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You will find corn fed beef for three
months at POWERS hAGsDALes
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-02-12

Another invoice of the celebrated Kelly
shoes enroute. JOHNSON 4 JOHNSON.
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A letter has been received BY the authori.
ties here from the sister Of Mrs. Busch tho
missing woman, who. disappeared from tho
Minter House recently. She IL said to be
respectfully connected ct st. Louis
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-02-12

Fon RENT Several handsome rooms,
suitable for Offices ETC. etc. Apply to Ed.
j. l.. Green.
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For RxNT.-Dwelling of four rooms on
San Antonio street. Apply to DALEY q
Bros.
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CARLOAD NORTHERN SEED POTATOES
at lowest prices at GIEsEN's STORE.
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For Rent.

The G. w. Donaldson place adjoining Mr..
Franklin's. Apply to Mrs. Poole on the
promises.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-02-12

Brussels Competing at $50. Fancy Mat
ting at 2jc. NANCE q Bro.
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James Taylor 3 Bro,
are now opening new and fresh stock Of
groceries on the west side Of the Public
Square, near Daley d Bros corner, where
they expect to keep a full stock Of fresh
goods at all times. They order small guam
titles, but have made arrangements to buy
Just as cheap and have them coming in every
day fresh. We thank you all for the liberal
trade you have heretofore extended us and
hope you will not forget US in our new
quarters. Feb. l2-2w
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-02-12

Wall Papers for 1885. Rugs at reduced
prices. NANCE 4 Bro.
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MARKET GARDENERS AID oil who wan,
tie b.st seeds direct from the grower, should
send for Harris new seed catalogue for 1852
1t is sent free to all applicants, and Il wen
worth reading. Address joseph harris
Noreton Farm, Rochester. N. I.
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Sec advertisement of the Caligraph Type
writer. our junior has one Of these machines
and il able to write correctly much faster
than he can with pom and ink; though his
practice has been very slight as yet.
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Carload of the justly celebrated Moline
Wagons received and offered for sale 81 re-
asonable prices and terms 49,
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A wedding is ON the tapis. Whose is it9
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4 Persons not subscribers who may at\
(apy time receive copies Of the Free
\PaEss, will please understand that they\
(ars sen. simply as samples, in the hope ]
\that the parties addressed may like ~
well enough to favor us with their subscrip-
tiona
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-02-12

Mr.. J. G. Riley is now teaching seiec'
class in the Photographic art. The class Is
made up of ladies only and Is running lo'
three months. Any others desiring 10 JON
the above class aud learn the ART OF ie' oucn
ing and coloring may do so. Apply soon;
ladies ouly
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-02-12

CHANGING to drop in at Green's Bank yes.
terday, we became interested in converse
ton between him and "Uncle Pres" Con-
nslly on the horse question. We were al
most tempted to give the views of Uncle
Pres. publication in this issue, but space
forbido.
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The Caligraph writing machine costs
from $40 to $s5 and will pay for itself in
three months il you have the work forit to
do. Operators on the Caligraph are in de-
mand by leading business men everywhere,
and receive good remuneration. See adver-
tisement in another column.
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An exchange plumbs the truth when 1t
SAYS: when you hear man sneering at
the local papers because they are not as big,
cheap and newsy as other papers. You can
safely bet that he does not squander his
wealth in assisting to make them better. and
that generally the papers have done more
for him than he has for them. The man
who cannot see the benefit arising to town
from the newspapers, hasn't the sense OF an
oyster, and he is about as much value to
to wp as delinquent tax list"
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BABsTr METAL --y t~as- 49, T-st
49, - tkis OHIrs
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Ed. FREE PRrss:-In your paper of last
week, in commenting on an article written
from this place, to an Arkansas paper. you
(not Intentionally have led parties here to
believe that wrote the article. will take
this method to state to the public. that I
neither wrote nor b ID anything to do with
writing said article. A. g. DuaarR.
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Brown & Lindsey's new hearse was out
for the first time yesterday at the funeral of
Mrs. lglehsrt. The arrival Of this hearse
in San Marcos Is another evidence of in
creasing civilization which It Is comforting
to note. The absence of such vehicle has
been disgrace to this town for long time.
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Mr.. T. P. DALEY hands Us the following
recipe for chicken cholera, which comes just
apropos, az the disease is very prevalent
among the poultry just at present:
Put about pound of live oak bark and
lump of alumni the size of q partridge egg
into half gallon Of water, put into the
chickens drinking trough, and keep all other
water out OF their reach until cured.
Mr.. Daley saysshis wife has used this
remedy for ten years and has meyer known
it to fail.
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The following Is what the Texas Editors
have done and are now doing according to
the programme given in the Galveston News:
Yesterday was taken up in sightseeing at
Galveston. Tho points Of interest visited
we're the News ofice, Cotton exchange.
Union club, Ball school building. fremont
observatory, and some Of the leading whole
sale mercantile establishments. The Ak
cursion to deep water took place at ll:SO a.
m. Wednesday.
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G.. W. Donaldson d 20.
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A meeting of the Fire Department was
held on Friday the 9Th inst, to elect officers
and perfect permanent organization. Tho
following officers were elected: E. p. Ray
nolds, Chief. reelected; Chas. Hutchings.
Assistant Chief; J. F. Pate, Secretary; W.
q. Digger, Treasurer; Theo. Herring,
Steward.
After some discussion it was decided to
order bell for the engine house, to weigh
1000 pounds.
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SAN MARCOS. TEXAS
wo.ls r.spertfuIly aungsncs thls frisntt al ~
pubiie that ~ saEaref % ~ steFt 80 1<t a.
h "a uarpsr SUSIE rs g~rt 80 rr1,fl-t -.
- sosnf rsat snt eomplsis sd - psl1s IN -
spsre1 - rive sstsfaclirn - al 80 az $500 -
rIfk thsir rntrursrs-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-16
THE O R AT LARGE.
A Summary Of the Daily Rows.
CONGRESSIONAL.

Is the Senate on the ah petitions and
bills were presented an. then the calendar
ras prcrc.ded with Tee In1rSts;. Com
mrrce bill sas taken up and discussed az
length After receiving n message frpfa the
President trAn.mInmg tn. report 81 the
Secretary OF the Interior regarding IA" pr
eui relations with "a" 'beycuues ana araps-
hoSs the senate. vent Iuto executive session.
Ia the HOuse biiis and revolutions Wcrr
i1 roduced sr. Hiscock moved 20 suspend
tke rules and yseS. the bl.i GkON-hlux To" in
s-ruai revenue tax on tobacco. snuff. cigar.
ytc. which after debate Was lost lsns.
-; nays. L.. The motion 10 suspend -"
rules and tkt~ from Ia. speaker table ~"
Mexican Pension tall and concur IN al the
senate am ntmcut- thereto, sas ip-t
The HOu-- also refused To sEspsTsi
the rules and consider the BauS: Iptcy tiI!.
known as the Lowell bil The Mississippi!
River Improvement bin ~ approfrat"s 81
5000 was then Introduced, and tho House
adiournei.
IN the senate on the 9Th the OREGON Cen
trial I<nid Forfeiture bill was discussed at
length and nnslif passed, and after
session the senate adjourned In ia" House
the bill passed HTpyoPrlatlEy sD.'" for th'
support of dc-;ituts indians IN Montana. The
Hpu-" then Ia Committee OF TIE Nho!" con
sidercd rho Pension Appropriation bill The
bin rppropriats- sJg.TGpp. or t24.Ur les
than The estimates. After II hong discussion.
the committee rose and IL" nia passed. hd-
jOU-ned.
* the Senate on the TN Senator Plumb
,tn..-
rN " P'''' ia
settlers protesting agsirst me cruelty OF
tier removal 10y the troops. senator Plumb
said IL seemed ro him ia. tim" had CouIc
when Congress should saw yea ur nav 20 the
question of tho n~Tupnucy of these lands hy
white settlers. TIE" House bIiI apprOPTia'inG
| SJLsp to relieve destitute Indians passed.
Consideration o: the Interstate" commerce"
| bill was then r-~Urn"j and the debate con
tinucd until the senate went into cNccut4V"
was received from the Secretary of the
Treasury trar~nitting AN estimate from the
Secretary of the Navy for the appropriation
Of S:.J,t,vb Tor The erection of Il gHu foundry
| and the purcha-c of steel for manufacture
of heavy ordnance. The House then ~
sumcd consideration OF IN" Interstate Com
mcrcc bill. The debate was continued AT
length. ~herl the bill was laid aside. Nr
Gibson offered G resolution declaring u thr
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-16

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v - - az p a.. L<-s ~s-v v-s-i ~
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s~.r-r Rev e 4 FsTr~. Gasp zr -rF
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net 80 ~=rrtvl a t~upr.sr Hpsa
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ter r-~~-rt Llr H.-ar g~s-v'ri g. e
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T. Cor r.g-ar = fHr Nru';rH- 60
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f.r hlsire-- he tnFtrnur rrYsrl f.-t pa.
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noon TIE svasf' I~Hv--i~d ?" n" pa .' re
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waut 80" "Ic,I'iy, -re.sgr - confirm
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/ pn.ntIu,ur- v n N'-trot;. T->'.na-t"r
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T. 'sdmau. MAJ carr -. - 6 it,'~"h &C.
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-.uatr appeared Aui iic two iin.~'- "'l'
into Joint Convent" - CAuHa~- ia" vote 90
the state, after shscn both Houses al
!ugru"c.
o. the r'h the Senate adopted n T"~'lI-
I ton to juiu the House ~ tire, @ CLOCK To 70
! rc. y"i the GnNrruor = message an ~t'r'--
I the inaugural C~-r.moEa-. \ comm tt,' %
/ three wa appointed To- IuFe~fEa'r It'
I charges made aga nj The mana cement 80 t''
Hu~pitH. Tor the Insane Lieutenant Tower
nor Shcii wa~ introduced d'ttr tHt .'.ui 80
,ion and took H. seat a. Pr,~fG,uf oi tH'
senate. Bins were INTRODUCED. page a9
/ pointed and thu senate All p.r.'l amt Non
day In The House. att ruu'lu" hHs I'--
the senate wa announced Gnl entered lu =
body. AJu.ut WI appointed 90
wait on the Governor ana Inform uur tlst
the Joint session Wns ready 90 receive E.U
The Governor ant Other STATE u't''r, 'h'u
entered and the u"-~aE" a. rad. G.f'-
VII Oh ,hioi Justice cobb aiEstui-'t~' pa"
the joint session dissolved Adjourned III.
Il Monday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-16
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.

PTELAN, who w.s so f~earfullv stabbed IN
O'Donovan Rcsya'> Office in New York. was
reported on the 18th 10 be progressing 30
ward recovery.
AN accident occurred on the Pensacola &
Atlantic Railroad between Chiplev and
Bombay. Fla, on the 10Th. 4 number OF
persons were seriously injured. The train
broke in two. two Pullman coaches being
left or the track, when a freight train
dashed into them.
An Elizabeth. Pa. special OF the ll:h
says: BY tire explosion of her boiler the
steam tug Mike Dougherty was completely
demolished near here at ten O'Clock to-day.
Two oE tn crew were killed and o hers
Lilly hrr;.
HAMavRG, the coun-y scat OF Ashley
County, Ark. was almost totally destroyed
by fire recently.
The Louisville s. Nashville frei.h. ard
passenger depot a: Nashville harmed on the
leth. Loss, >I.j.UD
THE Senate was cot in session on ia.
io;h. The House. after debate, passed the
Naval appropriation bill.
THE Bank 90 England has no.ifs! the
various banking houses throughout Eng
lani that there are II circulation perteC.
limitations oi notes in denominations
from 6 20 cSG. \ number O. the fJ uO.ss
are in circulation on the continent and
America The bogus notes are supposed
70 Ia the work OF American couG.er,eI;ers.
TIRE dispatches from Paris say the scenes
In :h- court room! al he trial o: Mime.
c.5yis-HuEueS were Gis,raccfuI in the e1-
trrinc.
TIE destJtU;iCn from the -ecec: Virgin
En- plague WAS more general than ct
first supposed. ard Subscriptions were. being
asked io-.
SENATOR VEST has been rennrainatSi ~
the Democratic caucus OF the Missouri
Legislature
FAILUREs O: the week ended Jaauary {
reported by T.. C.. Dan * Co. FOR the
United States. 49,: Canada, -: total. 81.
-hicn was Ear II excess % any previous
chronicle for the same period. The in
crease was largely II the South ari West,
where failures were probably wv C. IS
numerous as during ordinary weeks in
1884.
THE Secretary Of War decided no. 20 CT
der a court martial for the trial OF Lieu
tenant Darlington on The charges Ere
ferred by General Hazsn-
A MESSENGER from Khartoum says Cen
eraI Gordon attacks the rebels upon every
possible occasion.
THE Government: OF Gibralter has offered
200 tents 20 the earthquake Sufferers n
Andalusia-
ACoAL mine belonging TO the Columbus
& Hooking Valley Coal and Iron Company
az Straitsyil.e. Pa, was fred by unknown
persons recently.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-16
PERSONAL AND PO(ITICAL.

THE stockholders of the Muncie IInd.)
National Bank have decided that the insti-
tuition shall go into voluntary liquidation
on the as.t inst.
PRESIDEET-ELECT CLEVELAND resigned
the office Il Governor of New York on the
9Th and Lieutenant-Govcrnor IiiR was
sworn inte the office.
C. A. SAVER, formerly Private Secretary
for Henry Willard, has mysteriously disap-
peaved. He kept n cigar store IN Chatham
street, New York.
X. J. J,rSES has been elected President Of
the Board of Managers of the Iron and
Steel Association Of Philadelphia.
Rr. REV JoHN JACKSON, ID. D., Bishop of
London. died on the 9th.
PRESIDENT GREvY has ordered a m.lical
report upon the condition of Louise Michel.
JUDGE j. W. DUNLAP, recently appointed
to succeed Judge Black in the Circuit
Court, accidentally shot himself in the
thigh recently, ut Kansas City. As he
leaned back in his chair. the pistol in his
hip pocket exploded. The wound was coz
sidered dangerous.
The health of Mr.. ". T.. Gladstone, the
English Prime Minister. was reported iU-
proving.
De CORNELIUS X. AGNEw. OF New York,
has resigned from the Board of Indian
Commissioners.
HENRYC {. H~AARSTICK was elected Frcsi-
dent OF the ~. Louis Merchants Exchange.
STATE TREASURER WRIGHT, of New Jer-
sey, died on the Sth.
GLADSTONE will probably retire from
Parliament at the end of the present scs-
sion.
C~oMMopoRE NUrT, the midget. was mar
ried Mt Boston recently to Clara Garfield.
GENERAL GRANT has written n letter to
Cyrus Field. declining protfered assistance
in his financial difficulties.
JOSEPH X. DUNLAP. of the bitter Ocean.
has been elected President OF the Chicago
Press Club.
PRINCE ALBERT VICTOR OF WALES, heir
presumptive 70 the British throne, attained
his majority on the Sth.
PARNELL, the Irish aGitatOr, was pre-
serted with the freedom Of the city Of Clou.
mel on the 9th.
ROBERT w. WRIGHT, an Eastern jour
nalist and magazine writer, died recently
at Cleveland, d.
GENERAL SANro DOMINGO VILLA has
been elected President % the State OF Pam
anna and duly installed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-16

A REPORT reached Duluth from
Tower. Mimi, recently that a young
man, name not learned. had frozen TO
death in the lumber district near that
place. He went out with a party two
or three days before and got separated
from the rest. 1t was supposed that he
lost himself in the woods. The next
day the rest of the party found his
body. frozen stiff. They tracked the
man three miles. At m place was
seen where he had fallen in the snow.
his eye striking a stick, and when he
picked hinself up his eye was left stick
ing 10 the stick. having been pulled
of the socket. From that place he
had travelled swo miles or more. when
he iell the last time. From marks in
the anow 1t was evident that he had
fallen, fifty or seventy-ive times. His
body MAS taken by the lumber COM
pany AID inferred
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-16

. PAYMAsTER ". H SMYrHE, Who dis
appeared from Savannah VII five
thousand five hundred dollars NGoy-
eminent funds. appeared a. tn sAWar
Department at Washington. g csAilv.
and voluntarily surrendered hims ll TO
the Paymaster General. He tuned
over five thousand one hundred snd
Fifty dollars of the money carried %
by him and his pay for December. I VI
hundred and fifty dollars. and one hu =
dred dollars was paid for him by 1
friend, making the full amount Major
Smythe says he went off on a spree
Christmas and knew nothing of his
actions until he found himself in New
York. He then telegraphed his clerk
he would return Immediately. He
afterwards, however. concluded to 60
TO Washington and report to the Pay
master General.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-16

THERE is i new beauty in Washing
ton society this season over whom all
are raring, Mrs. Horace Helyar. wife
of the new Secretary of the British Le-
CATION. is a blonde of the pureSt and
fairest Saxon type. She is n Young
woman. tall. slender and graceful. and
the pink and white of her perfect COM
pleXion is as delicate rs an infants
She has a pretty pa.-'es dazzling teeth.
and aa sristoeratic litSe nose. while
Eisa her blue eyes goes q nass of fine,
crinkly hair as bright a. spun gold.
With her perfect skin shsAcan wear
pearls by daylight, stand a. kind of a
cross-light or reflection. anIA er favor
lite gray broadcloth suit onl renhanees
her delicate coloring.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-16

Mn HENLEa, whose death at the age
of nihety-one,h mas just been announced
in England, was long in Parliament
the most typical representative of the
country .''squnearchy." He was not
eioquynt, and bad a horror of ever he
ing suspected of possessing that gift.
''Old Rs | am" he said shortly before
his retirement. seven years ago, land
half-worn out. if | could do nothing
else when such a charge was made. |
would lie on my back and halloo
"Fudge'' .aS loud nS | could
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-16

LORD frederick HAMILTON. recently
an att2the CT the British Legation at
Buenos AyreS speaks very disparag-
ingly os the argentine Republic He
a y its Government is one of the very
worst III the world. There is the jar
Eon bu; not the reality of liberty, and
justice Is practically adead letter. going
invariably 10 The side with the longest
purse. The Judges are openly bought,
and tlf-rc iss state of tyranny not sur
passed i'm 6esjpotic Russia.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-16

PNKEErvsf's Detective Agency ri
fected the lrrest recently of David r.
Swan at SSrton's Bay. Mich, where he
was living under the alias Of ID. +.
Ellington, undihad only been recently
elected Prosecuting Attorney. Swan
was the former local cashier Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad at ST. Paul.
and by foTgerytucceedcd in embczzaing
$5l, 1000 the e,mpany's funds, which
was loa in speculation. Hs disap-
pcared Last july.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-16

Word com 5 from Brazil that DIR.
Domikigas FIeire, who has been expert
menting with a view to ~ascertaining
the effects d"accination against yellow
fever, has beer practically illustrating
his theory upon himself and some hun
drcds Of wharf laborcrs and British
the men thus operated upon by atten-
uated virus has been stricken with the
fever, though it has been prevalent
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-16

A CORRESPONDENT writes: There
is no py.ttier girl in New YORK State
than Hiss Mary Talmage, eldest
'daughter Of the Brooklyn divine. She
is of q pale. classic, blonde type of
beautr. petite IN stature. very %vivacious
in manner, aud stylish in dress and
apes rance besides being a finished
scholar and a great favorite in young
socis Y. 1t * also alleged she possesses
all tie literary tasees of her father
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-16

.rxrGrs. Tr-- jsEssT afsafg
iasi. os - N@s~ipss EaseF .e Ese<rns
All ri Ei@s l-sa s<e . nfy 60
esyrss "A a as.a. s@nf fn w
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MuSCELI,ANEOCS.

THE inquiry into the intimidation prac-
ticed by United States Deputy Marshals
in the October election at Cincinnati COM
menced on the 5th.
4. DIVIDEND OF four per cent. has been
declared or the capital toe Of the VIII
mington * Western Railroad Company.
g \ SLIGHT shock of earthquake was fel: e.
Geneva on the eth.
THE cattle ranges in the Indian Territory
Tered severely from the recent snow
storms.
h.NCls SIDNEY. the Toronto ~incenG!ary.
h; sbecn sentenced 20 FIVE years in the peu-
ia, 1Aiary.
IN first passenger train from the East
for Wen,y-three days reached Portland.
Ore o. the Eth. 60
jos BPH J. WALTON. of New York. was
recently committed to Jail for frauds on
the navy Department.
An@1at Macon, Ga. recently destroyed
proper:s Valued =; >.,.on.
CoLusW men are being scored 20 take
the place . the Hooking Vale, miners.
JAxEs WALXER sho, and killed William
Simmons x1Cot:onwood. l. T. recently.
AN arn,sa mob from Gettysburg took
possession 4Eo.est City, Dak., on the ,th
and stole "a spublic records.
ARNOLD G LACY was shot lead in Bath.
Ne, recentk 0nring the progress OF a fam
ily quarrel.
THE ChicakS Drivir- Park wii he sold
to the hishestft1Eer 70 defray tie debts o:
the association
IT was reporAeAet Washington tina; the
Governors Of tasNk States had written to
express their d. TO cooperate in max
ing the AmericaA hibition to be held ia
London in 1855 NJ full and thorough ex-
position Of the art Rnufactures -ud pro-
ducts Of the uniteAa 'es. 1t "s pro-