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INSURANCE NOTICE.
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INSURANCE STATISTICS AND HIsTo

INSURANCE STATISTICS AND HISTORY,
Austin, Texas, March 5, 1881.
TO Al Whom II Nag Concern
This lie to sertify that the LIVERPOOL AND
LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE COM
PANY, of Liverpool and London, has in all res
poets fully complied with the laws of Texas az
conditions precedent TO its doing business in this
S ate, and that the said Company holds a Certi-
fcate of Authority from this Office emitting II
to do business in tn State for one year from
the LIST day of january, 1881, to the 3lst day Of
December, 1881.
H. ST. Given under my baud and Seal, q,
office, In Austin, the day and date first above
written. A W. SPAIGHT,
Commissioner.
Represented by f. T. EGGLEsToN, Agent
Austin, Texas. mrgw3i
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INSURANCE NOTICE
DEPARTMENT OF

. HISTORY, ,
Austin, Texas, February %, 1881. !
To AL Whom 1t Nay CoRcera;
This is to certify that the MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York, has
In all respects fully complied with the laws OF
Texas as conditions precedent to it's doing bust
ness in this state, and that the said Company
holds q certificate of Authority from this Office
emitting Ii to do business in this State for
one year from the LIST day of January 1881, to the
31st day of December, 1881.
Il. s. Given under my hand and seal, at
office, in Austin, the day and date first above
written. A, W. SPAIGHT,
Commissioner.
Represented by E. t. EGGLEsToN, Agent,
Austin Texas. mrsw3t
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GEN. GRANT will sail from Gal
weston for Mexico ON the 10Th OF
March,, He said to a reporter:
II am ANXIOUS to do all 1 can to
forward the development, and espe-
cially the railroad development OF
Mexico. We have n great work in
strengthening and developing the
Republic. l have long had this al
heart, have had a deep interest in
Mexico ever since l was there as 9
young officer during the Mexican
w0r."
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THE New Orleans Democrat says
that Galveston knows more about
running quarantine than a carni-
val . which shows that the Demo
erat feels jealous about the late dis
play at Galveston.
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INSURANCE NOTICE.
ISsUR1ScE STATISTICS AND HISTORY,

Austin, Texas, February %, issi.
To Al WhonH Nay Concern:
This is 70 certify that the STAR FIRE IN.
suRANCE COMPANY, Of New York, has II
al respects lily complied with the laws ol
Texas as conditions precedent TO it's doing busi
ness In this tate, and that the said Company
holds Certificate Of Authority from this ofics
ent1ting II 70 90 business In this State for one
year from the 1st day of January, Ies1. 10 ire
e1st day OF December, 1881
f. q: Given under my hand aud Seal, At
of1se, in Aus,in, the lay and date nrst above
written. A. w. SPAIGHT,
CommfssGioner.
represented By T. T. EGGLEsVoN. Agent
Austar, TsHs. nsevS
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THE Senate has done a common
dable thing in providing for Texas
being represented at the Worlds
fair in New York in 1888. 1t may
be, however, that this peculiar Ruta-
baga code under which we are liv-
ing and breathing out an existence,
may interfere with expenditure of
money for such purpose and that
such a feature of the code may de-
feat the passage of the bill. 1t in
terferes with almost everything
tending to advance the interests of
the state, and If it does not do so in
this instance it will be happy ex-
ception to a very disagreeable rule.
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DEPARTMENT or
Ircnn A n-nr Gn.A .rrarrln ~, IIrarnnr-

INSURANCE STATISTICS AND HISTORY, ,
Austin, Texas, February 49, 1881.
To All Whom IL May Concern.
This is to certify that the SWISS LLOYr
Transport INSURANCE COMPANY ofwin.
terthur, Switzerland, has in all respects fully
complied with the laws of Texas conditions
precedent to it's doing business in this State
and that the said Company holds certificate O
Authority from this office emitting Il TO dc
business in this State for one year from the Isl
day Of January, 1881, to the 31st day of Decem.
Dor, 1881.
Il. s. Given under my hand and Seal, al
Office. in Austin, the day and date first above
written, A. W. SPAIGHT,
Commissioner.
Galveston, Texas. mr9w3i
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INSURANCE NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT OF
INSURANCE sTATlsTIcs AND HIsToT

INSURANCE STATISTICS AND HISTORY. !
Austin, Texas, February %, 1881.
To Al Whom II Nay Concern;
This lie to certify that the H5TNA INSUR
ANCE- COMPANY, Of Hartford, Connecticut
has in all respects fully complied with the
laws Of Texas as conditions precedent to a..
doing business In this State, and that the said
this office emitting it to do busidess in thii
State for one year from the 1st day Of January
1881, TO the 3lst day Of December, 1881
= Il. Given under lay sand d Seal, Al
ofiee, IL Austin, tne day and date first above
written A. W. SPAI6ET.
Commissiener
Represented in austin by P. DeCorIIova. nitsws
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COMMISSIONER WALSH went to
Dallas and looked after the Bray
papers, and mum is the word. There
fore may not some enterprising citi-
zens safely emigrate 10 parts un-
LnOxvr,2
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INSURANCE NOTICE.
DEIAItIMFNI OF
INSURANCE. STATISTICS AND HISTORY

Insurance STATISTICS AND HISTORY,
Austin, Texas, March 3, 1881. J
To -4lk Whom IT May Concern:
This is to certify that the INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA, OF Phila
dolphin, Pa, has in all respects fully complied
with the laws of Texas as conditions precedent
TO Its doing business in this State and that the
said Company holds Certificate of Authority
from this Office emitting it TO do business II
this State for one year from the LIST day OF JanE.
CRY, 1881, to the 3lst day of De ember, 1851.
II. g. Given under my hand and Seal al
Office, in Austin, the day and date first abov,
written. A. w. SPAIGHT,
Commissioner.
Austin, Texas. mr9w3i
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The fuel famine in Dakota has
been terrible. Whole families froze
to death in their homes after burn
ing every article of furniture and
other combustible material.
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ANDREW JACKSON would have
made the banks follow the govern
ment; but Mr.. Hayes forced the gov
eminent to follow the banks, when
he vetoed the funding bill.
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In Medina county there is great
exultation over the fact that the
county court is denied jurisdiction
in civil and criminal cases. The law
would have been q wiser one had it
been general instead of applicable
to only q few counties
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The resolution proposing an
amendment to the Constitution al
lowing increased pay to legislators,
after sixty days service, was de-
reutvu yesterday. THY VVtU should
he reconsidered.
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BELToN has given the bond re-
quired by the Missouri Pacific rail-
way, and so the Gould extension to-
wards Austin takes further shape.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-03-10

New ORLEANS is about to have a
bagging factory. 1t will be in opera
ton by the LIST Of July. One would
paw handsomely in Texas.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-03-10

THE House, yesterday, took a seat
on the item of appropriation to pay
S1l00 in fees to officers in state
cases, tried in the Travis county
court. The proposed item may have
been unconstitutional, but the APP
preparation for the Bryan so-called
Agricultural and Mechanical Col
-lege went through with the same
condition overhanging it. s2
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-03-10

THE Pennsylvania Legislature has
adopted resolutions, expressive of
sympathy for the Irish in their
struggle for civil liberty.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-03-10

At Refugio, a negro ravished a
viii e woman, who tried to take the
life of the brute with an az. Hees-
capped from the outraged woman
but was subsequently captured and
tailed Afterward he was taken
nom jail by force, to meet q de-
served and violent death.
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THURSDAY. MARCH 10, 1881

PRESIDENT GARFIELD, it is claim
ed, can sing 5000 verses ofhymns off,
hand.
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A REIGN OF TERROR.
ne Alarming Increase Of Heart Disease and he
symptoms which PTiesds t.
Leadiu to Scientific Investigation and an
Attempt 10 Check It's Increase.
ne Wonderful Properties Of 'SedelIne-ds-lntla, y
sgs and H0W 10 Properly Use Il.
Facts of Importance for All REGARDING
New Discovery.

The mortality statistics of this country
show that great proportion of deaths
| arise from Heart Disease. But aside from
the fatality which attends it. the incon-
yenienee and suffering which even the
first stages bring make il necessary TO
take prompt measures for relief. Un-
doubtedly the greatest remedy of mod
ern times for curing diseases of the Heart
is "Sedatine-de-India," which is accom-
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tractsng so much attention. This great
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the Heart. The combination is the re-
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it can be safely asserted that when taken
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ever have Nightmare, oppressed feeling
in the side or breast, Irregular Action,
Throbbing, Jumping. Fluttering, Mo-
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Heart Disease. Those who are suffering
and have never tried il, should do SO at
once; those who have ever tried il do not
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and fifty cents TO our address and IL will
be mailed to you. Sole agents in Amer
lea, Lobdell Chemical Co., st. Louis. Mo.
For sale in Austin by j. w. Graham.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A STARTIING
DISCOVERY

Denstens Antimorbifc or Throat Remedy il
purely vegetable discovery, aud is being used
with such marked Satisfaction that in II, 900 ties
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Group relieved instantly. Sore Throat cured
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only medicine known To- cure a cold in the
head. Public speakers and singers who feel need
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Any one using this remedy and falling to be
satisfied with the result should write us at once,
stating case.
This remedy, BY being ordered directly from
the manufacturer, will be forwarded by mail to
any address on receipt ofprice, ut a less cost by
% per cent. than though we were to introduce II
to the people by the druggists. IS cent box,
small size, will be forwarded for p cents or
81 box, large size, for rs cents.
Any persons using this remedy for any fths
above diseases, being satisfied with the result,
by sending US u testimonial to that effect shall
receive box of medicine worth 81, FREE OF
CHARGE.
All correspondence checrfully answered, and
all orders promptly filed State paper in which
you saw advertisement. Address
j. C.IDENSTEN & CO.,
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NERVOUS DEBILITY. Vital Weak
ness, Prostitution from Overwork or In
| discretion, is radically and promptly
cured by "St. James Vitalic Pills" They
renew the vigor of youth and are posi-
tive cure for Spematorrhea. Impotency,
Sexual debility, etc. Price one dollar and
fifty cents per box, sent by mail by the
sole agents, Lobdell Chemical Co., st.
Louis, Mo. For sale in Austin by j. W.
Graham. ja26 d&w1y
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PRlEE NE THE WEEKLY REDUCED.

In view of the hard times the price OF
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he only 50 year; sl.25 for six months.
Now IL the time to subscribe.
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ESTRAYED.
INSURANCE NOTICE.

WANTED-Five thousand bushel oats, two
w thousand five hundred bushels shelled corn
for government contract R. c. KOERBER. .
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1nvalids who have lost but are recover
ing vital stamina, declare in grateful
terms their appreciation of the merits of
Ho>tetter's Stomach Bitters. Not only
does il impart strength to the weak, but
IL corrects an irregular acid state of the
stomach, makes the bowels act at prope r
Intervals, gives ease TO those who suffer
from rheumatic and kidney troubles, and
conquers as well as prevents feser
and ague.
For sale by druggists and dealers gen.
orally.
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could applaud for wisdom nor reSu k without Gs
of the most magcal-and surely IL has been troub-
ous enouRh tumblng in the wake OF nst mops nS
ugliest impostor generated in my time-an alas IT
ends In q sufficiently mournful manner tho, IN o
manfnl and pathetic one on my poor friend Dnfys
part! would gladly 60 and testify these feelings
on his behalf whenever 1t might be useful or sulta
BILE but on the other hand can perceive this dinner
will not be the place for to do but Tor others
differently related to 1t than /. and who probably
have somewhat other feelings to express SIN In
short. there are mutifarous reasons admon-
ishing absence Oh my part-two reasons.
were there no other: Permanent wish to steer
clear to wind ward of OConnellism, and of Antl-do
in all their branches and secondly the horror and
misery undergo in all Public Dinners" whatso,
ever! pray you therefore let me be excused. and
be believed at the same time to wish the enterprise
heartily we'll as do. ~
About week ago, after some little movements
elsewhiher came out to this place IN the hope OF
shaking some of the accumulated dust out OF me, ny
silence and industrious riding and walking ~ the
solitary lanes aud woods which l am diligently en-
deavoring, for perhaps yet another ten days, After
which am at home IN permanence; and shail nope
to see you again. the first time you can get so lar
Yours ever truly, l. CA"LiLH'
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City. The natural advantages of the camp are nm
SURPASSED There is on abundance OF wood. water;
mining timbers, great coal fields and agricuituras
lands within the county, thus bringing the COSY 40; ol
mining az low as anywhere in the West Thls DIS
rict contains immense belts OF quartzlte porpnyry
granite and lime. but there are few, any, outcr9p
ping lodges, prospecting being guided almost wholy
BY float" The soil covers the bed rock to depth
of from 10 to 100 feet 1t has required long
aud persistent effort to find the hidden veins, but
since the opening Of the district, eleven years ago.
numerous rich discoveries have been made. and tne
number of fssure veins is constantly being added
to. Among the foremost mines IS the ontario,
which has produced over S7,OO0,OO0 and has PAID
Oh dividends aggregatlng $3, 600: IL Is estl-
sight above the 700 level with the probability of az
much more between the 700 and 800 levels, q mat
ter which will shortly be proven. as the SHAFT IS now
down 800 feet, though the vein has not been pros
Tyson * Daviss reduction works, near Salisbury
n c.. have been working from ~ to 10 tons of rich
per day for the past three months with satsfac-
tory results.
Poughkeepsie Gulch. an important tributary OF
the Uncomphagre River, comprises one of the
richest sections of San Juan, Colorado. This part
of the Uncompahgre District is readily accessible
from both SilvertOn and Lake City, and has there
fore been developed than other portions OF tho
district, Development has proven its MINES to be
of great wealth, aud large amount OF Eastern cap
Ital is invested iii them. During the present winter
very little work has been done in the guIch
Among its best known mines are the Bonanza
Alaska, Saxon, Red Rogers Alabama aud POugh-
keepse. while there are many others OF lesser note
Nearly all of these properties Will be worked tho
coming summer. and their output will no doubt hg-
ure largely i'll the bullion yield of the San Juan
country
McSsrs Donnell, Lawson & Simpson, in q card
printed elsewhere, Cfer limited number OF the
shares of the MOulton Silver Mining Company at
~ 90 per share-the money received therefor 10 DC
usl Tor the further development of the mine.
full prospectus can he seen at the Office of Messrs
D0nDel, Lawson IL Simpson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-04

For railroad bonds of the speculative kinds the
improvement in prices generally was only less
marked than for shares. Investments are dull, but
the offerings are fully equal to the demand. Erie
second consos rose from 9o7s to 100@997s. and
funded IS from OILS to 05, Missouri, Kansas and
Texas firsts from 1868 to 10Y, and Sec
onds from S13. to SO, Boston, Hartford
and Erie frsts from 547s to 574@57l2,
Rome. WATERFOWL and Ogdensburg frsts
from s714 to ss1a and c., c. and l. G. incomes from
Gs to TO- Canada Southern tirsts recovered from
500, to 1OOas and Metropo itan frsts were strong
up to 1861. st. Louis and Iron Mountain first in
comes were hardly steady at 92l2 aud second in
comes at 50. Ohio Central incomes rose 2 per cent
TO 81. and Indiana, Bloomington and Western IN.
comes from 76 to IS. Denver and Rio Grande con-
soils we're u higher at l13, Kansas Pacific consols
per cen, higher at 104, and Texas and Pacific IN
comes were 70 higher at S59Sl7s Annexed are the
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CLOSING PIECES or PHILI DELPHI4 SFODIS
L.,L Ion, "a, %
THURSDAY. March 3-P. NJ.

TO days stock market after a weak opening, at
figure. that were materially lower than yesterdays
last priccs fayorably influenced by several
items of actual good news and rumOrs of doubtful
character. The prompt veto by the President of the
refunding absurlty; the announcement that the
Sub.Treasnry was authorized to receive offers next
Wednesday for the sale of any portion of
So 900 900 of the six ana five per cent bonds, called
or uncalcd and tho refusal of Judge Ba tchfori to
continue the injunction against the consolidation of
the telegraph companies were facts that had slim
Mating effect upon prices. But what had moge eff
feet, perhaps, than oil che facts related. except on
tho special speculation IN telegraph stocks was
the rumor that Congress will pass three
end one-haf per cent refundng bill without any
of the Objectionable features Of the bill which Pres
ident Hayes has so promptly vetoed All things are
possible, but none is less probable than that the
pr esent Congress will give its assent to refundinR
scheme that contains the germs Of practcability.
Nevertheless the average operators felt that the
country had been relieved from an incubus. and
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consequently the humor was 70 buy stoebs, ~ -
humor was 80 freely INDUCED that prices fof evcry.
thing had steady advance until tho last half kcw
Of business. The business Of the day amounted a
840.23O shares. against 401 05S shares yesterday.
But Of the days transactions OF 800 shares ven Il
Western Union at figures ranging from 1067s It The
opening. to 1162 tie highest and 114i2 ct the end
American Union advanced from 71is to 70077ia.
and Atlantic and Pacific from 44l9 70 46.
These movements alone were sufficient to exert q
favorable influence upon the general market. At
the close there was little no short1 interest re.
naming in the market, which with natural desirs
to realize the profits Of the day. ia sufficient 10 &C.
count for the reaction that occurred during the last
half hour. But as the days movements were purely
speculative the weakness at the end may be sig-
nfeant of something more than of sales to realize
profits.
Government bonds were dull with sales ct tina
boards that amounted only to $4,000. But prices
were higher all around the final bids for the &c, bs
and 412s showing advances Of % per cent and foe
the As of % per cent. Annexed the closing quota
tiOns:
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MINES AND MINING.
THURSDAY, March 3-P. NJ.

THURSDAY, March 3-P. N.
The mining share markets to-day were not par
ticularly active and the movement of prices showed
more than ordinary irregularities. libernla az n
monopolized more than it's share of the whole l.
ness and declined to 55 cents closing at So cents,
against 60 cents yesterday Chrysohte was I'M
usually active aud rose from 57s to Ges, closing at
Gil Little Pittsburg after rising from 385 to 800
declined to 3.1O03.25 and Little Chief rose from
I.45 to 16O01.5O. Climax was cents higher at
SO cents. and Annie was steady at 81 cents. The
movements in Moose were toward lower figures, it's
prices declining from 1.75 to 1.50. and closing ut
go The true friends cf the property while hav-
ing undated faith in the value of the mine, are
much Disguised to discover disposition on the part
of some of the Largo stockholders to manipulate its
market value after the manner in which Hibernia
and kindred stocks have been manipulated. The
manipulation may be for the purpose of entrapping
o noted operator who generally is on the bear side
to roll up large "shOrt" interest but perfect
success in that direction would hardly pay for q
loss of public confidence. After little time the
public will have nothing to do with tho stock of
company the mining operations OF which are con-
Quoted at the Stock Exchanges Instead OF at the
mine. The best proof Of the object OF the late ma
nipulation of Moose is found i'll the TACT that tho
present price shows large loss to the manipulators
on their large holdings. a tia Montana IS again
higher selling up to bd are strong En
steady and dull. The Greenville District stocks
irregular: Green Mountain declined to Gli0Gi2,
Cherokee was steady at 2.10 and Gold Stripe Is
ported as selling at 2.7002.75 at the American
Board, when go WAS bid for 1t at the New-fOrk
Board. Hukill vas dull and steady at 1.45 pending
The report of Professor Blake OH the condition of
the property, mch it il expected Will be received
in few DAYS. Some of the low-pricc stocks were l
or 9 cents higher but the dealings in them were
unimportant, aud the changes insignificant The
markets Closed dull and irregular
". y. MINING STOcK EXCHANGE SALES