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stnte Court OF Annonls.

AUSTIN, April IS Special. Court of
Appeals affirmed: Gulf, Colorado ~ San.
Ia Fe railroad VS.. p. w. Lowe, from El.
lis.
Paris Gaslight company VS., M. D. Nc
Horn, from Lamar.
Missouri Pacific railroad VS.. ]. II.
Martin, from Tarrant.
Missouri Pacific railroad vs. w. A.
Fairas, rom Tarraut.
Reversed and remandod: Il. III. Strong
vs.. the State, from Coleman.
Elijah Milter vs.. the state, from Col.
lin (rohearing granted)
Ex-Perte:J. G. Duffy, from Limestone;
CoRil reduced 10 $25O).
Tony Illusion vs.. tho State, from Fan.
MIN.
Reversed and dismissed: Ned Ander
sOu vs.. the state, from Henderson.
Submitted on briul8 and oral argument
Tor both parties: Jim Anderson VS.. the
state, from Freestouc.
On briefs for both parties: A. G. Bell
VS.. Che State, from Collin.
On motion or rehuariug and to strike
out alidHvits of Dashiall ~ Pashnll
uenry Shaw vs.. the State, from Bexar
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Lsngview Locnla.

LoNayIEw, April IS Especial, Prot.
Mann IS equlpping very Gno skating
rink here, in the cotton Warehouse OF
j. G. Turner's building.
Mrs WllOurn will give tho finest sup
per ever given in this place next Tues
day, which win be largely attended by
the elite OF Longyiew and vicinity.
}. 7, Clements and Joe r. ClemmSns
will leave here tomorrow as ropre-
sentstives 10 the Knights OF Pyihias
meeting at Gainesville, 10 commence
Tuesday morning. w. Alex. Abey,
grand vico-chancellor for this state, loft
here yesterday to preside over their
deliberations.
The Cumberland Presbyterian re-
NiVal still continues very interesting,
aud Is well attended.
Warren Wicks, tic inspector, has al
ready inspected about $4,000 ties for the
Fort Worth Il Denver City railroad, ON
w, l.. RObinson's contract.
A company OF citizens IL being organ
i2ed TO construct a PAN Electric Tele-
phone exchange here soon,
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GEN. GRANT NOT DYING.
He DISCUSSES SUMNER RESORTS
Booked for Trip to the CatskilIs-A
View From His window-Throat
Nearly Good as New-Bul-
letins Discontinued.

NEW YORK, April 1850 a. m.--Gen.
Grant fell into aquiet sleep Immediately
after 10 O'Clock and slept well until a.
M, when he awoke and took nourish-
ment. He soon fell asleep again and
slept until ., when he awoke and nour-
lshment was again given him, He then
slept lightly until 6, when he
awaketully, took his coffee, dressed,
and is now moving quietly about the
rooms. His pulse and temperature are
normal.
GOING TO CLIMB THE CATsKILLs.
When Dr. Newman left the house this
afternoon he said the family had a con-
sultation this morning and decided that
az soon as the weather would permit,
me general should be taken to the Cat.
skis. DR.. Newman said the doctors
had told him the generals chances of
recovery were ono in thousand.
HE APPEARS AT THE WINDOW.
Al Ii O'Clock the curtain behind the
part of the generals window toward the
park was pushed aside, and the general
himself appeared at tine window. His
face wore a strained expression that was
almost pitiiul. He stood erect save for
the us$ Dt his cane.
AS DR.. Douglas was leaving
INC mouse, between and 0 O'Clock, he
was asked when the next bulletin
would be issued He said no further
bulletins would be issued to-day, be-
cause the patient was so comfortable
there was no necessity tor IT, Incident
ally, the Doctor remarked that the gen.
erals throat had cleared up finely and
there was bright, clear appearance OF
the parts. The general had been better
ever since the hemorrhage. The doc
tors had talked over tho situation with
tho general and the family and they
were told that though there
was at present a lul
il must not be taken for granted ina
cause for alarm had passed. DR.. Doug
las remarked that the general was Tx
best patient he had over had. He die
all that was directed, and his will powe
! was surprising. IL has not been full,
delermlnod TO take the general 10 tn
Catskills. There will be d consultation
Tomorrow,
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ENNls, April l7.--,spcclall-woat
so fine thepast week that II makes tho
farmers heart glad and builds up his
hopes Of an abundant return for his
labor. Wheat, corn and cotton doing
well Farmers arc taking advantage OF
the good weather aud pushing their
work rapidly, Get n Texas farmer once
fairly started, with fair prospect
ahead, and he will soon show what en-
ergy aud hard labor can accomplish.
Trade is dun, AS hut few farmers are in
town,
The new city council met aud organ.
lied on Tuesday, thore being full NJ.
tendance. Nothing OF importance was
acted upon. II adjourned subject to
the call Of the mayor, who convened
the council again ON Thursday, when
II made the following appointments
ofteachers for the Ennis public school,
to serve during the next scholastic
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7Os nLM srRErr.

panied by MIR. Garvey, of tho same line;
VIM. Flannelly, OF the Erie, Geo. l..
Harrison, of the Chicago Il Northwest
ern, A. l.. Smith, of the Memphis a. Lit
tie Rock, j. l.. A. Thomas, Of the Sun
set, and Geo. knight, of the Vandalia.
John Howard, of the Bee Line, failed TO
show up.
Mr.. Joe Hill, j. II. Mason and L. r .
Moote, from Dallas; Mr.. j. @. Wright
DR.. w. A. Gotcher, $. H. Morrison and
". @. Bryant, from CARA; MIR. Il. q.
Cooper, Il. M. Smith aud wife, j. w.
Hatcher and wife, Mrs. Lott, Mrs. DR.
Smitn, and Mr.. j. a, Harris, from Lew.
isville; DR.. II. A, Roberts, Mrs. II. A.
ROberts,D. b, Roberts, Miss M. A. Rob.
berts and O. s. N arlon, from Cedar Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. Q. Leoper and DR.. l.
High from Cloburne.
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WAsuiNGroN April 49, Commodore
Walker chief OF the burcu Of uavig.-
ton to-day received tu8 ouowing telo.
gram from Commando McCala, no
Panama:
"rho force from The Atlantic station
was reviewed yesterday / have lust
passed over the ing e.. tho railroad.
The political condition of tho isthmug
Is chaoic. n tho iraus is 60 be- kept
open, "a short stay must not be COnte lie
plated. The entire naval force now az
AspiuWall and Panama should remain
for the present. The situation 10 pauama
Is unsettled. Tho example set 20 Aepiu-
wall will be precedent for the dissltis.
fed for some time tu come.
Commander Kane, oil the United
States steamer Gaiena, has made his re-
port 10 Secretary Whitney, under date
Of April s, relative to the burning Of As
pinwal by tie insurgents ON
the afternoon Of March 81,
and the part taken by his
command the protection OF American
citizens and their property.
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aIaitera ntNlenla.

MEXIA, April IT, Special. N. l..
Waller and family left yesterday for
the exposition,
w. l.. Beckham, formerly proprietor
Of tho Beckham house, is about to To-
cate in Greenville, where be will erect
a fine three-story brick hotel. Mr.
Beekham has been in the business here
ever since MeNia was a tsWn. Green.
vile Will be q great gamer while Mexia
loses ono Of her best citizens.
RIhe mayor is out in card calling on
the marshall to strictly enforce tho
sunday law and hereafter there is to be
no slipping in by the back door.
Maj. Swami, Of Kosse, leetured here
last mig BIT on the evils Of intemperance.
Mrs. Garittyi Of Corsicana, is visiting
friends here.
Weather is all chat could be desired,
and farmers well up with their work.
business is SO dull that the merchants
are mostly engaged in fishing and hunt.
ing.
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The Courts.
CITY COURT.

City VS.. Tom Smith, intoxicated;
fined 81.
City VS.. Henry Stark, obstructing
sidewalks discharged.
City VS.. Harry Holland and Jim Sni-
der interfering with private property;
discharged.
City vs.Mike Mezazzinsid, Drumming
at the union depot; discharged.
City VS., G, u. Atkins, assault and
battery; fined So
City VS.. Frank Haley, interlering with
private property discharged.
DISTRICT COURT
Tho case of George w, Miller VS.. Tex
as Il Pacific railway, damage suit Tor
$4,000 for the alleged careless killing OF
mis- son, Geo. B.Miller,who was n brake
man on that line, concluded in the dis
trict court yesterday noon, Tho father
Geo. w. Miller, for the benefit of MIN.
self and wife, Elizabeth h. Miller, sueo
the company tor damages in the sum .,
$4,000. The jury returned a verdict Of
$1,000, $1,000 for the husband aud $500
for the mother.
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Commissioner Of AgrIoulnTo.
Moro COiorcd Oauors at the mansion

WAsnINGroN, April ls.---A delegation
OF colOred men from Virginia called
upon the President yesterday to pre-
sent petition asking him to appoint to
the position in that state men who
would not nso their offices for political
purposes.
The president received them cordially
and in reply TO their representations
said:
have listened with much interest TO
the words which you have addressed
mo ana am glad 10 learn that YOU are
determined 10 claim only the fights and
privileges OF citizens by proper nor
Torrance Of your duties as such citi-
zens IL has been said that eternal
vigilance is the price of liberty. | de
sire to remind YOU oil this and 10 saw
thai the vigilance TO which ! refer is
based upon that intellirence and
thoughtful consideration which induces
you ~ sec and apnrahalj things that
pertain 20 your Interests Gs citizens
and tp gdiu knowledge OF these things
in your own way and without being
bliud'y led or cunuingly deceived; and
When Jhis 10 fully accomplished the day
will come, which L, for one, VIII be glad
TO SCI, hen something ne,t8r than race
or color wilt divide the political action
OF those who are citizeu8 or the United
States
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term, beginning September |: Prof. w.
Packard, assistant superintendsnt ai A.
ed by. the following able assistsnts.
Mrs. l.. n. Murdock, Misses Emrns
bers. -Si'' tu"sS'e Onatn-
An appropriation of S7oo
was made for the purpose of employing
needed. u 'ney %
Action on the colored school was do.
derred until the next meeting of the
Deputy Sheriff Curtis has been varv
pussy hunting up cattle reported to have
neeh Stolen from the neighborhood dnr-
ing the past two weeks, and has snc.
oeSueu IN nnding a portion of the stock.
l Ellis now boasts of a literary uniop.
e;oinuosea OF the leading PROBES,
S ;to ana business men. Al
d d.s regular meeting last Mon
10y tn eNehlng Or. j. l., Edwards en-
S Svitaiheq me union with readings from
ohSrles DICKENS works. The memhers
realizing the fact thar ladies not ov,i,,
add grace and beauty 10 such orgsni1sJ
lions, but add materially to their intai
iectual strength, have amended their
bylaws SO as to admit them to member-
snlo' quite number OF Accommodated
yong ladies' have made application,
MT II. G. Penay, OF this place has
tIree almond trees in his garden, plant
20 IRON the imported nut, five
{ears ago, They are now about
10 leet nigh, very much resembling
peach trees. They are bearing ahund7
ahlly this year, the fruit at this time
peihS nearly as large as the AVERAGE
peach Ut eight weeks growth. How is
this for northern Texas?
KEY. jasper Crawford, Of the Indian
territory, formerly of Palmer. this
county, is visiting his numerous friends
~ this vicinity.
Ennis lodge, No 227, Of odd Fellows.
is sara TO be in flourishlng condition,
meeting regularly, ana intends TO visit
lIs sister lodge at WaXahachie on the
27th instant.
The town will be nearly deserted by
Iue medical fraternity for few days, az
Us LQlgglns, Olieyr, White, Harris and
Heeh depart ON Monday next to attend
me annual meeting OF the State Medical
assocla@on, TO be held 81 Houston.
D, d. BLOCK, esq, formerly a merchant
or TINS city, stopped over tow DAYS on
ms way home from the New Orleans
exposition, 90 visit his sister, Mrs. II. ID
Turner.
Mrs. w. B. Davenport has on exhibi
ton at her residence two hno large oil
paintings, executed by herself. They
90 great credit to her artistic skill.
III ~ expected that the churches vii
ne We'll attended on Sunday, as several
new spring suits have made their an
pearsncol and the miliiners arc said /,
be very busy.
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Advertisements are efiicacous only
where the advertiser can hold good MS
promises. In our case we know that the
readers OF our advertisements know that
they can always rely on what we saw.
70 our ad' OF this week we would add
that We have had so many new goods
come in during the week, and some of
them AZ such wonderfully low prices
that we cannot euumerate them NH.
hence we eau do more than our adver,
tlsement promises. Our millinery de
partment which is not mentioned M
All, has been the recipient OF two most
potent additions this week. Tho ong
WeahH new iinns Vt most lovely and
iashionaOls goods, whU., every lstv
must como IN aud see, and the othar nv a
new mead Tor our trimming room--a
Isdy ol large experience in leading Nav
YORK houses. Come aud see some nj
har WORK. SANGER BROS.
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Palestine picl,-up.

PALESTINE, April Especial. The
wounded horse thief, Carter, alias other
names, is stillin precarious condition,
vita little hope of recovery. Though
quite rational his limbs are still in a
paralyzed condition.
Hon. John II. Reagan ana his Young
sou, Jetf, left tor the exposition lasf
night. Before returning they will pay
a visit To ex-President Jeffet son Davis,
at Beauy0ir,' Mississippi.
The board or trade have taken stems
TO stop the swindle in the quality OF
Eupion oil used in this city. fhe burn
ing quality Of the oil has fallen far short
OF the guarantees made by the Waters
Pierce Oh company, of New York.
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LewlsviIle Notns.

LEwIsvlLLE, April lS,-lSpeclal.l "A
party ofcitizens Of this town left tor the
exposition nc New Orleans to-day.
Prominent among them wore II. NJ.
Smith, Col. Johu Hatcher, Mrs. Annie
Lott, Mrs. Dy. Smith, j. n. Kealy, esq
T. G, Cooper Mat Portman, Stove
Donald, Charley Graham uuO others.
Mr. MuliinoX, an old aud popular oili-
zen Of this place, who was visiting his
son at Grdnbury, Hood county, died at
that place April 10.
The prospects for crops inlthis vicinity
are splendid and farmers are In good
Spirits.
This place is improving some.
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More Muddy Mntnr
LEON KAHN's,
COS. Eln strnet

The kick concerning the muddy con-
dition OF the water furnished by the
MISUNDERSTANDING and consumers
are thoroughly Disguised. The water
works attributes the condition OF the
water TO Wagenhauses's pumping
water FROM tho Trinity for brewing put,
poses. When people are compelled TO
SEND boy with bucket all over tOwn
hunting cistern water, it is time some
thing was being done to remedy the
water, Beer Is a good beverage, but
watcr is necessity. Quite number
Of consumers have let contracts the
past few days for cisterns.
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ON the 18th instant, Saturday, Re-
becca Lodgel No. 70 will celebrate the
G6.h anniversary Of Odd Fellowship
with o. basket picnic at Shady Wow
park. The piCni1 VIII continue until
evening and the celebration viii cone
cludo with a ball uudut experienced and
talented management, tine music To- be
furnished by NamO Brls' celebrated
band BDOS sJ1rasi hotels and drug
stores VIII expose t.rEu's for sale No
doubt the affair viii receive that ua.
trUnsgc It's great worth entities it to.
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of the eighteenth legislature, in connec-
ton with the Dallas city charter, It was
deemed impractieable on the part of the
state 10 enforce the Sunday law. But
the nineteenth Legislature having re-
moved this difficulty, the state, as well
as the city, IL called upon to punish yio-
latoIs OF this law, and state officials
must, and will impartially enforce this,
as well ~ all other laws, and after due
notice bv tho proper authorities the
Sunday law will be vigorously en-
forced"
Mr.. Clint stated that he would give all
parties due notice before proceeding.
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Following are the messages remaining
ON hand a. the Western Union tolo-
graph office, corner Elm and Lamar
Streets parties can got them by calling
from s 10 10 @. m, and nom 4 to Bpm:
james Price, J.. q. R.Jlis & Co., Hurry
Keller, A. Mol2ler, ID. VI. Osborne q Co,
Charles n. Cotton, James Morouey 4
Coz Il l., Marsalis d Co., Charles Muis-
tnihans, q. ii, Brownlee, Bargain a
Trezevant, Dallas Implement company,
II. l.. Linskie.
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pIcturos and .ramos AZ Penl Erb,s.


0wingito the increase of my shoe trade
and being too crowded to exhibit nv
large stock of boots and shoes, / have
concluded 10 give up my hat business.
viii, therefore, close out my entire
stock of fine silk, felt and straw hats AT
a great reduction, Mt least from % to so
percent. lower than tho same goods can
be bought elsewhere.
new and fashionable goods, mace ex-
pressly for me for this spring trade. An
inspection il respectfully solicited OF
those in want of something nice and
cheap in head gear.
Call soon and make your selection be-
fore the stock is broken, and you will
save money, at
LEON KAHN's,
COS, Elm street
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Appointments.

WAsHNaroS, April lS,-The presi-
dent to-day made the following appoint
ments:
To be minister resident and consu,-
general, William d. Bloxham, of Flor
Ida, to Bolivia.
Balless w. Hanna, OF Indiana, TO
Persia.
Walker Fearn, of Louisiana, TO Rou-
mania, Servia aud Greece.
To DO consuls OF the United States:
James Murray, OF Now York, at st.
John, New Brunswick.
Boyd Winchester, Of Kentucky, at
Nice, France.
Charles p. Kimbsll, OF Illinois, at
Stuttgart
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AKnhhl snlnlAr.-

WmREsRARRE, Pa April ls.-Rev.
Dr. David Hern, OF Now York, formerly
rabbi Of the jewish temple in this city,
committed suicide this morning at tho
Wyoming Valley hotel. lie arrived
here from Philadelphia last night and
retired about II o'clock, and at . O'Clock
this afternoon the door OF his room was
broken open and he was found dying on
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oroquot and lawn tennis at Erb's
Railway Robbers.

Mr.. Joseph Tobolowsky, who arrived
home yesterday morning before day
break on q freight train, from a trip to
cast Texas, says tho train Was held up
by three negroes q few miles this side of
MineOla, while it stopped TO wood-up,
and that ut tho muzzle of a siXshoOtar
BIO WAs boreit OF his watch, SIS and his
Lat. Tho railway authorities say they
have received no Information concern
ing such q robbery.
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The sunday Law,

Friday morning rumor snresd
through the city that County ATTORNEY
Can't had determined to enforce tho
stase sunday law which compels an
p,aSes OF business TO close Mt " m s.s.
ur1sy night aud remain hermeticesiIv
seelei, 50 TO speak, until " m. SnndsTy
nlsn.' Mr.. Clint was called upon nv y
, mhnNLD reporter for statement of
" mr, ne proposed TO do, aud he said, "
h,o NH Suunuay law, as soon as practical
itiav WI ua oe en,oreeu by the state author.
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Personal.


John Mcdonald Of Austin is stopping
at the Windsor.
JOS. Reynolds of Now Orleans is
guest OF the Windsor,
c. Wolstead of of Pontiac Michigan is
a guest of the Windsor.
j. w. Deitreich of Carthage Missouri.
is guest of the Grand Windsor.
@. Carson Longmire returned home
to-day from an extended trip east.
j. A Wilson freight agent of the
Missouri Pacific lines in Texas, Ia in the
city.
Mr.. G.. G. Nunelly who has been very
sick Is still confined to his bed but is
much better.
The following parties loft for the ex.
position AZ $3.50 a. m. yesterday via the
Texas u Pacific:
\. 3. Nuckols of Glasgow Kentucky,
lett Tor homo yesterday afternoon Via
the Texas & Pacific.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Sunpter have re.
turned rom we0k's visit 10 the New
Orleans exposition.
Jno. p. Nolan OF tho Texas Express
company leaves this morning for New
Orleans to be gone nine or ten days.
Mira. Louise Ripley who has been
visiting her dauehteT,Mrs NJ. III. Hickox.
Jeff Yesterday informing lor her home'
Moslle.
Miss Lula Ban, an accomplished
young lady of Meridian, Mississippi Is
iu th9 city, the guest Of Mr.. and Alrs.
j D. Padgitt.
MIR j, Bishop If the firm Of Il. NJ.
Kay " Co., Fort Worth arrived in the
New Orleans GXpositinn. ''i'' WV
Mrs ~ I Rrsa,,.o,, A.. ,,. nan.
| d,,,,,t,., -. 10. J''i ''v ng. llttu
| Tsn7,osss, w. s.,".,I 5NNo " lleugol
| Tudg5 FfeeIaan .r bsr. .'iD@r.,, ' w.
.4,,. rrt,,.,,. Ky,
6,'.'il,P -, u ',''t i"A' lolt 4esler
os.,..i,tinn ~ t1 f,,..,u .'v ola,o NieolGa
| ~ ~, , ~ ie"D lAuua'uuj 'hehca 10 w,
,-o,G ,;.','' ia ,,sl.lo'' ~ race VIII
"''eHV ms ulis curing hl' 1b5ence.
al 49, '' ~, y. Pas,Ur "i me LANAI
cDr IN. 5V,,,,i ~, ~, eli!' y 10 IesleIuhJ
! ~ t"N "a, w lN ,"P', sill'd %! NeW "
,,i,I Lo l Du.iIiE ~ 11stAcs MS pnipl
M w OOouPlou Ny AIVl' W. r. yum
mum
Heury Thompson tho popnlai
uuu accomplished representative of Mo
.SHuoy ~ W. leeVes thls morning VIZ
.,,iii Us ~ Nl9i- ~ ms nome II
t,','. y, henluehyi 20 Do absent some
'nleo or iour weeks
Mr.. W. 5. Weir proprietor OF tho eel
ebrated plow oil his name, manafac
tuIee Nv Monnoutn Illinois, IL in thu
11i'y 10. lew uHys tho guest OF Mr.. A.
rIIteIi tne manager mere Tor the
Nouluerl uepartulpnJ OIL the company.
Mr.. j. s. Jones, ono Of the prominen
c1t'on buyers OF the city, with his wife
leaves this morning Tor New Orlsanr
where no will remain week or two
and then visit his old home In AIahamn
inc HERALD wishes him, bon voyage
Lieutenant Governor Barnett Glbbl
aud wife left yesterday for Austit
whittier he goes W assume the duties o
governor during the absence of GOV
ireland, who mas gone TO New Orleln,
10 be present ON the "rexas day" of thu
exposition.
Hon. A. ButIngton. NJ Anderson
uaii,ies, county leeNas' one "th5 Texas
w. veoidH a' nearly o. ears OF age, spent
fne uy III tne clty Yesterday Mr.
Duinu4Btoh anticipates avery pleasau
oD S Mnnde o5 , n Piu veterans at Sherman
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Jefferson Jots.

JRFrrRsoN, April IL Special Yes.
terday evening, while hunting, Willie
Jacksou's lcolored) gun exploded, blow
ing his hand all TO pieces.
The young ladies aud gentlemen left
yesterday for Hinckle's camp, whore
they had q fine picnic. Some young
men started this morning on fishing
excursion.
II. c. Taylor and j. l.. whittle, attor
neys OF Linden, were In tho city yester-
day.