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TuxEILL, Fob. 2-[Special.l-Y yesterday
morning there was great trouble In the
Asylum camp between Two families or
o,mps. the Whites and The Filmores. A
sou of Mrs. White insulted Mrs. Fillmore,
whereupon Mr.. Fillmore had him arrested:
This aroused tho ire OF the beys maternal
guard ian, ard she ut once made war on the
Tijmores with a shot gun. The gun may
have been loaded, but 1t was not tested, slili
N a loud voice Mr.. Fillmore proclaims bis
car. Mrs. White was arrested. She aud
her son were tried before Magistrate
Frank, aud in default of $lOO BOND are
now resting in durance vie,
Two little negro boye. 9hn ulDson anu
GLASS out OF the back door OF G. l.. Jones "
Tonesi grocery store. entered and bountiiui'
lv supplied themselves with candy, lelly'
cbeeae and the like. They took the goods
stolen to the Texas Sc Pacific
depot. expecting TO catch ireiGht
train for Dallas. Policeman Howell nap
named around M the depot last night about
o'clock aud the operator told him Of the
negroes heing suepcorsly loaded With can
DIV They eavo. Mr. Howell the slip last
night ous obey were taken II his morning,
Three tranns were arrested AS the
negroes accompicss. The little negroes
first accused but now deny that the tramps
were engaged with them. The BOY,
John Gbsfn made himself conspicuous
n short time s,nce by buying cheese
crackers and canned goods on account OF 4
widow lady who keeps boarders His moth
err had been cooking there and AS this lady :,
credit is exceptionally good, John preferred
TO use it instead OF his own
The fine weather is being appre ciated ano
uspd by the farmtrl. We were three dayi
In Rockwell county this week ana iouho
The felds teaming with industry. Much o.
the work is replanting oats, which were oil
killed by the excessive cold winter hosl
of the wheat however is green and vigorous
and there is a large acre age
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pnrfncLLnrtllc rooI.

CHICAGO, Feb. D. At toe adjourned
meeting this afternoon Of general passenger
agents OF ro,ds interested IN bus
Inrts to the Missouri river
an ARRANGEMENT covering all west
hound business was entofed INTO by which
Local paslengcr agents OF this CITY
will be compelled to form an nsso.
citation similar to the snc now
i'm existence at Kansas city, which
provides that such ticket agent shall demos
il . stipulated amount In bank ana ~ case
a cut In rates Is made the agent will be
compelled 10 pay on convi3ron double the
sam of each ticket sold under the sohed.
ME. Tho now agreement will go effect
next Monday. The Hannibal &St. Joe has
agreed that ~ soon as rates are restored II
will re-enter the Kansas City agreement g
which has been modified to the ex'
tent that no road can reduce
rates without consulting other lines. The
representatives of the. Missouri river ROADS
also decided TO no longer permit eastern lines
10 issue coupon form OF railway tcEels
from eastern points TO point west on
Chicago, but be compelled to sell
one continuous passage ticket, ana
Tins onyiate the opportunity
Afforded scalpers under the present form OF
ticket used to demoralize rates by selling
"stubs" OF through passage tickets
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New YoRg, Feb. 2.-Fllug duil. Wheat
Spot, IA 10 ~ higher hrn; Options
opened IL toss lower, afterwards become
sieady and advanced l-2 To- "a. closiup
firm: ungrsded red, 90 90 tllj, 40. 4 red,
S3l.2. No @ red, 9s, No. red, $40 G.
Sl.C9li. Corn-sr0i, "a io 4 % higher
options optue IA lower advanced If tu
o s, closing firm, 90 31 90 90 ~. no. 3 5l %
65. steamer 90 to 50. no % Gl8 % 90 30
Uonse-Sp fairs Rio firms ~ %
optioua 3 20 no lover, fairly acl'ysi
ssles. . 100 bars: RIO 80. 2, Feuruary, ~ ll
10 10 IS, Marco, 1880 to 1895, April 100
tol..O5. May, lO.l', June, lOlji July, 1913
to 10 %; August O5li December, 1000
sugar quiet aud q w; refined weak. Mo-
lassgs steady, Sew Orleans, 30 tu ID. Rice
Dlmald hif aud market hfm. Wool tady
and 900 good dangni B; Texas, II io ~. PorE
quiet and stronger new moss, $40. becl
Quiet aud firm. CGt meat firm, long clear
o. L.u lm, prime steam. 800.
Tho following H Jhc comparative state
Weut OF tine net gty.IUis ui cotton 10 hll the
Initial r ... ..H|U
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o. the oniorosm snt oi tue eight hour
law will have us effect reducing
me hours of labor throughout the country
rhis, together with tho prohibition OF lle
tnportstion OF foreign contract
labor will iu measure relieve
the work inrmen. The rest inVoltcs
a nnaacinl question and rests upon
Ih. action of our tariff committee And
lutncss Hopkins iAyA thn labor M
tereats demand the tariff should NOT
ta disturbed. PROLONGED and uncertain
sgitauon 10 Injurious, aad the quesu9!
should no. DO taken ~, shli
M can be eIeotualiy disposed or
A pas,tiyn system, whether OF ifro trade or
protection. h better than an uncertainty
fr tho business interests OF he country
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POLRlfIC.

Iumb DO loft conquered-the Engine caved III;
They failed to bulge Old Double Lined,
So Jun ordered Drawers from the good 10 pro'ec'
The Toe. its strained powers To ma,
But the host order yet that Clancy has got
Came from him with the seven league boo's;
such il his STRIDE that cen drawers loose ano
wide
His woudrous paltation ne'er suits.
This wonderful tramp gave his Doo,h afe-'ahP
And bet with some modern Aspasia 80,
That with fair running start he could Jump IKE
dart
From Americas shores into Asia.
So the order he gave with heartBtout ana brave
For span OF the best doub le-seated
And not 10 be late struck straight for the STRAIT
Where arrangements were almost compIoteu
But he leaned in the dark, wrong direction nc
took;
Was lost and FOR days was not found
Some thought he woald suag on some coiu' par
rem crag, -.
While philosophers said he was drowned
But peace to his soul no had struck inc
North Pole,
Which wen through the seat OF his breeches,
And when he was found, Douoie-seaed were
q
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Song nj siberian ExiIes.

Az the party enters some great village, 1t
begins to sing the "Milorserdnaya"-the
''charity song" They call II song,
but IL hardly Is that. It lie a succession OF
woes escaping from hundreds OF breasts at
once. recital in very plain WORDS
expressing with q childish simplicity the
sad fate OF the CONVICT no ,rible lamenta-
lion by means Of which the Russian exile
anpeais TO the mercy OF other miseraoies
ike him self. Centuries OF suffer'ngs, pans
and misery, II prosecutions thss
crnsb down the most vital iotces OF or nag
,ion are heard il these rec'tals. These
tones of deep sorrow recall the iostur@ OF
The last century, the stifed cries under the
sticks and whip, Of our own time, the eark.
noss Of the CELLAR, the wildness Oh
ne woods. the tears Of the starving wife.
The pess.nts Of the villageson the sioer-
a. highway understsnd these 10 mes; tney
rnor their true mesnine rom tnsir
I'm ernerience, and the sppe'l OF the
, Tsschetpyie-of .he sufferers" as our peo'
| lie call ali prisoners-is answ red py tne
,,o,r. the most destitute widow, signing
berself with the cross, brings Der "COPPER",
nv her piece Of bread. and deepiy oo~s
bsf,rs the chained suffered" grs.eini 70
Rim Tor not disdainirg her small Gu ring
fPrincs Krspolkins IN Nineteenth Century
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INSURANCE

nEPARTMENr OF INsuRANCE, STATS
IL uss AMI History .usun. TeNas, .anuary
10, 1854 TO all whom II May Coucern mis- -
company. OF Hartford Connecticut. has in all
respects fully complied with the laws o. Texas
MS conditions precedent To It's doing business In
mi. state. and tnat srid mpauy holds Ceri-
AGATE OF Authority from this Cticc emitting II
10 do business IN this state for twelve months,
from the 1St day of January. 1854, 20 the Slst
II, l-Given under ny haud aud sea-, at
once. I'M Austin, the dsy and date dI.t above
vy,ittan II. BREWSTER,
Commissioner.
HEREFORD, AuNsPAUGH 4 CO, Agents
IN 4 Texas.
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FORT SMITH

FoRr SMITH. ARK, Feb. 2.-.speciall'-
John Walker and John Pet,is, who were
rivals until Pettis won and married the girl
A m onth ago, we're at Medlake, in Crawford
county yesterday. Walker play July point,
ed pistol ut his successful rival and pulled
the trigger. The ball entered Petua' neck
and ranged downward, causing desth el-
most instantly. Walker gave himsei up,
He claims the shooting was afcidehtti' -
that he did NOT think the pistol was iocled-
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ASSlGNEE'S NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
" been amounted as assignee of the prop
erty and estates Of Haskell & Elder firm COM
nosed of " NJ Haskell and ] +. Elder, doing
mercantile business at Grand Prairie, IN dallas
county state OF Texas. said ap-
poiutntcnt and assignment was made
on the 10Th day NJ December
A. d. 1855, All persons holding or having
claims against said mercantile firm are hereby
notified II present their claims against SAID
firm within the time prescribed by law. aud
gckpow Cd 20 their sseut ., p;ssC .ioei y Iaw:
Parties interested will hereby take notice ana
govern themselves accordingly.
GEOrGG RoUrETsON,
ASSIGNEE of Haskell II Elder.
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no trial, but this Is not always a necessary
preliminary 20 shooting on tho MeI!oin
side Of the river,
Tho attractive strolmer4 and posters OF
the blaukCnship a. Blake Manufacturing
company. 80 literally posted over town
under ne supervision OF the genial George
Robinson, travelling for tho iifm, 'tIll greet
The eye al almost every turn.
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OUR SENATOR.

Ausrrr, Feb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gibbs
friends have bern talking him ~ for lieu
tenant governor and his name is fsvorasy
mentioned for other positions, but he en-
phsticaliy denies having any amsWIon ~,
mr,bsr nolIt,cal preferrhent, anu there Is no
vounp man In the state who IL more popular
An ha, a better reputation a. a legislator
and jovial gentleman and ne is
smart. shrewd and popular, but
moi as ambitious for himself as his iriends
N "a f., him
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urS THOMPSON AGAIN.

AUSTIN, Feb. 2.-Ispecial.l-The States
man this morning contained an account OF
an attack made by Ben Thompson on W.
A. Bower, correspondent Of the San An,
tonic Express. Ben on reading 1t repaired
TO the Office about O'Clock with the in
ten,ion, it is believed of cleaning out the
establishment. but as no one was around
no damage was done. During the DAY ne
charges preferred against him.
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HIsYAN.

BRYAN, Feb. Especial Tho resi-
dence of Hr. Robert Carlton was totally
destroyed by FIRE last night Loss about
81, 600; partially insured.
The county court, February term meets
on Monday. The commissioners court
will meet the second week IN February
The stock in the new hotel is being taEe q
mn ranidly by our citizens. and no doubt
Colonel Stoddsrd and Mr.. Randall Will
erect the hotel.
The weather is fne ana merchants are
doing a large advancing business to-day TO
farmere,
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srNAToRC oKE,s LETTER.

AUSTIN, Feb. 2.-l5pecial.l-The fellow
ing letter has been received here.
United States Senate Chamber. Washington,
January ~, 1854
DEAR Sin: Yours enclosing copy OF reso'
lntions of the Live Stock association touch
ing the bill for right OF way across the
Indian Territory for the Texas, Oklohsma
q Ksnsas railway company, aud the dult,
Colorado 4 Santa Fe railroad COMPANY, are
In fall accord with my views OF the coriecI
Influence can do 1t.
Very respectfully,
RtoHAlp CorI.
Colonel VIM. Lambert, Secretary OF Tsxs'
Live Stock association.
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/. ' INV Year ......i ss aL93 i.di.2o4

SEW ORLEANS HhEhII.
New ORLEANS Feb. Oats htWer hr'
uuei: 20 10 10. P0rk-Dem1rt fair and
prices higher, oitl $40 1j; new. SlG-l. BIlE
meats ia tair demand and scarce; long
clear and clear ribs higher, Bacon .a
iair demand mad scarce, long c.earani clear
rio irm. Be-, Rice in good demand and
rasier: Louisiana ordinary 20 prime, 4 5o 10
584. Others unchanged,
Ex hange unchanged.
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Ell PAsO

1 lei PAso, Feb. 2.-[special.l-It Is re-
ported that Mexican by the name OF DC
tarine Garcia will be shot by the Mexlcsn
military authorities in Psso del Norte at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning. He killed a
Mexican yesterday, took his horse. rode of
and to-day came into Paso del korte, where
he vss arrested By the police, He has had
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RROWNsXILLE.

Bnowx.vLLr, Feb. 2-[specisl The
Ieap.year bali, given by the young ladies OF
Brownsville last night was q decided sue
District CO urt convenes Monday.
Bishop Elliott arrived over the n. q v.
railway last night
tendance on the court.
We are having beautiful, spring ike
weather.
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An Important Question.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2.--rhe lntei-ocean's
Lincoln, Nebraska speci.l.says; Suit was
bseun in the name OF the United states
today to vest title in the government to
81. 900 acres IN Custer county Ne.
brsska, known as The BRIGHTON
rancho which has been fenced by the
brighton Cattle company. The bill asserts
he compapy has no title TO the land and
that II belones to the public domain. The
auction is one Of great interest to settlers.
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MARSHALL.

MARSHALL, Feb. 2-[special. The lease
of the car works OF the Marshall Manufac-
turing company to the Texas Z Pacific
railway is now an accomplished fact. the
building and grounds will be put n order
at once and large number OF additional
men he added to the force. These works
are admirably arranged and supplied with
a fine lot OF valuable machinery.
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strike Voted.

FALL River, Mass, Feb. IA large
meeting of spinnors was held tonight.
Over 700 were present and voted
To strike in ten mills Monday,
90 follows: Three OF tue oni1n
mills. one OF the Sycamore mills, one OF the
Tecum mach mills, one OF the Chase mills,
ono of the Wampanoog mills, one OF the
SHADE Mills and two Of the Borden City
mills,
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STRAYED

NOR KENT-AT 9l5 ELM STREET, OVER DR..
/ Murray's office, u large front room we!l-'ur-
nlshed with or without board, . gentleman
only Also table beard. Jan Si-l'
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LIAso' FEB. 2.-lspeoial. about 5000
has been subscribed by our citizens towards
ku.ldmg college. IL % believed double the
amount viii be- forthcoming when Work be-
gins hn iho ilne rock structure,
Another t11ft % establish telegraph
line 10 connect with Burnett, W being made.
The openius up ola stass Inc rom tuis
place 10 L.mpasc5, 10 be run daNg Is
rumOred,
Cattle buyers axe stirring among oar
people. Cattle arc iu fine condition,
The weather e. hge end farmers ara busy.
The Town continues 20 improve A1l bu.I.
nCgs iH very good.
Tho laigo rock hotel building belonging
Co Colonel Miller BIS nearing comIla.iJut
and will bc omen i1f the public soon,
oar CloOs hnyc .a ATTENDANCE about
eighty pupilH.
fbtl6&gs Of Knights OF Homo. bogc s
01uushlur.
Our commissioners court will ORDER the
building of Il fine oour, house A' ta.F ..Gt
mgCl IS, 10 is said.
Tl. health OF town aud country good.
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TIL. Long Island PRISONERS.

Woop HAVEN, l.. L., Feb. John Cow
hey. the brother-in-law Of Thomas Coll
yer, has been arrested on suspicion
of having poisoned Pepper. Annie
Cowhey, sister of John, has also been ar.
rested. The only motive known for the
crime 10 that they wanted TO get possession,
Of their fathers property, which amounted
20 about 81 500. The father died mysiefl-
eyhumed
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ST. LOUIS NARKET.

sr Lours, Feb 2.-Flour unchanged
Wrea, very quiet aud slo@: no notaoie
chang: No. 9 red 81 03 Il 10 81 a L.: CASH
sl.OS IS, February: $l.W ., Marchi :
si.C7 / to SLOT l-2, May; $l,b IL, June
Corn opened weag, st ifened up. hdvanoeu
and closed higher than yesteTdav; - 10
4sI D. cesh; As 20 IS 1-2. February; As IL to
1918, March 81 "a 10 81 rs, MAJ; GAS
firm but siow; 80 to 80 s, cash; IS, Feb
ruary; SO "a March; So, Apr: 10 % 81 .,
NAV, Whiskey, st.adier; Si,io
earn meal, firm s. 20
Proyisiorx strong and higher, with lar.e
south. I'm order trade; po-k. SIG % 10 Sll
Bulk mea's-Lorg clear. s 10 20 49, short
rib. s 80; short clesr. 8 40 bscon-Long
cissr 2: short RIB, 95.s; short Clear, s3,4
to97.s. Fans. l2 to -. L,rd, 10 asked
Outle-R @, ipts, $50; euDp veg small ana
oply usunl Sa' ufdsy's Fetal usde done.
gheep-R. ceipts, 100; firm and unchanged;
little done for isck osuppy.
CHICAGO KARKET.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2-Catrle-Reccitts Is, fUVi
steady aud unchanged; exports, YOU 10
$7.25; good to choice. shipping to,.e e 70
S6 40: common to medium. 81 TO soeo;
Sheep-Receipts, 600; market s'eady ana
q rong; inferior TO fair. So Is to ~ goo 70
cnoice. IS Is; Terss sheep, s2:5n 10 ta.oo.
Flour dull aud unchanged. Wheat actVc.
opened i-2 lower. hut advanced and CLOSED
1 4 above YESTERDAY; Februarv, VI u 20
o. is. closed 81 rs. March, 90 is 70 Us,
closed 9234. May, 81 10 81; close
9s3l; June. 9934 10 fi.m is; closrn
81 10 3s; No. 2 red win'er. IS 10 u W.
Corn active, gu ruled weak, ana G osel Is
under yesterday; cash ~ SIS, F'oruars
SO Q to IS 3: closed 81 5 s tos Msrch
So TO So SIS: closed So 3 70 ~ q May
So Is 10 IS 81. closed 81 IL Osts al'el
hut steady, cash, 80 3-s; Fesrus-y, 81 ~
80 z 3: Ma O. 80 5st, 1884, A !, %
o 50 50; MAJ, 1884 Pr, m'd,r 'eiy &C
tive and h,gner; adva cd 20 :. ~. 'n,c
steady tn clio .; cssh ZIG 81 u $40. r'o
rna-y, SIG 50 10 $500, March slo.So ,'
si6.T M-v. SIC 81 - 10 sl7.V2 IL; June
Si7 80 10 s17 O5 Lard active urn; sd
ysnced 10 10 20: cab, 50 Is to 81 ~. feo ~
ary. 50 is to o 20: March. sy.2O 70 ~ %
Aprii, 50 s21.2 o S947 IL May; SGD q
1857 IL. Bnk inca Hrn; shoulders
3. 90, shor, rh, as: shori clear STU
KAs-A- CITY MARKET
KANSAS CRY, o. - Nn.st s'es 20
s2i2. bid cast; sti2 ~ March; - Il
bid Nav. Cora slesdier; "a cash; ~
To a.. F-briary; As - 45 is. asy. "a
higher, 20 Csule-R c-ip's, 50' ttssdl
s75 TO |, $50 pounds sv-rtss, 80 ~ 20 to.5
,tockers ent fee tiers. a Is - siSt c1s.
= = az 4 . A o. HhaSo- n @0ciCte. Isl. dut4t
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All About Baso ball.

AUGUSTA, GA, Feb. IA special to the
Chronicle from Waynesboro says;
Brit Rogers, Rufus G. McNsrrell and
James Cox, we're tried for the murder
of Thomas and Frank syms' iather am anu
son, on the Goth of October. Defendants,
with DufT and Frank Syms and others,
were engaged in II game. OF base ball. y
dispute arose concerning the game game;
Thomas syms,. father OF Dun
and Frank, slapped the face OF
Rrfus McNerrell. Next day Sunday
the parties met at Sunday school !
when an altercst'on arose, ana
they retired to the woods to settle
me diflculty. Thomas and FRANK
we're killed, and Duff Syms and
Brit Rogers wounded. The case occupied
i've days. The jury, gave v s ict
Of not guilty as to Brit Rogers and Kuias
McNerrell. James Cox, having severed
his case, will be tried at the next term. Al
the parties are respectable, well-to'de
farmers.
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Hursros, FEB. 2.-[5pccial,l--H j. Per-
klrg Eillcd Andrew Johnson abo1. noon
ye.,erlay at Perkins house ON Cednr
bayou, ty shooting the top o. h.s head OIL
with b1.h barrels oi "a doubie.0rrrg 'd
shotgun. No person wa9 plesen. bu. Per-
l,'ns wife and tho parties. She sold john
son had hold Of her trying 20 pull hgr down
Liza bis lap when her mus
band cane IN and fired. He
surrendered himeplf 20 Mr.. Albert Mckin-
nov and was brought 20 the city today,
and Is now in jail. Perkins
has wife md two children.
Johnson was bachelor about 80 years Old
and has no relatives in this country so far
known,
The four men arrested two days ago for
blowing open the safe OF the hour mills
were dismissed from custody. Clrcumstsn-
tial evidence showed them to be the guilty
parties with hardly doubt, bus the jury
gave them the benefit OF doubt.
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The deadlock ut Frankfort.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 2.-The interest in the
senatorial contest is Mt Whlte
heat and will remain so until
the nomination is made. with sweeney
brokep. but indications are that CAr!i9le
viii take his place, with probable
deadlock the result. There is much talk o
Carlisle and his chances appeared better
Than ever before. Sweeney thinks Black
burn will win. rhe caucus meets again
Monday.
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KANSAS CITY, Feb. 2-Coroner Rogers
awaits further information from st. Paul
handing the interment OF the remains OF
Mrs Galwyne Smith. In tho meantime
iuneral occurs to morrow and the body
De- placed in vault. Mr. Smith was inter
viewed tonight. He was CRAFTY pros
tra.ed, and vchemently denies the story 81
malpractice. He consders II probably o. o
malicious origin. Mrs. Smith, before h.r
marriage, though popular among her own
a society belle.
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On ur STATE OF TEXA4-Tn ALL PER.ONS
4 interested In the uafdiar ship ~ ne estate
q. Q " wcr lid lunatic: Jofeph Mernfeld;
guardian, has died IN thf COUNTY ,,ouft OF al, AZ
- ccr,nfr unal acarurf SnrWinr fhr c'udt ion
~ tfss,id val. NcriifCld. which will DO
heart III the fcrm otisid court, conmencing on
The first Monday ir Ftb.nary a, - ISL ~
,ie c,,,r.-houss ga the city OF Dallas, a. which
1.-Two al nofs1f g Interest 4 IN the welfarco said
| In atic IN arrcar AID contest said .cconnt IL
WINES. " II c. Hili. county clerk or Dallas
cruniv. Texas ,.
| nj. f-siyen under my hai and ihe seal q
| All ilv of ccember, A. "a. 1854
W VI. q. HILL.
Courtr Clerk OF lallas cocuts, rek-s.
By L. IL HuGH1s, Depaty. r2SAof
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No. Cos Main street.


natives, % TO 1876 pounds average, $40 t'
$3.50.
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NOR REST-Tw SMALL HOUSES, BLOCH
FSo g6l Columbia and Market streets. Apply
io gro n. CAssETr. ia Commerce 81 feb2.5t
NOR RENT-A HANDSOME FVRNlSHkp
+ room for rent few miud'es wax rom fosts
nficc Address 1. ~. Herald oNcf. lan.VtI
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CTnAYFD- ONE BRowN MULE i6 HANDS
y high about years old. Finder will DO re-
wnri,d bv returning to Texas Express office or
Hargcss' livery stab Q. ieoS
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-A NICE HOUSE SUI TABLE
/ for residence aud sore, on the east corner
Of Hawkins and Swiss streets, convenient 70 mo
Union Depot, by MURPHY 4 BOLANH, No"
zoo Main street. ~
TIOK KfNT-rHE SECOND STORY, FRONT
L ing Elm street OF the old MnSahs oui ding,
eompanv. ~, 30 by 10 feet IL years lease.
Apolv To J :. ROGERS, Secretary, at Blansen ,
ship & Blake's .,,,,.,,.,, , ,eoS,u
X No n6i columbia and Market streets APP
ply 10 GEORGE L. CASsELL, 80 Commerce
street ieu-o'
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INOk RIM NV III = y 7! FVo n "a; - y =;
II EDWARDS, Us aud IA Mnin 81 lan2s-oe
son RrNT-A SMALL COTTAGE VIII s
usin ,t,,.t ian29u
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ISoR ITNT-Tn NICELY. FURNISHED
l. rooms with board. within two m mics walk
W s"' Nv feb3-2t
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NOR REST-U, JANU .hY 1sT The TWO
I store rooms I os rs and 7g Main street
now occupied ny Edwards music store. Apply
10 City National lank. ue ~