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CHOKED TO DEATH.
Special to the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
SKIPwrTH, MISS, January 4.-The colored
people living at Dunbar's plantation, near
Lake Washington, were greatly alarmed
last Tuesday night by hearing an uproar in
the quarters, where certain Kate Wilson
was heard begging her sggressor, "Don't
kill me.p By the interference OF some
friends, Jesse Lucas was chased out of Kate's
house, and pesce was once more restored.
The next morning Kate's body was found
on the borders Of the lake, and from all
signs she had been choked until life was
extinct. Jesse has been captured and com.
mitted to Jail to await the action of the Cir
cult Court.
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" are glad to see that the projectors Of
the proposed grain and produce exchange
havenlarged their bounds and assumed the
nam Of the Mercb ants Exchange, which
emtaces all branches Of trade. The list of
firm and individual subscribers which we
pubsh in another column is guarantee Of
its establishment on a permanent business.
Proision for the organization will be made
fo-dv
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VIcKsgURe, Miss, January A special
from Maysville, TO the Commercial, says that
while our jailer was making fis rounds last
night, he opened the door to enter the cell Of
one John Thomas, who seemed to be quiet,
unsuspicions daFky, but a. soon as the jsiler
opened the door he sprang upon him, seized
him by the throat and with almost slperhn-
man force hurled him upon the Hoof, took
away his pistol and keys, and after nearly
strsngliug him, locked him up in the cell
and hed. Pursuit was al once commenced,
but without avail, THOMAS was in Jail for
burglarizing store at HslPs landing, and
was captured at that time through the en-
cheney and shrewdness of SPecial-oficer
Aaron Aurbach, OF that place.
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Assoctated Pres. Reporr.

NASHVILLE, January 4.-The governors
message TO the Legislature announces that,
under the provision of the funding act of
last session, $13 ,633, 900 of bonds had been
taken up and cancelled, whereby The princi-
pal Of the State debt had been reduced $5,-
100000. He recommends that further time
be given such creditors as have not funded
under the act of last. year, and provision be
made br the payment OF interest as it falls
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WAsHINGrox, Jieuary 4.-The main
features OF the tafif bill reported to the
Senate by Senator Morrill, sFe the same as
heretofore published, With the exception Of
the cotton rnd DIX schedules. That for
cotton Is Duplicate Of the schedule
adopted By the Ways and Means Commit
tee on Tuesday. In the silk schedule the
duty on silk threads or yarns Of every de-
scripiion Is placed at thirty per cent. al
ralorem 80
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A NEW CABLE.
From Queensiown 10 y aIffax, to be Laid
Iva October.

MONTREAL, January 4.-seuecal, presi-
dent OF the North Shore road, just from En-
gland. says he and Charles Hosmer, presi-
dent OF the Canadian Mutual Union, have
formed a syndicate to lay cable from
Queenstown TO Halifax, with capital of
$5,O00,000, which is all subscribed and the
contract awarded. The cable is 10 be laid in
October. Rates are TO be twenty-five cents q
word or less. The Canadian Parliament
grants the right. SENEGAL also formed q
company in Paris with a capital of S10O00,-
600, for coloniziug Quebec with foreign inn
miprants
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Poor Mrs. fiItsu.

NEY YORK, January 4-Eyangelist
Barnes, in az interview few days ago,
speaking OF Mrs. Theodore TiItou, said: 'I
paid visit 10 Mrs. Theodore Tiiton a few
days ago. She il = kind Of cousin, though
not OF blood-kin, and has always been a
favcrite relative with me. She ia and always
has been lady Of rans refinement and gentle
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x.n Mn, sss,,,.e p.-..

CHICAGO, January 4.-D. C. Bradley. vice.
president Of the Calumet Iron aud Steel
Company, says their mile will close January
18th for month or six weeks on account Of
the low price of nzilr. About 10000 men
will be thrown out OF employment on ac-
count OF this action Of the nah m anufactur-
ers of the country, but part of them will
have some employment mAkicg repairs.
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e The present sitting of the United States
fme Court it is probable that decisions
v be rendered as to the legality OF acts
I'd by. the Malone Legislature of Vir.
a, on the debt question, on the right of
State to cue another for the collection Of
Is due citizens, aud on cases involving the
il rights question from several States.
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The London Ifmcs's Dublin correspondent
writes: 1t is a significant fact, which will
no doubt give rise to various conf sctHres as
to the motives, that Mr.. PArnell has lodged
a petition il the Land Courts for the sale of
all his property in the county Wicklow.
The extent of it ia nearly 5000 acres, and
the whole amount OF the incnmbrances is
ELS, 900. A. conditional order for sale was
entered on the 29lh OF November. 1t can
not fail to excite surprise that one having SO
large a personal interest in landed property
should do 80 much to depreciste its value
without apparently any equivalent or com.
pensation for his loss, and that he should
bring his land into the market for sale at a
time when, owing to the shock which ne has
helped to give 10 the security Of property,
| its value in the market has become so much
| deteriorated. Few men are disposed to part
| with the only visible means of living
unless in expectation Of substantial
| advantage, or TO avoid some greater
sacrifice, or under the great pressure of me-
| cessity. The last supposition ia NOT recon-
/ cilabie with the fact that the membranes
| are not heavy in proportion to the extent of
the property. Which of the other Two mo-
tives, then, is the more probable? Does he
see his way to a more prosperous pursuit
! than that of Landowner; or does he foresee
| the total wreck OF landed property and wish
| to save what he caa uhile anything is left
| To those qu=stioHs may be addsd enofhes
] which may comprehend them both. Does
| he wish to extricate himself from an anomal.
4 Gus position, SO THAI, being disembarrassed
| by any connection with landlordism, ne aay
| be free to take any line Of action he please:
| in new and Hore revolutionary agitationi
4 Time will fell
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CLzvEIsrp, January 4-Conniit<ea oi
the operators ard miners Of The Massilion
and Tasc.Tssss disiricis will meet to-mor-
row in Aaspiflon for . conference con.
corning the proposed reduction of ten cents
a ton for mining. The Tuscarawas miners'
committee are instructed TO fight the reduc-
tion and urge the adoption Of sliding scale.
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HE Little Rock Demoerot unqualiGedIy
pports the Hon. w. C. Brady for Speaker
ssArkansss House OF Representatives,
s'ithstanding his views on the amendment
'do lot coincide with those OF that paper
With is guided in IFS choice by the belief
thaMr. Brady is the best qualified man in
ever respect for the arduous duties of the
spefershin,
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DIED.

McGRATH-JanuAry 4, 1855, at IL O'Clock. RIcE-
ARD McGRArH.
Funeral this (FRIDAYD morning at O'Clock,
from his late residence, corner Beale street and
railroad. Friends are invited 70 attend.
FENNEL-At the residence of his sister. Mrs
Ellen Koran, No. 17S Orleans street NORRIS FIN
sKI. in the thirty y-sixth year of his sge-
Funeral will take place thist II RiDAY) afternoon
at 2:so O'Clock. Friends and acqu&intsncessof the
family are respectfully invited 70 attend.
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JOHN THOMAS WANTED,
Or Any Information Ceucernins N TIM,
by Hts Brother George.
To the Editors of the Appeal:

To the Editors OF the Appeal:
LATRoBE, Pa, December 30.-Plesse adj
Vertise in your valuable paper for the
whereabouts OF John Thomas. In the year
Of 1864 we parted in Memphis. Ny sister
in Butler county, Pa, and have not besTi or
seen anything Of him since. We would like
10 know if he still resides in your city.
There were four of us two brothers and two
sislers) left orphans. One sister and myself
were sent 10 school. Any information would
be gladly r,ceived. GEORGE THOMAS.
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AUGUSTA. NE, January 4.-In the Joint
convention OF the Legislature the following
State officers were elected. Joseph o. Smith,
secretary OF state; Harry B. Cleves, attosney-
general; George L. Besl, adiatant-genGa.
Gov. Robie was then inaugur Aid with The
ususi ceremonies end delivered an address.
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'ALL ladies who may be troubled with
nervtus pgosiratiop, who suffer from organic
displacement, who have a sense weariness
and a feeling Of lassilude, who are languid
in the morning, in whom The appetite for
food j. cspEieious and sleep at proper hours
uncertaia, should have recourse to Mrs
Pinkh amis Vegetable Compound.
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The Rueket.shep q Ticker.p Ma,t 60

CIscINNArI, January "A temporary
injunction, obtained by F. A. Bradley,
proprietor of bucket shopp in this city,
restraining the Western Union Telegraph
Company from removing his grain aud pro-
vision "tioker," or severing telsgraphic con-
nection with his Office, was dismissed 6y
Judge Force to-day, apon the ground that
the court will not order the perfornsncs oi
an sct"that defendant ia unable 90 pe.iorn-
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She Lit the Ytre vi,h Kero.....

CHICAGO, January Mary Moore, a dis
reputable nesress, died early this morning
from the fleets Of burns received about mid
night, while she was lighting Ere With
kerosene oil. Her clothing was burned from
her body, and the hesh crisped and blistered.
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At 9:25 O'Clock this morning immense
crowds had already assembled at the Pslais
Bourbon, waiting 10 see Gambetta's coffin.
The deputations from Alsace-Lorrsine will
form a conspicuous figure in the funeral pro-
cession. The insulting comments of some
Bonapartist reactionary papers caused in
tense indignation. The offending journals
are torn TO pieces and stamped upon in the
cafes. Victor Hugo ia expected 10 attend
the funeral and deliver a short oration,
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CIscINNAu, January A Times Sta,
special says: The boiler of the sewer pipe.
works of McMilson & Porte, Of Black Horss
Landing, W. Va, exploded iais morning
wrecking the works, killing John Mistiliy
and ipjuring two others.
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Dividend Netice,

OFFICE PLANTERS Insurance. Co.,
MEMPHIS, January 2, 1855.
A Ta meeting of the Board Of Directors of the
"a Company held this day, cash dividend of
t6l per cent. was declared out of the net earn
ings of the past six nths, payable on demand
e. d RAINE Sec'y. JOHN ovERroS, JR-, V.-P.
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choly expression of face. and, after hearing
the speaker, replies: Gentlemen, l know
Pm more or less of saturated blanket on
this party; but the fact is, Pm very poor
man-steeped to the lips, / may say, in
impeeupiosi,y. When / iell you, in strict
confdence, that this IL my wedding tour, and
/ have been compelled TO leave my wife at
home, you can form an idea of the narrow
nesa OF my resources. Gentlemen, Hharil
you take~
LONDON 1ruh Gays: "Lord Wolseley COM
planned last week that bis campaign in
Egypt was not honored as it ought 10 be.
What would he have? He has received a
peerage, and ESQ 1000 is to be voted him. He
has been made full general. He has
praneed through the streets of London at
the head of his troops. He has had dinners
without number given 10 him. The numer-
ous officers whose exploits s.e has celebrated
have been promoted. He and they have
been covered with orders, Engli.b and Egyp-
tian. l wonder what he expects ought to se
his reward we're he ever to vsnquish a real
army, instead of driving before him herd
Of psnic-slricken fellahs, like Scotch collie
dog weuld flock of sheep? He would
probably insist, like Caligula, tha. any pes
ilent scribbler, or other such objectionable
person, who ventured to question that he was
more than human, should instantly be exc
cnted without benefit Of clergy"
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INDICATIONS.

Tennessee and The Ohio ralley cloudy
er, NTH rain or snO,r, variable Vinds, gen.
shifting to nOrthUesterly, stationary or higher
srGture and pressure.
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PARIS, January 4.-The rivers Saene and
Danube inundated several villages. Thirsty
two houses have fallen at Longepierre. The
Seine again reached the level of the Decem-
ber food.
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FRANCE.
FRANCE.
WHY THE FUNERAL WAS POSTPONED.

WHY THE FUNERAL WAS POSTPONED.
PARIS, January 4.-The reason for post
poning Gsmbetta's funeral was TO enable
deputatious from Alsace-Lorraine and other
distant departments 10 attend. The public
will be admitted 10 view the catafalque to-
day. The hearse to be used was formerly en-
gagged in the obsequies OF the Due de Morny.
1t ia ornamented with silver and with a
dome of plumes. The municipality of Ste.
Etienne, where the Socialist element is strong,
refused TO send deputation to join the
fun yrococaion
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MILWAUKEE, January 4.-Prepsrations
are being made for big tight in the Legis-
lature over the prohibition amendment. Il
Is reported that the iiapsr de,lerA have a
powerful lobby established.
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REATEN no DEATH
mr.. ParneII sslIing His Estate.

A man named Carney, tenant farmer,
was beaten to death near Claremorris. His
brother-in.law has been arrested.
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rarzt Roller Ex.,..,...

FILLMORE CEsTRE, NICE, J.nuary A.
The boiler Of Hoffman & Telman's steam
-four mill exploded yesterday. SiI persons
we're injured, of whom one died. Two more
will die
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GENEVA, January 4.--The Paris and
Lyons railway. on the French frontier, -is
washed away. Direct railway service between
Switzerland, France and Italy is interrupted.
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storm .. Mo..s w..n..x,...

MouET WAsaMaToN, January IA ier-
rible storm of wind and snow il raging here.
The wind is blowing at the rate Of IA miles
an bocr, Temperature, zero.
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A NGERONa LODGE. No. 1851 &A.M.
"a Will meet in snecial Communication N
this tFRIDAY) night. Jan. 5th. at 7:S0~ "
O'Clock, for WORK in fhe L. A degree. M
Visiting brothers internally invited. "
By order T. J. GRAHAM, WIN.
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senator Ferry Heaomina,ed.

DETsoIT, January 4.-Senstor Ferry uas
this morning renominaied by the Republi.
can caucus. Thirty-four Republicans did
not attend the caucus, and refuse to be gos-
erned by its action.
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CHICAGO, January 4-Soms smallpox hss
been discovered here, but it is not likely that
Il viii hAge.anythlng ite the run Of last
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Dividend Notice

BANK OF COMzkRcE, I
MEMPHIS, IESS.. January 2, 1855.
TyHE Board Of Directors of this Bank have this
Il day declared dividend of FIVE (5) per cent.
out of the profits of the last six months, payable
on demand j. A. OMBERG. Cashier.
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Bond Exchanges.

WAsHIEeTos, January 4-The total eI-
changes of three-and-a-han per cents into
threes to dale amount 10 S26l ,446, $50;
amount outstanding uncalled, but subject TO
call, Sc, 900, 600.
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TayIer's Maforfsv


CAAIRIpeE, q, January THE oficia
reiprns Of the Seventeenth District Civ,
Taylor, Republican, a majority OF 1858.
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Z friends of Senator Judkins will press
me for president Of the Arkansas SEN
de would make very good presiding
So says the Little Rock Democrat.
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Pressburg ansndated.


PEsTH, January 4.-The Danube has in.
undated Pressburg, thirty-four miles from
Vienna
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Non-Resident Notice.

Nonresident Notice,
In the Supreme Court os Tennessee IS jackson
CASTILLO d Hail ys, lafayette Wilkesson.
This day came counsel for plaintiff in error and
II appearing TO the Court that ON ne 10th day of
March, lss2 The record In this ca.se from the Cir
cult Court ofShelby county, wasdled In this Court
for writ OF error, and bond with security executed
as required by law IL further sppearing thaS notice
was duly Issued by the clerk a. tAis court to the
sheriff OF shelby couaty, 10 De served on the de-
fendant In error, Lafayette Wilkerson, aud that
sald sheriff has returned said notice mot exc
cuted, said defendant not 10 be found in my
county And It further appearing from the ali.
said Lafayette Wilkarson l. q hon-resident Of the
StAteaf Ienessee, so that the ordinary process Of
Jaw cannot be served on him. II is therefore or
dered, that publication be made ance week for
commsndtng ssid lafayette Wilferson to apes
before this Copr, g the courthouse inthe city Of
show caase, L any Ss have. Why the judgmeut 10. oi
the oourt bslsw herein should not be reversed. A
1yD- r. pkvB, D. 9.
!Ack9oS. TxNN.. Jenuerx 3 isSA
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Notice Of Dissolution.

rTNHE mercantile firm of Wallace d Cooke, of
J. Como, Pamela county. Miss. Is this day dis
ing sold bis interest, in the merchandise only. to
Mr.. John p. Wallace who will assume charge OF
the business and will sign the firm nsme in lqui-
dation. WALLACE & C0CRK,
Como, Miss Jan. !, 1881 In liquidation.
HAvING assumed charge OF the business Of the
IL above-named firm I will continue, as here
tofore. in my own interest, at the old place OF
business, at Como: Pamela coulfy. Mss
Como, January1, 1883. J. p WALLACE.
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STATELEGISLATURE
Gov. Hawkins Repeats Most Of the Rec
concentrations Contained in His
Last Message.
What Has Been Done Under the Fund.
( ing Act-Gaxing.District Bills
Introduced.

special to the appeal
NASHVILLE, January 4.-Gov. Hawkins
seat TO the Legislature his second biennial
message. Ii is quite lengthy document,
and contains various recommendations.
HI refers TO the abundant harvesis of last
year, aEd speaks of the spirit of enterprise
and improvement that is manifested every
where. He Gays the present system of assess-
mGt OF property is greatly defective, and
recommends such legislation az will more
certainly insure
EQUAL AND JUST ASSESSMENT,
With reference 10 the penitentiary, he
renews the recommendations contsinedi in hia
former annual messa2e-He raa>---rrrus
IN al nrimfuaI ofenses now denominated petit
larceny be made misdemeanors instead of
felonies. He recommends the speedy trial
of criminals charged with crimes of higher
grade, and recommends the establishment of
a rdormatory school for children who have
beer convicted OF crimes of low grade. He
recommends additional provision for the
inmates OF the insane asylum. He renews
the recommendations made in his other mes
sage in reference to
INTIMPERANCE, EDUCATION AND RAILROAD
FREIGHTs,
and nrges the Legislature TO inaugurate some
method by which the dockets of the Supreme
Ccut may be reduced. He speaks of the
importance OF good public roads. In regard
to tn. settlement of the:state debt, he rec
ommends that further time be given such
of tie creditors as have not funded their
bonds, and that provision be made for the
prompt payment of interest as it falls due,
according to the terms of the compromise
konds.
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Dividend Notice.

OFFICE OF THE MANHATTAN BANK OF MEMPHIS,
MEMPHIS, TENN, January 2, lss5. !
A "a meeting of the Board Of Directors held
A- this day. dividend of FIVE per cent, pay
able in cash on demand, was declared on the Cap
tal Stock out Of the net earnings for the past SIX
,oonfhe nAHRICR Csehier
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Attention. st. EIms

CT ELMO COMMANDERY, No. Is, KIT
= Will meet in stated conclave this ~
(FRIDAYl evening at 8 O'Clock, at the~~
Asylum, Odd-Feliows Building. for the M
dispatch Of business Fatigue dress Wis., " y
ing Sir Knights courtsously invited.
By order R.W. GALLOWAY, &c.
JOHN ID. HUM Recorder.
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).
IN THE SENATE TODAY.

.SeEator Porter introduced bill to levy
taxes for the Taxing-District of Shelby
county. The Total tax last year was 81 50.
This hill reduces the total to 81 As.
Senator Galloway, of Shelby, introduced a
bill to perfect a system of bookkeeping In
the Taxing District, and making some
changes in the health department; also, re-
quirilg depo.itories to give bond.
An attempt was made in the Senate to
stop the payment on Mrs. Polk's twenty nine
bonds, but it was voted down. The treasurer
has ben authorized to stop paymen, on all
bondsexcePt educational and charitable in.
siitutDns and Mira. Folks bonds. The Sen.
ate reused 10 except the bonds held by
Miss Busby, the blind girl of Lawrence
county.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

A q special meeting OF the Board OF Directors
IA of the Bluff City Insurance Company, held
FIVE per cent on its capital stock from the net
earnings of the past SIX m6Hths was declared pay
able on demand W H MOORE Secretary
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neeltned a sea. 600 Testimerfal.

BOSTON, January 4.-The widow of Delano
A. Goddard, Of the Daily Advertiser, declined
testimonial Of $4,000 contributed by
friends Of her husband,
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Dan.lg,r'- Vegetable Fever and Agne
Powder, ar, ID sure aud -atH cufci.r W.
mal4IiaI fever, dyspepsia and bilious CON
ulaigts. These powder, have been
tested, having been selling on
their merits ior tie pact thirty yeus pm
cipally IN the eastern state and 1u the
wei ladies. see res imoniAls, which IAN
be had on application Price ; i per box
Csn he s,nt by mail For sale ~ Castles,
Morrison * Co Waco, agents tor cen
traI ItNts.--OluidGhI.
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Cnrrolton House.

No. Dos, West Pecan street, Austin
Texas. DR.. A. D. Harm, proprietor
This house, which was recently des-
troyed by fire, has been rebuilt ana
thoroughly rehtted 10 improved style
and Il now re.opeued TO the puD &C.
Guest are assured of olite atteht oh77
aud best accommodations at lowest
rateg-Ol l33m.
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FOR RENT.

A desirable Office ia the Masonic
building, over Levine Bros'. crY good
house.
a comfortable house near cotton
factory, three rooms, gallery back aud
front OF house, ROod wafer one acre
ia garden,