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Alex Hndnut Of New York.
, 1885-06-17

TAN snnburn. Pimples, Dlaekheads and
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, 1885-06-17
TERM or SUDs0nIpTION

catered az The Post o1fce, Cheuenne. Wyo-
Inino, l9r trdnsntssfon through he mdfs as
ter9nd sidss matter.
, 1885-06-17

New styles of business envelopes at the
l. ader office.
, 1885-06-17
Fl NECESSITY
Tor tho sPec1a11sts
DR.. WAGNER & CO..

DR. H.. WAGNER Is fully aware that there are
many physicians, and some sensible people. who
viii condemn him for max Ing this class OF die
eases a speciality. but he Is happy to know that
with most persons Of refinement and intelll-
gence a more enlightened view Is being taken
OF the subject and that the physician who de.
votes HIMSELF TO relieving the afflicted and
saving them from worse than death. Is no less IA
philanthrophist and u benefactor 10 his race
than the surgeon or physician who by close ap,
plication OK sells In Any other branch Of his pro-
lesslOn And fortunately for humanity, the day
condemned the victims OF folly or crime, like
the lrpers under the Jewish law. to die uncarec
for. has pag4ed away
, 1885-06-17
Telephone No. 10
Sam Ramsey's Restaurant,
The Only FIRST Class place Of the Kind In
The City,

On the European Plan.
Meals at all hourn Oysters served in
every style. Suppers for parties, and lun-
ehes gotten in first class style and sent to
any part Of the city An orders promptly
attended to. Money u accompany the
orders Board by the week 500, by
the month $1,000. 3i2 Ferguson Street,
n the Carey Block
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AUSTIN, Aug. 2l.--lSpeaial,l Values
iacroasrd IN Uvalio county Sil,l2I
Young, $0O,G1l.
oldham county decreased $HO.55O.
This year the number of cattle as.
sossed in Oldham county is l0O,l7O
head valued et SlO3j,l2J. Last year
the number Of cattle assessed was d.
l52, valued OF Sl,COG35J.
Potter county last year returned 3d.
eco head of cattle, valued 10 SGij,OUO.
This year only 20 heat are returned,
valued ay 800
Under tue ruling OF tho attorney
gene al, this TNNas Benevolent HssuUi
alton and similar onOa are requested
10 pay tho regular State insurance
| license, but th6y resist ITS collection,
and suit will be INSTITUTED agniust the
Texas Benevolent association, which
Will decide the matter
Superintendent Baker has IA letter
from the Presbyterian board of mis-
J sionaries, Of Piltsburg, Pennsylvania
stating that tho BOARD desires % est,o'
lish boarding school for colOrCd
cBildran IN Texas, aud asking for H.
| formation in regard 20 location, etc
| The necessary information wss turn
ished, together with the names OF
prominont colored teachers.
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waco.

WACO, Aug. 2l.-Cspociel. Tho la;-
est dodge Of the iako thieves hero Is
70 round up men on the streets late a,
night, pretend % ho,pollcsmen and ar
rest he citizen, go through mis- clothea
for his money aud then rsloaso him,
telling him to report Nc the recorder
nillco In tho morning, This was done
latl last night, w. a. Greves,a cnrpol-
ter, hoing thus robbed of $6.55.
Congressman Roger q, NIL IL has
made several appointments In this
county Tor next week 10 speak against
local option. w. X, HOman speaks No
McGregor tomorrow, aud will be an
swored bp Judge Gerald, on tho anti
local option side.
Anti local option meetings are an
nounced to DO hold NJ every procinoi
in the county tomorrow, Con. Ross
speaking nj Lorona. An nnti.local on.
ton club WIS organized in East Waco
90 night, Each sldo Is active and
busy.
About 10 bales OF new cotton was re
o0,vod to-day. Prices range from 81.
| To Q cents.
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PALEsTINE, Aug. 2l-.Spec'al "A
large audionco OF ladies and gentle
mon assembled at the opera house last
night 10 hear tho joint debate on pro-
hibition,
Hon, q. D.. Gammago aud Mr.. W. O.,
Reeves spoke In behalf OF prohibition,
and IN addition 20 tho able and elO-
quont speeches, presented an array Of
facts and statistics 70 support their
assertions relative tho tho practical
utility and benefits OF local option
which could not bo successfully COM
batted. Tho speeches Of Hone. John
Young Gouch and A. W. Gregg
against the praotclbihty anu
| cuusJitutlOuGlity of prohibition were
abl6 Efforts, and Jha Strain Of 9il 5rgu.
ments ON the question which 0i7rg gard
al phases of tbu subj0lt aud cling 60
| the old constitutional rigGt and per
sOual liberty theory. It's difficult 20
ray how tho male part II tho audience
was divided on the question,
Postmaster Polls PAID his respects 40
| tho ColDred man and brother yestoT-
day by paying visit 90 them la che
cOugty. IL is confidently believed
thnt the old beaver wilt work II Post
mactar Polls has not lost tho pow0r he
used 90 WELD OyNr the c0lOrsd man
aud brOyhor Ia times OF vOre,
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LoNCvIEw, Aug. 2l.--. Special For
two days past wagon after wagon,
loaded with all manner OF camping
utensils, have booa leaving and pas
sing through Longviow for the Moth
odi.t camp-mec'ing grounds ~ Win
terileld, q few miles north Of this city.
Hundreds of people have already gath
cred there, end arrauE -meuts havo
boon made for ono ui tho graude,
camp-meotiuEs ever held In this part
OF the state. Notwithstanding tho cx
troma hot weather, slacrity and ou0r.
.gy mark the mOvOmCrtl Of all COu-
neUted with the management, Preach
ing has already comm need, and next
Sunday "a moro than ordinary allow oI
s1ulh so looked for.
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LAREDO, Aug. 2l.-Special l-Auide-
morte, tho defaultor from the New Or
leans sub-treasury, was arrested in
MOntery at tho ins,igation OF Consul
Campbell. Since Auldemor,O's cap
turo, the consul has put IN his best
llcks toward getting the Mexican OIL
cials to do away with al formalitlos
and turn the prisoner over 10 tho ok
pectant United Statos authorities.
Tonight tue chief Of police Of Mon
leroy, accompanied by Com
sui Campbell, delivered AUf-
domorte 10 Collector Jerome
and tho city mar1hal OF Laredo, on
this aldo of the Rio Grando. Tho
criminal bears his tato with compos
ure, but his face 10 times gives evi
deuco OF his oXtrOmo diacOmpOsuro.
10 refuses 10 talk 10 reporters, atat.
| ing that hebaars the daily journals nc
/ good will. Intelligence recoiYod hore
/ to night of Tho ponderuug application
Of tho general government 10 The
Mexican officials praying for AuidC'
morte's OK tradition on thb charge OF
/ forgery, causes much amusement H.
Wow OF the very quiet and slick man
nur In which tho prisoner was landed
| within the American borders, c susiu.
no trouble 20 any body and 40 ~,
/ waste Of red tape.
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Houston

Houston, Aug, 2l-[Special. TO.
night Sheriff Fat did some brilliant
WORK in capturing All Burlsge, who
got SIS from Mrs. l., Il. Edwards, Of
Austin, 10y telegraphins from San
Antonio that her daughter was dead.
ue arrived at 5 o'clock ana
wss jailed et 10. He had
ridden Two miles nut OF town In 4 car
rieg6 b take the Central train for the
north. He is to los sent to San Ante
MO to morrow msrning.
Aggu alarm of fire about 2 O'Clock
this morning, two fire engines collided
killing one horse, disabling an.
other, wounding slightly two men and
donolishing one engine.
A negro named Leo Watkins, whl
has been burgl 4rzing the whole town
was captured yesterday. There ar,
now nine charges againat, BIN, mad,
on the strength OF property identified
in HE possession, and having beer
taken from half that NUMBER o
| houses.
Lem Easley (c0lored) struck Rober
Edwards, an old colored man, over III
head, from the effects OF which the lat
| ter is eY oaetod TO die.
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TEEEELI, Aug, 2l,--tSpeclal. Mr..
l., p. Psarco, OF Hunt county, had his
left lsg broken this morning just
above the ankle. His team become
frightened as o passing train while
loading his wagon at a lumber yard.
He wnson the ground and his leg was
caught between tho wheel and a heavy
sCanting,
Tho people OF Terrell alone propose
10 build Tor tho couuty los court house
and ramove tho jail, an as their own
expense, and hsve snbscJibsi $4,000
for that purpose, and gro prepared 90
execute u bond ungu8sHnnRhle for rs
solvenoy, for tho iai,Aiul compliance
with those promises. VhD SJsr VIII
publish o. daily during the canvass
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MENIA, Aug. p. ri Spoclal.l- A
lively scrimmsgo took place this
morning botwoou % young limb OF the
iav aud q grocery clork, because OF q
ramarl made by tho former that no
d6cen. mRu would soil whisky for o.
living. The young lawyer exhibited a
thorough knowledge of the manly art,
and seemed to boz wei posted in tho
S'icuca OF Sullivan, but the straight.
Observation-Disclosures business from tho
grocery clerk proved too much for
him, aud no now p1uderg over tho
N'Ci-sltudos OF this life a sadder and n
wiser man. Tho city treasury Is now
richer by 50.
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Ell PAso, Aug. 2l,-The city council
mot tonight and appointed several
city officers. A large crowd was in
attendance and considerable Interest
manifested. Tho vote for marshal
was tic, Tho mayor cast the docld-
ing vote for White. Altogether, tho
SELECTIONS are good aud socm to give
Subtraction.
There Is great excitement In chi
hunhua and Durango, Mexico, over tho
disclosure of over $4,000 in counter
ioit American money, which has been
flooded oyer that country IN tho last
month by two Eugllshmen, who have
disappeared. Tho countorleitors dis
posed of tho money by exchanging IL
i'm small amounts for Mexican silver.
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Der of people in attendance have given
themselves oyer to o iovial good time,
and they are having it, scarcely fight
having occurred to mar the peace and
quiet of the occasion.
Dick Welsh, q wholesale and retail
liquor dealer Of this city, was heavy
loser by the TeXarkana fire.
The coming county fair aud trotting
meeting, TO be- held hero In October,
are beginning 10 bo freely talked
of, and extensive plaus are reaching
perfection to make the same grand
success.
The debris of the late fire Is being
cleared away, and 10 is understood
that the burned section will be i'm
modiately rebuilt
The tramwaV between Dauison md
Shermsn Is a foreEope conclusion, and
IL will probably b9 ready for operation
~ least by the opening OF 1856.
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Marshall, Aug. 81. 60 Especial -
Colonel Il. Il. Reagan, United States
marshal; Harry Owens, deputy, and
w. Il. Singleton, United States clerk,
are in tho city.
The jewelers. OF tho city have been
waited on by committee OF Knights
of Labor ana informed that all jewel
ers selling goods aud wares made by
the Duber Wafrh Case company, Of
Newport, New York, or tho Brooklyn
Watch Case company, will DO boycott
ted from this date. Funny.
The pay Ger of the Texas ~ Pacific
has arrived, much to the Joy OF all
concerned.
Tho relations existing between tho
employees aud officials oil tho Texas IL
Pacific were never more amlcablo ana
pleasant than now.
Tho following are truo copies Of let-
ters in reference TO the contract now
In existence between the Texas & Pa
ciiic Railway comp amy aud Harrison
county:
Marshall, Texas, June %, 1872. - Colonel
Thomas a, scott, President OF the ToXHB
a Pacific Railway company, Phlladol-
phia, Pennsylvania
DIN AANAAAih W NNhl ANNIANNNf w
now pre8out to you, To DO laid before
tho board OF directors for the Texas i
Pacific Railway company written
statement 81 tho agrsomeut made 81
Mrs. Kings hotol, ia this city, on the
G2l instant, between yourself, in Do-
half of the Texas & Pacific Railway
company, aud the undersignet, on be.
halrol the city Of Marshall
The county OF Harrison, OF which tho
CITY ol Marshall Is the county seat,
has determined in the manner 10.
quirud By on act o. tho Legislature OF
tho state OF roN1g, passod April IL,
1871, TO donate tO O. rAXss & Pacific
railway company $4,000, In the bonds
OF said county, paytOle In gold coin,
having 30 years 90 ran, aud gearing Z
per ccntum interes, per aunum;anu %
levy u tax iu tho mfnu'r required by
said act 10 provide 'nr the payment
of the p1uc'Hu url inseres, ui sad
honda UPON 'hH condition THAI shd
COMPANY shall establish its Uhst-
err terminus rnd Texas
Office al tus city OF MAJ
shall, AMI shall locate Au1 construct {
said city its main msohine shops aud
car works, thereby securing % said
city the connections with sud
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SAN ANroSIo, Aug. 2l.--lSpeciall -
Tho residence Of Fred Fisher, agent Of
tho Southern News company, on Lena
street, in the hoart OF tao city, was
burglarizod last might by tho use of
chlorofoym, by unknown persons, who
occurred a tin bucket full of nicklos,
about $40 aud S6Oln silver, besides a
lot of 1owelry aud other articles of less
value. Alter chlorniormiug both
Fishnr and vito, tho burglars took "a
pistol from uuu'r ais pillow aud then
proceeded 10 30 through tho trunks
wsrdr0b,s and bureaus very lolsuroly,
Tho faulty did not recover from the
stupor until worry late in tho morning
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GAINEsvILLE, Aug. 2l,-LSpoo.all-
Several weeks ago Jim Gentry, a
young man living in the southeast
portion OF the county, carried away
from homo Miss Rhoda Burns, a
young lady ls yosra OF age, presuma-
bly, with tho intention Of marrying
her, nut sitter & weeks absence, ShB
wss returned 20 tho patarual root
without the marriage rite having bOen
performed. rhis conduct was the 90
catipn for sensational rumors, Sun
Guntry was arrested aud place d
in jail, whore he remained until Nes-
tcrday, when the Young Lady aud her
mother visited tho ill aud a m0rriase
WAS arranged betWcuu tho former uud
Gentry. A license was procured, aud
accompanied by a. deputy shoriii and
two newspaper reporters, che couple
repaired 20 Judge Holmnn'A Office,
whore tho knot was tod. Aitor the
ceremony tho couple departed seem
ingly very happy, Tor their home.
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JEFFERSON, Aug. %. II Special. -
Federal court convenes here on the
ll,h Of September. There is a heavy
civil docket, but u comparatively
small criminal docket.
Mr.. S. NJ. Hautrty, who has been
quito ill for sOmO time,is couvRleSCont,
and will soon no nut again.
There isg great deHl of sickness iu
tina vicinity but tho physicians report
that 10 Is not OF a fatal character.
United States Marshal Reagan was
la tho city this week preparing foI
Federal court.
Rain Ia badly needed.
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SHERMNN, Aug. 2L- Special --
Horsemen aio somewhat disappointed
oyer Che failure OF their Texas horse,
Jerome Turner, 70 beat HIS record at
che Hartford races Thoro has been
considerable interest manifested in
this animal among local snorlinE men,
and his poor trOttipg on nus uuHuoN
was diro disappointment 90 nil OF
them.
Every body who eau get away from
business IS a. the fai grounds IN AZ
tendance on the OH set leIs' picnic.
The grUund8 present a scene
of animation which IL only
equalled by u State fair. Although
the weather is very hot and the dust
almost unbesrable, still the great num-
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BELToN, Aug. 2l-lSpeclal. Judge
West, Of Waco, appointed by the gov
ernor as special judge to try the
George Echols murder caso, arrived
to-day, and q special voniro has been
ordered for tomorrow,
VIII Randall colorod, got 80 years
In the penitontary for rob0ing. he
r'oajCo guilty.
Ounce Wilgersou, who was cut by
Stnno last Tuesday, is I'm y very cri'-
icil condition, aud iho chances hr"
nat he will not rONpver. Stonn hH.
heau admitted tD bsil IA ths sum OF
~ O0j, which ho lgila5 10 g,ye.
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GREENvGLLE. Aug. 3L-lSp'olaLl -
In thu district court A'hery R'S w Is
tried for hog stealiog fiom
party near Lono oak aud givou $50
yoarB IN the penitontiary.
Tho merchants OF Greeuvilla hayt
organised cotton exchange, with {"
j. Gee, president; |. Pepper, vich-
president, and II. w. Brlscoe, secro'
tary aud treasurer.
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HARROLn-
TO tho Reader.

Rev. j. l., Griffin has returned from
Marshall, whore no has been conduct
ing revival. II was a crest success,
Many wero converted and we're hap
tised. His congregation was about
1900, 10 will have bapusiug Sum
day. Rov. j. j.. Griffin has been rop-
resented nv Che white citlzena of Mar.
shall TO be "A faithful man.
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81 Paul.

sr. PAUL, Aug. 2l.-ISpeclal.l Tao
local option canvass is holly progress
ing In Colllu county. Last night
Howe y. POyton, OF Plano, and Rsv.
$ M. Temploton, OF Dallas. addressed
the people of this place in favor Of tho
Ia
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elmer.

GtLMER, Aug. 2l.-Lspocinl.l-T
Tyler orchestra psid oug town visit
/ ,st night, aud gave a concert In the
opara house. Every ono thoroughly
enjoyed aud APP crlR'ed tho effort.
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Tho following explains Itself;
ST Louis Aug. 2i.-roW n. Wlnhtld,
Southwsstcm Passenger Agent, Dallas,
Texas.
Everything is all righton tho limo up
TO this evening, and NO prospect ofanY
trouble, Tho Same opinion prevails
hero as y ith YOU, that She strike Ia n
failure, 7. CuAEDLER,
General Passenger Agent.
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PLArTsnURc, n. ", Aug. 2l.-Pres.
ideut Cleveland and Dr.. Ward have
been IT, camp since Monday a. Wills
- >lny'siiles from the Prospect
SIS cosidont is enjoying ex-
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Committee on part Of the City OF Mar


shall.
Texas q Pacific Railway CompaDy, Office
OF the President, Philadelphia, July, w
ISLE. Il Sexton, Il A rianCh, NJ. ID
Eetor, Committee on Behalf Of the City
OF Marshall, Texas:
GENTLEsIEN:-I am in receipt OF
your favCr OF jane %, setting iorth ar
rangements between your committee
and myself, "a president Ot the TeXa8
IL Pacific railway company. The state
ment. as v on make 1t, Is satisfactory,
and l will have the matter ratified ut
tho first meeting OF our board Of d.
recturs. But the absence or Judge
PierreUoHt and Mar, Stebbiu1 IN Eu-
rope Tor a lew wuoks TO LOOK after our
financial matters, may prevent me
from getting quorum OF our director,
together, but Ia due time 10 shall all be-
arrGugel. Very respectfully,
THOMAS a. SCOTT President.
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and let tho forfeit so. Hudson was
taken back To Cleburne.
THE GAZETTE
10 advertised to DO sold tomorrow ba-
tween tho hours OF 10 q. m, and p M,
and IL is said tho sale will como OF, IL
is rumored that a syndicate has been
formed here for its purchase, and IL is
also said that gentleman will arrive
tomorrow morning from Washington
City, who may purchase.
LATER-A. M. BrittOn, president OF
the City National bank, has received II
telegram from tho comptroller of tho
currency asking the postponoment OF
tho sale of the Gazette.
NEW CITY TREASURER,
Major X. NJ. Van Zandt has been ap-
pointed city treasurer by the council
To fill the uneNpired term of John
Nichols, deceased. His bond was put
az 100000. This is "a good selection
and gives universal satisfaction.
PERSONAL.
United Statos Marohsl Cabell ("Old
TigenD was in the city to-day.
Captain G. l., Fi0uders, Of Long
Wow, is in tho city.
General McCl9lland LETT this morn
ing for New York.
ABOUT TOWN.
Officer Fuliord arrested Alfred
Williams for being drunk, officer
Scott rrrostod A. Kinkle for the same
oilenso, and Officer w. L. Tucker
captured G. Gowol for gambling
They were all arrestod to-day and now
have apartments In the calabooso.
! This week lB said 20 have been tho
most uvontful I'm the history OF Fort
/ Worth. II the Gazette is sold to-mor
row, II will hardly b9 issued before
Monday.
Hon. Leroy W. Cooper, of Crockett
x.ju1ge ana a distinguished lawyer
Ia IN the city. Judge Cooper visits th'
Fort TO 500 his sons, l.. n. Cooper
Etq,, and Or. j, l.. Cooper. Ho speak
ofinvestiug in city real estate In add
ton 20 his purchases heretofore made
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roo lArE EoR oLAssIFlcArloM.

EJK sALE-lN DALLAS UuuNrY-A
II iuo country residence and stock farm
OF $40 acres; beautiful location and well
improvcd; nll best land; large 10 room
dwelling; very convenient; soft water in
Kitchen; woOdhOuso, cellar, vorandas all
around; abundance Of water at house, barn
and pasture 900 fruit trees all kinds audbest
varieties shubbcry and ornamental trees (;
foe yard, D room tenement house: large
stock barn, gfnngrics and tool house; 10
acre wood lot; Nhou, $40 bushels corn; 81
tons OF hay; 80 hcnd Of cattle, gradod; 40
h AL Of work stock, mNree, mules and
horses, 1ne year old jack and stud; 10
stand OF boss In double story Langstroth
| hive; hogs moving machine, rake, plOws
nnr wOgune pnd tools OF a we'll regulated
farm Al ut n great sacrifice on account
of declining health nl,u00. Payments con-
venlont krEWART URANkN,
| " im. Ovilla. ToNas.
w a NTED. STU ALTON As rEAUh Els
w by u gentleman of 20 .ears expert
enco. Qualifications "nrst.cass.n Adj
dress Teacher, Hazlebrush, C5piah County.
Miss, care "slgnal.p iId.2,w:
EOR RnNT-TWO FUKNIsnnD
" rooms TO rent, southern exposure. 22l
ratter tnavenue. it,u
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terminus, provided for by the act in
cooperating said Texas & Pacific rail-
way company, and an act supple
mental thereto.
We understand that full transcript
of the orders and oecross OF the county
court Of Harrison county, In regsrd to
thin matter, hes been furnished you.
In ADDITION to this, the city of Mar
shall will dongto TO said company &C
acres Of land at the place aud in the
shape designated by you on tho map
of said city, WhereOn to locate the
main machine shops, car works and
depot OF said company 1t said city.
The city OF Marshall will procure
said land by issuing its bonds in &c.
cordance with the provisions OF the
act OF the Legislature OF Texas, al-
ready referred 70, which bonds will be
Uaed in the purchase OF said land.
The citizens OF Marshall have al
ready undertaken 10 cash sad bonds
to an extent sufficient to purchase all
Of saig land which cannot DO procured
by donation directly from the owners
| Thereof.
The details VI acquiring the tile to
| said land for your company will be at
tended to by the city, and were ex.
| planned in our conversation with you.
IL consideration ut the donation OF
tho said sum OF 100000, and said SO
acres OF land the said Texas & Pacific
Railway company viii permanently
establish TIA eastern terminus and
Texas Office at the city o. Al .rshsll,
and viii also construct a. said cily
| the main machine shops and car
works OF said railway company.
Await ng YOUR reply, we arc re.
speotfully your obedieDt servants,
i. Il, SEXTON,
L. A BIANCfT