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suoh agencies Tho tsstimony ~ special
conus, aud agents " ths government, OF
members of President Carloads cabinet
aud oiiiciel reports ~ the department ~
justice ara adding chapters IN
the history Of mtlsdminisira ioo equal
q tina worst daya NJ tho Norht
governments. Those ey Ia are proven hy
i1,erns, evidence o. facts
them evfs 10 be 60 dcer-seAied
and widespread in every ,truo ure
aud sub tame. OF the rspnil can party thai
II cabnot reform them rom wiihir:
hA. they have grown by reiterated
nse TO be its customary aud daily fcnd'
and means oi obtaining Hnd
prclnnelpe Is powcr, ard oanaot
now be abandoned unless 4 ahandons also
all hope oi oon,inulug In power. OF what
ma srial the republican convention
SOON 10 assemble ia your erss
city 10 10 ba imposed anu by which It's
seton be cnnnJ DONNA Cd, msy he
learned by mn txamina'ion OF the
COMFY sition OF the Loui.iana delegation,
a nsS.r BY isdos as ''i y, brs sSs
% ompsn'ed by land ofilciAl
mercsasrirs and =, lltlcsl camp follos.rs,
Uloer tucn conditions, how ide 10
.,ope for civil service reform or
tgt IT reform, or reform Ct any kind
or nature irom 3 party OF such an,'cedebt.
Of sucn present c'mpcsltion AID
such ,neviisbs 'xinietra,ion In
the future should IL unhspoily b.
permitted 10 continue tho misgovers mrnt
# me uotry, am very truly aud respect
~ ly yours,
l5ign.ol U. BArAIp'
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LIS, night we witnessed IN 81 edifying
service. II was IN honor OF ths seventh or
lAst day OF ynssOyar. Tho opening OF the
orayer by Rsbb Schull wss ful OF humsne
ser timents, aud all present must have TEL
hat IL WAS q ble-sing u % u ,hs house Of
G ID. The Opening hymn, Father 1 Del d
20 Thee" by Hmmei. was exc emily we j
rendered by the iolloxiDe: sppfrno, Mrs
w. n. Watkins; tenor, s. Beck; alto cor
net, W. n. Watkins, aDd o.sso by O A..
Kirg The regular SCI vice was cond cted ny
the Rabbi aud ms finely trained children's
Choir; after thS pfayer for the mourn.rs y.
Is ok sang tne be.uliful iernr solo OF Near
.r to The o Gno 10y Cophn) in u most ar
Tvs 10 mnnDer; he Was accompanied ny or
gsn aud cOrn.t. The sermon was then
preached, and following IL very shorE
'"Aod will execute great vengeance mp
on thee. for an ,be Lord who Teignetn, i"
are the worns which God had upon his
mind. these msuy years ago when h.
log II ihci. victims the lsreelites, before
they LEFT Egypt and on this anniversary
when they trembling Dto1d be-
fare The Rod sea; and these thought,
M, b.l1vsd friends ARD hearers, have
opened ths subject ugder corsidrraliou
y ich 10 'PsIs,cutoIs ara thtif Nic' ms
TIE opriotWs ard leis'on ois az repre-
for mlschirf They arr represt ned as
proud, a. speaking hard ,hinYs, Al workers
OHIO lty. - mi cnief m,kers, aud, IN
.hor., a. 0rsakirg 10 pieces the peoI l. and
/ u. servants OF d
Ey,rg ags, avery country, nav, every
r. IN u1i'y nes aboupd,d vito such he
pl o. are rife even IN this inud ot litcr !.
,nsrs are political Oh ressora, occies.-
hstrai oppres-ors. mercantile opprestprs,
-oci | aud domestic opprts.ors, We fine
d bat all tuch sre prnyed against by their
victims; yes, the victims within their
rpa,ly nr1 ken hearts. cry unto tho Lord,
believing la His divine justice. and never
cess. 10 .xclaim 20 Loro God, 10 whom
v.nge nee bslorge'h, snew Thgself" And
his cry my hearers. ~ iesched by all tnose
who IN the iegst are b fienued 20 a suffer-
INK victim, snd m ny time the came cry
ascend. +, heaven by father, mother, chill,
dren aud wbcl family ofauiierers You
nave no doubt seen or heard OF
uiIsrrrp, upon their knees, pros
,rsied as IL were, aud IN anguish,
,nd this cry ~ very heavily aud very 0ilen
raised by individuals and 6y families and
Dy their friends, and upon their knees ard
pfos,rated In sorrow and tears they awst
ms j,siice and promise OF God. Let then
ne ,fil cfed zoe pers' cuted and the o.
pressed feel cor iliert tint God is the same
to-dav snd forever, and that III his own
ssi I'M ne will sooner or later st1lse down
all the opprss,urs md et last conduct them
before his divine trihursi uf jnsticr.
Tne sermon was ioilO".d 10y "a soora %
90 O, "Consider the l. ll,es," by ropliii,a ard
slnr by one Il tho most powerful
.op,anos IN our CITY, Mrs. w. A
WAIKIKI, who ~ net only pfsses.td
ri a rich aud melpdous voice out also ole
" pres. force aud power. The lady wos
many vain admirers Ait.r the benefic
/ on IT, q Il sDr, anntu Geo thAt he morn
4 r setyic, xoul take place Al 10 o cock.
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GOVERNOR BROWN AND PARTY.

A spec IL rain wes,-bound over the Texas
q p cihs road, having ABOARD Governor
J,iu u Blown sclic tor al ne Gould lines,
Mr. q Il Bal cree, new York, secretary
"a treasurer oi the Tex IL Pc tic, q. o
btrf. Phi su,lph,a director of the Texas
~ Pfcfi,, Warder Cummings general
suuerintendeai OF the Texss Z c Ii w''h
hsrc1uartsrs ut Marshal aud Colonel
a org. n ,hls, exsuper'utsrdent OF ibs'
rad arrived Yesterday Al 1880 y m. C1l
onri Noble stopped over hers. The party
yss reinforced NJ thi- point bv Msssrl. W.
n Abr ms. land commissioner OF the Tex .
a Pacific, and @. II. Turner, division
i-ejsht superintendent. They i.it tor the
W 1T after hsving spent an hour or so At the
lower dep /. ON tour o. tnspef-
tior, and will go through to FL Pa. I.
Governor Brown, wbo Is accompanied
~ his little son Is in splsnd'd h'siin ana
AZ erect I'm his csrri-g- AID as oil sble a.
yer. H. tts'e, tnai the party srr'ved IN
he einle yesterday mptnlng and st,pped
over A, Marshall 90 ut end = meeting OF The
directory OF ths T,xss & Pacific rosd. They
we're merely making = tour of the lines aud
gould only remain "a few days in the ttate.
n q regretted that he dill 10 hsvs time 10
s'oo over n Day Or So in Dsl "a srd NEE,
ths eopir and his nsnv 'rierds he has
here. bu. rush Of bn-in,es prevented his
doing 20. He ard not snow nut that they
might return via Da l,-. The train c,i-
listed ~ an engine fr.m the Galveston,
Houston d HaDd.rson road aud two OIL
GERS csrs.
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WE NIsnAy. Arm 10, 1891.


. From rdli 81 tlis Ct l.. Anril % 1881
Che subscii s,inn to To DAuY nSRALD, TO
be delivered ~ the c y, vi. b. 20 cents per
wtekGnd st0, per mont No reduction
will b. nsdiior sdyerce psymenlsol thrte,
slx and Twelve mcuthe. Thoss who have
already pad in advance VIII have their
time served cut, A'lCr which tney will come
under the Gbave rule. ild Il impo tirls
10 do Otherwise ara give n paper ,verv day
In the week, month and year. Al papers
will be ciscorirued unless the lls arc
promptly paid on presentation.
T. w. HuasT City Circulator.
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Pekin Striped Satin Parasol,
lined. 2 so.

Pekin Striped Satin Parasol,
lined. 2 so.
Pain Black Satin Parsols,
las; same quality, lined, I.75.
Black and Colored Satin
Parasols, better quality, 800.
Fine quality Black Satin Par
asols, at 500, $50 and $50.
Black and Colored Satin Par
asols, star shaped, a handsome
novelty, 1000; same shape, in
fancy silks, 1850 and 1900.
Brccadcd Silk .Parasols, in
black and colors, at 2.25, $50
and $50. Fancy Brocades,
lace trimmed, $50. Black
Brocade Parasols, star shaped,
1850.
A large line of other styles
in fancy parasols that are per-
fectly new and handsome.
Misses Parasols at all prices
Sun Umbrellas in black, col
ored and cbangeable silks.
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All Silk Parasols, natural

st ks, Sc up to So.
All Silk Parasols, horn han
dies, 81 up to IS IS.
All Silk Parasois,a, ebony
handles, 81 to S3.2s.
All Silk Parasols, silver and
gold plated handles, lis TO 2.25
All Silk Parasols, pearl in
laid handles, from 2.a5 to 3.25
We have also a full line OF
all sizes and qualities in cellu-
loid, ivory, English hardwood
and fancy handles that are en-
tirely new.
Carriage Parasols in various
styles. A'he only. parasol that
permits a lady TO shade her
self with comfort TO herself and
those in the carriage with her.
Cotton Parasols, Bingham
Parasols, Fancy Parasols, at
low prices.
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A CARTOON l. reosnt issue OF Pack q
commepd,d To the INSPECTION OF the La
abiding, las-l,yinp ci,.z as. Toe tcensi,
4 court.io)m. o. one tids Of the bench
stands IN arrsy Of respectable, wsll-to-do
cI,ix,ns wt1 ,ris marked '.Excustd' 10
hand; on the osher csisse ard crowd .
motley tbrong OF ne'erdowcls aud men
whose c,unifuauce proclaim Their
an elton with the criminal In the dock-'ll
eager 10 bssvra in. while Ia the rear the
Jury fixing s.torasy oAucslss in his sleeve.
Tue pJint Is this: 1, a day spent away
from tusinc STA . jury box day entirely
lost; or. rather dossn't the seiv'or get val
q ID rec lived materially and morally fro
che service rendsred to tbs community;
sui arc no jli 20, a. rul, too promo to
accept Insult ,ieEt excuses from men a
v,ikn. AID irfirfn-s7
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THE pa,entee Of preparation dssi2fe ed
70 encourage liver sc'ion ir.ri to ti1'th the
Q ,nstrncii IN OF the B,RTuoLDI pedestal ct
New Ycrk II Mr. Evans W II permit the
trade emblem Of the phys'c painted across
the fac ,de. The proposition Il enough to
make ora too Billions for aoy remedy 10 cure
short OF ckug The impudel nos,ium ven.
dor, and se. New York deserves the insul
for her psrsmonv IN not raising the small
ann need, long ago.
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THp M..s1u1 l. rublCan speaking oil
OsAslEs RkApsssy: by mis- death We 'ose
she Isst OF great aalsxy Of Eneish n vel
asts Who have made ara abiding marx !" H.
era,urs. IuAoKrnr. DIcKrss. BuIwsn,
0rokos ELIor aud tm,ELrs REsDx
vere conten porsneous workers. and
nov that EDflind hiss none OF
ebem LETT, It hss no novel writer
living. young or cla. who can be csssed IN
ehs ssms rank. wIKIE coLrIss isof the
anne srs, hut he belongs in lower plane
-, shan R<spE. the least ofthe great NE
- have named. whilst 9th newer now .
- vko hsvvtaeis reru's'ion within r.
~ esss tysrs !, not me I, be thought Of
A fbe c,uo pen, cfthe FIVE wao are desn.
1ser he ~ sof = tll,d cnceee tbs'
1~srs1~ rss ~ ,bs > { = era Of hovebsro
7'51}s,urs noe f,'rfy srsntd. sDd 70 Amer
~, 81 4 hrrs ths Ensls-b reading world no~
SS~ao ~ sb< b<ss aork Of 'he fu'ufe." III
- sell pcssible thai Ensii.h critics viii
-. tfst An<d = be- novelist tss'
11<n 81Ace eitser q deehpuvo
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Tue rox Office opened on Mordsv morn.
ing ri the sutra house, std IL II he graz
wing infsli sence b. her many fr ends ard
the al s.ir.rs Ut enefev skin, merit ard
nsfd work. shst over 4'os as have already
bssn r.esrvsd for the ccc,sion ~ Mr.. Rem
ton's bes ehf on the 18'b inst. Mrs Cnar-
|otfe Tnom ron, the great aud popular &C.
tr-ry. itssnt- 10 xcel htrstl'. II IL BE- pcssi-
ble. ard this siiru,efo the rsve worth OF one
NJ her o~n. rs,s.ior. Dallas mnst 70 ~
int 10 Xrf. m On. WIN ~eef sinca she
has psepus-<e> u QQr o'';sgns, ~ en-.
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AspuALru,I wonKs.

II was reported lew days ago from Fort
Worth that the asphaitum works oi u no "
4 kun were t. b. removed from th's CITY
n. At point. A HERALD reDortsr iniervies geo
Mr.. Y kin Of the hrm about the remov-l
AID sas tod that positively no rem wal
xorld be made. He said there had b gu
some grabbing snd berksrines amone tn
.tsckh tiers aud the concern ~ss lnsif g
m IN v. out sha. now ne aud Mr. sro he'd
%, ~, the vofks into their hands s,lsly
ana he had "a ken immtdis.e charge. NJ q
IN Al nov work w0tli s. on repul riy. He
aid parties IN Frrt Wort, bid "hrr
hem f1dgrsmen,s {, 60 Over th%re srd
hsa NO need them al they s<ef, m, that
me la,fiis.i.f.- had neen adjusted. tity
.if..fy hnd ofcefs f1r ths sofk hre
he, could DO. heucs the works woli not
,e removed.
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see What We Offer

Ladies' Cotton Hose at exc. 1910 and 100 Q
PAR.
Ladies' Full Regular IN de solids at Csc, CSC.
BE. IS, AID So ap,r.
LldieJ Full Regular Isle Hose at csc, $50
Gnd 90
Ladi,s Fnl Regular Ribbed Lis'e Hose. CSC,
20. 25 an 10. 49,
CHI gics II les at 70 s. IS 2 00. 2 30 q pair.
Our s ,'id Colors compiiln every new shade
in the market Tho mos. desirable styles for
wear win Ill lpe y are our dress goods hose ana
lie y tan ies 1, Lisls.
Fun lie Of Suk hosiery.
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Sanger Brothers
GLOVE DEP.ARTM'T

o5c. Chidren's Imported Iis'c Glover, $50 Sc.
a d SOC Chi drsn's Silk GLOVES, &c 7Sc. s5c. ana
o. yer pair.
child ems .ilk Mitls ~ t5c ard $50.
Our line o. Chi dre,'s Cloves ard hi.ts 10
without &c. pii IN, II est we have evsr car.
ried, III. aitty 81 .hauts Is exqui.i lite.
Lldi = Kid ulov,s are represented BY all the
fashioDa', snad q ( light rev French gray.
IN styles mot n qu, 1t are the to hutton
length, although he mAnufsctuie will -
found IN all desirsble shades,
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An sxchorge says the tcsffjld on which
Jonn BsowY wGs hanged was recently sold
70 syDoicate OF ri hunters for 5000. That
same building" has been sold 10 the eI-
u many thousand feet of lumber on
/, .gious occasions II 10 prolific as the
D .roxGeLfral Lee surrendered under
i .s2lnd wooden ornaments.
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See what We Offer
cbi,drcn,s Fancy Hoso. s,.c n laxc.

Chdren's Fancy Hose, $40 70 l2Xc.
Cnildren's rull Regular Saic solid Hore, NO.
5to5sz. &c; NJ. 6tn7k M M. s to Ss 3d..
@ idr. as Full Reguiar Solid Colors, hne
gu litv No. 8 t. g., ne; No. to Gk, &c; No.
to ~. 3lc; no. s 70 81. i0;.
q ildrgn's full R.gular Lisle Hose, No. O.,
50t; rise Sc a pair TO SH.
Full Ices Of Fancy and Ribbed Isle Hosiery
at low prices. -
Fine gu litias o. new and staple shades in
Cotton aud Lis'e Hosiery.
lul line of -olii nd tancy Infants HOSIERY.
In snort everything In Chidren's Hosiery.
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Uinu,d 10 grow 10 tho estasm and affections
ol I'll ,hcss who have had opportunities 10
achievements. LIT M all help md secure n
romunsrativs brneht WORTHY the exc.ilent
hen, iitisrv, who has done NO much toward
the crjoy ment OF our peopls aud our wal
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RtyEXoE - JOS ~ sweet 10 EDITOR Nix
ON, OF ths !ale Ocean, az to common er
clay, SlNAr LoGAH some time ago eX-
crted himself to ,hwsrt the editorial asp-
ratios Tor the collectorship OF the port Of
Chic,go. and now real Us his error. The
LOGAN boom doesn't eeno through the CT T.
ridors OF the Ioter- Ocean bulldog 10 any
audible ex'ert
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JUDoE .Ru.sELL, of the Nov York bouch,
used the 10 loving hrEular larguags, I'd
dressed 20 ANTHONY M.Tocg, who was in
the witness boa: you, sir, are an infa-
nous ard mtlsvolcnt liar, aud say this in
defense az ths oesu as well as the living y
Mn. CtMsTcck held BIS peace. Tho Ian
guaye was CERTAINLY unworthy of the
ermine, and Mr. CoMsTooK's silence was an
Aionusnt rpnI,
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HEAVY THEFT or MULEs.

Monday u,ght thieves made raid on the
s,abl.p OF the san Jac'nt0 street railway
aud drove oil lrven muler, whinn they got
AZ tar with as ten miies on Wbits Rock
creek where tor some unknown rra-un MI
VI them but one were ABANDONED. The ten
found were returned 10 the stables ana a
parly Ia no, on the ran NJ the other one.
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Ladies' Domestic Isle Gloves at csc, $50 and
$40 aptlr 80, "a. "a.
A he ,bnre In B'a y apd New co'ors.
Ladies' 81 X Gloves. ersty style. 70. % ano
tiss Mit's, In J rsey styles. at soc. 6jc, '5c.
ac' silk MiS,s, 5,c, T5, I on IN to . 20.
Our color. IL silk Cloves aud Mitts leave no'n-
chlldrcns Domestic Isle Glove. i5c. 20, and
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I'd DE. indicats lhat tne &C,

''Jft hes indicate that the oocupa-
a. he IJ,y ftefand criminal lawyer
ci 'iic'Tnati y rot gone have been su--
pend, d indefinitsly. Think Of Two criminal
coLyictions ia one day Ia that city. Out OF
tbe nshes OF her cnurI.house q temple Of
justioe sy yet arise that wiz serve IS .
monument 10 the victims OF the bloody
~
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I8ou.chold Matters.

Household Matters.
Mr.. +. Reyu lis. SIC Wslou, street Phil
sdelphis. Pennsylvania. ssys that he he's
ussf the great pain cIre, 1T, Jacobs OIL, l,
his family for household accidents, snd 1,
tjs own csse for severe neuralgis, AID
II rive ycn" h fnr her ssvs, my fuil be
n fla IT'S CREST vi-'nes ~ n cure"
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The IstofipR man liis remarkably
large spa o In the feiioa 81 the politicians
eye just before election, ard n remarkably
small spncn jus, thsresit
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'Tur gospel" ssys the Christian Adye-
cate, us tho ore effective rem,cy for II.
temperau c." Ard yet We have intempsr-
ence even ~ religion.
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O..r0UU scns IT fire land located 10
ZONES county, n,rih OF Abilene ana 'olr
miles west Oi county seat, known ss Hs--
rsan county school lands located ls50,
g,h lastipr water The dryrst se,sons Pes.
ant price 81 81. JAS. X IRON,
Ovnrtnn. Tx.
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InrSnlo.

Tor SnIo.
4. 20 head Of Kaufman county raised
stock raiil. Tor sale. Addfras w. A, Car
lille. Prair..vile, Kinimsn county, :exaj,
or a, E. Carlisle, KAUFMAN. Texas.
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INDIC tTIOSS.

For the wo,orn Gulf State': Fair weather;
kouth, wet "a north ,os wind becoming vara-
be; seIS,nly higher btrcm ter, slight changes
IN tenn eiature.
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TERMS or suBsCRIprI0N.
MANY


Ccmprl,i x o. NJ tagpr W hny.slx columns
made NJ ~ m the or AN q tie Il y eiiliou',
IL tho In res, ani rh u cst nov pare la the
State, and T. nov offered - tn, following 10
0ued rates
Ono Copy, One Year. ....,,,,.........Si. DO
From March Ia November 10, 1881 10
I.yaMABLY - ADvAsCi.
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Free of Postage to All tnrts of the United
States aud Canada.

Remit bv drat on Dallas. p1'tIihcc mercy or,
DER or regi tered lrei | sent o'irrfbe, We
viii NOT be Rec oiisibe ~ mis- nrdHg,s Ad'
6ross THE H. RAID. Dal.s, Texas.
Specimen copi,s cent rec on al plioauon
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Al Papers Discontinued NJ the Expiration
af tle Time Paid For.

Look al the ptiitrn hb'l ~ you' perer TIE
date Their on 'hows When ~ 'ub',r'plh ca.
renewal l. \ u de- Ire mt rnkcu nlts NJ We can
not alv nys iuiiih beck umner
eubs rih' cesirii z ne Hdife snf th'ir paper
changed vii place ne ~ their L, mnun ca
uon both b, 4 nj rev address
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Here we have q showing OF over s45 30
600 SUR lus to he left over Butthe nmoun'
on the 1884 bssi, W n doubtless run II mp TO
a,ou, so 600 900. which " l. more than re-
move the internal tax on Tobacco.
Now there Is another tax entirely demo
CRITIC OF character and without iujiry to
our people, the con umeis. We aliu'e to
he tax on co Zee and tes. These
tsx,s restored won d yield SOM
40 COO 600 m,-e, or surplus O.
nearly $i00mO0,0. We say suo1 lax
would not hurt these co,snmers. A.
proof oi this 1t will he recollec'ed tina
when the duties wers REPEALED tbs prio's
here we're no. a. ali lowered, bu: were IN I
30 much Of u pure gilt 20 this foreign "a
tons sending the articles to US. This, every
poli,io.l economist understands. II ".
have not fully met and successfully replied
q, and repealed our correspopdcst's ttric
Or 3, our columns are opsnfo him or any
one Else for further discussion on these nov
all inpor,rrt suti o's-mas'er.
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TiIr wrvriisil

GALVESTON, Apiil 5-FJilovlng Ia the
weather r.port inr the cotton belt furnish
II by he u tied States s'gnl service, not.
IN IN spiinnction win tn rsl wave:
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

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