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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-03-06
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On andafler Sunday, November Sd, 1872
trans will run as follows: The st. Louis
Express runs daily all other trains daily sun.
days excepted.
The Fast Linei and Express will stop only
Athens and scott's Landing. FastlLine going
west will stop at Manchester, also. Other
4 rains stop at all stations
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FOR SAIE.
TOWN LOTS AND LANDS
In Zaleslxi.

THE Zaleski Company, with view to the
Il development Of the local interests of Lales-
kl, to secure its permanent prosperity, and TO
add to ITS population and wealth, are now
offering to actual settlers, town lots aud farm
lands al low prices, and on liberal terms.
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Aaleski, Ohio, May Is, 1871. If
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Harpers Weekly.
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WILKESVILLE AND HAMDEN
HACK LINE.

r WILL run a heck from Wilkesyllle to
lIiamden and return every Monday, Wednes.
day and Friday, for the accommodation OF
passengers making close connection with the
mail trains on the NJ. & @. R. r. will also
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sept ISAAC W. MILLER.
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If the Urinary Organs. Jaundice, %
my Liver Complaint It has no equal
lt Is also superior Tonic,
restores The Appetite
Strengthens the system. ,C
restores the Weak and DebiIitateG.
CNnses the Food TO Digest
Removes Dyspepsia and Indigestion.
Prevents MaInr1OuS FeVerSi
Gives tone to your system.
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Hamden, Wilkeiville and MiddlepOrt
HACK LINE.

HAVlNG the contract for carrying the mail
hbetween the above points will be able to
furnish conveyance for passengers and their
baggage 10 and from said points on the follow.
tag days: From Wilkesylle to Hamden and
back on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays;
and from Wilkesve to Middleport, Melgs
Co and back on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, John LEWIS.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-03-06
CROOKS WINE OF TAR.

lGh JCeAAS > Va ~ PuD
lie test has proved DR..
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have more merit than
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ever offered to the pub
lie. 1t Is rich in the
medicinal qualities oi
Tar, and unequaled foI
diseases of the Throat
and Lungs, performing
the MOST REMARKABLE
cures. 10 EFFECTUALLY
cures all Coughs and
Colds. 1t has cured so
many cases of Asthma
and bronchitis, that II
has been pronounced q
specific for these CONE
plants. For Pains in
the Breast, Side OF
Back. Gravel or Kid
ney Disease. Diseases
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JOB WORK.

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With

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Trees! Flowers! Bulbs! Seeds!
Nursery Stock, Fruit & Flower Plates
Address FIX. PHOENIX,
BLooMINGToN.NURSERY
ILLINOIS.

800 acres; 2lst year; IL Greenhouses.
Apple, 900 yr.. $50; 2y. $50; 3y. $40; 4y. $50
catalogues, 20 cents. saugim
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catarrh, Consumption & Rheumatism.

Immediate relief and a permanent cure
guaranteed IN every case. Particulars sent
Tree. Add ess Clinton Medical Institute, l47
East 10Th St., NY.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-12
Tho Court JToum nonds

Tho people N Dallas county
should remember that nm Informal
vote will DO taken on Monday, the
2lst mat, on tho proposition TO Is
suc bonds to completes tho Csurt
House, M provided by net of tho
Legislature. Polls will be opened
Mt Dallas, Lancaster, scyenc, Brock
enridgo and Horizons MIN. If the
people wish the Court House com
plotcd at once, lot them vote "for
tho proposition" IF tho vote Il
against the proposition, tho building
will stand as it is.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-12
NEWS ITEMS.

J. y. Cleveland, brother Of Mrs. Gree
lev, is financial editor Of the New York
Tribune.
The cable brings the intelligence OF
the death of the Countess Guiccioli, whose
name has become world famous, MS one OF
the numerous paramours of Lord Byron
The entire crop in many portions Of
Jackson county, Fla, was killed by frost
and will have to be re-planted.
The Avalanche says that iron is a
good tonic for debilitated young ladies
That may be so, but ironing is better one
-Four little negroes in Putnam county
Ca, recently found dead rabbit and nte
it, They are now as dead as the rabbit
was.
There are one hundred vacant cadet.
ships in the Naval Academy. Members Of
the approaching Congress have the uomi
nations. The examination will take place
in July.
"A man named George Bidwell has beer
arrested at Edinburg suspected of being
implicated in the Bank of England frauds
The arrest of Bidwell was effected just MS
he was about departing for America. liz
made strong efforts to escape capture, and
was only secured after sharp chase over
number of garden walls.
George NJ. Derby, son of the late Lieut.
Derby, U. S. A. John Phenix), has been
appointed by the President cadet at largS
to West Point Military Academy.
--We are much gratifed to see it an.
~ r,;n Ta1o
graph Company are about to reduce theil
tariff of charges below anything hereto
fore known. They are enabled to do THU
on account of the splendid system of lines
under their control, and their greatly i'm
proved apparatus for the transmission o.
messages.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-12
TELEGRAPHIC FLASHES.

Governor Dix, Of New York, has sign
ed the civil rights bill.
The epizootie prevails in the city Of
Mexico, affecting fowls, horses and cattle.
The strike of the gas men in New York
is failure.
The International Grand Lodge
Knights of St. Crispin convenes at Cleve-
land, o., April 10.
"A policy of life insurance amounting
to SlOO, 1000, has been paid on Horace Gree
ley's life.
Generals Sheridan and Belknap are
on the Rio Grande, and, report says, seven
regiments of soldiers. What's up?
The dam over the OsOge river, near
Usage, N. Y, has been swept away by the
flood. 1t is the property of the State, and
the loss is estimated at $4,000.
"A forgery was committed on the
Evansville National Bank and the First
National Bank Of Evansville, Ind. The
forger got $1,000 from the former and
$4,000 from the latter.
The heaviest rain in five years fell in
Indiana during the present week. Three
and three-quarter inches fell in forty
eight hours.
"A building at Mi ldletowp, Conn, fell,
burying in its ruins fifteen persons, six Of
whom have died.
BY unanimous vote of the Board of
Directors, Mr.. Sharp was elected master
Of transportion of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-12

Tho Dallas Herald Of the End inst, hoists
the nnmo of Hon. ]. W Throckm0rton for
Governor. The Herald is full Of rather
fulsome compliments to the ex.Gover-
nor and cndeavors TO relieve him from
the prejudice against him on account Of
his favoring money and other subsidies 10
railroad OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Patriot
As to the "fulsome compliments"
we say that not q word has been
said by us in favor of Gov. 4. that
is not we'll deserved, and the Pa
triot editor ought to know better
than to repeat the SANDER of his
"favoring money and other subsid-
les to railroad corporations" Gov.
Throckmorton's record on this sub
iect, as we'll as on all others, will
stand the test of tho closest scruti.
ny, and the people will yet vindi-
cate him against all such weak at
tacks.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-12
Dallas, Texas.
New Advertisements.

The Senate Special Committee having
this in charge have reported, recommend.
ing the following apportionment. Each
one of the Districts named is allowed one
Senator and three Representatives, and
the presiding Justice Of The county first
named is the Returning Officer:
First.-san Jacinto, Liberty, Hardin, JEFF
ferson, Orange. Newton, Jasper, Tyler,
Polk and Chambers.
Second. San Augustine,
Sabine, Angelina and Shelby.
Third.-Cherokee Houston and Trinity.
Fourth.--Panola and Rusk.
Finh.-Upshur and Harrison.
Sixth.-Ca.s, Bowie and Marion.
Seventh.-Lamar and Red River.
Eighth.-Hopkins, Wood, Delta and I'll.
tus.
Ninth.-Smith, Van Zandt and Rains.
Tenth.-Anderson, Henderson and Ma
varro.
Eleventh.-Limestone, Frcestone and
Falls.
Twelnh.-walker, Leon, Madison and
Montgomery.
Thirteenth --Galvestop and Harris.
Observation-Disclosures Wharton and
Matsgorda.
Filteenth.--Auslin and Colorado.
Washington and Burleson.
Seventeenth.--Br aros and Grimes.
Eighteenth. Milan, Robertson and
Bell.
Observation-Disclosures, Coryell LlaDc,
Hamilton, -Comanche, Bosque, Eratb, San
-. he
land, Callahan, Taylor, Coleman and Run
nels.
Twentieth.-Ellis Hill, johnson and Tar
rant.
Twenty-frst.-Collin and Dallas.
Twenty -second.-Ilunt, Kaufman, Fam
min and Rockwail.
Twenty third.-Grayson, Cooke, Mon
taeue, Jack, Clay, Wichita, wilbargsr,
Tardemsn, Knox, Baylor, Archer, Young,
and HASKELL
Twenty fourth.-Parker, Denton, Wise,
Hood, Pslo Pinto, Stephens, shsckelford
and Jones.
Trenty-ffth.-Travis, Williamson, Bur-
nett. Lsmpnssss, Blsnco snd Hays.
Tventy-sirth.-Bsstrop and Rayette.
Tventy-seventh.-G Guadalupe, |
Caidsell and Lavaca.
Treniy-eishih.-victoriz, Arsnsss, Re
fueio, San Pstricio, Live Oak, Bee. Goliad,
Ksrnes. Dewitt, Calhoun, Jackson and
Wilson
Observation-Disclosures, ComaI, Kendall,
Kerr, Gillespie, Kimble, Mason and Men
Ird.
Thirtietb.-Nsuces, Cameron, Hidalgo,
,fsrr. Zspsta, Webb. Encinsl Duvnls Nc
Mullen. Lasslle, Dinmitt Maverick, Kin
,er. Usslds. Medina, Dandsfa. Edwards,
rio. zsrsls, Ar>scoss. Peeos, Preside and
\ Peso
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-12
HUMOROUS.

..I..i.. 4. A.. Lo,,.,,p
q. wv" w. Wv. das ~ a.
49,, "ohl""s aa.l , N i,v 1, o,os IN
sss "a. ,Ls ,sniS
~ L
"A Young fellow got on smart 'hlnr
last week u was mustard plaster NM
hc ant down on Just before retiring Tor
the night.
...nepson. stand nm and lef me sec what
vou havc learned. wbn, does o.h-a i-r
snellPu az don't bno1 mnrm.p Yon Ia.
moran criiter Whhlio tbn always sil
on?n "Ohl marin, I don't like 10 tell =
"whnt on earth IL the matter with the
gal? Tell us what II islt "I don't like 10
tell-jt was Bill Peters lap, but he never
kissed. me but twice!n
--nTbe bride wasn't remarkably hand
some spe,kinp of n Kentucky wedding.
nbut her fntbcr threw In seven mules and
mo husbond was satisfied"
A. H. h.,nu ,.Lsd N re.nond N
A. 49, uw..n declined an ,bc
'no us W -. "a. .hnndan,Iv AHA
.u ,. .s.ais
A.. ,,h., In
~ rtn'" VIZ. 80. y tam;,v otfsrsd
.S' h'e VIZ a.uos, 80 ,.s, ~. horso y a
nlm nn"'n,r' pu. WI" "o a. '' ~ ~
one "'s"e' W ''"'o " - ;,h
"A farmer who was symps,hiA'ne wiz
neighhor on the death OF his sem salu
"fou should recollect' neignoor Jones
there Is no loss without some gam JONI,
you remember, was always mons'ro ms
cater" VI know he vas resPohueu ny
bereaved parent, "but to thinK ne was lal.
mp with rheumatism all the winter, n"u
died just in hoying time, is pretty rough
"A clairvoyant trio, two women ana
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-12
TEXAS ITEMS.

The residence Of Mr.. Stanford, neal
Covington, Hill county, was consumed by
are few days ago. The family were
away from home at the time, and nothing
was saved.
Miss Nettie Houston, daughierof Gen.
Sam. Houston, has returned 10 Texas after
en- absence of over one year, visiting the
Northern cities.
"A Souther every day nd Norther
every night, is the way we manage things
in this part ofthe world, these April days.
-[cleburns Chronicle.
This section of the country needs
rain. The grass is backward, aud the
herds and focks await it's slow growth
very impatiently.-[lbid.
Iii is estimated that the Texas wool
crop for 1872 reached 677.503 pounds.
showing an increase over 1871 Of 1851 OF
poun ds. Texas is better adapted to sheep
raising than any other State in the Union.
and year after year its productions Of this
article viii increase.
The sugar crop Of Texas last year was
greater than any since the cultivation Of
the staple began in the State.
AT Nsvssota, last week, the entire Dem
ocratic ticket was elected for Mayor and
Alderman. r. v Pye was elected Mayor.
-Mellville, the policeman wounded in the
late ARRAY at Lampassss, is getting well.
MIR. Parks,s native Of Portsn cu,h. Eng
land, was accidentally drorntd in the
al Austin, On Sunday morning
last.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-12
Tho bankrupt Ae, Amendment.

An act to declare the true intent and mean
ing o! the act approved June 8, 1877,
amenda:ory of the general bankrupt
law.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States of
America, in Congress assembled, That it
was the true intent and meaning of an act
approved June 8, 1872, entitled an net to
establish n uniform system of bankruptcy
in the United States, approved March z,
1861, that the exemptions allowed the
bankrupt by the said amendntory act
should, and it is hereby enacted that they
shall, be the amount allowed by the con-
stitution and laws of ench State respect
lively as existing in the year 1871; and
that such exemptions be valid against
debts contracted before the adoption and
passage of such State constitution and
laws; rs well as those contracted after tho
same, and against liens by judgment or
decree OF any State court---any deci sion
of any such court rendered since the adop-
tien and passage of such constitution and
laws to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Approved March 8, 1878.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-12

DURING the discussion, in the Texas
House of representatives, Of the appropri-
alton for the State police, Mr.. Kemble, Of
Ellis, said he could not recommend the
payment Of the police, either for their past
or future services. His acquaintance with
them was rather limited, ns they had only
made three trips to his section. The first
was to rob Col. Gathings of three thousand
dellars the second to oversee an election,
for which they charged the county four
teen hundred dollars; the third, to murder
one of our ci tizens, Jack Mitchell. They
went to his house at the dead hour of
night, and hailed him in the name of tho
sheriff, and when Mr.. Mitchell appeared
at the door, he was shot down by them
without any provocation. For these rea.
sons Mr.. Kemble would oppose any appro
priation.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-12

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, April !, 1878.
To the Editor Of the Dallas Herald:
The citizens of Ellsworth, Kansas, on
the Kansas Prolific Railway have appoint
ed John W. Gore, A. Larkiu and Mr.. Gold
soil, committee to look after the interests
of Texas drovers coming TO that point the
present season. This committee will mako
arrangements with Thy farmers in the vi
oinity to give drovers the benefit of all
available water, and will do oil in their
power to insure to drovers good locations
for their herds near Ellsworth. They have
raised fund TO pay the expenses Of one
or two agents to be stationed in the vicin-
ity of Sewell's Store on the trail below
the State line of Kansas, to give drovers
all necessary information in regard to the
new trail, and if desired, to act as guides
to accompany herds to Ellsworth.
WIN. c. NJ. cox, Genl Agent.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-12
MOBHLIER FOR THE MUIR sERY.
The Road tina, Amcs IL uiIt.
[Erom the Buffalo Couricr.l

[from the Buffalo Couricr.]
The Union Pacific is the road that Ames
built.
9. Al. is the malt that lay in the road
that Ames built,
M, C.'s are tho rats that ate of the malt
that lay in the road that Ames built.
III. G." was the cat that went for the
rats that ate of the malt that lay in the
road that Ames built.
The "brass-collar press" is the dog that
worried the cat for exposing those rats
that ate of the malt that lay in the road
that Ames built.
Truth is the COW with the crumpled
horn, that tossed the dog, that would wor
nv the cat, for snatching such rats as ate
of the malt that lay in theroad that .Aines
built.
Poland is the maiden oil forlorn, that
half. ed the COW with the crumpled
horn, that boisted the dog, that got mad
at the cat for exposing the rats that ate Of
the malt that lay "a the road that Ame'
built.
as. CT is the man all tattered and torn,
that lied to the maiden all forlorp, that
half.milked the COW with the crumpled
horn, etc.
Henry Wilson is the K. N. high priest
all shaver and shorn, who compelled his
dead wife to acknowledge his corn; he's
as bad as ''Dear Schuyler all tattered
and torn, that fawned on the maiden all
forlorn, etc., ad nWseam.
Fear is the cock That orowed in tho morn
and frightened the priest all shaver and
.horn, into selling the malt twas his wife's
lin horn), lest it might arouse the popu-
lar scorn, If malt should be found in the
family corn of the X. N. high priest, who
desired to adorn the chair of the man now
tattered and torn, that honied the maiden
all forlorn; etc.
McConb is the farmer that sowed the
corn-when he sued the whole Nj. e. con-
inspired the cock 70 crow in
the morn, and friehtcn the priest, all sha-
ven and shorn, in splitting the malt from
The family horn, lest the finding it there
nigh, subject him TO scorn, ami forever
Iestroy his chance to adoin the chair of
IS. C. or bearer foresworn, which the
zane is the man all tattered and torn, that
and explained to the maiden
orlorn. that fooled with the COW with the
horn, that tossed the dog, that
Worried the cat, that went for the rat, that
.ts the malt, that lay in the road that
Amcs built,