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Thought.


Thought 10 thus defined by one Of eur
best photographers II IL either the act
rr operate u Of Ihs mind, when aiisndiug
10 y particular subject or thing, or u
The idea consequent on that operation. u
IL the smuniiion and power Of The MUD.
II IL Indispensable 10 success In all In
iellseipsi undertakings and when nc.
eompanisd with the proper avenues OF
power and delivery, IN the ercwning ole
nrnt Of man. II moves with tho velocity
Of electricity, and darts like y meteor
through The political, ecclesiastical o. lit
erary atmosphere, Illuminating and ex-
posing through its various channels OF
telrgraphic power, not only the eondi-
tllns OF the respective organic bodies Tut
their ,ondaney aud ultinatum
Thought may be specific OF general; II
may move like the wheel OF Jugganot
agains, an nntagonis iicni foe or i;row its
warming influence aud connecting rays
a,hwart hi. Terrestrial Sphere. 1t rides
upon every breeze and whispers upon
| every breath. II dives into the hidden
MYSTERIES OF the unfaihomablc deep. IL
nscends the clouds and grasps lightning's
| fiery wing measures the heagens, aud en-
twines itself around tho planets and their
respective reiinuc. Yes, thank God, II is
| oie Of the immoral elements OF man that
never dies, II lives, and moves, and fash
es, and burns thousands Of yeais after LIS
authors have become extinct. Think Of
Charles Wesley who drst uttered the
words
| "Jesus lover Of my snnl
Lot mo to thy bosom n.y."
What n sublime ihousht--what n 81
gantic idea connecting itself as it were,
with the very Gods Of heaven; how beau.
tiful and yet how imploring. would
rather be the author Of these heavenly
grayiia,ing thoughts Than TO bear the II
| tie Of emperor or command the wealth OF
n Rothschild. Thought, although fire.
qucntly attended with gloom, lins iIs col
oring solace-for instance place in its
wake by comparison of questions and 70.
sponses thereto: "Why is it that rain
! bow and the clouds come over us with
beauty that is not Of earth and then pass
way and leave us TO muse on .hcir fad.
ed loyliuess?' "Why is it the stars that
hold their nights festivals aronna the
midnight throne arc placed above the
reach Of our limited faculties, forever
hooking US with their upapproachable
gloryT Again it responds in comfor-
ling tones, "There is realm where the
stnrs will be seen cut before us like il.
lands that slumher in the ocean, where
the beautiful bsings, that pass before us
like a meteor will stay in our presence
| for ever"
Thought il unlimited, unrestricted and
un6ounded. Bind the tempest as it rush
ed rudely through the forest. Bind the
avalanche as it dashes precitately from
the mountain summit. Bind the thunder
bolts ss it fal's upon specific object.
Bind the great electrical current that
go,crns the physical universe, and you
will have accomplished q mnch easier
task than the binding of thought.
A. NJ. COCHRAN.
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Old Tbiuy. Have Passed Away.

This Is At least tru, OF the old moihod OF treating
the long abused aud much abused hun M body 1t
Is no longer considered vso 10 put patient to the
torture IN order to cure him Of disease In which
pir is already undermining the energies of hls sys-
tom. True science ranges itself the side Of ma
ture and endesvork assist her 10 her fight sgainr
disease This Is The province OF lIostetto rs stom.
ac Bi,iors the most approved tonic over Advertised
in this country. II may 10 RECOMMENDED rs a fall
medicine, par excellence; for II is In the fall thai
bill Iousncs,, dyspepsia and malarious fcvc's are +
pecially prsvatent. The frame exhausted BY the
heats Of summer is relaxed and feeble at Its close,
and requiros, we may say dsrsand' artiieinl ass
ance. Afford it'that assistance in occasional doses
OF Hostet,er's Stomach Bltters, and tho evils re-
ierred to nsy be escaped Throughout the far
West. and on the steamiug alluval OF tho Southern
rivers al the yaricti Of periodical vsr are prob
ably rio to-day. Had course OF Hosteiter,s DIT
tors boon commenced by the sufferers month auo,
g. e., before tho unhcalhy season set in, seven
gths Of hem wouId in all probability be In thoii
usnal health At the present time. SO much for
~ tirecsste So much for not keeping In tn hou,c,
and using daily. the beet safeguard against epidemic
and endemic fevets.
As flock, OF imposters and imita.nrr are trying TO
f,llow in the wake & ihs great American remedy
therefor be sure that the article you buy is genuine
and verified by he prupef ira de-marks. The true
ar irle can only he obtained 10 bottles. Beware Of
The spurious biters sold by the gallon or in Kegs.
hsH
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CsTRAY NoTIcE--DALLAs CO.

Taken IN ly A. n. -Jsrrig,n, and sstrayed before
n Cav, Justice Peace Precinct No 2, one sori 81
. Roam Horse Mule. about "a II hands high, shou, "
,ears old. saddle marked gu his lack. n" o,b, :
n.rrs or bra. q. prrrri, ". Valued al $50 h;st'
J. : 1rkeu up BIS Iames A Anderson, and esrsyei be-
forr a. T. iu teal, Jusiile Peace Precinct No 0, one
pr',vn Mare year I'D about 10 hands high, sniio
.sddi. marks aud COLLAR marks, brsnaed 1 ON right
sIonId er-vain-d at so lt-9''
Tss.n u, by ". n. Wheeler. and estrayed beio'e
NJ M,ers Justice Peace Precirct No. ., one ieiio~
p,,,v msre vars oid thirteen hands high, br-bu-
ed on riEht tiish with Is ecnnssied, sad null snoe
on rixhi sh. u;der-vzlued at 50 o.Si'
T.frn nm by B u. Hifser, and sstrayed eei"rs
yno. d Kerfoot, Jn-lies rezcs rrrrinet SO; :, .ps
eorrei nzrs years Old. about thirteen "nds hith
= "A branded N on kft sho,lirr. Also on Lun
usl. ar q wear. old. about twelve " thirteen
b.pas high. y s,aed VIZ eonuecisd on kt,hizn !
s',s .ssn no ~ :. N. Torni<rry, and e-ir. be.
f,s Jpo 3 ksrfesf. yusfcs Pesee Presin Ne. =
epe pn, Bag Mare Niue, no brands. se-f IA
6urteeu hands high; valued al So. lTst
: T.s.,. uU i.y Allan Beard, sad est-ased be'er
L., m K,rfoof JusIirs prnee Precinct No. !, oi'e
N o. tior-- about wears old, ffteen bsuds hig
10, hind test WHIT. brand gu light .h'4u ds,
valued a. sc. hi-O one Dark bun MAJ sirsen
,srrs Old, Il hands high, soipe saddle M ,As, sA
r,..er In esf-vzlnsdz al IS. Also ons bark She,
nj q rnl borr. nboui nine years Old, irAidra ~
on ssft snoulder, both len fset white tia1e &C
spa snip the soss some ssoals niaf. - ~.
Mare. With bi.ek ysariinx c-h-Aars asoui e vel
,--rs. IA. mail star IN sor~hssd. some s.e L
rrs1ks- about thirteen and hslf hznis h'shi NE
ara c.,if rzirrt a. -. 10.
Tsf.n up ~ John Alcronch. sBd ss'iayed ,sisrs
= : coz. grstica Peace frroluct Ne. Z, . d
Fr.ss Nmf on. si,out uIn- years ohs AZ O.
ID 1nssrlt IN r<bi ear, snd uumA H. IN is.s 4.
no brEnfs r.1n-t a - go
T1l-r - ~ 11-rrs Brln&n, and tsir.gsd suio' :
- y K-rf.rt Justlrr Psacs ffclnri 30 j, u1's
Iisht nsy nsrs.. tr-1d-l ~nt sp.uish y ~ On
isi sHosidsr ssd tslsn, A. ys.rs q :. shout iss.
fren ara hat h-rf- hi.t. iilrit rhne 81 Que IN.
10 q. LAWS, cl,,x ?: {. .: Z; z.
Oh 49, -
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lso head of beef cattle weighing
Giving a profit Of ~.

NlStnK pr0ut OF ................. T-oco.Vu
Bu, suppose beef is worth six GEMS,
which is almost sure TO be tn case, and
instead of profit Of 1886, We would
have S4i65.
These figures are not our own, but thoy
are made ty gentleman well acquainted
with the details and expenses of the BUSH
ness, and we believe ar correct in every
particular. We submit, therefore, TO cur
farmers if they can afford to throw away
this money and let the Missouri and Hi
nois farmer make it. We know that here.
tofvre the Texas farmer or cattle dealer
could not do what is here proposed, but
the completion of the railroad to our
northern border make it possible NOW, and
We are assured that the NJ, X x T., and
the Atlantic and Pacific Railroads have
made ample arrangements for feeding, on
their lines, all the fatted cattle Of Texas
that may be shipped in that direction.
Farmers Of North Texas will you feed
and sell at 8 cents, or wait and sch next
spring at one aud o half. Now is the
time to consider the matter and TO act.
"Choose We which"
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edy The citizens Of Kaufman were re
called last week with speeches by Hons. K
q Mills and w.PM Lean, democratic can
didnies for Congress, and Capt. Miner, Of
Lamar, rndicsl candidate for Presidential
Eiectcr this District, who, says the Star
il by far The. ablesi and best speaker Of that
party in The district. The Star gives =
lengthy aud glowing description Of the
rpeeebes Of Col. Mills ard Mr. Mclean
who were greeted with loud arplaass
Thr star duls Col. Mills the Little Gi-
ant
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Mrs. Henry Wood new Book, within
the Maze; or Lady Andinnian Trial, >
by the author of "East Lynne" is in press
and will be published on Saturday next
by I. b Peterson Il Brothers, Phladel
phia, from the authors manuscript and
advanced proof.sheeis, urchased BY them
fro-. Mrs. Henry Wood, and will be in
uniform style with "Dene Hollow" "Bes.
~ Rane," "Rolland Yorke," "The Chan
nings," aud all the previous works by
this fnvorite and popularauthor. Its some
time since we have had a new novel by
Mrs. Henry Wood, whose "East Lynne"
has been dramatized by half score of
adapters, and played at at least orc hun
dred theatres. For some months past a
new serial, entitled 4" Within the Mae"
has been published in The Argosy, Lon
don Magazine edited By Mrs. Wood It
will be completed for English readers in
the December number; hut,. in conse-
quence OF special arrangement with the
anthoress, who has supplied the Peterson's
with her manuscript in advance, they will
publish the whole story complete in one
large octave volume next Saturday, thus
anticipating the publication in London
by over two months. The plot is entirely
original, Introducing the adventures aud
misadveniuresof young baronet, who
kills man in the heat Of passion, is
sentenced to death, has his sentence com
mu,ed to penal labor for life, attempts TO
escape, is believed 10 have boon sho. by
his pursuers, and but we mnsi not dis
close too much Of this very exciting tale,
but would advise all 10 procure copy Of
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Arrest of the Flynnes.
MURDER OF THE U. S. DEPUTY MAR
SHAL. lt


1t having become known, or
very confidently believed, that
Thomas and james Flynno, charged
with the recent postotlice robberies
at this place, were in this vicinity,
last Saturday evening Maj. Purncll,
u. S. Marshal, assisted by Deputy
Marshal Frank Griffin, and U. s.
Commissioners Deweese, summoned
u posse, and prepared to make search
tor them. About 3 O'clock Sunday
morning, the officers ana posse lett
town aud went in the vicinity OF
the residence of the Flynnes, about
two miles North VI towu. At day.
light the party surrounded the
premises, and alter searching out
houses, &c, went TO the dwelling,
which TIL Marsha and his deputy
entered. After having searched
through one OR two rooms, and
iaade inquiry Of the inmates OF the
house, Deputy Marsha! GrIiin star
ted to enter another room (pcrhnps
the only one that had rot been soar
ched, and in which tho Fiynnes
were concealed, } whom. upon open.
ing the door, he was fired upon and
instantly killed, receiving ut least
sixteen buckahot in his breast. Maj
Purnell narrowly escaped a similar
fate. Some of Tho Maishal', posse
returned the fire, but at random, rs
the Flynnes were concealed in the
room. No other shots were fired
from the house Major Purnell
ordered surrender, but this being
pcrsistcntly refused, the house was
set on fire. Two or three times
the fire was exlinguishcd by those
inside the house bnt at length, tho
flames getting beyond their control,
both the boys came out and surren
dered. They were taken into custo-
DIV, brought TO town,and ure now Ia
jail, heavily ironed, having added
murder to their former crime OF
robbery. The death OF MIR. Griffin
has cast a gloom over the commu
nifty, for he was a good man aud
an excellent, brave and faithful
officer. He was buried this morn
ing with the honors of Odd-Fclluw-
ship.
We writc in haste, but the above
are tho substantial facts in the
matter.-7yier Reporter, 9TH.
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rZcoi W. }. fIsichins. Vice President,
and ". r. Baker. one Of the Boarl OF Di.
reciors Of the Central Railroad, passed
through Dallas on Tuesday night. en rortt
fron Sherman to Houston. They had been
70 Red River 10 meet representatives o.
The ". X. & r. Road 70 settle the ironb;e
there about the Junction Of ,he t~o roads.
We learn from them that every hing was
arranged satisfactorily 10 all PARTIES. and
that tte ~orx riii re-, Progress ~ithcu,
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The 0uicasi, and o:her Poems, BY J.
W. Watson, author Of "Beaufiful Snow,
is in press and viii be published in few
DAYS by I. D. Peterson Dioh hers, Philn-
deiphis. The poem which lends its name
10 The book. "The Gu cast" treats its sub
jpct with originality and feeling at once
delicate and intense. TIE dispair Of the
wretchej parent for his wife and chill.
dren, lie depicted with true artistic effect.
All the other poems in "The 0n'cast pos
sess great interest, and display q lively
and pleasant fancy. as well a. genuine,
hearty sympathy with all the joys and
sorrows Of humanity. Tais volume will
take strong hold Of the heart and memo
~. and viii live and last, like HBenuiifnl
snow,r tecsuse the poems in il tonci
many chords in the human hart II Will
be pahlisbed IN enc large octave volume.
uniform with ~Beautiful Snow being
printed on the finest tinted plsie paper.
and bonni in morocco cloth, win gilt
ton ana side, and tereied boards. pTier
Two Dollars, and viii be for sale ny all
Booksellers, or advance copies vilt be
sent st ono. ~ nail 10 sny one. ~, 5
po.face, By lhs Publishers. on rec u
rric,-
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! pursuant to previous adjournment, thu
teachers Of the Public Free Schools OF
Dallas county, MT at the Courthouse in
the Citv of Dallas, at 10 o'clock AN The
| Com miitee on Permanent Organization
not bling present. the meeting was on mo.
lion adjourned till I'm.
EVENING SESSION.
| The Convention met At the hour ap-
pointed. The Secret, ry appointed at the
pre- ious meeting bsng absent, D. II.
Becker was elected Secretary pro. tenn.
After scme discussion II IVES, on motion,
E-solred, That the Committee on Per.
marert Organization be authorized TO re-
{ .ri at The next regular nce..:s. II wac
i then resolved 10 commence the exercises
with the program nc anncuncel By the
Executive Committee. Prof. NJ. w Mar
tin was appointed critic. Prof. F. Smith
then read an admirable essay on "School
Teaching advocating more thorough
preparation on the part Of teachers for
the WORK.
DR.. r. Williams was excused from the
duty assigned him until next regular ses-
sion. Executive Committee reported mus
10 una voidably omitted from the exercises.
. Vice President Charles T. Morris was
then called 10 the chair, and Capt. Ferpald
delivered o short lecture on Grammar,
which subject was further discussed by
Prof. Stevens.
Report of critic received and adopted.
Capt. Pernald then rendered his resigna-
ton as president Of the Association, which
was sccepied with hest wishes of the
teachers prescpt for bis success in his new
field Of labor. 1t was then resolved 10
adjourn till the last Saturday in October
at 10 A. NJ, and The Secretary be directed
to band cspy Of the seedlings Of this
meeting 10 each Of the city papers with re-
qnesi 10 publish the same
C. F. FERNALD, Pres.
D. R. ECKER, Sec'y pro ten.
Norr.-As the memorandum contain
ing the programme for the next meeting
has heen las, the Secretary IL unable TO
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Tss LsbiFs' PkssL for October is re
ee;ved. Tie number before us is wen
s,,ed With choice literature, both prose
md poetry; and The book well gotten up
.,d printed. After the present year, the
r,,rl IS to be illustrated, and VII Be-
furnished Al the lew price Of - per an
,sm Jno. s6srlsy Ward, Editor, Nash
Vile. Tennessee.
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Ileal saw . yoan and upwrfda. W. o ~,
r. SOW yesr and under .. q, n. kl1
~! sow onder year old I'd. X. SUI
Ecsl pair rig, under months. T. n. q Z,
VI. Logan, Collin DOC
Heat display hogs "a. n, Stiff, Collin 900
Beet lack 4 yoals upward and Under : Z
hest jack year cndor g. g. Coifse, 500
bc,,! sst carriage harness. W. X. Robertson
Best sci buggy harness rT'eyssl VIM, Tent.
son by J. o. UrufchhcId. Dallas. $50
I'cso bureau Texas inadc. W. u. Greer Dial,
las. 500
Rest book case Texas made w. b, Greer
Dallas 500
Rest brsoms Toxas made, Lewis sloan
Grayson co. 5000
Rsss I%Sp buggy. J. c. witw0r. "stud q q
Bcst TOP Buggy Texas made, Rogers, by
j. u. Crutchteld, 1000
Best family sewing machine, Grover a Bs,
Best h.i o cSnrn, Blades 4 Conner Dallas, so
" mattress, Isham Palmer 500
spring mattress Henry Keller" 8 90
"blooded bull Jno. Huhma Collin, 20 90
" COW, Helen Huffman 20 90
bull 8 and upwards. W. B. Miller, 4 4
Best bnll under year old, Jno. Huaman's
Best aged COW. W. II. CASTOR, Dallas 10 90
"heifer under yoar, Jno. Huffman. Col
lin.
Best mich COW. Texas raised, W. c. Young
Dallas, 10 90
SWEEPSTAKES.
Best bull. Jno. Huffman, Collin. 1000
"cOw, Helen Huffman. 10 90
Collin, 10 90
Boat saddle mule, Thos. Barnes, Collin 10 90
"mare mule, 2 and under A. G. Collins
Dallas 500
Best mule under year old, A. D. Anderson
Dallas, $500
DRAFT HORSES.
Bost stallion years and upwards. H,
butcher, Collin, l2 90
Best stallion years and under 4, j. w.
Franklin, Collin, 10 90
franklin. $50
Best mare 4 years and upwards Frank
Best marc s years and under E. Morris
Dallas, 500
Best mare under year old, J. W. Merri,
field Dallas "' 800
SWEEPSTAKES.
Dallas Is 90
Best Draft mare, James Wctsel Collin 10 90
FIFTH DAY, HARNESS HORSES.
Best Stallion years and upwards, Jno.
Hutfhines Dallas 1900
Best stallion 8 and under Ben Branden-
durgh Dallas 90
Best Stallion and under 8, s. Coffee Col
lin. 500
Best stallion year and under . VIM. Me +
y
Best mare 4 years and upwards, W: H;
CASTOR, Dallas 1000
Best years and under Jos. Wctsel Col,
lin, F.e !. fi..l.s $50
Best mare year and under 2, r. II. Brown
Dallas. IFH 400
Best mare under year old, j. w. Merri
field Dallas $50
SADDLE HORSES
Best Stallion 2 years and under 3, s. Coffee
Collin 8 90
las 750
Best mare yr. and under 9 R. H. Brown;
Dallas. so
Best mare under year old, Newton Law
renee. GraysOn, $50
SWEEP STAKES
Best saddle stallion Cote collin 1900
marc N Lawrence Grayson 10 W
FLOODED STOCK
Best stallion yrs up w R Robinson 90 90
80 yrs 4 undor p II Lively 1900
mare yrs 4 up Frank Lilly 20 700
"pr gelds in hars Il II stiff collin 1000
mares g" "E Beekley DALLAS 10O
sine geld'g in hairs B Lacy $50
!" mare =" NV II CASTOR 75O
"gaited sadie geld'gJ H Mckee 750
&c" mare VIM Furgersop $50
TEX rais'd sadie pony JEFF Robinson 90
tenn not less horses Work & Cocker 10 90
"pr cargo horses Z r stiff collin 10
order under Is Mack Barkley 500
and most grc'l rider in lie Peak 500
RECKLESS (" :" 500
80 +" "5day w II Sloan 500
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- The Norfolk iv..) yirsiuiFa' rTs-
=. n. renewal Of The remains z Gen
!, a.,z.<ad u,rruaer frpn not On,
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DEsIDEnUE FOR SALE Or BENT

new end commo iius residence In the South
part oftown. near the Dallas City Mills. just com
pleted, IL offered for sale rent. For particulars
aud terms enquire Of a--
Lee TOM. EfgNNH.
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? 7Fz----7-'----'-------- :" : :
nALLAS MARKET.

Corrected weekly by WILLIAMS BROS. Deal
ers In Groceries and Provisions, Main stroct, one
doc. east Of the Public Square.
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CLERK OFFICE. L. :. Disr CouKr,
WESTERN pisTHIcf of rfxAs,
Tyi. r. Sept. -, 1917.

Tylr, Sept. IS, 1877.
EEuoR DAtL,s IIsn,Ls;
Dear sir;--I have received the follow.
ing ori Tom the Judge OF this Cart
and a. Z is = matter Of general interest,
considering the large nnnh,r of persons
indicted In The Court, with their witness
es, &c. big that you viii give it pnsi:ci-
fy ia the flERaLD:
"ArsTIs. Texas Sept %, 1872.
aTo fke Clerk offhe n S. Disfriet and Cir
emit C6,vfs, Tyler, Tsra,:
sThe Criminal Doekefs OF said Courts
are hereby set for trial ON Tuesday the
18th day Of November next.
Very respectfully,
T.G. DUAL, L. 6. Judge.
BIG. DrvAL, Sciinr CLERK.
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vor Congress.
rEraE srArs At LARGE.
ASA Fl. WILLIE,
or vALvEsrus,
ROC ER. "a. MILLS,
W ,uRsrASa.
mos r,Rsr Dirrref,
w. s. rIERNDON,
VI shiiH COUNTY.
rRuA tRcoSD District,
w. p. EI'LEAN
OY mus COUNTY.
IRoS Third DISTRICT,
ID. c. GIDDINGS,
NJ NAsniheToS COUNTY.
raoa rorrH DlsrnioT,
JOHN HANCOCK,
" TRAVIS ccuEr..
fon pjsrIiCr ATTORNEY = lrU JUDICIAL
DISTRICT,
JOHN T. "A ULC,
OF pALLAs.
pan ms LKGIsLATrRr, 2lsT oIsTEIcr,
JOHN HENRY BROWN, or Dallas.
X. NJ. VAN ZANDT, Of Tarrnnt.
Ed. CHAMBERS, of Collin.
Far County Treasurer--M. V. COLE.
For County Snrveyor--N. A. KEEN.
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An InvisoratingT Tonic and Ned
icinal Beverage.
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DEMoyRlrIc NOMINATIONS.
neside,siai Electors.

rreside,sisi Electors.
T., hisuici- \, =. Rn'n-y, of ander'
rp. n. h. Hubbard, of Smith.
z Di.rirt--B u. hyperion, OF Red R!v'
e., John J. Uood, Of Dallas.
I'd Disirici-J. NJ. Mnscy, OF Walker,
Thoml, ilarrison, OF McLrnnan.
~ ~ pistrici John Ireland, " Guada
lupci s. II. Darden, OF GonI,les.
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CT. FERNALD, Pres.
DIR ECKER. Sec'y pro TEN.

d. r. ECKER, Sec'y pro ten.
Norr.-As the memorandum contain
ing the programme for the next meeting
has been los, the Secretary is unable to
announce the same.
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DELL sCHNApPs.

distilled by the Proprietors at Shell
dam, In Holland.
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Judge Good concluded hIs liA, OF ap
poinimepts at Kaufman, on Saturday last
aud returned home on Sunday. accompa-
MED by Hon. W.p. Mclean, Of Titus coun'
~, democratic candidate for Congress in
ihia Disirict.
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~ Receipts would he as follows:
Eighteen head Of cattle, weighing
1900 pounds would sell in ST.
Louis for at least cents per lb.,
in March, say $4,000 los beef
al y ctS,, ..'''.s Law wy
Deduct cost, ..................".".... 5iV'Vp
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Nett proft..".... ............."S29O 10
Add $500 uhe profit TO the $500, the
Origira, cost of the corn, and We have
Five Hundred and Ninety Dollars, or 90
cents per bushel for our corr, lcss the in
icrest on the amount invested, while car
rying on the transaction and the salt
used by the cattle, the labor in feeding
being alresdyspaid for. So
Take the case Of the large farmer or
trader who can feed $50 head, aud ii
stands thus:
ls,l head of beef cnttle Wei1hiDg
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BEEF CATTLE,

We had conversation few days ago
with au old acquaintance from Missouri,
upon n subject that We think Of great i'm
portance To onr.people, nov that railroads
are working such wonderful changes IN
our great Stale. To put il Ms short as
possible, we will come 10 the point al
once. Beef cattle now sell here al about
SIG por head, and corn Mt from ~ to 90
cents Pc hushel Now the farmer can
not II ford 10 sell ut these prices, because
le can do 50 much better by feeding his
corn 10 the steer, and then sending the
s,eer 10 81. Louis or other Northern mar,
keis. To illustrate Suppose farmer
has 100 bushels of corn more than he
wishes to consume himself. This, n, 80
cents per bushcl, will yield him $500.
Then suppose he buys 20 head of beef cat.
tie NJ SlS per head, say...-.".......S330 Uo
800 1brshels corn, ................... 3oo w
" Freight per car to St. Lonis,- lOOu2
Expenses feeding, .."...."..".".." 5000
I, Ex pcnscs to Red River, 10000
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