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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-10

Denison commences aud ends q the
top of Texas, and that is one reasjn
why you can get head put on you IN
that town without cent.
IL is located just far enough from
Red River to keep from hearing the
bad boys, who fish on Sunday, swear
oaths as big rs bridge timbers.
You can't snceze in DeniSon without
you hang u two hundred pound weight
to the back ofyopr bend, because if
you nod that section of your carcasj in
Denison, they take your for u drunk.
One bottle Of Den!son whisky tied
tothe rear end of IL freight train has
beeu known to push one hundred box
cars through the Nation, and "get it
inn the day before it was due.
0winGs, Rush, Skiddy, Austin, Cr1w-
ford, Burnett and Main are some of
the highways of Denison. We leave
out the highways of the girls at the
Varieties.
They have three papcis a Denisou--.
the News, the New South and the
Journal. The News steps before the
curtain every morning, Timber as
.pnppet and rs fresh rs n White Noun
tain SNOWFALL. It's stew of DeBoots,
Chesterfield and "Mary's Little Lamb"
The New South homilizes you once
week with editorials Ns lpng rs the
Cardiff giant and us full OF thunder,
beeswaX and tomahawks a Il cOnduc-
tors Information" to busted Com
imercial" traveller who asks just to get
'passed home" But the New SOuth's
sGhoolmasters are laughing all the
time with an outrageousg uflaw at their
frightened ciass. The Journal comes
out alongside of the New South, with
plank and nails enough fQg the biggest
kind of Democratic coffin, Only TO
find Coke elected by twenty thousand !
majority.
On the Alamo "pizarro" | saw boy.
Says to this sinner in the April of |
his years, pointing to a ear, "What !
does NJ, X. & II. mean, my well-gotten
up Pafsnipw
Says Parsnip, hThat means, Make !
Kakes and Tatfy."
"Why," says !, "The letter x don't |
stand for cake; c commences cake"
" fes,n says Parsnip, "but we spell
everything in this town that conf
mences with u C with IA K.n
"Then," says ], "What kind of
cakes ?p
Says Parsnip, says be, "Do You you
see that man unloading corn in that
Agis4a4 Il ra3
Says I, "My visioning not deceiing
me, witness the corn.n
"Well, says Parsnip, "Then they
must be corn cakes.n
Says I, eyes" Then says I, "But
what kind of Taffy?n
Then says Parsnip, ''Do you see
hat man loading molasses In that carp
Says 1, ayes p. fes
'"Well,' Says Parsnip, at must be
nolasses Taffy." va g
Eyes says 1. Them says l.
Your diet must be principally oil
razors."
-" Yes" says Parsaip al think Pm
rasing you out"
Yes" says I, "But you have wet
rains in this town."
"Yes,p says Parsnip, 81 don't see
what other kind of Trains any place
would haye.n -is'a'i
Then says 1--we have dry rains in
Dallas.n 4
Then says Parsnip-"What kind Of
tralnsare they?"
Then says I--"They are horse reinsu
Afser which Parsnip suddenly says,
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Pratt's e,strnI Oh.

Absolutely SAFE. Perfectly odorless. Al.
ways uniform. Illuminating power superior
To gas. BURNS i'm any iemp without 12ant,sr
OF exploiting or taking sre. Manufactured
expressly Ia take. 1.-THE place OF volatile anI
dangerous oils. Its safety under every posi-.
proved hy its continued use in over ;s.jissl
families. 'N0i'e'
Millions OF gallons have been sold and no
acclIyiiti directly or Indirectly, has ever oc-
yuIen from burning, storing or handlitlr H.
Ihe immense yearly loss 10 II fsand property.
esuitlhg from the use OF cheap and danger
orr n,!, oiis IN the United States, Is appailing.
sioners throughout The country recommend
rs Astral as the best safeguard where lain,,s
are used. Send fcrcircnlaT.
FOR sale 81 retail BY the trade generally.
anu a. wholesale by the proprietors,
.CHAS. PRATT 4 Co,
ihqsssmv leafulton street, New YoSk,
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Nearly all ladies' are in daily use OF some
artificial pnint fOl their cheeks. Now Let us
tell you secret. III YOU will use English
femsle BitieIs il will paint your pale face,
brighten y)nr dun eye, impart beauty H.
your feature and health and buoyanoy To
your whole system.
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MessrS, Durham, Howell & Co.. OF shreve-
port, are ageuts of the Arizona Mills in Clai-
borne Parish, La, and are prepared to sell
Colt Yarns and osnaburgs at figures less
th0n New Orleans prices. l2J0d-tf
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NOTICE TD sssaRERE0LD-
EssS.

Notice Is hereby given 10 de-
inpuemt shareholders OF the
Laiims Real Estate as,d BRiidi-
Ing .ss>aa;@tion t;lai il all sluc
ou iheie shares - nes paid by
fsAe 10Th day OF B0eulMber,
iSz3. the sane VIII be sold u:
public auction. il, accordance
with SC2;i0a 1 Of Article sX OF
the bylaws.
Dy order OF the EsDn.v! Of
Directory.
7, y, RkIsRY.
Secretary agsil Treasurer.
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Twelve lots Zone blool0, on inc Pr'h''pal
busliiess street NJ lheiown Of iinicl''ns' on
J. ,he cculral Railroad, IN Dallas county '"'
aale VI low prices. Apply TO
JOHN W,hwlNDELLS,
,,,,rt,t y "a Ileald once,
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We have lhe facilities aud the work
..ss % do M good work, aud No "-
law rates, IN ean be done anywhere
suaovs sssa. 20 DO A. Hiring year
Pl.s Job Week 10 ThE DAILY HER
AID oFrIcn. Corner Elm and ho"s'
tss streets FogiIff6 MDl
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SpooiaINutiec.

10 those contemplating building - home
for their families, tn Dallas Planning Mills,
with MI the latest improved manaincly, can
build your LuU.e IN loss time, ana 90 II better
job 10, Joss money, than can be done else
where Ia Nurtiw st,m r'Nns. CAL before
awarding yoas bid el,'wherc and be con-
yincoi D. L. GROVE.
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Every cloud has It's sllVery lining" and
every female complaint its cure in T.. F.B
Reader, what means T.. +. d?
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Il Is economy to use Dnnham's Yeast Pow
der. For purity and strength ithasu M equal.
All who use il, like It, and recommend II to
their neighbors. leadSp& wsd&W2m
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Walkers Tonic Aittora.

Best tonic known 70. chills, feyers, consti-
patton aud indigestion. For sale in Dallas
by j. J. FENDLEY,
lSDd3m Oiiice Saloon,
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Slight Rev. Alexander Gregg, Bishop Of the
Matthews church, N!m street. on Tuesday
evening next, att u'olrck, assisted by Rev.
=. u. Davenport, Rector OF tue church.
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1t is IN old saying that "barlling dogs
never bite" and II II equally ceuaia HAT
English Female lNtterS viii cure the In lies.
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SAINT LOUIS ROUTE EASTWARD,


Thecompletion ofthe Missouri, Kansasan
Texas Railway, from the North 10 Denison,
Texas, has opened up two fiTst-class all-rail
routes to 81. Louis and the East. Al Vinita,
&i miles from 81. Louis, the trains OF this
hPiQneer Line from the North" connect with
trains oi llai noy apd splendidly built line,
the Atlantic ana Paciic Raiiroel, apl az
Scd3lla, lSg miles from st. Louis they con-
meet with the popular Missouri Pacific NALL
road. Either route IL good one-thoroughly
equipped with all modern improvements
and LANDS is passengers in st. Louis, the me-
tropoiis OF the Great West, In time 10 Connect
with eleven through rentes 10 the Forth,
South and East,
The ST. Lonis Route Is destined to become
the popular one TO all points East. Passen-
gers have y .ree choice of routes over the
MISSOURI, Kansas aud Texas Railway: Via
Nlnita and the Atlantic and Pacific Rail-
ROAD, or via Sedalla and the Missouri Pacific
Railroad. Fullinformation may be obtained
az the offices Of the Houston and Texas Gen.
tral Railroad, FL Paso Mall Line, Missouri,
kansas and Texas Railway, OF upon address
Louis, Missouri, slviy
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At Iie&rnc, with International Railroad
daily sundays excepted.
Al Dallas and sherman, with Texas and
Pacific Railway and Ei Paso Stages for all
points of note in Northern Texas.
At Waco, With daily Stages 10 al points
West.
At MeNia, with line Of hacks for Fairfield
and Butler, on sundays and Wednesdays.
At Ledbetter, with Daily stage for La
Grange,
~ Ag0ede, With daily Stage for BaStrop.
Al Austin, win. daily stage flr san Marcos,
New Brauntels, san Antonio and III e,t>u.
Through Tickets sold AT Houston, Austin,
Hampstead, Bryan, calvert, Waco, CorSicana,
Dallas NJ Kinney and sherman, via Red Riy-
er City and Galveston, 10 all points Of note
between the Atlantic aud Pncihc Oceans,
within the limits OF the United States and
Canada, Also, via stage lines to San Anto-
Mo, and WeatherfOfd.
For Through Rates apply 10 Station Agents.
or J. DURAND, General Superintendent.
], WALDO G. F.&T.A.
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For S,,la.

Two good residences In this city, lN,lle-
diate possession given.
lj9-du STEAGALL& SEQ.
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Letter presses atl,ccd ( Latluop's. 25.alw
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HlnRH)1lU UUIFdININV " y
IN tho oliy OF Dallas, Is offered ut private
apnle. F0rterms, inquire OF
GEO, W, BAYLOR, or
JAS. o. CRUfCHFlELD.
Dallas, Nov. %, 1873. 2iOdtf
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Bay Counter,

90 to the KING House saloon for the best of
,ig0lS, wint.. aud iiquVts. 1l7l2m
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ii3pk,In & Penn art receiving new goods
every dhy.
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lee box and shelving complete, ready Tor
use, for sale at huf priccut the Dallas Plan.
ing Mills. u. Il. GROVE,
IiTdiw
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
'QaFoR SALE.
s.CrutchGeId House,

. rhe &ell Known prop ,rly known as tho
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uuTsjnIss.
'rewn Lots for sale.

ILL., pHoeI-lD
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Psliman's Palace Sleeping Cars

Are attached 10 Express Trains between
Houston and Austin, and1IouStUn aud Cor
S!caia,
Passengers for Waco must take Accom-
modatiOn Train leaving Houston al 300 p. m.
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~ islF ~ ~ i.sfsasftss rs5nieue "a
aaitassfs ~ .sssa i.-i
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-09
MARKET REPORT.

NEW ORLEANS, November s.-Molas,es
quiet and centrifugal, 44c, prime SIC;
strictly prime 5s016Oc.
Others unchang i.
CHICAGO, November s.-Flour dull bu,
holders are not willing to make conces.
sions which buyers demand.
Wheat fair demand with lower rates
and very unsettled, No ! spring CSC !;
northwest ~ No 2, ga 81 ,c cash, closing
9ic spot, s3ic Nv; No 3. sale.
Corn fair demand at lower rates and un-
settled; closing, steadier, No 2 mixed 332.
(d3fc cash, Sjc Dec.
Gate tar demand and advanced, Nc 2,
27@,2sc Dec.
Rye quiet and unchanged, No 2, Soc.
Barley quiet and unchanged, No z fall,
81 23924; No spring s0GSic.
ST. Louis, November 8 .-Hemp is dull
and nominal
Flour is Hat, no market.
Wheat is duh and lower; No . spring
s7GJOc No 2 red fall offered Mt 81 As
cash, 81 35 bid No 3 81 IGI. 81 lG bid.
Corn, dull No mixed 32!@33c reg
ulsr.
Oats, very dull No mixed 29J@9oc.
Barley, dull buyers mostly out Of
the market.
Rye, slow and weak No 2 596Goc.
Pork, no offerings; nominal nj &c
Dry salt meats, quiet; clear RIB and
sides 6:c. Bacon, quiet and unchanged
Shoulders, &c. Clear rib, G96ic cash.
Lsrd, dull and unchanged.
whisky steady.
Cattle, in good demsnd; good to choice
naive steers nominal at Si65 rs; win
tered Texan So 50@4 75i through 81 so
az so.
Hogs, quie! at 50 25@s 20. Receipts
l,2n0 head.
NEW York, November S--Flour heavy
and unsettled and lower! superior western
81 75Gd)5 55 common t. good SIS 5o0J6.
good to cho ce Sc 05@6 IS; white wheat
eItra$6 75@7 80.
Whisky steady at slc.
Wheat ftmer and advanced in the OF.
change and has increased in export de-
mand; No 2 Chicago spring, 81 279i 70,
No 8 81 rs; Iowa spring 81 25@l rs;
white western 81 45GIl IS.
Rye quiet, western 65c.
Barley heavy.
Corn shads frmer; prime western mix
ed snoat Bee high MIXED and yellow west
ern b9@60c.
Oats duh; new western mixed 45@46c;
with 46@4sc.
Coffee dull, unchanged.
Sugar quiet, firm.
Molasses dull.
Pork dull; new mess BIS.
Beef and cut meats unchanged; middles
quiet
Lard 1rmer western steam 7ac.
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FROM SAN FRANCICO

SIN FRANCIS %, November S.-The fol-
lowing account OF terrible tragedy was
received from San Matio county to-day :
About u year ago, John Green and Charlie,
Kinney, proprietors of the Lincoln Hotel
At Pescadora, exchanged properties. Green
traded much other property at Pescadora
with Kinney for land in Iowa ard other
states. Upon Green going east, he found
tbst Kinney did not own the land he
represented, AID came back and COM
msnced suit sgsinst Kinney for damages.
Green's wife had a homestead filed on land
At Pescadora, and that she did not
sign tho deeds. On coming back went mt
her land and took peaceable possession
Of it-four or FIVE days ago and Is now liv'
ing on II. Last evening Kinney hired q
numbsr Of men and together with Mrs
X, attempted to Gust the Green family and
take possession of the house or burn IL
Green forbid them coming on the prop
er,y and ordered them to leave. The at
lacking party, consisting Of WIN. Dow
Alex Mclean and Michael Mclean forced
the gate open leading to the yard sns
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were changed when thought necessary 20
defeat Candidates; that policemen we're
used before and on the day Of election TO
ibt'midste voters, and even street sweep.
ers were dismissed from the employ Of the
city when thought to be friendly To- obnor-
ious candidates. 1t Is also said
that serious charges are to be preferred
aga nn Police Superintendent Ma,sel in
relation TO his management and alleged
manipulation Of the election returns. and
using the police force 10 effect a purpose.
curious phase of this fight IL, II Is
alleged Commissioner Cbarlick owe. his
place in the police boa d TO John Nor.
rissey; no could not have been confirmed
without bis consent, and was only pu, in
nominstiod by the mayor after Morrissey
had been consulted by friend.
TERRIBLE sTABBISo ATYRAT.
special dispatch TO the Chronicle from
Mononeahels City. Pennsylvanis, states :
About six o'clock last evening. u Young
man named james Clemens, stabbed his
father with butcher knife IN the abdo.
men, and then thrust the knifs into his
own side. between tho rims The cause ia
said to he lawsuit. which was d cided
against the son. The young man died in.
s'sntlv. The fathers wounds ale thong h,
to be fatal.
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photographic,
Reported Expressly for the Bulletin.
THE OLD WORLD.
FRANCE.

PARIS, November 8 All the ministers
rendered the reslgnatiOns to McMahon
this afternoon, but no declined TO accept
them. In BaZalnes cCurlInartisl to-day
Marshsls Csnrobort and LIE Bruf ana
Gen. l. Admiral testified that to their
knowledge no dispatch was received al
Me,E from Nstshal Me Mahon on the
40 4, and they slso swore McMahons ad =
vance was not alluded to by Baz.ine at
the council on war held on the 2ilh OF
August.
PARis, November s-The three bu-
reaus Of assembly, which deferred until
to day nominaelng their members of the
committee on the prolongation of Presi.
dent McMshon's power, have elected
Count De Remusal Leon and say tina,
Laboutage has all the members Of the
ieit. These elections give Republican
majority Of one in the committee, which
has caused most intense excitement. |,
said that ihe right which on the open.
ing Of the assembly submitted motion
prolonging President McMahons powe,
for ten years has offered Nc u compromise
70 make tho term five years. Lson saws
At the request Of the government he hs,
consented TO n postponement OF the d..
bate IN his Interpolation for the f.iIur.
/, order elections to fiji vacancies In tn,
ssfembly.
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RIVER.

PIrrsBuRo November -Monongsbsl.
5 feet AMI falling. Arrived: Junist;s ard
tow boat Tigres., from Cincinnati.
CiscISSATi, November s-Rver 6
feet and falling. Departed: Arlington,
Memphis; Thompson Dead, New Orleans.
PfrrsBuRo, Novembar 8. The river !.
feet in the channel md on n stand, II
rsined all las. and slight shower to-day.
NEw ORLEANS, November s.-Ar.
rived MARY Houston. Louisville. De-
parted Seminole, White river. Clear
and pleasant.
VicKsBURo. November s.-Down: Jno
Howard. J II. Scudder, Bertha Bruner,
II I Turner. Up: John Kennay. Para
eond, Bodmsn. Weather cool and rain
ing.
EVANSVILLE November s-Clea- and
mild mercury 81 to so. River fallen 2
feet. Port list-Down-Lo I q
M Mary Dsvaee and bsrges and Willie,
noon; Mary Ament, ~ IN Grey Eagle
p m Up-Idlrwild, a IN; George
Roberts, ga m; Faye,te, 2 p m. Bust.
ness active.
LOUISVILLE. November 8 River fall
ing slowly. Westher clear and plessan,
Arrived: Pat hogors, Cincinnati; Blu.
Wing, Kentucky river; Dove, Madison
Morning Star, Hender.sn; Ironsides an
bsrges, St. Louis. Departed. Pat Rog
er., Cincinnati; Il ue Wing, Ken'uck,
river; Dove, Madison; Morning Star. Hen
dersoni Ironsides and barges, Pitt.burg.
Sr. Louis, November ARRIVED
Northwestern, Keokus City Of Quincy
New Orleans. Departed: Elliott. Mem
phis; N,rthwsstern, Keokuk; Atlantic
New Orleans; Juli., Vlck.burg Maggie
Illinois river. River ri ing. Wes,he
cloudy and warm Cals.so. sold to.ds,
FOR ten thusand dollars TO NJ l. and A
Hall and others
MEMPHIS, November s-River ros
about inches during the day. Bu,ine.
fair. Arrived: Grand Tower, st Loui.
Jsmes Howard, Cairo; John Kyle an,
Mary A lice, New Orleans. Derarted:-
James Howsr New Orleans; John KYLE
Grand Tower and Capitol CITY. St. Loui,
Minneols, Cincinnati. The james How
ard took Oh IS race horses enrou,e 70
New Orleans.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
CyIL.sERyICE ExAMIsATIoSs

10 AMI NhiipNo.
WAmIsGToS, November Sin view
Of tho lnortness of the notice given OF the
district clvi.-service examinations to be
held in )incnnati and st. LOUIS, the CIV
il-servic, com omission has postponed the
Cincinnati examination untll December 4,
and the St. Louis examination to Decem
Der 8; .he l7th day OF December being
fixed iT holding tho examination ia
Savannah for southern district. Applica.
tons vii TO received at the proper depart
ments rem those wishing TO compete n,
the Cin,nnati examination, up to the 22d
Of November, and for the Savannah ex,
animation up to the 9th of December.
These examinations are to fll $1,000 clerk.
ships D the departments At Washington
The pace at which the examinations will
be hsd will be specified in tn,
notice sent to candidates by the chief ex'
aminT. Instructions MS to form Of max
ing application may be obtained by nd
dremng 4. o. Graves, chief examiner
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m sde rush for the door. Harvey Green
who was outside, was shot desi near the
door. Toe Green family, inside, then
opened IRE upon the attacking party and
dove them away, Dow was slightly
wounded also A. Mclean Joe Green had
one Il his fingers shot off. Kinney ard
bis gang were arrested and taken TO Rod
wood City, where there was great excit.
ment and threats Of lynching. The coro-
ners jury found them guilty of murder
liz the arst degree.
POSTAL cLERks ARRESTED FOR IoBBISo
MAILS.
J. W. Patton, a clerk in the post office
In this city and cousin Of Senator Sar.
gent, ond another clerk, K, ID Herrick
wsre arrested, cnatgcI ",tu Sealing from
the opening letters for that pur.
pose.
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AN UNPOPULAR SUGG gsTIos

AN US roPuLAk SUGG ESTIOS.
There have been various ".esler." pu,
eat Of late relating TO the Thanking prlv-
tlsge, evidently meant TO tee, public feel
lag, and 10 bring forth some expression OF
public opinion. Special dispa,hes from
Washington assure us ths, the prof &c,
AAs assumed definite shape, and tina, the
restoration Of that privilege will be At
tempted 81 the coming session OF congress
II this shall prove true, We look for un
commonly lively times during the winter
We can hardly imagine anything thu,
would arouse more amazed indignation
throughout the country than . serious a..
tempt on the part OF congress to assume
70 itself again that old form Of robting
she treasury OF the United States. There
Ass bees some stir, not yet altogether
quistsd, about the back pay, but that 10 a
mere summer breeze to the winter storm
that will howl about the capitol IL there
shall bs 90 much ~ serious proposal to
restore the franking privilege. Members
OF cong rsss, the larger portion Of whom
ssvsr saw so much money, should let we'll
enough alone and be satisfied with the sal.
sry that vas fysd for them last winter.
rhsy viii b. The foolishsst Of mon II they
attempt 70 Increase IT, directly or indirect.
iy-shst H. II they mean to continue in
pelisIeai NE. o. value sts sstssn Of their
nAlsAhsss - AsnA
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GEN. WV. Il. HAKDEE, the author Of
'Hsrdse's Tactics" died at Mythville,
Alabama, on the 9Th inst. Gen. Hardes
ssr, ID calamity in the service Of the
Omitted States in the war sgAinst Mexico
snd ~ the breaking GU. Of the rebellion
Aeld tho rank Of lieutenant colonel in the
regular cavalry. He resigned his COM
mission, cast his 10, with the Con fsdsraNs
Ause, and participated with is,inctior
in the battles OF Shiloh, Perrysville
Chicamaugs and Others. Gen. Harte
vas . Georgian by birth and WAS age
about dfty-four years.
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ANDREW JoHNsos still fingers in Wash
inston city. He is engaged in hunting up
the data concerning the trial Of the UNI
fortunate Mrs. Surrs... The subject is one
Ahich has considerable interest for theex-
president; there still exists, notwithstand-
ing the lapse Of yesrs,a deep feeling
among . certain class, upon the tragic
death Of Mrs. Surra,t, and Mr.. Johnson's
Cbility to wash his hands Of the response
clity Of the act, would be the means of
cf.sning down, with many, the asperity
With which he is regarded.
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rHs newly elected governor OF Wlscon-
On 10 . granger" no, only theoretically,
Oat practically. Hsn the owner OF u large
farm few miles from Madison, which he
hss titled succe,sfully. making thereby q
large fortune. A Democrat of the old
school, he WAS one of tAa Arst 10 abandon
~ organis s,ion and advocat, the forma-
&c. 81 us~ party with new name and
sdvsneed prineiplss In person he is de.
0'ibet a. - man Of large and rather un.
'vIeidy frame, ~hh . compieIion bronE-t
by long series OF harvest suns, Lu, with
'hands that esrnsd their callous long b,-
'Sors the formers movement made pillow
'hsndlss fashion able"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-09
FROM NJ EMPHIS.


Memphis, Novembe 8, 6 p m. - Mortu-
AIRY report for "A hours, 2 other cases 3
The weather is warm. All fear of the re-
newl Of the fever has disappeared and
visitrs from all parts Of the country
are OF the streets. The city is rapidly Gill;
ing uI with returning citizens. Business
more animated to-day than it closed last
sessol. Merchants express themselves
much encouraged with the prospects
ahead