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oher Foreign and Domestic News.
Married Sure.

pIu5u, c., March II AT IL O'Clock
+oday al Tokay,thc residence of Hon. Whar'
,or Green, four miles from Fayetteville,
rndge David Davis was married to Miss Adj
S;s Rnrr 1t was quiet wedding with but a
s,n. CHESTS. aud Rev. ], C. Huskee oiliciat'
lev lev aa Ibt die Episcopal services. Presents
W., ,ra,e numerous and costly. AT o'clock
me- conne left on the extra steamer Muir
e 'bf CT" specially prepared and beautifully
t',nacorated for Wilmington. Judge Da-
uS' had arrived Saturday night and
was Wa entertained at Tokay. He was
o"c "' ny Judge Otto, Mr..
a avJ Mrs. Thatcher Mr.. and Mrs.
aHN and Miss Cook, The bride is
native of Massachusetts, but her parents
Sa np', resided in Illinois. Her aunt married
tir,' Cantain Ellery, aud by him had .
5angbtcr. She then married General
G G,sen' Of North Carolina, who, previous to
HE ' marriage had son, Wharton j. Green,
W VI, inter.married with Miss. Ellery. Miss
Burrisisan accomplished and elegant lady of
* and has made ner home chiefly with Mr..
and Mrs. Green. Fair and elegant in all its
Surroundings. the bridal party will make a
tonr through the north and west.
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port, this county, was closed yesterday by
two attachments for about 81 100, in favor
of the Higbie, Randall & Darling company
and Evans Il Martin, Of Fort Worth. The
stock invoiced $3.50.
y report reached here yesterday that a
band OF five well armed men and man
badly wounded in the thigh were making
some suspicious moves near the town OF
Alv0rd, in the northwest corner of this
county, They refuse TO give any satisiac-
tory account of themselves. They never
stay more than day in one neighborhood,
and move at night only,
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Tonight the mixed chorus.lor the coming
sengeriest will meet for practice at Mayors
hall. This chorus is made up Of the very
elite Of the city, both ladies and gentlemen,
and Is composed Of the best musical talent
and culture Dallas can boast. This Is as It
should be, for II is the object and the aim
Of Dallas TO make this Smngeriest occasion
not only an epoch In the history OF our city
but OF the state as we'll. We have the tai
ent and the musical learning here, not alone
for choruses. but for solos and special pre-.
sensations as well.
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What will Browns Iron Bitters cure? 1t
will cure heart disease, paralysis, dropsy,
kidney disease, consumption, dyspepsia,
rheumatism and all similar diseases. Its
wonderful curative power is simply becau e
IL purities and enriches the blood, thus be-
ginning at the foundation, and by building
up the system, drives out all disease. For
the peculiar troubles TO which ladies are
subject IL is invaluable. 1t is the only
preparation of iron that does not color the
teeth or cause headache.
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PALESTINE, March A.--[Special.l -Dr. Sill
liman's large residence in North Palestine
took fire at . O'Clock this morning The
building was totally destroyed, as well as
all the furniture, books and other contents.
The inmates vera compelled to fly in their
night-clothes The iiremen were unable to
help in queuohing the flames, no hydrant
being within quarer of mile. The loss
is $1,000; insured in the East Texas COM
pany, of Tyler, and the Germania, of Free
port Illinois.
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New YORK, March li.-At Il meeting Of
the Western Union Telegraph compa any to-
day, aquarterly dividend of II per cent,
was declared payable on and after April
10th. Net revenue for the quarter ending
March 3lst, $l,750,0O0. Surplus, $3,6l7 ,632.
John S. Terry was elected director of the
company, to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Governor Morgan.
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ShOoting T0mrnament.

PITrsDURG, March IA shooting tourna-
ment will be held April Sd, 18th, 9th and
9th. The first day Captain Bogardus and
DIR. Carver will contest for purse of $500,
The other days will be taken up with con
tests free for all marksmen and sportsmen,
Carver and Bogardus. Contes-
tants from all the principal cities have sig
nihed their intention of being present.
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Unconstitutional.

HARRISBURG, Pa, March h,-Among the
bills introduced to-day in the senate was
one to prevent the burning or cremating OF
human bodies. The bill makes the penalty
for violation fine of not less than $500 or
more than 81 900, and Imprisonment not
less than one or more than three years in
solitary confinement.
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Nall Makers.

PIrTsBURG, Pa, March 1.-THE Western
Nail association met in regular monthly
session at noon to-day and reatllrmed card
rates. 1t was also decided to resume the
operations of factories next Monday, and
after running three weeks to shut down for
two weeks more. Trade is reported dull,
with stocks light and very much broken.
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Nominated for Governor.

Providence, r. l., March 1.-THE indie
pendent state convention to-day nominated
William Sprague for governor without n
pointed to confer with any other organiLa-
TONS meaning democrats, as to making
the remainder of the state ticket demo-
cratic. The convention will meet next Tues
day No very prominent men were in the
Sprague convention
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lea. The decree was gazetted prohibiting
importing American hog products, includ-
ing sides Of bacon and sausages.
INSUFFICIENT,
HAyRE, March Ia The evidence against
John Walsh was insufficient TO warrant his
extradition. Walsh will likely accompany
Byrne and wife Saturday to America.
DISABLED.
QUEENSTOWN March lathe ship Oberon,
from San Francisco, reports the disabled
steamer Gardenia steering for ST. Michael.
MEXICAN MATTERS.
MEXICO, March 1.-THE government has
declared forfeiture OF the grant OF 5000
acres of land IN Lower California, made TO
David Ferguson three years ago for coloni-
zation, owing TO the non'hllment OF his
contract.
General Palmer is en- route from the Rio
Grando, inspecting the National railroad,
aud is expected to decide the importent
question Of its management,
The attention TO General Diaz in the
United States is gratifyingto the MeNicans'
All the stock of the new Mortgage bank
has been taken, and the election of directors
Will occur Wednesday next.
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Found Dead.

NASHVILLE, TENN, March H.-James M,
Martin, general manager of the Nashville
competitive military drill, to be had here in
Nav, was found dead in a water.oloset at
Layert's stationary and blank.book estab'
Ishment this morning at O'Clock. Cause,
hrp ri disease
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DAVENPORT, IA, March 1.-THE tact that
mortgage for $4,000 by the large firm of
Page, Dixon & Co., of this city, TO G.
Griggs, was filed for record Monday, and
that its senior member, s. B. Page, COM
mitted suicide on Sunday, have given rise
to report OF financial embarrassment Of
the firm, but the local press contradicts the
report.
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LouIsylLLE, KY, March H.-About n
week ago Governor Crittendon pardoned
from the Missouri penitentary, Clarence
ty.tive years Imprisonment as
one of the Jesse James gang,
he having pleaded guilty. Hite spent two
thirds of his time in the hospital, and the
governor pardoned him ON account Of the
near approach of his death. lite was
taken home to Logan county last Thursday
and died on the following Monday.
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CLKBuRsR, March lA.-[special.l Tho
weather to-day is bright and spring.like.
A lady tainted while in the grocery store
OF Maybray & Morton to-day.
Mr.. s. q. Criner, city marshal, left last
right for Sweetwater 10 attend the bedside
cfbis brother, ]. Q. Criner, who Is danger.
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liastrop.

BAsrEor, March ll,--[special. THE Com
missioners court met this morning to re-
ceve bids for the courthouse. The bids
presented by Mr.. Mcdonald, of Austin,
were accepted and contract closed, He
has given bond TO have the building COM
pleted by the LIST of March, 1854.
The weather is fine and busine So lively.
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hIexia.

MkxIA. March A.-TSpecial. Mrs. l.. d.
Ready died last evening after short illness,
from congestion.
The infant child of Mr.. Joseph Westbaum
died on Sunday last.
Considerablerain.fell yesterday, impeding
farm work
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Summary Justice.

CHICAGO, Ma CHI l3.--A st. Paul special
to the Montana Mail states that last week
in Beaver Head county, body of citizens
overpowered the iailer took out John ).
Jeserany, for the cruel murder and burning
Of Charles Davidson, and hanged him to q
raiter of the Jail.
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Big Jump.

BosroS, March 1.-THE Bell Telephone
com psny has declared the subscriptionpriv'
ilere valued ut $40 per share, allowing
shareholders to subscribe for one new share
nj par for every three shares now held.
The stock has jumped from $50 to 2go.
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Cisco

Cisco, March li.-[Special, lit is 70.
ported here that during an attempt Of con.
victs at Sandy coal mines, north OF Cisco,
TO escape, two were killed.
The weather Is clear and business good.
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MCKINNEY, March l4,-[Special. mir. A.
c. Buck, of Sherman, and Miss Besse
Smyth, of this place, were married here to.
day, by Mr., John S. More. What is the
matter Mckinney boys, that you
lot Shermanite carry away from us one of
our sweetest and most intelligent young
ladies?
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NEW ORLEANS, March IA. - Cleared,
steamships Rowland for London, Madrid
for Liverpool, Raoilia for Bordeaux, Ship
William for Liverpool, Barkentene Guis-
seppa Lanata for Havrs. Arrived, steam
ship Algiers from New York, ship Magnif-
cent from Rio Jenerio.
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The Outlook at Helena.

MEMPHIS, March IA special to the
Western Associated Press from Helena,
Arkansas, says: The gauge this morning
stands torty-four feet four inches, decline
of one inch during the night. A line of
sllitis has been nut on between this point,
Jamestown and Clarksdale, Mississippi, and
tlatboats are delivering goods back in the
country inaccessible to steamers, The Pa
citiC and Southern express companies have
resumed regular runs over the Iron Noun
tain Il Southern railroad.
There is a swift current coming down the
shore, indioatinga disposition ON the part
OF the river to change its channel again in
this vicinity, and, should this occur, the big
bar in font OF Helena will be greatly
diminished, il not washed entirely away,
whilst the old river, the present channel,
will again fill up.
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Burned.

NEW ORLEANS, March Nv. 7. Sebold s
stationery, picture and fancy goods store
has burned. Loss, $4,000.
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Run Over =.

ATLANTA, GA, March Ii Last night,
Colonel John s. Gambler, OF the governors
staff, while attempting to jump from rail
way train was run over, cutting both legs
OIL and receiving severe wound on the
head. 1t is thought he will die.
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UgioSrowN, Pa, March i4.-rhe most
important evidence for the prisoners In the
Dukes.Nutt murder trial yesterday afler.
noon was the letter OF Captain Mutt thrrrt'
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DECATUR, March li.-tspecial. Mr..
Lauren Shoemaker and Miss Calie Gil
were married this morning at the residence
Off. @. Carpenter.
T. o. Linly's dry goods store at Bridge
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l,rOwnwUod,

BBowNwoop, March li.-[Spccal.l-F.
b. Copeland was arrested to-day, charged
with false imprisonment in Titus county.
He gave $500 bond and starts home To-.
morro@.
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II there is person in this country who
does not know OF Johnson's Anodyne I.ini-
ment we hope this paragraph will reach
that persons eye and that he will write us
for particulars OF IL. ltismore valuable than
gold, silver or precious stones.
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HALIFAX, March 1.-THE steamer Mis-
souri,, that towed In the disabled City OF
Chester, left for Liverpool, taking the
Chester's mails,
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SURE CURE FOR BLACK LEG.

RUTTrgCrF TEXAS. AUGUST 3 lSSl.
dessrs. Morley Bros:
GESrRENEN. - have sold 'W0NDERFUL
slGHT' 10 several Of my customers who used
Z tor the cure Of BLACK LEG by Swing
ne or two doses internally and applying Il eN-
o.oaNy. ItwOrSed Ike charm, Yours BIC
J. B. HUTCHINSON.
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The sea has been so rough all day that
lighters have been unable to take freight
to vessels in the outer harbor.
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Mr.. j. Il, Gilky, Hamilton, Texas, says;
81 have been greatly benefited by using
Browns Iron Bitters for dyspepsia
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bUrrEsCUF. TEXAS. sept. {. ISSs
This Is 70 certify thai We have used your
''M0NpERUl. EIGHT for BLACK LEG
IN Cattle by giving nom Is 70 - drOps inter
nAlly and applying eNternsily once or twtce TO
the parts affected. aad n gave immediate rrlief.
\. J. McLURE ". &. SuIFLETr.
\. J. STEWARD, WILL McLURE.
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Mr.. ]. n. Bradford, Huntsville, Texas,
says; my wife was in delicate health aud
greatly debilitated. She found reliel In
browns Iron Bittersn
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PRESS NOTES.
ex-senator David Davis and Miss Burr
h ~ privately but Surely Married.
u.,,, and With Pleasant Surroundings
h'PF Thpy Commence Their Tour.
Mr. VIM. Spraguc is Nominated Tor
" "little RhOdy's"Governor.
Governor Dutler, of Massachusetts,
wv Creates n Sensation.
IA Tells the Legislature 1t Can't Rob
the People.
Gladstone and Psrnell Have hefty
Bout.
other roreiga and Domestic News.
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You can keep your hair abundant and
glossy and retain its youthful color with
parSer's Hair Balsam
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For sale by oHowpus. BALDWIN & WILLIAMS Dallas Texas
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. RUSSIAN STUPIDITY. -
BERLIN, March 1i.-Bismarck has written
the bundesrsth, recommending that to pre-.
vent an invasion of the law, that hog prod.
ucts be only admitted into the country on
Sttested proof that they are not from Amer
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Put a Brand ON Him.

"Women are necessary evil" he said bringing
heartess remark. 1t was in the village Wes
Milton, Saratoga county, and the speaker the
central figure of group Of bucholc philosophers
He was homely, sovenly and sixty.
There's where differ from you altogether" said
Mr.. George T. Graham, of the same place. "Womer
are mostly what men make EN-. When husband.
brutes wives will fall into submission or make
home hot for the men; and they're unnatural in
either character Love them,a and especially be good
to them when they're sick, and you'll have nc
trouble. There's my own wife, now. She's suffered
good deal with dyspepsia, nervous prostraton and
other ailments that took the bloom off her cheeks
and the spring out Of her steps. Well, she saw an
advertisement Of Parker's Tonic, and thought il
would be just the thing for her case. Gentlemen,
sent five miles after bottle. She took it, / sent
again after more. So several times Trouble
Why, if you could see how much good it has done
her you would say that women greatest of God
blessings, and "Parker's Tonic is the next.
This preparation, which has been known as "Par.
kers Ginger Tonic will hereafter be called simply
"Parker's Tonic" This change has been rendered
necessary by substitutes imposed upon their custo-
Ginger; and as ginger is really unimportant fla
voring ingredient, we drop the misleading word.
There is no change, however, in the preparation
itself; and all bottles remaining in the hands OF
dealers, wrapped under the name of "Parkers Gin
ger Tonic, contain the genuine medicine If the fac
smile signature of Hiscox & Co is at the bottom oil
the outside wrapper.
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Our contemporary, the Failmont
Vest Virginian, seems to take devil
ish delight in trying to besmear the
Faculty of the University with filth.
1t misrepresents the Institution in
every article that has yet appeared,
and slashes around generally in its
mad and reckless fervor. We fail to
find anything in the attacking papers
except the weak and disgusting cry
of Bourbon! Bourbon! which the re-
publican papers always rely upon
when they are cornered and have
nothing else to say. If these papers
or persons have any information that
any member of the Faculty 'prosti-
tutes his position by teaching partisan
doctrines or in any other way, let
them say so, and thorough investi-
cation may be had at any time. Now
is their time "to put up or shut up"
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SPEAKING of the recent changes

SPEAKING of the recent changes in
the University, the next session OF
which begins September 9Th, the
Huntington Advertiser says: The
Board of Regents, as at present Or
gained, are earnest in the purpose to
make that Institution fountain from
which earnest, honest and laborious
study shall draw high order Of
scholarship, and to confer its honors
upon such persons only as show
themselves disposed and capable Of
acquiring them.
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The Charleston Call having men,
toned the name of Hon. H. G.. Davis
n connection with the Cabinet in a
ertain contingency, the Register
.dds that "the next President Of the
United States, be he whom he may,
saight 60 further and fare much worse
u selecting stick of timber for his
cabinet. Mr.. Davis has shown in the
management of his own business at
fairs and in the discharge of his Sen
atorial duties during the past twelve
years, his splendid executive and bus
mess ability-the very qualities
which go to make first class Cabi-
net officer. And il the next Presi-
dent shall tender Mr.. Davis a Cabi-
net portfolio, he will commit no mis-
take in doing SO
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General Resecrans, who has been
interviewed in New York, takes a
sanguine view of Democratic pros
poets in California. He says that
''if the feeling in other States. of
doubtful complexion be such as it is
in California, there is little hope for
the republican party next year." He
thinks the tendency of all independ-
ent and thoughtful voters, not only
in California, but throughout the
whole country, is against the further
continuance in power Of the republi-
can party.
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In another column appears the new
advertisement of the University. 1t
is brief but to the point. The gen.
eral advertising it has received lately
from the Press of the State has re.
licved the Committee of much work,
and will result in more good to the
Institution than any paid advertis-
ing they could possibly have placed.
We already hear of number of new
students that will attend at the open
ing of the next year, which is Sep
TENDER 9th.
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The Republicans of Ohio are said
to be weakening, this being notice
able already and the campaign not
yet fairly begun. Foraker, their can
didate for Governor, is going to be a
load to carry, and his weight is be-
ing felt at the outset. Poor RAIDS.
We slightly pity them. They die
hard.
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Ex-Governor Swami, of Maryland,
died at his home near Leesburg, Va,
on Tuesday evening. The Governor
was representative in Congress
from Baltimore in the Forty second,
Forty-third, Forty-fourth and Forty
fifth Congresses. He was at one time
President of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company.
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Politicians are gathering at the
various watering places, setting up
the pins" for '84. The chief topic at
Long Branch is the compaign of next
year. Cornell, Of New York, is there
talking for Blaine, whom he fought
so viciously in 1880, and the stall
warts are arranging to capture the
New York DELEGATION for Arthur.
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As When She WINS Young.

II have used Parker's Hair Balsam
and like it better than any similar prep
aration / know off, writes Mrs Ellen
Perry, wife of Rev. p. Perry, of Cold
brook Springs, Mass. "My hair was al
most entirely gray, but dollar bottle
Of the Balsam has restored the softness,
and the brown color it had when / was
young-not single gray hair left. Since
| began applying the Balsam my hair
has stopped falling out, and find that
it is perfect, harmless and agreeable
DRESSING"
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A Boston paper, of last Sunday,
gave a two column article on the re-
sources of West Virginia, in which
the Monongahela Valley figured
largely. This rich valley would soon
be known from Maine to Mexico, if
we had a railroad to give us commu-
nication with the world.