The Waco Daily Examiner (Waco, Texas) Vol. 4 No. 191, Wednesday, December 6, 1876

              CASSADY & WOLD.
.Proprietors of
‘EM EIKjE’ CIGAR STOKE |
No. 35, Austin Street,
AND
Avenue Saloon and Alley,
No. 08, Austin Street.
Finest brands of Cigars, Tobaccos and
Si e er’s goods. Purest brands of Whis-kt
, brandies, Wines and Liquors. Ever}--
hiiig tirst-ciass, in every department.
jAil
VOLUME IV. WACO, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1876. NUMBEE 191.
fl. REISNER.
Toys and Fancy Goods,
Candles, Fruits and Nuts,
Proprietor of
HAIL
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TERM3 OF SCBSCKimON:
(Strktly in Adtanee.)
per.Annum...............................$ 8 0;
■ ' “ li mouths............................ A 50
‘ “ 3 mouths............................. 3 50
KLY, per Annum......................... 2 60
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al; We ekly, peUfitmum, 15 cerffs atldi -
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Master id' every Subordinate Orange, lit! to
transmit names of subscribers and. funds,
lierni! by PoBtolllce Order, registered letter, j
or bank check. Address
,1. W. DOWNS, I
* Waco, Texas, t
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LARGE SALES. SMALL PROFITS
ver O tjl jr 3VE otto
AuvuiiTisiNO Kates— Dsitv Weekly . Determined Not to be Undersold
New Stock!
Everything Fresh from First Hands!
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.!. W. DOWNS, Waco. Texas.
Professional Card
E. W. BLACK, M. D.,
HirMCIAN, SflBOEOS AN# OB-srGiuici
in
Offers his professional services to the
eitizensof McLennan county.
55gT Residence and, ifiiee near JTlatroek
crossing,ou North Bosque, 10 miles norih
west oi Waeo. iivijIGw y
0 S. NELLIS, Nl. D.,
(Late Sur^t-'ii -p U. P. R# R.)
Homur quitliist
PHYSIOL;N,SU KH!•:• 1 •> JfcOBSTE CRiCAl;
Office,27& I'" Avenue, adjoining Dr.
Clifton’s; ii.t.ic.r , 4 ; South Third street.
par* bpeci.d alo n: 1011 given to diseases ol
aroman. octltl&v.3m.
A. J. Ft AN8,
IV,: NS & DAVIS,
J. F. DAVIS. r
•ot mtys&i Counselors at Law,
Waco, Texas,
ttVO,
fbe pi
yartun
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On
ii couueetioM, again r* sumed
wee of the lav? in ail its de-is.
apl8a&wt.f
• *vKS, M. D. 8. B. HAM LETT, XL. 1>.
: ES &UAMLETT,
ii rians and Siirsitfons,
W * TkX a-y
i PlU H fv-t-iie Drug
Wii/vAt loMtiouce. uexi
resbute
ton street, bwween
riiii-1 and Fourth.
i>i. liamlett’g residence, opposite IV
m ale College, on Clay street, Letween
Bceiunl and Third. iulv24d&w3m
&l)Ol
DhuicL, u;j Was Lin
M. 1>. UEKRINO.
I>. A.
J. M
KELLEY.
ANDKHSOJJ.
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bUC.
LUK1NG, ANDERSON & KELLEY,
Off;
■, i I .-in* A ' nderaoul
. r * }> ,«i t.;i »>,
Waco, 1 kxak.
n cud Fellows’ Building.
se5 l)2m WI v
F CALK JONES, M. iC,
Sfir;:bon and iioiiiooyathic
Physician,
W aco, Texas,
2-euovi- ins professional services tc
the citizens of Waeo and vicinity.
Special attention paid to < lUsletrics
aud Chronic Diseases.
UTl.ec, up stairs, nex! door to Peter-son
A Bialfei', Austin Avenue.
Residences Austin Avenue, between 8th
and loth streets. w. O. DODSON,
CONSTRUCTIVE AND SUPERVISING
ARCHITECT,
Office Corner South Third St. and Square,
Waeo Texas. fnovlOdtfJ
DANLEL B. HATCH,
Attorney & Counselor at Law,
Office, 129 West St 1 and,
[Oster man Building.] GALVESTON
spud i f.
A. W. EUBANK,
J^UBANK & V1VHETT,
Attorneys at
W. B. VIVBETT,
Law,
Office in the Fort and Trice building, C.oin-mercia!
Row, Waco, Texas
Special attention given to collecting.
sept26dly
T. U. SLEEPER. W. W. KENDALL.
E. A. JONE8.
^LEEPER, JONES 5t KENDALL,
Attorney s-at-Law,
WACO, - - - - TEX
_ ^__ ag23d 12 in. _
T.l>. U AXKINQ,M.D., .11. JOSErHTliAL.15.il.
M AN KING Jt JOSEPHTHAL,
Oculists a lid Aurists,
Waco, Texas,
At Dr. Clifton’s Oftico.
uffice hours from !):30 a. m-to 12 m.,
ahcj ir iHj 3:30 to 5 p. m. febO
M, CURTlS.M. D.
Offer* his professional services to the citi
zens of Waco, and McLennan county.
Office at J. M. Riveirc’s Drug Store, No.
7, South Third street._________ nov!8d3m
•yyr pearre linthicum,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
(Office in Downs’ Building.)
Waco, Texas.
Speelal attention given
t ons, etc.
to c; lice-aplilly
■J
Beg to inform their numeroi^s Patrons in the City, McLennan aud adjoining!
Counties, that by instruction from their Buyer in the Eastern Mar-lew
their immense Stock of Goods now in Store and
Daily Arriving
MUST AND SHALL BE REDUCED!
And Sold at Prices
Defying any and ALL CUMPETITION!
stocxs:
In our New and commodious Building, 30 feet front by 115 feet running back, j
is now filled to its utmost-capacity, comprising one of the
Largest and Best Assorted Stocks
-—IN-
® rsidPlo and Fancy
ry Goods!
BOOTS AND SHOES!
At his Mammoth Now More in the McClelland Row
on Austin Avenue, is offering a Stock of tioods
Unequalled in this City in
QUALITY, STYLE AND PRICE !
LOOK LADIES !
A Magnificent Select ion of Dress Goods, Consist-ins: of Black and Colored Silks
and Alpacas, Poplins, Plaids, Suitings, Broca>>s, Cashmeres, Merino-. Empress
Cloths.
A Tempting Display of Fancy Goods,
Such as rCollars a id Cuffs, Rushings, RibBoas* TrunmipiS, Handkerchiefs,
•Scarfs, Shawls, Etc., Etc.
All Kinds of House Furnishing Goods,
Such as Napkins, Quarter Sheetings- and Table Linens.
Gentlemen and Boys CLOTIII \G of Every Description and Quality.
! A Splendid assortment of GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. Hits and Caps
for Men and Boys, including the Latest Styles.
I Also a Splendid Assortment of L idies', Misses and Childrens’ Hals,
i Ladies’’, Gentlemens’ and. Childrens’ Boots and Shoes for the Ball Room,
I Pavi ment or Farm.
y A fine line of BRUSSELS and other CARPETING.
Trunks and Valises of all kinds.
The Salesmen are all courteous gentlemen.
The friends of Mr. John R. Cox, one of the oldest and best salesmen in the
city, will find him at this Establishment.
No Trouble to Show Goods—Uem niber the Place.
McClelland row, Austin street, waco, Texas
Of Every T)f: 'eriptio», futtal
iu lither p,-
for the youngest Infant to the stalwart Farmer,
ied, machine or hand made.
For Buys. Youths and Men, in Suits from $3 to $50.
E. D. Congktc, Pies. H. E. Conger. V-Pre. F. WstEtER. Sec. ATreas
£urnishing Goods of Every Style
AKB NOVELTY
HATS!
Children, Men or Boys,
iijy
H .Ax. *27 S !
For the Ladies, Misses,
From 40c uj) to $5 a piece.
Sbfchels artel Valises in Every
Style and Quality,
up to Twenty Deilara.
BLANKETS QUILT
Size,
and GQVERLIDS.
jf £3 T Jk. EiL
ron Works Company,
CGltXER OF SEVENTH AND -AUSTIN : TS . WACO.J,TEXAS.
Manufacturers of and Agents for
IMPROVED BALANCE VALVE STEAM ENGINES, uMLERS,
SMOKE STACKS, COTTON GINS
—AND—
Iron and Brass Castings, Corn Mills, Shafting-, Pul-lies.
Mill Rearing, Horse Powers, Segments,
and Pinions lor Horse Grins and In-dined
Wheels, House Fronts,
iron Roofing, Tailing for Cemetery Fences,
AND GENERAL IRON WORK.
IMPROVED EUREKA CAIN MILLS AND EVAPORATORS.
a* Repairing Gins and other work a specialty. Work as low and do as good
work as pa a be dohe anywhere, with full guarantee. uo7dw2m.
LANE & bodley’s j FINE SHEEP FOB SALE.
TEN-HORSE
.EVKR'Y DESCKH’TTON OF
Carpels, Mattings, Bugs, &c., &c.
frW* Our ij’oro, ilTe fincAt in Central Texas, acknowledged so by men who
have visiitd most all portions of the State, is now managed with such precise
aud business like system, aD(l by polite and attentive clerks, that we are ena-bled
to wait on everybody-—Large or Small. A child can come to our Store
md receive the same attention as an adult. Our aim is to please everybody if
possible.
No Trouble t© Show Our Hoods. Grive us a Call
and Satisfy Yourself.
We Employ No Street Drumrners.
GRAND CONSOLIDATION!
LYONS, LINDENTHAL & CO..
SUCCESSORS TO
Lyons i Cohn and Lindenthai & Solomon.
FARM ENGINE,
Awarded Grand Premium of
$100,000 IN GOLD
At the last Cincinnati Industrial Exposition
over six exhibitors, after a six days’ practi-cal
test, conducted by thiee experts.
Send for circular giving full description
and details of the famous trial.
LANE & BODLEY,
oqtg2wlim J .dm Waiter Sts., Cincinnati.
STEPHEN TURNKU, VV*. K. FITCH
County Surveyor. Dcp’y Surveyor
rpURNKU & FITCH
CIVIL
\Y ACO,
ENGINEERS,
TEXAS.
Special attention given to Civil En-giuoeriug
and Surveying. Specifloa-tions
for H.-idges, Water Works, &c.,
prepared at short notice. Patronage
solicited from aii parts of Texas.
HUr‘23 >v
Two of lUo largest DRY GOODS and CLO THING Houses in Waco having
consolidated, the no w. bouse is iio w the largest m the city or in Cextral Texas.
A largo amount of capital invested in their business. Goods by tiie ear load
are arriving daily. Everything In the line of
Huy Goods, Ladies’ Wear, Trimmings, Ribbons,
Millinery Gtoods, Etc., Etc.
CLOTHING ot every quality and price for men and boys. BuOTSand SHOES
of (very style and price ior ladies, Oailelren’s SHOES, Miss*,’ BOOTS and
SHOES fo» iho Ba.l Room, Pavemt nt or Farm . HATS, CAPS and FUR GOODS.
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, including clegaut SHIRTS, GLOVES and
l.CKTfES. Five large Store Rionu tilled with Goods!
Tiiereis nothing in the lined Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats a-'d j
Caps, Ladies’Wear, Gents’Furuishing Wear, etc., that they are unprepared to
sell, both at wholesale arid retail:
Prices greatly reduced on aucount of saving in cost of trail-porting largo bills ;
of goods. Special inducements offered to the wholesale trade. They will fill j
auy order for goods at satisfactory prices. Every ono entering this store will ;
be treated with the utinost courtesy, by both the proprietors aud the employ ees i
of the establishment.
LYONS. LINDENTHAL & CO..
[vlcCariney Rose Seed
For Sale by
JOHN S. ME NEELE,
Texnna, Jackson County, Texas.
One paper.................................................... 00
Three “ ................................ .........» 0«
Ten or more, each..................................... 50
No doubt the seed will come -.'.p.
Rem t by Po6tofflec Order, Registered let-ler
or Draft.
Persons ordering will please write plainly
their name, postoffiee, county and Sr ate.
nov23dltw3t
PATRONS NOTICE
I have lost a bay or brown stallion, 10
bands high, five years old, natural pacer,
branded on left shoulder thus: V. F., a little
white on left hind foot. Please let me
know if you flnd-bini. Address,
J. T. FULLEN,
Crawford, Texas, or Waco Examiner.
nov2Jvwlf
To the Stockralsors; ami Grazers of McLen-nun
Mini tm* Adjoining Counties mid aii
Others Interested in the Breeding of
FINE SHEEP:
Messrs. Little (fe Hamiltou, of Washiug-ton,
Washington comity, Pennsylvania,
have returned with another iot of those very
fine ewes and a few bucks. Having 60id all
their bucks butsix to J. W. .VcCoilough, of
Frcio county, Texas, just before starting l or
(h s Slate, this being the second lot of rams
sold to go to that county, besides over four-teen
hundred ewes, they now offer for in-spection
and sale at lo w figures their
BREEDING EWES,
selected from souieof the best flocks iu their
county. Any parties wishing to see the
sheep can do so by calling at M. E. McLa-ren’s
Livery Stable, near the cast end of the
Suspension Bridge, AVaco. And the under-signed
owners of said stock can be found at
the McClelland Hotel. All we ask is to call
and see for yourselves.
We also sold last spriug to Joseph Dra-her,
of China Springs, and to M. A. O.
Moore, of Howard, ninGty-tvvo rams, and
Mr. Patterson, of Waeo, six hundred ewes.
These sheep Are, ail near Waco, where they
can be seem.
nov5d&wtf LITTLE <v HAMILTON.
Residence for sale—one of the
most desirable and beautifully located
residences in Waco. Six large, comforta-ble
rooms, with hall b.;lo r and up stairs ;
perfectly new; fine, large shade trees,
about two acres of ground, all under., a
splendid new fence. Stable, out houses, all
new and complete, situated about one bun-dred
and fifiy yards from the business part
of Hast Waco. Will take pleasure in show-ing
the premises ’to any one desirous of
purchasing. BYRON McKEEN,
dc5dlm. East Waco".
’yyuu.TiGG, ~~
MATRASS MAKER,
And upholsterer does the very best work in
bis line ar the lowest reasonable rates. Give
him. a calf at tue. store room ou Austin street,
in front of the blue front. uov23J3m
W. P. MARTINT BRO ,
Washington, November 5—Chamberlain
publishes another disp itch in the New York
Tribune, in which he says the United State.;
troops :c, Columbia have ar,sumed no duties,
unless properly called upon to do bo. IJc
called upon Col. Black for a sufficient force
on the 27th, to protect the State House. Ho
did this, he says, upon evidence of a ma-tured
plan to take possession of the halls of
iho Legislature, .and carryout the shot gun
policy in the organization of the two
Houses. Col. Black, as ho was bound to do,
bhanrberlain continues, ordered a company
of soldiers to guard the State .House, when
he, Chamberlain, detailed on the 27th, a
State officer to take charge of admissions.
This officer’s orders were euforced by mili-tary
officers on duty. Chamberlain pro
ceeds at great length in justifeatiou of his
own action, wlileh be claims the military
properly supoorteff.
Murat Holstead telegraphs to the Herald,
in which, among others, he gives the follow-ing
as reasons why Cr>l. Lamar persisted til
refusing to call upon Gov. Haves: Col. La-mar
said, :< either I or Hayes could have any
thing beaiiugdirectly upon the public busi-ness
to say to each other, and while a talk
would be agreeable-, there could not be any
importance in it equal to the notorious it
would probably have.
A T ribune special says, alluding to the
rule which is'asked from the court, direct-ing
Mackey to deliver to Wallace the returns
received by Mac-key as speaker, it is conce-ded,
however, that the court will not recog-nize
M nckey's right to the returns, and will
order him to nive them up, should ho re-fuse,
the Democratic Rifle Club here, will
furnish a posse suffi “lent to put him in ar-rest*
Oosttgrewsio nal.
Washington, DVc. 5.—Senate—In the Sen-ate
Mr. Edmunds moved to take up the res-olutions
submitted by him yesterday, order-ing
an inquiry into the late election in vari-ous
Southern State?, which motion led to a
lengthy debate, after which a mo*ion to
take up the resolution w is agreed to. Yeas
34; nayes 22, a strict party vote.
House—The morning hour was on parlia-men
tary debate, Plaistcd, of Mains, cairn-ing
h hid. voted against a suspension of
rules for the appointment of Committees
to go Soush. Banks claims the record
should be corrected, and correction defeats
the resolution. Ti’.e Southern Committees
are arranged to provide for five sub com-mittees
in Louisiana, three in South Caroli-na,
and two in Florida, with two Democrats
and one Republican on each. Thompson,
of Massachusetts, is chairman ul .he Florida
Committee.
All the Committees leave to night.
Souili Carolina Lcgwlature.
Columbia, Dec. 5 —The Democratic House
has gained two more from the tiepubllean
House, with certificates fr.ru the Board of
Canvassers, making 62, and making only
one of the constitutional quorum.
Both Houses are iu sessiou Also the Sen-ate
The troops are being removed and special
coustanles now supply their place.
Califor<na--Uanvnss.of Vo tee,
San Francisco, Dec 5 —A disdatch from
Salem, Oregon, say3 the canvass of votes
shows the Republican majority to be 1165.
A protest was filed aud signed by Senator
Kelley and eight others, against the issu-anee
of a Certificate to Postmaster Watts.
They are in favor of giving it to the next
highest. The Governor gives notice that
he wilt hear the argument on next Tuesday.
The Republicans will not argue the matter
before the Governor, claiming he has no ju -
risdictloii.
The Governor’^ decision will be given on
Wednesday night.
NenrnsKa—•-llepublican* Enjoined.
Omaba, Dec. 5—Judge Savage held x
night session here.
The Republicans are making energetic ef-forts
to get a quorum at the extra session of
the legislature.
Yet moat.
Montpelier, Dee. 5 —Governor Fairbanks
is out of danger.
The Republican Electors are iu secret
caucus-here to-day.
£LEGBAPH . ' Massachu eUs; Joyce, of Vermont. Flor-
[ Ida—Thompson, of Massachusetts; DebMt,-
— — • . j of Misseuri; VV’aling, of Ohio;.Hopkins, of
| Pennsylvania; Garfield, of Ohio; Dunnel, of
! Minnesota. Oa the South Carolina com-mittee
the name of Coch-vane, of Penney]
| vauia, was substituted for that of Stenge
i of Pennsylvania, who was excused on ao
I count of illness in his family.
The attention-of Congress cannot- be too
earnestly called to the necessity of throw-ing
some greater safoguird over the method
of choosing and declaring the election of a
President. - Under tire present system
there seems to be no provided remedy fffr
contesting the election in any one State.'
A report from Florida that the vote bad
been cast for Tildeu causes intense excite-ment.
•
Hayes Counted In^
New Orleans, December 5.—The declare-tion
of the Returning Bo^rd gives*the low-est
Hayes’ elector3437 majority, and the
higbest4567. It is understood that the en-tire
Republican State ticket will be counted
iu by 3500, aud a good majority in the Leg-islature.
Omaha, December 5 “The court refused
an injunction to restrain the Republican
electors.
South Carolina
Columbia, S. C., December 5.—There are
a large number of special sergeants-at-arms
placed at the doors or the Senate and Hourr.
Troops are still retained in the State House
for the purpose of protecting the Governor.
A sentinel paees from Chamberlain’s door
to the Senate and House.
A joint session canvassed the vote an 1
Edgelicid and Laurens were thrown out.
The Democratic Senators retired. Chan:-
berlam was declared eiec’ted by three thous-and
and forty-feur votes. Adjourned.
It is expected that-Chamberlain will be it -
augurated to-morrow.
Hampton House has been in sessaontU!
day. Action unimportant except that they
gained two more membexs from the Mackey
House, making their ihembersbip 62.hold-ing
certificates of the Board of State Can-vassers,
and seventy, including the Edge-field
and Laurens delegations, who hold
certificates of the Supremo Court.
Hampton spoke in the evening declaring
that he intended to be Governor
In the Supreme Court an argument was
heard in application for a mandamus com-pelling
the Secretary of State to deliver the
returns to Speaker Wallace and papers
taken under advisement. The argument in
the quo warranto proceedings requiring
Hayes’ electors to show by what authority
they exercise their functions of office will
be heard this morning.
The electors meet to-morrow
Lone Star Cigar Store.
41 Austin Avenue,
WACO, TEXAS. dtdc2o
iMl. Ex ammer find Patron:
At a regular meeting of Corsica-
na GWrraauuagree JNNoo.; “6 , -i-t was resolved
that ibis Grange subscribe for
copy of the “Estray Journal.”
J. D. Hamilton Secretary
one
AdvertiSiuifMeaus Bu»lae*».
pui I yj.il- basiue- or it will pu„h you.
Don’t bg. tfie great unknown ” in busi-ness.
lieepyour firm pame and
the puulic.
business before
lie who by his .'‘Liz” would rise—early
anIIdI lafilt e/> tmmuusrt ,ai,d(,vr,e.,r.-t i.s e...
V our sign iu -ti.m morning paper is fresher
! fiaii the sign ovhc your door.
o-dvertising is commercial science, as in-dispensable
to real business as book-keen-ing.
Still water stagnates. Advertisements
are the ripples tnat indicate the
market.
stirring'
Overly modest people think advertising
sensational. Better oe sensational thanob-cure.
Xhe cheapest advertising is sometimes
the .dearest. Rates are regulated bv the
raL-g;.; of readers.
ihe Lxaminer goes round- town every
morning, and out ou every train and stage.
Let the your business go along
with it.
news of
Ih-opie read your advertissment iu the Ex-aminer
while waiting for their br lkfast, or
over their post pranuial cigar or pipe.
tion.
business.
mu editors monopolize public atteu-
Get your javV in once in a whiie,about
Don’t let your advertisement get stale.
Variety is the spice of life. dtf
Doing business without advertising is like
winking at a pretty girl iu the dark. You
may know what you are doing, but no one
else does.
Nature’s universal law is ceaseless activ-ity.
Let your constant advertising show
chat you are astir. iL s the Jive minnow that
allures the trout.
Arrra aud. Ucjmjrture ,
es.
I Trams and
NIGHT DIS L’ATOllES.
no.n£9i':c.
NJOW RKA1M1
OUR NEW
spldlm. Nos. 31^and 34 Austin Street,^WACO, TFXA
G E T Y O U R
JOB RINTIN C3r
Done at the Examiner Steam Printing Establishment.
GRIST MILL AND GIN
is copiplete and
READY FOR WORK,
Bring in your cotton and corn.
HAKKT30N & GREAVES.
6ept 14d&wtf .
F U R N I T U R fi
Dealers and
UNDE R TA KERS,
Keep on handall sizes of Metalie and Wood
Burial Oases and Caskets,
Richey Building, South Side Public Square,
WACO. TEXAS. -jan'Jldl;
Congress,
Appointin'! <>i C) n:uitt-:,;i to go to
the Contested States—Florida
Gone Democratic.
Washington, Decembjr 5.—House —The
question of rile, app >iu vn»nt, of three select
comaktees to proceed to Louisiana, Florida
and SouHt CiroUaa was reopened imme-diately
after Hie reading of t he journal, in
the shape of a in >tioh to correct the journal
made fiy Pi.dsted, of Maine, who asserted
he had voted yesterday in the negative on
that resolution, but that his vote had not
bean recorded, as tue change of this vote
would detest the resolution, which
had got the necessary two-thirds ma-jority
only by a tie vote-of 153 to .78. The
right of correction Was challenged by the
Democratic side, hut the Speaker decided
aater a long discussion- that the journal
must be Corrected. Tuts decision gave great,
pleasure t> the Republicari side of the
House, I.ut, their triumph was of short dura-tion,
for immediately a like correction of
the journal was made by Fuller, of Indiana,
who ha 1 yester.lay voted aye,‘ aud whose
vote ba.( iioVbcea reeordei. With these cor-factions
of the journal the vote stood J57 to
70, and the Speaker giving hit casting vote
in the affirmative, tit: resulup >n was again
carried by the ua-ccssaiy t.wo thirds major-ity.
Tne result was greeted with applause
on the Bomocratie side of ihe House.
December 16 was assigned for eulogies
-.onthe'date Speaker Kerr.
The President’s message was then read.
The Speaker auuouuced the following se-lect
committees: Louisiana—-Morris'on, of
Illinois; Jenks, of -Pennsylvania; MacMa-hon,
otdhio; Lynde, of Wisconsin; Black-burn,
of Kentucky; Meade, of New York;
House, of Tennessee; Phelps, of Coanectl-cut;
New, of Indiana; Ross, of New Jersey;
Townsend, of Pennsylvania; Danfort, of
" NOON.
London, December 5,
Money Market.—Consols, 9 31-16; Erie,
9X- Weather wet.
Paris, December 5.
JfONEY Market.—Rents 103 to 97}£.
Liverpool, December 5.
Cotton Market.—Quiet and steady
Middling Uplands, 6 7-16d, Middling
Orleans, 6j^jd. Sales 8000 bales, Specu-latton
and export, 1000 bales. Receipts, 6,300
bales; American, 4800 bales.
Futures 1T6 dearer. Uplands, Low Mid-diing
clause, February and March delivery,
6 7-16d. March and April 6 15-32 to 6Xd.
New crop, shipped December and January,
per sail, 6 7-16d. February, and March, 6
9-10d. March and April, 6%d.
2 p. m.—Uplands, Low Middling clause,
December delivery, 6%d. Sales, American,
4,900 bales.
Breadstuff's strong. American lard, 55
New York, December 5.
Money Market—Stocks dull and lower.
Money easier. Gold 1.08>^. Exchange—
Long, 482; short, 484. Governments dull
and lower, little doing, f. tate bonds quiet
and dull. South Carolina—old, lower; tens
better.
Cotton Mask t. — Cotton steady.
Sale3, 1362 bales. Uplands, 12 1-16. Orleans
Futures opened steadier. December,
125-32 to 12 316c. January, 12^c. Feb-ruary,
12 7-16 to 12 15-32e. March 12% to
12 2132c. April, 12 25-32 to 12 13-16c.
N I GUT.
New York, December ?.
Cotton Market.—Net receipts, 2831
bales; gross, 9694 bales.
Futures closed quiet. Sales, 19,000 bales.
December delivery, 12% to 12 5-32c. Janu-ary,
12%c. February, 12 13 32 to 127-16c.
March, 12 19 32 to 12%c. April, 1221-32 to
12 1316c. May, 12 3-82c. June, 13%e.
July, 13^c. August, 13 1 32c.
New Orleans, December 5.
Cotton Market.—Quiet and easy. Mid-diing,
ll%c. Low Middling, lie. Good
Ordinary, ll%c. Receipts—net, 8844 bales;
gross, 9432. bales. Sales, 6000 bales.
Exports—Great Britain, 4056 bnles.
E«ray Journal.
Bonham, Texas, )
Deo. 3, 1876. f
Ed. Examiner and Patron:
Red River Grange No. 694 has
ordered me to inform you that it
will pay $5 toward the propor-ed
Estray Journal. Should you sue-eeed,
you will please inform the
Secretary by sending the Journal
and the money will be forwarded.
Yours respectfully,
R. M. Jones, Secretary.
Centrally, Nov. 16, 1876.
Ed. Examiner and Patron:
Ceutralia Grange No. 519 favors
your plan of issuing an Estray
Journal, and will forward you $5.
Should you succeed please notify
me and the amount will be for-warded.
Fraternally yours,
J. W. Peavy, Secretary.
% Georgetown, Grayson Co.
Nov. L’6, 1870.
Ed. Examiner and Patron:
I am instructed by Georgetown
Grange No. 274 to notify you that
the Grange accepts your prop si-tion
and subscribes $5 for the Es-tray
Journal. The money is ready,
and will be forwarded on receipt of
the Journal.
Fraternally,
G. R. Reeves, Secretary.
Pleasant Home Grange No. 65
has also voted to subscribe to the
Estray Journal.
The mail aud express trains will leave
every ^ evening, Sunday excepted, at 7:45
o’clock, y.ud arrive every morning, except
Monday, at 6:0j o’clock.
The diiy trains will leave every morning,
< Xv*cpt Sunday, at 8:00 o’clock, and arrive
very evening, except Sunday, at 9:15
o’clock.
Stages Southwest via Belton and Austin—
Leave every day at 7 a. m., and arrive
daily at 0 p m.
Stages West via Gatesville, Hamilton,
and Comanche—Leave on Monday, Wed-nesday
and Friday at7a. m. Arrive on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday a_ m.
Kt:.., • Northwest via Valley Mills, Clifton
and Meridian—Leave every day except Sun-do.
y at 7 a. m. ami arrive every day except
Sunday at 6p. m.
Stage Northwest to Step hen sville leaves ou
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7 a. m
and arrives on Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday at 6 p. m.
Stage Northeast via Hillsboro and Peoria
leave Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7
a. in. aud arrive Monday, Weilnesday and
Friday at 6 p. m.
Stage for To wash, Kimball and Granbury
leaves on Tuesday at 7 a. m. aud arrives on
Wednesday at 6 p. m.
Stage for Mount Calm aud Spring Hill,
leaves Friday at 6 a. ra. arrives Saturday at
at 6 p. m.
Stage for South Busque to The Grove and
Crossyill, leaves Wednesday at 8 a. nr. ar-rives
Tuesday at 4 p. m.
The mails leave by rail daily, Sunday ex-cepted,
at 7:45 p. m., arrives daily, Monday
excepted, at 6:30 a. m.
The mail closes at 6 p. m.
Stage mail closes at 9 p. m.
The mail for stage lines leave aud ar-rive
as shown by the arrival and departure
of stages.
Office hour;- from 8:30 a. m. to £ p. m.
week days. ^ On Suuday from 8}$ to 10 a. m.
Money order and stamp windows open
from 8:30 a. in. to 4 p. m.
McLeimaii County fistrays.
No. 930.
Taken up by John Golson, at his resideuc,
ten miles west of Waco, anu estr&yed before
W. G. Boyd, Justice of the Peace, precinct
No. 4, on the 2nd uay of November, 1876,
one gray horse, 7 years old, 15 hands high,
branded 5 ou the left shoulder, broke to
work and to the sail die.
One sorrel mure, 9 years old. 14 hands
high, branded L 3 on the left thigh.
Also, three uubranded colts, issue of said
marc. Appraised by Tiios. f.olsou aud T.
N. Older at. iSo.
No. 929.
Taken up by Frank Krlttou, at his iesl-deuce,
near Kobinsonviile, and estrayed be-fore
E. P. Massey, Justice of the Peace, pre-
Cilict No, 1., on ihe 4th day oi Nov., ls7o,
one iron grey gelding, about, five years old,
about 14 hands higu, blotch brand on left
shoulder. Appraised by J. W. Grand and
L. N. Oassaday at $20.
No. 931.
. Taken up by VV. A. Woolsey, at his resi-deuce,
II miles east oi Waco, on the Marlin
road, and estrayed before E. P. Massey, Jus-tier
of the Peace, precinct No 1, oh the 9th
day of November, 1876, oue yellow gelding,
about 12 years old, about 15 hands high,
branded C II on the left shoulder, black
spot on left thigh, and said horse is wiud
broken. Apprrised by J. L. Teaff and J. 8.
Middie ton at $25.
No. 933.
Taken up by E. 8. Mills, at his residence,
near Perry, aud estrayed beiore A. 11. Crain,
Justice ot ihe Peace, precinct No. 5, on the
4th day of November, 1876, one roan pony,
8 years old, 13 hands high, branded L A ou
left shoulder.
One hay horse, 15 years old, 15 hands high,
branded ^ C on right shoulder.
One bay mare mule, 6 years old 12>s
bauds high, branded with appex carves ou
left sh mldur, Appraised by E. S. Knowles
:-md W. J. Mills at $60.
No. 932.
Taken up by J. W. Williams, at his resi-dence,
3 miles north of Comanche Springs,
and estrayed before A. H. Grain, Justice of
the Peace, No. 5, ou the 7th day of Novem-her,
ls76, one sorrel horse, 5 years old, 15
hands high, blase in face, blotched brand.
Appraised by W. R Riiey and W. F. Wil-liains
at $30.
H. I.. GU7FEY,'
novlO Glk. Co. Court.
No. 935.
Taken up by li H Taylor, at his resi-dence.
three miles ortiieast from Mas-tersviile,
and estrayed before E T Cox,
J P . precinct No C o the i6th d( j- of
November, 1876, cue Brown Ox, brand-ed
CK ou right, hip, marked crop and
split m the right ear aud uudertuvif
crop iii the right ear, and half o op in
the I. ft car. 7 years old Appraised by
C P Shaituek and E 1* Grove at $15.
No 0 0.
Taken up by J W Harwell at his resi-deuce,
and estrayed before K T Cox, J
i"’, precinct No 6. ou the7tt. day of No-veiuber,
187it, one Sorrel Horse. 3 years
old, about 13 uands Id It. branded thus
=j>,Mjarin face. Appraised at $ 0 ny
Henry C Williams find L 1* Field.
JOHN H. BAKFJR,
01 oi k County court, MoLeuaun Co.
deoiaw
The Contrust is RlrlKilie
As may be seen every day by the most •
casual observer sf hdntauity, on our streets
aud highways; some •• a’king briskly, talking
gaily and laughing heartily, the living ini-personations
of good health; whilst others
appear languid, tired, disturbed, cross and
unkind. He naturally'reverts to the cause
of such a difference, and finds that the latter
suffer fr rn some lesion of fhe liver, kidneyB
or spleen, or from some of the other Inter-nal
viscera, producing an indifference as to
what becorue'8 of them; whilst the former
bloom in health, ami have a smile fpr life’s
troubles by judiciously using the Home
Stomach Bitters. nov30