity Gov
eriDg hundreds Of acres, the effiuvia from which
Is lingering death to every inbabiiant OF Wash
ington- No city not supported from without by
the largess OF mighty nation could be maintain
Ell 10 sch place. and By the faci that Washington
is politically isolated, without suffrage and with
out political influence. may be explained that
railroad corpor alton Is allowed TO erect Q cause
way that creates pesuferous swamps Millions
of dollars was appropriated yesterday for the
improvement Of rivers and harbors, the existence
Of which is almost as obscure was the source
of the Nile thirty years ago. while the capital
city Of the nation is left to have lis streets sub
merged, and its property destroyed by such over
flows as the very members of Congress who sow
refuse il aid. wiine-sed but few days ago
The regular pension appropriation bin, Is it
passed the House. sppropriAies ESQ., .SO66e,
The larges, sum ever set apart by any single bill
in this country, and il is said il exceeds any pen
sion appropriation ever made by any gosern-
meni. The arrearsgs bill and the pensioBing
Of the soldiers Of the war Of 1912 have caused
the enormous increase in The pension list Over
$1,000 persons, including the widows Of SOLDIER
the roll as entitled TO pensions for services
rendered in the war of 1912.
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esnxIor DelAnOs bGIl ine,orposatinn the Palak-
h and lndian River Railroad b ceztainly vala-
able charter. n sdaiiim 10 The alteEnAts &c
tioas for six Imila % efsAer side a the rad.
amounting te|3,eao acres Of land pr mile. tAia
road Nm b Rlveaa beasB Of tx thousand acre.
per mile - tie work pcogreases and b completed
in Avemile sections, thus aggregaiing TO it, build
cru the very handsome amount Of within frac-
ton Of ten thousand acres of land per mile. This
road viii Be Aboai evsniy miles in length, com
mencing at Palatka, On the s. Johne river, and
terminating d u near AuTentia, where II con-
nects with the Indian river and Mosquito lagoon.
thus giving IN outlet and furnishing rapid iranait
70 one Of the most fertile and productive fruit
and vegetable producing regions Of the State for
distAnce Of two hundFeS and my miles-
From PAlalka TO it, southern terminus, dis
lance Of 20 miles. this road traveFses one Of the
most celebrated orange ridges in the State, thus
bringing into market many thousand acres Of
land for fruit culture, now removed too far from
the river to be available, hence it viii be seen
that this road is not intended as an opposition
line 10 the ST Johns river steamers. but by the
development OF the country will add largely to
their benefit We are informed by Senator De
lano that the incorporators OF this enterprise
are among The solid men OF the country, who
either live along the line Of the proposed route,
or own large land interests; and as to the success
| Of the enterprise, Mr.. d. seems not 10 entertain
| even the shadow Of doubt The citizens of
that portion Of The State not only have our con-
grStulAlions. but our most earnest wishes Tor the
success of this enterprise
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in Judge Settles court. Monday, when The
melton 70 con6rm the sale Of the FLORIDA Cen
tral, and the Jacksonville Persacula and Mobile
Railroads, made in this city last September, was
reached, " s Chisholm, Esq. counsel for H.
S HAiaeS. Of the Waycross road and associates,
fled q motion setting forth that st said sale,
owing TO the opinion that the s1peroedeas grant
ed by Judge Bradley, since declared BY tie
Supreme CO0u 10 be void, was in force, and
being informed by oDe Of the Masters that il bis
opinion there would Be no sale, they were not
present 10 b6d for The said properly ~ they 9th
eTwise would hare been. and upon these gn,Un1
. resale Of the Flslrida Genial vas prayed for and
an advance OF $o5 600 On The bid OF the parehxs-
en- al the former sale w&s Offered. Tie nso;ioa
for conformation has been witAGrzwn and here
for the present, the matter rtSik-