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A Distressing Accident.

SAN ANTONIO, July Especial. Lot
Johnson, who lives at Moore Hollow in
Atascoso county, returned home yestcr-
day evening late and hearing that mad
dog had been seen on the place, loaded
ms winchester rifle before living down,
intending shooting the canine in the
morning. During the night the gun fell
ana was discharged. The ball passed
through partition and struck his little
sirl, Joyce, aged six years, who was
stepping IN the west room, passing
through her body and killing her III
StantlV
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4 Hnrse Thier i'm Limbo

GREENvILLE, July Special. Last
February Mr.. Charles Hill, a liveryman
OF this city, hired horse 10 man
named Brown, alias Love, alias Allen.
Tor | he ostensible purpose of making a
snort TRIP INTO the country. The man of
many aliases was not heard of from that
time till few days since, when he was
captured at GAINESVILLE while attcmpt-
ing tho same game ON alivGryman there.
Brown is now in Jail at this place.
Mr.. Hill lost his horse.
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GAINESVILLE JnTTINGs.
War being Waged on the Sports-Flaiter-
ing CrOps-Thc Cattle Movement Begun

MI "'T'E W'GtVI UI IIIt NpOTt~-F INItrr-
ing CrOps-The Cattle Movement Begun
Personal.
GAINESVILLE, July = Special. The
County Criminal court is in session this
week and gamblers are being fined with
out mercy. The time is near at hand
when, like your city, we will he free of
public gaming houses.
The crops in this county never looked
better and the farmers are eluted over
their prospects.
The cattlemen have begun shipping
their cattle and report good prices.
Several thousand head are on the way
to Chicago and relief in financial cir
Giles is already apparent.
Hon. &. :. Potter il in Chicago this
week attending the convention as a
delegate.
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EXPOSITION NOTES.
Col. ElIIntf NJ Mncn-

WACO, July = Special Col. Elliott,
Texas Commissioner to New Orleans, ar
rived this evening and will remain here
tomorrow, delivering an address ut the
court house tomorrow night. He was
called on by the Mayor and other lead
ing officials this evening and received a
courteous reception.
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ir is now good time for the Demo
Gratis to knife JouN KELLY if they think
they can get along without him. The
Democrats have to consider the wishes
of the Independents, and it will be short
sighted policy to ignore GRN. BUTLER
and his f. OWL 6 But if they can yet
along without k.LLY, now Is the time To
knife him.
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A Kentucky Lynching.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July THE Court
er-JQurnal's Russellville, CKy.,) special
says: A mob of sixty armed and
masked men on horseback came from
Todd county to this place last night be-
tween IL and II o'clock, took Dick Hen
derson, (cOlored man from iail.)
and lynched him. Henderson,
was charged with cutting the throat of
young Adams, a white boy at Pencham.
Todd county, last August. He was
brought here from Elkton, the latter
part of May to escape mob violence.
Adams is not dead and will not die from
his wound,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

-
w ARE AUTHORIZEDTO ANNOUNCE
w {. +. CLINT as a candidate for re-eec-
lion TO the Office of County Attorney at the
ensuing election.
WE ARE REQ ESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w p. +. TERRELL as a candidate for the
the Legislature, Dallas county, Texas. Elec-
ton, November 4, 1884.
WEARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
W ,. n. BRASWEL rs u candidate for JUS
tice OF the Peace for Precinct No. |, at the
ensuing election.
I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce Mr.. c. b. GILLESPIE as a can
didate for reelection to the office of County
Collector.
ME ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
y! nounce Mr.. f. ID. LANGLEY as can
dldate for County Treasurer of Dallas county
Election in November.
I'VE ARE KEQU ksTEDTO ANNOUNCE
w j, G. MCCART as a candidate for Con-
stable in Precinct No. |.
WE ARE REQU ESTED TO ANNOUNCE
W JOHN OVERLAND as n candidate for Con-
stable in Precinct No. |.
I'VE ARE REQ u ESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" w. Nj. G. HILL as a candidate for re-
election TO the office of County Clerk.
WE ARE REQ L kS1ED 10 ANNUUNCE
W HENRY JONES as u candidate for re-
election to the office of District Clerk.
WE ARE RESPECTFULLY REQU EST
SI ed to announce the name of w. Fl. w.
county, at the ensuing November election.
WEARE AUTHORIZEDTO ANNOUNCE
w Judge q. n, ALDRIDGE as a candidate
Tor reelection to the office of Judge of the
Eleventh Judicial District.
WEARE AUTHORIZEDTO ANNOUNCE
w Colonel j. G. STEVENS as a candidate
Tor Justice ofthe Peace Of Precinct No. |.
WEARE AUTHOKIZEDTO ANNOUNCE
w JOHN r. GILLESPIE rs a candidate for
Justice of the Peace. Precinct No. /, Dallas
county, Texas, mt the ensuing November
WEARE AUTHORIZEDTO ANNOUNCE
w Judge X. Il. BURKE as a candidate for
the Judgeship of this judicial District at the
ensuing November election.
WEARE AUTHORIZEDT TO ANNOUNCE
w Colonel Ed. G. BOWER as n candidate
FOR the Office of County Judge at the ensuing
election in November.
ME ARE REQ UESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w w. II. THACKER for County Clerk.
ME ARE REQ UESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w GEORGE Il. FEARS for Justice of the
Peace for Precinct No |.
I'VE ARE AUTHORIZEDTO ANNOUNCE
w MIR. X. :. KIMBROUGH as a candidate
for the Legislature in Dallas county, subject
TO the action of the Democracy.
WE ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO
w announce Colonel W. VI. EDWARDS as
acandidate for County Judge at the ensuing
November election.
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who 10 lie?

The following paragraph is from tho
New York Mail and Express: "John
Bmk', of the liquor firm of Burks &
Stevenson, at Fort Smith, Arkansas, has
deserted his ~iic and three children and
dCcamped With the entire funds of Tho
firm. lie was formerly har-'onder nt
Dallas, Texas Who is Burksg
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Smith County Democrats.

TYLER, July Especial The Demo-
cratic Executive Committee of the
county met here to-day and designated
Thursday, the eth of August as the date
OF holding the County nominating CON
vention. The Chairman was instructed
to request an expression from clubs as
to whether the majority or two-thirds
rule should prevail in said convention.
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BristOw for Field.

New YORK, July Cen. Bristow,
ex-Secretary of the Treasury, was asked
to-day if he would support Justice Field,
OF the supreme court, if he was nomi-
mated Tor President by the Democrats.
Brlstow replied promptly and emphatic
tice Ficld rOrdinllY."
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MURDER MOST FOUL.
A TExARKANA CRIME CONCEALED
Afterwards Unearthed-Boy Drowned
Painter Stabbed-Land Pirate Prigged
builders Bruiscd-Crime and Acct
dents, Multiform and Manifold.


TENARKANA, ARK, July = Special.
Yesterday morning one Cannon, aged
- years, was brought here dead, it
being supposed he had been run over
and killed by the passenger train on the
Texas IL st. Louis road, at Sulphur
bridge. The wounds on the party indi-
Gated foul play. Cannon had been paid
OIL the day before and indications show
that he was murdered, the cuts on his
head appear to have been made by a
sharp edged instrument. The fireman
and engineer will be examined on Sat
urday.
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HONEY GROVE, July l.. Special -.
This afternoon the Scatloldirg on which
the worllmcn stood while building the
walls of the Ryan house, gave way, pre-
cipitating tour men, wheelharroWS and
stones to the ground. distance of six
| teen feet, hurting all the men, but not
not seriously.
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THE total appropriations by the Forty
eighth Congress for the two years end
ing June 3Oth, 1886, amount to $50, aOl,-
M. This statement was made by SEN
AroR ALLISON in the Senate yesterday
in reply to am inquiry from SENATOR
Brown
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date for District Judge, are j n attend
ance on court.
The canvass in this county has fairly
opened, as was evidence by spirited
political discussions wnich took place
at the courthouse tod dv, in which the
candidates walked square out upon the
platform. All the legislation timber i'm
tins county, as exhibited, is of decidedly
anti free grass i'll grain,
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MARSHALL, July t. Special. -
bridge about Scvcnty-fvc feet in length
on the Texas n Pacific, near sulphur.
was burned this morning, causing tenn
porary interruption of travel. The
bridge gang have gone forward and soon
the repairs will be made good.
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BELTON BITS.
Estray sale Day-Amusemcnt~ During tn,
Heated FERN

BELroS, July e Special. The city
has been crowded with people to-day, ii
being stray sale day. \ great deal of
stock was disposed OF.
The Sims sisters gave an entertain
ment here tonight ut the opcra-house.
There will be lawn party and ice
cream festival for the benefit of the
Episcopal church at the residence vi
Mrs MpIlhnnpV
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Boy DROWNED.

HONEY GROVE, July T. Special. .-
y boy Of 10, named Henson, was drown.
ed yesterday afternoon, one mile from
here, at the Wallcott pool. lie, with
other boys, none being swimmers, went
In bathing.
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HUTCHINSON, kAs., July Three
children belonging to family named
Harris, living near the kingman county
line, were burned to death YESTERDAY.
The mother left the children at home.
went to n noighbors on an GRAND and
upon returning found the house i'm
llames aud the children burned to q
Crisp.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

BRYAN, July Especial. T. Constable
James arrested to-day suspicious look
ing character by the name of j. G. Gar
rGtt,, having in his possession fine
DlarK horse about years old which he
was offering for sale at low figures.
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MARINE.
Port of Galveston.

GALVESTON, July Arrived: S;cum-
ship Colorado, from New York; Harlan,
from New Orlcan; schooner Jennie
Lockwood, from Boston. Sailed: steam
ship. Arkansas, for Corpus Christi, and
Harlan, for linton.
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POLITE. In hunt cnnn,r

"RhhNvILLE, July T. Special. Dis
trlcs court convened here to-day. .Judyc
Green J. Clark presiding. Hon. james
Iln - Prospective candidate for Con
sress' AMI V. W. Grubbs, Esq, candi-
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Mebh COUNTY Entln.nd.

LAnEno. July l.. Special. A meet
ing of citizens is called tor tomorrow
night 10 have Webb county proportv
represented at New Orleans. Much en-
thuSiasm exists, and the exhibits will
he worthy of Texas.
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The Naval Scnndnl-Another Arro.,

NEW IoRK, July Frank W. San
born wosarres'od to-day at his Office, in
tins city. The rharge against Sanborn is
that Ia offered forged and lreu lulent
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Dismissed win a Fin.

Waco, July Special. Sandy
Thompson, tcolored arrested Saturday
night charged with attempt to rape, had
an examining trial to-day and the ease
was dismissed with n fine of So and
COSTS
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RAILWAY NOTES.
Personal.

MARSHALL, July t.. Special. w. IL.
Newman and his assistant general
agent, VI. Mccullough, passed through
this morning going South. on tho New
Orleans Pacific,
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Lunatic Suicides-Libcl Case Continued.

AUSTIN, July 7.--Special.1--An in
mate Of the Lunatic Asylum named
Fritz Budwcig, suicided this morning
by hanging himself He was from La
Vacca county, and because of his quiet
temperament, was made "truStv."
lie was found hanging in the Asylum
stable.
the case against W. Y. Leader for the
alleged libeling of Dir. Stoddard. was
continued in the County court to-day.
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DrOnped Drntl.

BRYAN, July Especial. A negro
by the name of Malcolm Matthews
dropped dead yesterday from hear,
disease.
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The hotse case that has been on trial
Tor several days past before Justice
Kendall in which Prof W. n. George
and J. Johnson claim tho same colt
closed yesterday, resulting in u hung
jury.
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\ Louisville. KY. wholesale grocery.
house Of considerable reputation ha,
concluded g. open branch In Dallas.
lh'N me y business aud advertise or n
suItauIv nvLat,
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Port ufNrA nrlnnn..

NEW ORLEANS, July l. Cleared,
steamship Bernard Hall, Liverpool; T.
b. Ward, IT,, TruXillo; bark Bristol
Malaga. Arrived; Steamship Kate
} hpliy.
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4 Till-Tnppcr Trorn.,I

MARSHALL July T. Special Wiley
Clements was caught in the act Of rob
hinga store till this morning, and Ian
cuisines in the county Jail.
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Our special correspondent ut Chicago,
after canvassing the situation, inclines
to the belief that BAyARp and McpoN.
AID will be the ticket.
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Mr.. NJ. Juhn, tStiefel, Juhn & Cohcnl
baltimore, Md, writes: al have used
1t. Jacobs oil. the great pain-cure, In
my family for backache, sprains, and
bruises, wi wonderful success, and
would not be without bottle in the
house Mt any cost
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TENAs gets the temporary chairman
ship of the Chicago convention.
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CONGRESS adjourned at p. III. ycstcr-
day.
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A Painter stabbed-Lnnd Pirate Cau0n,

AUSTIN, July Especial. r. Sunday
evening one Johnson, in an ail'ray, cut
ana dangerously wounded Nat Leader.
Hni"tcI' JoiillSoh was arrested.
The reported arrest OF the land piroto
in North Texas, published in The sun
days News. was premature. No arrest
was made there. An arrest was made.
however, in Wisconsin and the party
is now in Jail here. '
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Prices Like These are Bound to Attract The |sf

g-incl Polka Foul
H-lnch Pin Checked iksa "
lkS
-llch Changeable Striped lksa
S-ilch l4-nch olor Striped SUNNI silks o
SUM Silks
I-tlch invisible Striped ecked Summer
Z-lnch Satin Fouars, smaln
2-hlch Satin FOularGS, smauno flower
O-ilch Handsome Brocadc
A-inch
TX with circle
2rinch Small Checked onrdS urhS Silks
%-nlch Coocd Silk flowers
-inci Brocadd Silks,
'''' my "'i'N'l"r yard ana
9-inch Fine C0lor,l Grosgrl at
2-rlch Crosgra Iksot J"
9-inch Colo2d Nv
2-inch Better Quality omreiR hatlinirp !.
2-inch "a Mcrilcn }"
2-inch SuralrS !"
2-ilch Better Surhsa /"
2- ncl ottoman ia
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a Hung ,Jury,

The best smoking tobacco is Little
Joker"
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Black Silks, Novelties, Etc., Et

The remainder Of which number Of SHORT Ipyorus
REMNANTS will be sold through this entire week nj IN 90
nall heir real value We find that bought at lower Hgure h
can this season buy again. and hesitate to quote prices ~
hdht they were never before as this either br ms m h.
competitors. " y
Daily Republican., 1884-10-10

that was not very long. The machine
guns of the French drove them from
their guns, and their ships became mere
targets for the heavy ordnance OF their
enemy.
The effect at Foochow of this engage
ment was to create considerable excite.
ment, but not 80 much as was antici.
pated. The better Chinese families
Immediately commenced moving into
the adjoining country, under the I'm
preston that the French were coming
up to take the city.
A reward. pertaining TO have come
from the Emperor and Niceroy, was
posted In three of the principal thor
ough-fares of the city, offering 30, ZOO
taels, about $40, 900, for the destruction
of any French ship, 5000 taels for q
French officers head and 200 taels for q
French seaman's head, but, upon the
request of the American and English
consuls, these rewards were taken
down.
The American and English forces are
all ready to land and protect the foreign
settlement, and will do 30 at the first
sign of Q disturbance.
The disparity between the two forces
WAS 30 evident that Admiral Dowell. nf
the English Navy lin calling onAdmiral
Courbet after the action, could not find
| it in his heart to congratulate him on
his victory, and only said Well,
Admiral, l am glad 1t Is all over"
Daily Republican., 1884-10-10

Miss Astor's wedding will take place
in New York about the middle OF
Novembe Her wedding dress Is now
being made in Paris and will be- sent
over about the LIST of November. 1t is
to b. Of very heavy pearl white satin,
made with full princesse train, which
will be bordered by pelisse Of the
satin and on the edge ruching Of fine
point lace In a wild rose design. The
front In to be covered with rufiles OF
rare point lace that belonged to Miss
Astor's grandmother. The lace will not
be- cut but will cross over in fiounces
and at the sides will be caught
down in q twist and help by cluster
of orenge blossoms and pearles. The
corsage will DO cut square and bordered
with the lace, while the sleeves,
81 lightly puffej on the shoulders and
reaching to the elbow, will be met by
long white kid gloves which are being
made to order to fit the slender little
hand Of the BRIDE The slippers are t.
be of the dress materials and embroider
ed in white pearls, while the stock
ings will be Of the finest white silk
The veil will probably be of Illusion
There is . rare old point lace veil in tn.
family, and this may be worn, although
tulle is more becoming and preferred
by the bride.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-10

Deborah, wife of Alexander Mac
Donald, died near Landenburg, Pa, on
Wednesday evening, after an illness Of
nearly two years. Mr.. Macdonald is
we'll known In our city, having served
our citizens with milk for nearly. TWEEN
ty years, but growing tired Of the bust.
ness he purchased farm near Landen.
burg, Penna., and removed to it last
spring. The remains Of Mrs. MacDon.
aid will be inferred in the Wilmington
and Brandywine cemetery, and the
friends of the fam lily In this vicinity,
who desire to attend the interment can
meet the train from Landenburg q,
the depot in this city at $50 p. m. to.
morrow.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-10
waifs,.

In nature tie valuable and the beau.
tiful usually go hand in hand ; and, II
we do not always trace their union, II
is because our limited experience ha,
not yet fathomed all her secrets.
A man takes contradiction and ad.
vice much more easily than people
think ,ouly he will not bear 1t when VIC.
lently given, even though It be well
founded.
1t is n phi losophis truth that the
least things and the greatest are bound
together as elements equally essential
of the mysterious universe.
II you want to find out how great q
man 10, let him tell it himself.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-10
NOTICES.
DROPOSALS FOR THE CONSrRUO-
il tion of a Boat house.

DROPOSALS FOR THE CONSrRUC-
Il tion of a Boat. House.
Treasury Department, Once Of Ger efal
Superintendent U. 3. LifeSaving Service,
Washington, ID. O., October I, 1854.
Sealed proposals will be received ct this
Office until = O'Clock. p. m of Saturday, the
18th day Of October, 1884, for tho construction
OF a boat-house at the Loves LiieSaving Sta
ton, near Lewes. Delaware.
Bidders will state in their proposals the
time within which they will sgree TO have
the building completed.
Each bid must be accomp panied by bond
In the sum Of two hundred dollars, with two
good and sufficient sureties, conditioned that
the bidder shall enter into contract without
delay, and give such bonds as security for
the fifthfol performance thereof as may be
req0lred, II his bid DO accepted, or by de-
prSit Of two hundred dollars, U. 8. currepcy
or 0nde, to be returned to the unsuccessful
bidders af.er tho award Of the contract, and
to the successful bidder after his CONT act
and bond for the faithful per orm ance Of tho
terms thereof shall oe approved BY the Sec
Specifications and plans, forms OF proposal,
contrast and bond, can be obtained at the Of.
1cos THE Collector Of Custolnsat Whining
ton. Delaware b. g. Nick, Superintendent
Fifth Life-Saving District, tInancock, vtr-
ginia Of 10 I'm A. Clampitt, Keeper Of the
cation to this office.
All proposals must be endorsed Proposals
for the Construction Of BOatHouse, and
addressed to the General Superintendent q
the U. y. Life Saving Service, Washington,
DO.
The right to reisct any or oil bids, or to
waive defects, ifdeemed for the interest Of
the Government, is renewed.
81. KlMBALL.
ocS-eod-2t General Superintendent
Daily Republican., 1884-10-10

The REPUBLICAN job rooms
are fitted up with tour good
presses, three Gordons and
a large cylinder Potter press.
Over forty new fonts of type
have been put in our job room
and we are now better fitted
up than ever before to prin,
cards bill heads, circulars,
wedding invitations, funeral
notices, tags, invoices, etc.
We, will take anything out
side of book work, and will
execute it in a satisfactory
manner. We guarantee first
closs work, at prices in keep
ing with the same. A share
OF your patronage is solicited
Now is your chance to get
your business cards printed
for the tall trade cheap. We
have just purchased FIFTY
THOUSAND CARDS, tina,
were cut from first class Bris.
tol board and they print up
nicely.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-10

YNOA SALE ONEO OF THE MOST 90 NJ
q piete houses in tho city. No. SO Van
Buren, street. fIOnt poIco. front, side and
back yards, open stairw y, French roof water
closet and bah. timely papered throug bout
This property will be sold At bargain. Ter ls
to SUIT. ROBINSON b 90, noon z, Every
Eve ming Bltlding. Oc9 II
Daily Republican., 1884-10-10

mr. SALE A FIRST-CLASS FARM ~
Station. conta tniI x lit acres. Peach and ap-
pie orchards in bearing. The soil Is fertile
and we'll apted to the growing Of all kinds
OF fruit and grain raised ont'e Peninsula
kOBlNSUN & 90, Room Every Evening
Building. oc1-u
Daily Republican., 1884-10-10
Literary y Oses from the CensaF,
Company.

General Beauregard, in his article
on the battle of Bull Run, in the No.
vember Century, gives the reasons why
the Confederate victory at Bull Run
was not followed, up by an attack
OH Washington. He also discusses his
personal relations with Mr.. Davis, and
or iticises, with much plainess of
speech, the subsequent conduct OF the
war on the Confederate side.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-10

1867 Prises, amounting to. .s2e6, 500
Application for rates to elubSe should b
made only TO the ofiice Of the Company IN
New Orleans.
Fer further information write clearly, CIV
ing full address. Make p. y. Money Orders
payable and address Registered Letters 70
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
POSTAL NOTES and ordinary letters BY
Mail or Express Tall sums Of d and upwards
by Express ut our expenscl 70
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La
or n. A. DAUPHIN,
COZ Seventh st.. HenhtAgtOns ~.