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-Four Mich Cows,

York Carriage and Haraess. rlailt Carriage
and Double Harness | covered prariorn, nearly
new Large Peach Bed with Springs. In good
order Farm Wagon, | 'lntsc tart Sleigh.
! Pennington Reaper s;,ee-tonth Rake, ! Hand
Corn sheller marlborough Fan, Grain Gra-
die, and Farming Utensils generally. 4 loi oi
Meat Casks Kitchen Furniture, and otll,r things
not herein mentioned.
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Railroad Iimr-Iablr
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Delaware Rail Road Limo.
SUMMER Arrange .nen'.
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soErr fstru.
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NrM A.1l.E rEAINs.

I.Wt Nv c,,site ior Wilmington and Philr-
lApH4 A. !14 A. W. l.raee phihJrlphia,
ititt v 4I Wia3asgu. 100 7, y fot
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FOR RENT.
SLEIGH FOR SALE !!

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,sNYhNA f,RANCH TRAINS.

AdauauB ,o ,hese ataet lc3tr Sru,tua for
Citation it s1tsN ta.l1 al T. u, leat" Clayton
t.g sm.a3 H84 ~ aa1 3g4F. ", leatc
~al5tlsE i:lr tl4. tHu % 1i u and 1a i VI
H. ai rpa a,r W3tt a4ns e aa4 iFpm To-
t#4 t. a ~E44scE# u1rN
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8 II prses and Colts.

amaua nhifi are tnn eaai 4fiszfs pair -
good Mnles, Tels trgltn Gil coming Mn
years AID
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Oi ic a orn Shelter.
PUBLIC SALE.

yINHE suhsrihtr. intending 10 quit frmins.
miii sell nj pnhlit sale on ihe farm d II
n Willis near Townsend. Delaware on
FRlIAY, FEBRr AIRY II 1879,
Ills entire stock and farming utensils, consisting
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Four Good Work and Driving
II SEs.

One mare OF esreeut stark superior driver
perfectly erhile aud would makr an excellent
family horSe ! good hute. Fine Shoals,
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Geo. w. Ingram.

en- AlpTtaSEEkiNt; .t.enata - promptly
GEa " INGRAM
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TT BLI( SALE.
FOU ! IIORS IIsS

n.cd rcsicttiytI Is : ? 4 9 ro'i leAs- Y.H
p,ii. 81 NAL rat- ttir Z N..fto.A. f..U 1
Ntu eDd. Sct rril " tHn tv, r .fe ..epl #ttt
cfs. kiEd aud stpiir ia alt kiWds a a.tHrs
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At RMS or sas..
PU B Lie p ALE

FVllE sutye1iG.r nill sviI ii !'9fEis sale IN ''e
J. tariH q : z !H.fs. uraF h.iint.a i3tlgt
uN rrEsl ~. fGDGfaHY 3sfu ls7s
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Twelve Head of Cattle.

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nud ourts rola ug lu ilat.i 1lEyc.r go.ta ..'s
tle ftux, ,p tc sa,d 49, tH.t+. l.' .t#st
~ rit9Ais, iru aAr MOSQUE st N.y-tN-. ..f.
Nit Aa-oH st,e5stHnfH !34&e
! Sleigh Afi 1etl. Nbttt Itl3, @f'h iE..-
ih,'e Aif.ahpI at. ii5 IL l.g2 vt.H E.N
.ftl splt..., nsItgt +. .-ti, Cora
t,r,uU Fam r-a ttt iiav pjlN5 li-fguas.
,,itisalurs, 81 .yt IL s. tg"9 tittsos vrr
Leading t,rst. ! ctffsto ,'sile i0y3 T.. til l!s.
s.l. Peach uls.efs tE.aits NaNas sts.. ltttaf
81 lhas e.
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Improved Cucumber Wood Pump,

80 fat s3}f - Il KENMORE O..
Aunt aaa#aIasH= h#4eafgs
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Groceries and Provisions

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-16
A Bold Ruflian..-OBe Man Defys Sn
Entire Community.

We have received intelligence OF the
transactions OF q daring outlaw in
Liberty district. A man by the name
of Evans has been carrying things with
a high hand. He, in company with
another desperate, went across the line
into Greene county, Pennsylvania, and
completely stripped an old woman and
three girls, leaving them perfectly nude,
Evans also broke up a meeting in
Bellton Hill school house, one night
last week. A warrant for his arrest
was sworn out, but no one can be found
in the community who is bold enough
to execute it. Evans carries two re-
volyers and a knife, and is represented
as being man OF great strength and
very daring and reckless. That the
officers are afraid to arrest him. speaks
in very high terms of their bravery.
1t is proper, however, to state that the
warrant was directed 10 constable and
not to the Sheriff. Had it been to the
latter, Evans would have been in limbo
or purgatory long before this.-lfoumds-
viNc Reporter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-16
NEW YORK.
Gamblers In Trouble.

NEW York, Dec. l5.-Cspt Chufeby
of the l4th precinct made raid to-day
on the headquarters of policy shops
272 Bowery, and arrested the proprie-
tor, Joseph Burr, and forty clerks
Burr is said to be backed by Simmons
& Co. All were held to answer
Honorz to Judge Nelson.
The courts to-day took official re-"
cognizsnce OF the death OF Judge Saml.
Nelson, of the United States Supreme
Court, and paid the usual tribute OF
respect by adjourning.
The Trotiing Association.
The Board of Appeals OF the Nation-
al Trotfng Association concluded its
labots to-day. -.1-
The Board of Assistant Aldermen to-
day, adopted resolution appointing q
committee of three for the purpose OF
obtaining the cooperation Of his Honor
the Mayor and the various heads OF
departments, 10 providing immediate
employment for mechanics and laborers
upon our unfinished public works.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-16

rupt Holidays Cove Company, collect
ed them, l presume, and charged their
clients strong commissions, 81 they
ought in such 8 case, and l have no
doubt did.
A word now, showing how our litll,
branch of twenty-five miles, secured to
Wheeling by the Legislature OF the
mother State, by her then faithful rep.
rssentstive, has grown into the great
fraud and humbug, as now appears,
known as the PittsbuIg, Wheeling Il
Kentucky Railroad Company, with its
present sage Board of DIRECTORS, Presi.
dent, Engineers, snd Attorneys! Upon
what meat doth this our Cesar feed, that
he has grown so greatT The tax payers
Of Brooke and Ohio counties need only
look to their pockets, the work accom-
plihsed, and the reports these agents give
them UNUs PoPuLI.
Wellsburg, Dec 10.
TO BIZ CONTINUED
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-16
ST. LOUIS.
FOund GnlIfy.

Sr. LOUIS, December l5.-Thomss
Kavanaugh wss, this morning, found
guilty OF murder in the second de-
gree, in the killing Of George B. Fort,
on the fair grounds last October, and
sentenced to ten years 10 the Peniten-
tiaryi :. J s ~
A fire this morning destroyed the sa-
loon and restaurant occupied by August
Vauvalt, on High street. Loss -ix
thousand dollars.
Suieide.
John Ischa, Yesterday, cut his throat
from ear to ear, at his house, Isl Colum-
bus street. Cause. pow erty. He leaves a
vile aud two children.
The PubIic Schools.
Rev. Father Phelan delivered lee
ture last evening, in the Mechants'
Library Hall, in which he reiterated his
views on the public school system,
which attracted so much attention at
the time of TIE meeting of the Irish
Benevolent Urion, held in this city
some iiair sIp.S. r
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-16
HOUSE.

Under the usual Mondays call OF
States for bills, the following, among
ctlers, were introduced and referred
viz;
By Mr.. Hale, OF Maine, q bill grant
ing pensions TO the soldiers OF the war
cf iSl2, or widows OF SURVIVING
solders' in all cases where land war
rants were not obtained.
By Mr. Frye, OF Maine, bill to em'
plov commission to consider the sub
iect of the alcoholic liquor traffic. m
By. Nv. Poland, OF Vermont bill
to amend section 81 Of the act in rela,
ton 10 the collection Of abandoned
property, and to prevent frauds In In
surrectionary districts.
Bv Mr.. Pierce, of Massachusetts, a
bill 10 provide Ior the resumption o.
specie payments; also a bill 10 fix the
COMPENSATION of weIghers at the port oi
Boston.
By Mr.. Starkweather, OF Connecticut
a bill to equalize the bounties OF sol'
diers, sailors and mariners OF the late
war.
By Mr.. Barnum, of Connecticut, q
bill for further Improvements IN certain
hasbors in Connecticut.
By Mr.. Dueil, OF New York, a bill
to enable honorably discharged soldiers
to acquire homesteads on public lands
By Mr.. Wood, of New York, a bill
to amend the internal tax act OF March
1873.
BY Mr.. Cox, OF New York, bill fol
the better protection and preservation
of the harbors, lakes and rivers OF th'
United States; also, bill 10 repeal ths
oath required of applicants for pension!
and prescribe another oath.
By Mr.. Hazelton. Of New Jersey, a
bill for the free transmission OF all Of
fcal matter through the United States
mails.
By Mr.. Kelly, OF Pennsylvania, a bill
authorizing the issue OF convertible
bonds and for the reduction OF interes
on the public debt OF the United States
By Mr.. Platt, OF Virginia, bill te
amend the national currency act o
June, 1866; also, bill authorizing tn,
appointment of superintendents ant
keepers Of light houses on the Atlantic
coast.
After a call OF the States. during
which oyer four hundred bills wer'
introduced, Mr.. E. r. Hoar, OF Macs
offered resolution directing the Com
mittee on the Judiciary. to enquire init
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-16
BOSTON.
Walking for n Wager.

Boston, December ia ten mile
walking match for 81 900 and the
championship OF America was arrang"
ed here to-day, between Edward Mullen
OF this city, and c. Harding of New
York. Articles OF agreement were
signed and $1,000 side was posted by
the representatives OF both men to walk
ten miles for 500 side and the cham
pionship of America, Harding to allow
Mullen $50 for expenses. The race is
to take place in New York, on the 9th
OF January. Harding and Mullen re-
Gently walked four mile race at Bea-
con Park, Boston, for $500 eide and
the championship OF America. Hard
ing won by ten yards, in thirty one
minutes Mullen is matched to walk
seven miles in one hour for $4,000, on
the 23i instant, At Beacon Park.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-16
A GRAND deer bnnt came of

A GRAND deer hunt came Off in the
Trough last Friday. About forty>Gvs
veteran hunters were out, under tbe lead
OF two skillful sportsmen, who secured
q high position from which to overlook
the field OF operations. Military order
prevailed, and go cool were the men at
the stand, and go steady their aim, that
everytime gun cracked you could hear
q deer fall. There was no noise or con-
fusion, but plenty OF good things edible
and drinkable. Four deer were taken,
q number somewhat incommensurate
with the scale OF preparations; but
still it was q jolly hunt.-MoorefcId
A I1rcyyjScr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-16
A Remarkable Coat.

An old gentleman, VIM. Deem, Esq.
appeared on the streets OF our city re-
Gently with an overcoat on which is a
very old one. He saw Mr.. Daniel
Neal, and remarked, II bought this
coat of you forty-three years ago and it
is likely to last twenty years yet"
This venerable coat was sold by Messrs.
J. d Daniel Il. Neal in
good old colony times when cloth was
OF most excellent quality. We wish
that such material as that could be
purchased now.-ParkerSJurg Times.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-16
IOWA.
The Homestead Sufferers.

DEs MONIES, December l5.-The
committee on aid and relief for the suf-
fering homesteaders in northwestern
Iowa, report that in Osceolla county
there are two hundred families needing
immediate aid; in LYON 100 families; ;
in Cherokee 100; in Sioux 200; in
OBrien $50; in Plymouth 10; in Clay
so; in Dickinson Is; in Emmett 30
in Kossuth so; in Buens Vista 35; in
PaIa Alto 80; number OF families $50
or 1000 persons The articles most
needed are clothing, fuel and provisions,
besides seed to SOW over 5000 acres Of
land that 1s already broken. They
recommend that the people Of the
State be called upon TO cooperate in
this grand work OF relief The cause
OF tn sdistress is the grashopper plague
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-16
Sir knights,

On last Thursday evening the Ks-
nawha Commsndery OF Knights Temp
lar was opened in this city. under au-
thority OF the Encampment at Rich
mond, Va. The dispeusation was
granted 10 George W. Patton as Com.
msnder, Alvaro +. Gibbens as General
and James II. Huling 6, Captain.
There were present upon this interest,"
ing occasion representatives OF SIX dif-
ferent Commsnderies, from six different
States. - West Virginia Journal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-16
ILLINOIS.
Verdict of Guilty.

CABBoNDALE, December l5.-The
verdict OF the Coroner's jury in the case
of the killing Of George NJ. Baucb, yes
terday evening, was wilful murder at
the hands OF John W. Mcdonald.
The excitement is scarcely allayed in
any degree. Those having the muir
derer in custody, do not deem it safe
to bring him out Of his house for re-
moval TO the county jail.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-16
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
Tribute TO Napoleon HI.

PARIS, December l5.-The Budget
Committee of the Assembly have now
under consideration q proposal to re-
store the objects Of art belonging TO the
late Emperor Napoleon. and grant the
e1-Empress Eugene, his widow, 3,0O0,- :
600 francs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-16
Killed by Accident.

A negro named Ben, was killed at
Mr.. Isaac McNeeps, at Mil Point, in
Pocahontas, last week, by being thrown
from a horse. His head struck a rock
and was split open. He lived about
As hours. He was raised in Spottsylva-
MIA county.-GreenJricr Independent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-16

The removal OF TIE capital is being
vigorously agitated in many parts OF
the State. The wish of our people in
this matter has been so often and de-
cidedly expressed heretofore, that it is
little use we presume, for practical pur-
poses. to gay much about it, The con-
siderations which should enter into
decision OF this question, are accessible
ty and the accommodation of the peo-
pie. The members of the Legislature
will but reflect the will OF their constit-
ueuts il they pass law removing the
capital 70 some more central or access
sible point than Charleston, before they
a6journ.-Grafton Journal. p
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-16

brother" Lsferty, writing from
Norfolk, says: "a farmer near Nor
folk cleared last year from coober peas
FIVE thousand dollars. This crop WAS
raised on a sandy place that appeared
to be fit only for doodle bugs to make
their hopper houses on. The people
would all lie millionaires down there il
ouinine was cheaper"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-16
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Dec. l6. AN.
PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
For New England on Tuesday, part
~ cloudy weather with light to gentle
north xesterley and southwesterlywinds.
For the Middle States and lake region,
and thence southwark to Tennessee,
winds gradually backing to southerly,
with generally clear weather and slight
changes OF temperature. For the
South Atlantic aud Gulf States, less
pressure with partly cloudy weather,
the temperature rising slightly in the
lower Mississippi Valley. For the
Northwest, generally clear weather
with light southerly to westerly winds
prevailing during the day. For the
canal region of New York State, the
TEN perature will remain stationary
during the coming twenty-four hours.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-16
SHURTLEFF HOUSE,

EAIRMONT, WEST VA, FORMERLY
j. Kearsley. This House has just been
newly reftted from cellar 10 gaIret with
new beds and new furniture, and is second
10 none in the country, and is situated at
the 3. & .. railroad depot. This House Is
first class in every respect. The table IL a..
ways supplied with the best in the market.
Charges moderate. Sample rooms for COM
mercial travellers. No charge for handling
baggage. Give me a call. Satisfaction
guaranteed TO all ny patronE- Good stab
ling for horses. Z. w. SHURTLEFF,
nOv9 Proprietor
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-16
SSrrender OF the V.rgInius.


Seeretsry Robeson this morning tele-
graphed the Gnal instructions to Admi-
raj Scott, at Key West, relative to
receiving the surrender Of the Vir-
siniua The surrender may possibly
take place tomorrow, bat in official
circles here it is not expected to take
place until Thursday, the day agreed
on between Secretary Fish and Polo.
Dispatches received at the Department
OF State and also at the Spanish Lega-
ton from Havana to-day, report mat
ters comparatively quiet. ard no trouble
IS anticipated. Arrangements for car
rylng out the terms OF the protocol are
about completed. Other embargoed
estates are to be released in few dsys.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-05-02

pose fines, penalties and forfeitures for the
violation of its ordinances; 10 nrovide for
the making, clearing and repairing Of side
and CroSswalks adjacent 10 lots by the
holders thereof; also, The making and re-
pairing OF cutters; also, 10 gra t., have
plankIed, or otherwise clean and keep in
repair streets, alleys and sidewalks to
erect, rerair and regulate piers, public
wharves, docks and bridges, and 10 reou-
late the erection and renair of private
wharves, and fix the rate Of wharfage to
regulate and control The storage OF gun
powder and other cOmbuStible materials,
and the use of candles, lamps, and other
lights in shops, stables, and other places;
to prevent, secure or remove any fireplace,
stove, or other apparatus which may be
dangerous in causing fires: 10 regulate
and prescribe the manner of building nar-
tiiion walls or fences: TO prevent and reg
ulate the running mt large OF animals, and
the discharge of firearms, in said city: 10
license and regulate porters, and fix the
rate OF porteage; TO appropriate for any
item OF city expenditure, and to provide
for the payment of debts and EXPENSES of
the city; 10 appoint a City Attorney and
prescribe his duties to change and make
new wards and change the number of
Aldermen Pr0Uided. The number pro-
vided for in this act shall not be retluced)
aS the interests of the city may require;
to provide for the weighing or measuring
or hay, wood, and other commodities
bought and sold in said city: TO provide
for the removal OF sanding water, and
other unwh0leSOme and offensive sub
stances, and TO prevent streams from over
flowing their banks: TO make all bylaws
and ordinances necessary 10 carry inio
erect the provisions of This Charter, and
to secure The health, peace, security and
Improvement of said city, and 10 provide
for the punishment of the violation of any
city ordinance. by fine or Imprisonment,
bur no fine shall exceed one hundred dol
lars, and Imprisonment more than thirty
days and shall have powertopreventt the
introduction of diseases into the city: 10
prevent or restlnin any noise, riot, dis
turhance, or disorderly assemhiage in any
street, house or place in the city; to pro-
vide for the prevention or removal of Oh
structions in the willamette river within
the limits of said city: Pr0rn q, The
citizens of said city shall not be exempt
from the Iayment Of such road taxes rs
are or may be imposed by the laws of This
state, and provided further, that the City
Council shall appoint Supervisor of
Roads, who shall collect and apply all road
tax within the city of Albany 10 The roads
within the city and district in which the
city is situated.
Passed the House, October 20. 1870.
B. HAYDEN,
Speaker of The House.
Passed the Senate, October q, $50.
JAMES ID. FAY,
President of the Senate.
Approved, October 26, 1870.
IF. GROVER.
Governor of Oregon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-11

day, aud II II rum0red that another
lot viii he sent forth 10 earn an hon
est living Oh the lhlh,
one Of the Cubans shot on the 9Th nj
Santiago, was Santa Rosa, whose re-
lease had been obtained through the
intereession of Secretary Fish
The printers ~ Springfield, ILL.,,
struck yesterday, The few Wht pflll'
lerH there have our best wishes, but for
the others We heartily wish they may
be compelled 10 work for ten cents per
thousand,
The lrrepressible "swlngerh "oir-
clrdn twenty-five thousand dollars
from his deposits In the First National
Bank NJ Washington yesterday
Cotton opened active ut New Orleans
yesterday, but subsequent adviceH rom
New York aud London caused n linz
tied demand, Prices ranged from
lsl@l5!o,
Yesterday Mexico celebrated the
adoption Of the additional articles u
the national Constitution, the princi'
pal Of which are the abolition ol
peonage and the separation of church
aud State.
A meeting OF Cuban sympathlzers II,
New Orleans Monday passed the
usual buncombc resolutions II som,
Of the "Cuban exllcsn would 10 over Ia
the standard help their compatrio,s, II
would look little more patriotic than
"'lOnlingn In the United States,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Proclamation OF Election
CRY COUNCIL CHAMBER,
nullnA NnNnmhnI |. lAlA

Dallas, November |, 1873
In compliance with the prayer ofthe petit
tlon OF 4. q. Jordan and others, more Than
my qualified electors and frcohOlders OF the
city of Dallas, and In pursuance of htc stat
utcs In such eases nnde aud provided, II IN
hereby ordered by the City Council mat an
election be held NJ the following points
For Ward No, |, Courthouse,
For Ward No. =. benuchamps onico,
For Wand No, 3, Fricks store,
For Ward No, L. luungs warehouse,
In the city of DAllus, on Tuesday the "a dny
of December, A. d., 1873, for the purpose OF
linking the opinion of the qualified electors
OF said city on the following proposition, To-
wit; ,,
thou6nnd dollars of city bonds, upon the
completion of cnch fiye miles OF ruad.hvd
mud bridges of the Dallas and wichita Kali
rond lnfIy per cent? OF the amount already
pledged, The rcmainderof the one hundred
thousand dollars heretofore Noiod TO hr phlu
ON the laying of the iron ana completion OF
the said road 10 the county line.
pressed by ballots on which shall be written
Inc words "FOr the proposition Or"AghlnSl
the PROPOSE ion" aud thai due notice Dc
given by the Mayor Of said election, rs
required by law; and that the Mayor ISSUE
his proclamation In accordance WIN ms
ORDER On,
In compliance with the above order of the
CITY Council, |, Ben Long, Mayor of the city
of Dallas, do issue this my proclamation ioi
said election In accordance with tho above
order. o>,,, ,,.
Dallas, November 7, 1873. JSd2twdt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-11

Having exhibited during the past
summer In all the leading cities OF
the Northern States. travelling OK,
clusively by railrOad and Visitfl
by over eighteen hundred thousana
gratified people. -,
schools everywhere dlsnlsScu
and the entire population, many
times for u distance ofone hundfsu
miles, Oongregated 10 witness tne
most extraordinary collection ol
wild beasts and euriosities, ana
without doubt the