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AMATEUR RfG Alta.
Canada to be r presented by Her Best
Crews

TuWotIo, OSr., August 7.-Great in
t.re>t : pein. taken here in the prepara-
uous luT tn rcga IA OF the United States
Association ot Amateur OIrSman at Wat.
sins, y. y, next week, and the fastest OF
Canadian scu!ers and crews are training
here for the different events The Argo-
uaut iour-oaIed crew of Toronto 90 down
this week to Watkins, and have been
rowing for 4 month past to get in trim
Tor the race.
Joseph l.aing, OF Montreal, who headed
the amateur championship race in the
United States Association last year, and
who Is looked upon in Canada AS about
as iuNiucible an amateur oarsman as Han
Ian is u professional, Is also training here,
and Will leave for \, " York in a few days
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ATLANTA, Ga.

nr ! Brnlh,ld
DEAR SIX some fifteen wears ago
examined the receipt of your re-
male Regulator. and carefully studied
authorities in regard to III c"mlp"'
ucnt~: and then. n well a. nov, pro-
no,nrc it 10 br the most scientific and
,killtul combination of the really re
liable and rcmrdia. vegetable agents
known to ,cirncr 10 act directly on
the womb and uterine organs and
parts ~ympnihiIin% directly with thr>r'
and. therefore, providing II specific
remedy for all diseases OF TIA" womb;
and OF the adjacent organs and parts,
\ ours truly.
JESSE BoHING. VI. -. II. II.
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saved Her Life.
RIDGE. MClNToSH Co, g.

RIDGE. MClNIOSH I o.. "a.
Dr J. Bradfcld
DEAR SIR have taken several bot
ties of your Female Regulator for fall
inc of the womb and other diseases
combined. of sixteen years standing,
and | really believe | am cured en-
tircly. for which please accept my
heartfelt thank. and most profound
gratitude. | know your medicine
saved my life. 80 You see | cannot
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recommended il TO several OF my ac-
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was. \ Yours very respectfully,
MRS. W. H. ~TERHlNS.
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SCRANTON, PA, August Yesterday
Andrew Fcllan, brakeman, thrust his
hand into a hole to get u kitten he sup
posel was there. When he drew his
hand out rattlesuake was attached to
IT, The reptile released its hold only al
ter Fel,an had given 1t vigorous lash
ing. His hand soon became discolorcd
and swollen The symptoms of poison
IN. extended to his arm aud produced a
swelling that caused iute st suffering.
Fellau was piled with stimulsnts, and
there Is u possibility oi hts recovery
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BeiSlurn.
.ERlOUs RIOTS FEA

BRUssELs, August In the Chamber
yesterday, an exciting debate occurred
over thrpropo>i tlou to open negotiations
looking towards a resumption OF relations
with the Vatican. After the ad ourument
OF the debate, the great crowd which had
gathered in the streets hooted and jeered
the members who had supported the
Government, and they were obliged TO ac-
cept the protection OF the po ice while
leaving the building. The feeling among
the popu.ace against the Ministry is 50
bitter that serious riots are feared.
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GORDON hNrECTs AID.

CAIRO, August 7.-Colonel Kitchener
telegraphs from DougolH that General
Gordon recently wrote the Mudir OF Don
goa, asking what point the expedition
which he supposed had left Cairo had
reached, AMI how many men composed d
ii. lie added that he had 5000 soldiers
at khartoum, and that All were we'll.
It is evident that General Gordon Is reck-
oung upon the speedy arrival of the aid
nrOtnl.cd him
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Hawke. new ry>,aliIcd lrnsr-. the
tiur-t in the world. fer the prc.rrvu-
tion of the sight. recommended by the
medical faculty throughout tho cuun-
try. Hawke, patent extension spring
eye glasses, the finest in existence.
The above gla>>r- are lifted 10 all cun-
ditions of the eye 10y Castle, X Morri-
son. agents, llhr Old Drug Corner.
Peddler, will not br supplied with
these glasses al any price. aui-2m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-10

RALEiGH, n c.. August Search for
Daniel Gould, the murderer OF W Is Car
penter who recently escaped from Wades-
bora Jall, continues. Hundreds Of men
have searched the woods and Swamps,
among the searchcrs being Cougrcs,lnan
Il I Bennett, of the sixth District Gou d
j. desperate negro, and viii resist To
the death
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ANOTHER BLOODY STRUGGLE
Texas the Scene of "a Sanguin
airy Battle Between TWO
Old Friends.
They Meet on Their Way to Camp Meet
ing and Settle Accounts Of Loug-
Standing Between Them,
One of The Combatants Dcad and Two
Dying, Whle the ThiId May
Recover.

FEEpuNA, TEX, August News is
just received ot Il hefc combat that oc-
currrd On Monday evening ten miles
north Ot here between tour desperate
characters, who happened to meet near
the line between san saba aud Mason
Counties samuel Faulkner aud Henry
Allen attacked the Two Woodall
range with repeating rifles
The Wuodsli~, dismount ng, returned
lhe lire from behind their horses. Eight
shots were rapidly fired by each side
Alien tell about the nilh round, pie ced
through the heart. one vi the WOOdal.>
recc we'd u bullet in the shoulder near
the neck, disabling him The renainin.
WOodal! brother and Faulkner then ap-
preached each otn,r
Win BOWIE KNIVES DRAWS,
and fearful duel followed, each being
skilled wicldcrs OF the weapons The
wounded Woodall, lying near 10y bleed
ing to dca h, kept urging his brother on.
Faulkner, however, after Il Icw sharp
struggles, seized Woudul's left wrist,
aud gave him quick jerk, which
brought him to his knees and a.
the after fell Faulkner plunged his
knife Just below the victims heart
Faulkner then turned TO look alter Al
len, hi, dead companion. As he did 50
hc received bullet in the breast from
TIA pistol of the elder Woodall, who lay
there unable 10 rise, ms neck aud shoulder
being >plt open.
Faulkner may recover, but the Wood
ais are dying They soon became uu-
conscious from loss of b. ood. MIR. Bur.
ucr, who tried to prevent the hostilitieS,
Received severe flesh wound, in the arms.
Hurucr and two other men witnessed the
battle from the beginning but
DARED NOr IN1ERFEHE.
Faulkner tod one of the spectators that
the t4ht was the result OF au old teud in
Arkansas, where al had once been
/, ends He said he ku " it was death
Whru they met, aud he WAS glad it was
over Alien had nearly > ,ou1 on his
r't-un. II Is believed each party was on
ITS WtY Ia attend a camp-mecl,uS uuW IN
PROGRESS here.
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We have a large and complete -toci
OF I'VE fything pertaining to our trade
farm mschiuery aud implem"u's The
La Dow Pulverizers, the bet uanuiac-
tureI H. the world, in sock Al.o
Giu Presses. Oliver Chilled 81 K,
Plows, Wagons aud Buggl. and every
thing else needed for he farm, field OF
shop. Prices Il, low H. such qualities OF
goods can b. purchs.' 4 suy where el.e,
VII pay the highest market price Tor
gram on accourt
When ia rhr city, call around and eN-
annie our goods and pric.'s.
RIPIU" x JURNEY.
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The Morning Star Ready to Garry
Great TIdlngs OF JOY"


Great TIdlngs OF JOY"
BAlHE, ME,, August The mission
AIRY steam r Morning star was launched
at noon yesterday. Her dimensions are:
Length, l3l feet; breadth, - feet, .
inches, DEPTH y feet. Appropriate
services took place, conducted by Rev.
O. ". Folsom, and consisted
OF prayer 10y Rev. Dr. Robbins,
of Iowa; an address by Rev Aipleus
Harvey OF Boston; hymus, prom
Gecnlaud's Icy Mountains" aud "lhe
Morning l. ght is Breaking," and bene-
dictiou. The steamer is owned by the
American Board for Foreign Missions.
Much OF the amount came irom sunday
school contributions, mostly ot i've ceut>,
emitting Zach chiid to certificate o.!
stock.
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\ meeting of the old Johnson
Island prisoners. from all the various
southern armies. assembled Yesterday
on the grounds at the headquarters Of
the Missouri ext ontcdcratc,.
The president stated the object of
the meeting wa, to organic the sur
viVorS of the johnson island prison
crs. and to bring rs many of thrm TO-
gcthcr annually ~ possible. 10 take
step, to preserve the graves OF those
who died at johnson Island anl were
buried there, and prrprtuatr the
kindly mcmuric, of that historic Is
| lnul prison
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When we consider the health to he
better Than wealth, then must VIC con
slider the old field mullen better than
glod-at least the medical world 81
recoVnize 1t, and attest its meri :
over cod liver oil for lunS troubles
Made in a tea aud combined with
swe,t gum. il presents in Taylor
Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and
Mullen, "A pleasant and effective cur'
for Group, Whoop'ug- cough, [ old
aud Consumption, Sold by all drug
gists at 2jc and 81 0O a bottle.
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TRENTON, y j, August The Re
publican Convention met here yesterday
to choose an electoral ticket F. X,
Paugborn, OF the Jersey City J,arHai,
presided, and Ex-Governor Oglesby OF
Illinois. made the principal address EX-
senator John Taylor and +, Potts
were chosen electors-at-large.
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Texas grown. accinatcd. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed in all fruit trees, shade
or ornamental trees bought of me
Will plant and insure ifrequired. viii
give every advantage that any party
at Il distance can offer, and am here
to make my contracts good. Reserve
your orders and call on me AT TIL,
SEED STORE. i. W. NEsEN.
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DUBLIN, August : - The Freem'n'S
Journal to-day publishes an appeal to
lrshmeu for contributions toward Il fund
to recoup O'Bricn, editor OF the IRited
Ircidnd, for losses sustained in defraying
the expenses OF the recent legal proceed
ingS in connection with the Cornwall
scandal.
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LEAvENWoRrn, HAS, August An
order was published At Fort Leayen.
worth to-day sentencing First Lieutenant
James o Mackey, OF the Third Cavalry,
TO be confined 10 the limits Of the Reser-
ystion of Fort Le4yenworth for period
oil eight months, AND 10 forfeit llty dol
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The finest Photographic work ever
done in this city is now being turned
out at the gallery of Mr.. W. II. Jack
son. on Austin Avenue. Prot. Cohen.
of Houston, one of the finest artists in
the state. now has charge of this work
and lovers of the beautiful in art can
spend half hour very protitably III
examining some OF hi. beautiful spec
imcns. II
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Dr T. Rrndhrld Atlnutn ',t.
DEAR ~IK-I t.kr pleasure III stat.
ing that | nave used. for III" last
twenty years, the medicine YOU are
now putting up, known II, l)r. Brad
fields Female Regulator, and consider
il the best combination ever gotten to-
rrthcr for the disease for which II l.
recommended. With kindc-l regards,
am, c~pcc,tully.
" l.. lERHEIL. VI, -.
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Dr. W III alice has removed his OF.
iicr 10 Castle. Morrison ~ Co.'s drrg
store. At uiyht h. cln hc found at the
NJ Cl,Iland hotel by rciephoning or hy
calling al room 1Ol. 6-2O-2m
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Pecler', Chill and Fever syrup i,
warranted 10 cure any cast of chill,
and fever ContAiu, no quininc oi
arsenic, or anything Injurious to III,
system.
PEELER's DnUG STORE,
augl-Sm sixth and Austin 81.
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Ten Thousand pounds fresh lard al
! 70 cnt- by TIA" can and l. II cents
retail. Guaranteed to Keep all sum
mcr. " HELLER. l-hNtlAN y 'o'
Aug 3-2w
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Professor undd,u'> >cicc, >chool.

Prot. Maddin will open the Four
tceuth Annual session of hi select
school. at hi residence on south
Third street. ON Monday. september
!, Terms n heretofore. Mrs. Mad
den will open her Primary school at
the same time and place. u
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RoME, August -Four earthquake c
shocks were felt this morning at FraS-
catl, Albauo and Castclle ROmani, 4 few
miles southeast of Rome.
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a nAn. ~ Ao. Ake TeNa-. hasa thrilling
history of hi own. va, the first
speaker of the day \ Vein ut humor
preyaded hi, speech. and b. ker, ,hr
crowd laughing throughout hi, rr-
marks.
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Cholera Germs Discovered in the
Water at Marseilles, Arles
and AK.
England Must be Master Of Egypt
To Evacuate the Soudan Would be
an Indellible Dishonor."
Serious Riots Feared in Belgium Over
the Proposition to Open Nego,ia-
,ions With the Vatican.
France.


PARIS, August 1T is announced that
u microscopic analysis oi the water used
for drinking purposes At Marseilles,
Aries aud AK has revea ed millions OF
baciiii, or cholera germs. The discovery
causes great sensation.
rIIE SAINTS FOREfEND.
Ten thousand persons took part in a
religious demonstration at Ain yesterday
Alter solemn procession through the
streets, "A special service Was held at the
Cathedral for the purpose of besecchng
the saints to stay the ravages OF the dis
ease.
CHOLERA.
There were five deaths from cholera at
Marseilies yesterday.
MAnsEiLLEs, August I. - Only two
deaths from cholera last night
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To Rent. A desirable second
story front room adjoining my store
suitable for lawyer ur doctor.
Tom PADGIIT.
InlA u Il III
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THE REUNION.
The Third Days Ceremo-
nieS and the Unabated
Ardor.
Beautiful Weatber.-- Vcmentss> OF
the Nar--.frateruul GresIing>
.--Diguitarics Pre>ent--- Ad-
dres>e. and speeches
---tlag>.

F-- .-- T., .ts H.ra-4
ll2lz,. Angus, s-Thc opening
ceremonies Il the d4v Were lr-iaerl
~ -s "a. i'y $ rrsscr from Ee' J.
N l-wl- o: WaNAtarh.-. WHO iu'u..
ei ,Ar Nly.a- blessing .eA tle G.-. -
.uE
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sugl-Sln


Mr.. NJ. J. Green, z Nj. a Moth But
tslo, Pa, states his feet were iadiy
FROST aud re suffered also with pam
10 the head, which st. Jacobs OIL, The
great psin releycr. completely cured.
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Leave yDdr order, for carriages. or
baggage To be transferred from all
parts of the city. at the Pacific Express
otico, or notify by telephone. j25-lm
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one good secondhand eight horse
power engine for sale cheap. apply
to TOM pADGll'r.
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lars of his pay per mouth for this period.
t. 'utcuant Mackcy was yesterday found
.uity Dy Court Maitai OF visiting an
otliHl'~ mcss-room and beating George
henderson, the servant OF Lieutenant
ful er, without provocltion.
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of Bonham, Wa- nest introduced 10
the audience hy Gcn. tahrll -, the
silver tongucd" orator of Norih
Texas. He delivered one ol lho luost
brilliant effort, that the rc-union ha-
been favored with
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Lost.

y memorandum pocket book Will
some valuable papers. The iindel
will leave al this office and receive ;
suitable reward. 2lif
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For Rent. TWO new urick store
HOUSES near Marrow Gauge depot
Enquire OF TON PApGIrI.
iN2y-lm
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Colonel j. v Booth. editor OF the
Decatur Tribune. (Wi,e county, wa,
called upon fora speech. In respond
ing Colonel Booth said that any cN-
pectatiun of being called on to make
= speech. was tarthcre-t from hi-
thoughts In few well chosen
words, he paid a glowing tribute To
the heroi>m of the Texas soldier, in
the war and of their equally heroic
achieyment> in times otpcace.
REV. ". 7. ENNIS,
spokesman of the Arkansians. was in
troduccd Ia the audience 10y General
Cahell. After iudulging in few pre-
liminary remarks. he stated that four
of the happiest wears of his life were
spent in the Confederate rank. lie.
together with his comrades. fought
fora principle, and though the cause
was lost, the principles were still
alive. lie touched upon State right,
ana the sovereign privilege, of the
people, not from u political standpoint
hut from business one. The ami
mosilies of the war had subsidized. he
opined, and the Southern soldiery
were among the best citizen, of the
nation
col. WNLIE.
Col. Wylie was Introduced 10 the
audience by Gen. Campbell as Union
soldier, who desired 10 read ,crie,
of resolutions adopted by the Federal
soldiers present. Col. Wylie in hi,
Introductory remarks. paid high
compliment 10 the chiyalry of III,
Southern soldiery, Though yanquish
ed, they aroused themselves from III,
ashes of the late war a. Phoenix. ant
resolved themselves into good. sub
stantial citizenship. He stated III,
Federal representation ON the ground
was in perfect accord with the senti
ment which actusted the ex-Confede
rates.
On reassembling Al 2:SO O'Clock in Ia,
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Another Cyclone in the sou,hwes,

PoGIIANp, ORf,, August The town
of Wasco, In Eastern Oregon, WAS visited
Yesterday 10y a heavy aud destructive
cyclone. The storm came from the south
east. The wind was accompanied 10y a
perfect drlugc, but the rain storm lasted
uu,y lew minutes. The new Methodist
Church aud large mill were
both Frustrated. a number of other
buildings were uurouicd aud otherwise
damaged \ prominent citizen, \. VI.
barnett, was fatally Injured 10y getting
caught under iaii ing building. The
damage can not be estimated, but 1t will
be very heavy
I he sawmill, planiug mill and lumber
yard OF Seaton 4 Ladd ST Paiouse City,
". T., were destroyed by tirc yesterday
The loss will reach $4,000. The insur-
auce ,s less than 1000.
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afternoon Ex-Governor Hubbard wn>
the first orator introduced to the as-
scmblagc. His appearance on inc
stand was greeted with rounds ot N"-
cifcrous applause. Hi, remarks Wcr"
serious. pathetic and humorous. lie
stated that hc was g.ad to meet lh'
audience. and would cndcaNor 10 m
tercst them for n few moments Al
though he had.to travel uvrr % pain
well truddvn. he remarked That hr
was selected amoug the last bUt by no
means the least lrctcrrlng to hls corp
uirucNl To pay hi rc->cCt> to the cN-
I tunirdcratc> assembled, lie thought /
the objects of the reunion noble ana
worthy - the mission an exalted one.
The vast cuncour~C. he cloqurutlN /.
had met not solely for the /
purpose of exchanging cordial greet .
ing. but also to pay a tribute iu the /
dead dead in body but alive in mem !
plN The skeletons of the past lic ab- (
nurrcd. but thought such reunion a. .
the present one were mctc and proper.
The ~outl was enjoying a new era /
a sunlight of prosperity and all -cc- |
lional differences had been buried a. /
i"t as va" ~ We
iit;,'., r.,. n,,ir nl,uir,lJo ,.i,i,.u-ti,,
.inrc ,hn ,,,r
,,,,,,,.,,,>,.r
i oli""in9 b"N. 'iupp"'" "u'''
was AN 'H''llhg lh'i''h'' u Nh> we
solemn ana lo"r'ilhg ''rr'h"nA ~
christening little Grace Rector Mitch
ell. the child Of the Reunion. Miss
Mll'hri' l. one year "i aye AN" Pr''-
my enjoyed me ceremony, 0hI Wa
SUPPORTED ny t'Il' Ap'H' "n'' '''"'
Lewis. oi w aAalih'hl cIuI"'H''H pro-
claimed the young lalN Tue i'' "' '"'
sturdy veterans.
CuL.J. q. ClIL\uWIru.
of Houhain. vu- next introduced TO
the audience hy Gcn. Cabrll -, the
silver tongllcd" orator of \orlh
! Texas. He delivered one of tho luost
| brilliant effort, that the reunion ha-
been favored with.
/ cr< v.,t.t
,.l...u H.,
Nn9 NV i4'",',' ~ ,i"t I.r IiL.rI
I'"'" 't!""', w. ','''," n, ,,,n-
''' .,,. L.,, ,i',,,,7, thn
r"sl.,cN. ~ ." ,.;,,i ,i,,. rri,,,;-
H""' nay ,''.' .lI., I'm
p''s 'o' NV, ~ ''> w ,,I,;'I .r,i
r'l,i"iio"' 'nu ""J,'.a ,','r,. r,II.
''ia,c" .n' ,,o"''''' u .'iI' ,t.,, ,ynrn.
hi'" '"'i ,,.,r,
Nv .,'o". e., i"nJ ~ oiJ to the
southern '''"' :" '",' w. ,,.,;,,,
Ii'"l"''',''''r W ,'', ..','I.J ,i.tn,,,' mt
,'o"' ~ t"', a." ,r;ni, a,,J r>nr,,i.
IL
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ANTID0TE TO MALARIA.

HE FEELS LIKE A NEW MAN.
nave had Dyspepsia. with Constipa-
kInds OF pills, and TUFTS are the first
mar nave done me any good. They have
rleined me out nicely. Ny appetite Is
nave natural passages. ! feel like a new
man" w..D. EDWARDS, Palmyra, o.
Soleeyerywhere, ,20c. Ofice, a Murray ST, NY.
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INacIiy the Right Thing.

The best smoking tobacco !, "Litu,
Joker
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rs CENT COLUMN.

NOR SALE.-My residence, North Fourth
L street j NJ RiNklRE.
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EOR StLE--Or Rcut six new and bcauti.
!! ful cottages we'll located. Inquire vi X.
N Page, Eclipse Lumber NHrd.-iualu
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lN-co>rlunnNrr REUNION.

Letter OF Regret From j IL Davis.
DALLAS, TEN, August Nearly TWEEN
" veteran organizations are represented
at the rN- Confederate reunion, There are
also special headquarters for ext niun
soldiers, and the most lriternlI relations
are manifested by tn SURVIVOR of the two
armies This morning there were fully
5U 600 men in camp, and the city was
packed with visitors. The number al the
grounds was VariOusly estimated At from
ij.uuu to 10000 Colonel G ;. Mitchell,
President ul the cN-CoAedcrItu Assucia-
ton, delivered the address ui we.
come, winch was responded to
oy Governor ireland. Most Streuu-
Gus efforts were made TO secure
the presence OF jeff Davis, the society
going 50 Tar a. 10 pace special train
and pa'acc car at hi disposal but at ms
az, seventy sin ycar>-hi> friends feared
that ih, excitement Of tur NEE ting would
prove iata. to him, and he WAS prevailed
upon To remain away. lie sent letter
iu winch he said ''l send NOu my warm
est CONCENTRATIONS of the hardy Old svt-
tiers, WAo against desperate odds, won ihe
battles of the war iOr ludcpeuCeucc. Ot
the veteran, VINO served In the war with
Mexico, how few wait on the verge OF etcr-
ntF. II WAS a rule among Romans to re-
ward Generals return NJ successful from
iuici@u wars, but never to grant Il triumph
/ "a victor, Wuu iu luteIueclne STRIFE.
NItA u> tn rue has been reversed, and
ia. Vet ran, ui the war Wilh Mexico
have been ,he subjects OF special ais.
Ormtnauuu Iue history ol IrAas is
lua uI heroic deeds from the >eil-sacrl-
icing Rand who perl-Aed at the Alamo,
To rlt, defense Of Sabine Pass
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