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, 1873-10-31
MARINE.
Fort Of Chicago.


aehr alrsoy, Muakogon, l,nber.
Prop 1ra ChafIee, Saugatuuk, suudries.
Stnlr Coronn, st. JOSEPH, RundrIes,
! Prop VIM. N. T:"oea, Buffalo, aunlrics.
8chr Turner and Keller, Cloyclanl, coal.
Bchr Bay State, DAnkirk, salt.
schr Jennie Mnllon, Cojllngwood, Light.
6chr Hunr4so, Port Huron, coal.
6chr Il. j. 8k1dmore, pc1itwatcr, lumber.
Sehr T. L. Danforth, Buffalo, light. .
CLEARED. ........... Oct. 80.
Prop st. Louis, Duffalo, 25000 bu barley, 100 brla
1lotr. -
Prop Vanderbilt, Buffalo, 10000 bu barley, 1900 bu
schr George Murray, Du1alo, 10000 In cats.
Prop Raloigh, uuffalo, $4,000 bu corr. ....
schr Ethan Alon Cedar l!yer and h1cno1nsnee, 900
lu cats, 5000 bu corn, 100 bgs pork, 90 brla
beef; and suniirics.
Bchr Jessie Phillips Manistoe, 5000 bu corn.
schr Ora, Bonton uurbor 100 brs lime, Is hrls salt,
schr nopublc, ogdenaburgt, 81, ,1e5 bu corn,
Stmr Corona, st. Joseph, silnlrioa.
8chr ,ra1, Lincoln ltB7 bu oats and sunlrics hrs
fH-i, brla pnrk.
pror Tad .r Suite, Buffalo, l6 900 bu barley e53 hu
.~ts, 207 bgs 7. Rocd.
echr Clpscy, MuAkcgon, 10 toms hay.
l. N11I1T CLEAtANCEs.
6tmC Arizona, Buffalo, aB11 bu larcy 81 $50 bu wheat
stmr Arizona, Erie, U10 piga lead.
Bark Maggie h1ccrea, Kingston, Il. .10B tu wheat.
schr Thomas GAVIN. Buffalo, %, 900 bu wheat.
schr Thomas llowlGnd, Kingston, 81 400 In wheat.
Prop Ira Chaffec, saugatuck, suntlricH.
, 1873-10-31

The people Of North Adama Alass., are walk
Ing up to the fact that the Hoosao tunnel is with
In two months Of completion, a.ld q celebration
Of tho event ia the topic Of discussion.
Of land short distance from tho city, and now
thoy are gathering splendid rice crop. They
used 4 Byphon to Hood their folds from the river.
-Nelo Orleans Price Current
David Parrish mud family. OF Oharloyoix, 40
companied by DR.. Wright aill family, OF Yuba,
arc preparing Tor journey to Florida by water,
in a little schooner. They will orosa Lake Mich
igan to Grocn Buy, thonco by tho Fox and Wis
oonsn Riyors to tho Mississippi, aud down the
Father Of Waters to tho Gulf-Grand Rapids
-R,irus Townsend. of Abba, has Ind to pay
$1,000 for counting tho n,illnor OF hia native
village, promising to marry hor. aud yot failing
to do it. Az tho cold wcathor approaches wonen
mean business, nnd, unless mon moan the Ha1no
thing, thoy had boat koop clear Of them.-
keokitk (Iosca) Gaze Oily.
Tho Monasha (WiH.) Press tolls how vito
played it on lor husband, with whom she l,ad
not lived on tho most poaccabla toriuB After
taking g 200 in Government bonds from the
lining Of Ills vest where o Ind secrotel 1t, thoy
parted, aud now tho husband regrets tho step,
aud has lost confidence IN tho fair sex.
-Tle recoipta OF wheat at tho Duluth elo-
yator for the week ending OCT. q were l5o, 600
The eltpmonta for tho week woro ISL, ,259
bushels; total for tho scnHon, ,753 732 bushels.
These figures woro takon from tho books Of tho
Elevator Company tlia morning, aud oan bo
relied upon aH accllrata.-Un{aM MIanesotian
Who dooa not romombor going to q worry fair
oirclls when boy for 25 conta 7 Lowor pricoa
tor the opera and theatre ure now coming in.
Mr., DAILY has reduced tho price for reserved
aeats at luis two thoatros to 81, aud i 10 said
TINT other pacoa Of ensortNinlAont will follow
suit. Dy tho way, isn't 1t about tno tlAt Rolno
Of tho high-pricod looturora como down to u bA.
giH Of l0s aud taYorns below $5 day ?--Spring'
field Republican.
Tho Chilliootho (Ohio) Gaze:e says " Gov.
Allen Inns q colorel man who tloea Ills market.
Ing, aud vislte daily tho city for the purpose Of
purchasing oatabloa for tho NOW Governors In.
bic. T4ia man aeonla somewhat olatoti at the
aueoosa OF his employer, aud fools that tho plain
title MINOR IL not quito grand enough, and 10
on ontoring tho 1neat market lust Saturday he
exclaimed, 'The Government wants a roast oi
boof.'"
In tho recent Wonan's Congress, In NeN
| York, Mra. Maria JourdAn Westmoreland. Q!
, 1873-10-31
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,


LIVERPOOL. Oct. 30--It d. m.--ararket unchanged.
Flour, ?a@?ss. Wasst-wintcr, IT,; arrnE. l1s4d9
12s whito 12s 7d@12a 10d; club, 13s@13s 3D. Corn,
3ls %. Pork, 72e Ja. Lard, 40s sl.
L1vEnrooI, Oct. 50 T. Notwithstanding; 1913 Sd
Oils od. Corn. 32s. test unchanged.
L1vLnrooL, Oct. 30-5 Il. m.-Cotton quiet mid
ding uplands, a1!d oteanH 0>f@9ll. salcs, - 600
bles American, 300 balos speculation and export.
3,On0 bales.
ureadstuGs firm. California wlito wheat, average
quay, 12s 8d@12s 9l club do, l3s@13s 80; rcd win
ter l0sa12s Flour, 2Gs@asa. Coru 2s. Gheesp, Ga.
Of England has increased elo GOO. Tho amount with
drawn fsom bank on balance today was 10000.
statcs Donas-s-I6a Of '15 %; do Of ~, gJ io-4os
o. new 81, D0sS. Eric, 10.
I4n1s oct. 90.--Tho spocio in tho Bank of Franco
has Increased 900 900 francs during tho past week.
Hcntea G7f 7cc.
, 1873-10-31

DETROIT, A1ich,, Oct, 30-pAss,;p up--rrops VIII
son, Fountain City, India bar;s ogAri:a, ro,neroy !;
echrs doshawk. L. Dali, Roberts, aallatin Wilcox,
George Stowc Hammond. Jalnea Joy.
PASSED DowN-prop Mohawk: bark Monarch j;
schrs 4. Smith. 4. D. Morris,. Champion, J. Wade,
sasco, Jura D: F. Bruce, doodcll. Belle Brown.
W1Np-South frcah.
DE1ao1r Mich, OCT. ao.-Eyening- PASSED Down.
Props H. Crag, Prinlyille; RcArs Alaosleag, Sweet
heart.
PASSED UF-None,
WISp-Souheast fresh.
, 1873-10-31

that an not tho Judge Moore reforrca to by
him, nor my rolstiyo ot his ~! n',d thu; never
Mooro, Mo- m 4oi' formerly Of NJ. Sterling, &y was
member Of tllo Confederate Congress, sitting III
nohn,ot,l, and mny l,avo made tho ronara nt-
tribitol 6y "Inquiror" to mo. T1ioro tB no
truth wllafovor iii tho inamnatson tint was
"driyon from Kont,1cky on aesal.nt Of dialnio,,
sentiments" for novor entertained any suoll
aortlmouta. Nor 1s tho,o tho lcast foundation
for my such charge. Respectfully. !
SAMUEL. H. MooNH.
, 1873-10-31

Were quiet and lower anoah1c easy at Gs5c for corn
&c for oats, aud nominal ut Ike for wheat. Tho en-
gagcnents reported were: To Dunnlo-sehr J. Burt,
corn at prop Montana corn, on private terms
bark Peshtig0, oats ut Sc. To goIerlch-Schr Lake
Forest wheat at 5,4o. 10 prcscott-sehr o. Mowat
yesterday alternoon>, corn ut 1a1$c. To Ogdens-
bnrg-schrs Montpelier and Rowland, corn aud schra
Republic and McCauu two latter yesterday, coru, on
private terms. 70 Kngaton--A vessel not nanied,
wheat, on nrynto terms. Total, II capncity equal to
about 60 QUO bu whcat 1Gi, 900 bu cona; 900 m oata
Tho following vessels chartered to load wheat al
milwaukee, for Buffalo at &c: Stcain bargcs O. G.
King Butts, 1snat, Buckeye Slate, aud schr Flint.
, 1873-10-31

- Spectral Dispatch 70 tbs Ghcago Tribune.
EscANABA, Mich, Oct 3o.-Tlle propeller Madison,
ladeu with lumber, is RRhoro oil Washington Isnnu.
Tho tug Escanaba goes to her rcof from here to-uy.
A tug Is reported ashore OIL Chatnbers Island.
or ashore on tho North Manltos, but, owing TO the
atorm, it was impossible to get l.er naulc.
A schooner is also reported tho peshtigo reef.
Tho.wcathor has hcon very stormy for tho pst four
dayg.
, 1873-10-31

EIGHTEENTH WARD.
ALaw-and-0 Order meeting OF citizens Of the
Eighteenth Ward was tcld Inst evening In 8vea
Hall, corner Of Wells and Superior streets. The
mooting Was callod to order by air. Michael
Drew. Mr. John J. Ntzgibbon spoke as fol-
lows :,
MR, PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN. did not como
hero to advise you a. to tho course you should pursue
On election day. Of the impression that you hayo
klseady made up your minds to caat your balloa In
avor of The ticket which, In your Judgment will placa
naen In control Of our city and county government
who arc, honest and capab1c and who will lsbor un-
CeaainEy to carry out those needed reforms In tho
which every good cilzou 30 heartily desires. but
first OF h there Is great principle Involved IN tho
coming contest An attempt Is now being made by
certain class Of citizens, ln city to place purity in
the control OF our city government whose AYowea ps-
poao u 70 repeal nil laws which tend to restrain vice
movement has forced tho lHau0 upon tho cizena of CHI
0aRo, anu a making uncolscionabl0 efforts to carryby
1nS McauB the November election. Tie American people
WHO hAfe always cherished rovGrcIco anu &ovo Tor
law ard order, hayo taken tho aar eud aro now fully
determined, with tho aid Of al law:-nbding aEu uE-
erty-oyng adopted ci.xona to deteat Mr.. IicsnB mad
bis followers at tic balla-box. Hut hir. HeanY, who
Ia Willy pOltici4n aGeing that tho Germans TO not
possess tue numerical strength to cAEry tho election,
las entered into u combinasion with q few Irish.
thelr couatrymen with tho Germans to defeat tho
Americans III their aulahle p,arposo to maintain in
ytolaa tho laws Which enj jpn liberal but decent Oh
tesyalce Ut quiet Sunday. It IL for you to say gGA.
tlotnon, whether not the fuw ITfsfl-AMegiCan
politicians, who. for ths sake Of Obtain
Mr. ueAinGt to o,tain control Ut tho City Government
represent yM7 Do tleHa tow politicanA Bpeak for
ypu3 Arc you willing 10 10 led to the polls and vote
u they comiu.ul7 Are you for american customs
, 1873-10-31

NEW YonK, oct. 9o.-IhcEo vas ,nore cheerful
were more active. Brown eheetngs, bleacl.el strt-
tngs, aud cotton 1annols wcro moving moro freely.
Eight hundred packages Of aAwls aud felt skirts wcro
aol at auction to-day ut fair prices. WuoleuH are
quiet but arnela moro active. Gloucester gtnHhnms
nro aelng by largs tobbing house ut D11e. Foreign
GOODS remain dull aud unsottied,
, 1873-10-31

CHICAGO. BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILROAD.
Derots-Eoot V L.ke-s... Iruannau., and Stxfeeath-s
and Csnaf hd SireeHsfs. Ticket aSic<s, No. q Ghrk
IT,, Grhd lttcglc Hotel, aud at depufs.
, 1873-10-31

In order to eatisfy public curiosity on rather
Important matter, We publish the following List
OF Adermauic candidates, SO far as they have
yet been nominated. In some of tho wards, es-
pocially tho Ninth, there arc mauy independent
caudidateB, but with littlo or 10 chance Of Ruo-
, 1873-10-31

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & st. PAUL RAILWAY.
Cnton De2o MiisnH ani EaraI-sts. Ticket 0es
CO South C{ur., opposite Sherman House, and at Depot,
, 1873-10-31

EXPLANATION or REVERENCE a1ARHs.-t Saturdayot
eeptaa. Sunday excepted: Monday oxceptod. Ar.
Tiya Sunday ut y 10 4. tn. Daily. =
MICHIGAN CENTRAL & GREAT WESTERN RAItnoaDa
Dernt, foot n Lake H., aud oos qJ
iYckt osce IL Ctarh a., southeast corner al jNnIotph
md Is tuhu}.st. corner Qt M9Itfon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-24

1.-TWO all,rOcky islands in tho Behring
Sea- says the London Globe, "will soon
have paid back to the United States
Treasury the whole sum expended upon
the purchase Of ALASKA When the ces.
sion of this territory was granted by
Russia, people smiled at the bargain made
by the Americans. 1t WAS asserted that
Yankee shrewdness had deserted Mr.,
Seward in the matter lie knew better,
and did not buy with his eyes shut,
st, Pauls and ST, Georges Is
land, belonging to the Alctian
chain, have since been leased to the Alas
ka Commercial Company for seal fishing
at yearly renta of SOB, 900, A tax OF
nearly - on each fur seal skin tnken and
shipped from the island is also imposed,
As 1905 900 skins are exported yearly now
TO San Francisco and New York, a fruitful
source Of revenue is obtained from these
two barren rocks, This territorial enter
prise of the United States is therefore n
great success, and will probably help to
develop the idea SO rapidly growing in
America that colonial possessions are
useful from many national points OF
view"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-24
Tho Mnn WiMent an Enrny.

We believe in the man or woman VIDA
has enemies, This does not souul sound,
hut II Is sound Your milk and water
people who content themselves with simply
doing no harm, At the same time never lo
any good, They are mere negatives,
Your man Of force who does not wait for u
: one to get out of bis heaven appointed
way, but mNnfuly rolls II over, may
uniatCn donally hurt omcbody's toes Ia the
act hnt thousands who will have to travel
TINT way will thank him for clearing IL.
The mun who has no enemies Ia pcner-
ally a sleek, creeping, cowordly creature,
caring for no one hut himself amirking
and creeping his unchanged way 10 the
ohsaurity he merits. He adds nothing to
the common stock DOES no good in the
world,and is lowered into his six feet OF
earth without one sincere regret from any
one. He has had no enemies, but has he
Ind frenP A place Is vacant, but no.
in any warm, grateful heart, ig for
such people,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-24

The dispatch from Berlin Yesterday an.
nOuncing that the German Government
has determined 10 Danish from the empire
within six months several coutentual
orders of the Catholic Church, Including
tho l.arArists, the Society ct lhc Sacred
Heart and several othels, Nil create no
little excitement in the Catholic Church
everywhere, ia whose Interest those order
Hre very Efficient workers The lMArists
or Priests OF the Mission Nel- organized
by the noted religious st. Vincent de
Paul for the pUrp0se %! working among
the poorer classes. TuVre are eleven
houses belonging to the society in this
country, where they hold their spiritual
retreats, The Emperor Of Germany md
his Prime Minister have fairly thrown
down the gauntlet to the Catholic Church
and her priesthood, and begun an uuspar.
ing warfare BSmaECk's hostility to the
Catholic priesthood is Of the most
decided type, aud he never gives
quarter although the Emperor is Of
nilder spirit 1t will be n contest
between the Proiestsnts and Catholics
of Germany, and if the most efficient Of
carnations Of the Church are broken up
by the policy of the German Govern ment
the result will probably be a large exodus
ofsthe Catholic priests and lniiy to this
country, where the largest freedom is ac-
corded to all scots. The expulsion Of CON
vsntusl orders Of the Church, particularly
Of the Jesuita, has been repeatedly en-.
ficed by various European governments
though in spite of unfriendly edicts that
remarkable society is alive and vigorous.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-24
Bnrnum's latest Curiosity.

queer wild animal, the only one Of its
kind ever seen in this country was on
private exhibition yesterday at the Rcicshe
Brothers geological and ornithological
agency in Chatham street. 1t arrived
here in the steamer Moscl, last week
The Importer Mr.. p. T. BarAum, paid
~ LOCO for it. The animal is called a
saddle tapir. The natives of Sumatra,
where it was captured three months ago
by Mr.. Barnum' huRters, gave it the
name of "wator horse, because it has the
habit of the hippopotamus, which it re-
sembles in shape. The head, ears, legs,
and fore part OF the body is covered with
short, bristly, jet black hair A broad
band of white eGcirclcs ito body from the
shoulders to the hips. This makes it look
from a distance as though it was muillel
in a white shirt. A trunk absut as long
ms hand projects from the upper jaw,
after the style Of m elephants probescis.
1t uses this in feeding. Since its arrival
here boiled rice, thickly sweetened, and
sweet potatoes have been its principal
die;. Sweetened water is also given it.
The tapir is three years old seven feet
high, three and half feet long, and
weighs 800 pounds. There nro many OF
its species in Malay aud Sumatra, but
they are shy New York Sun.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-24

@lSi August lSs6lS ll.lG, Scplcmho
l7s. Flour dull and unchanged, wheat
qniei aud steady Corn steady. FORK
dull and heavy rev $40 62i. Lard dul;
Western steam 9@0 lilo Tnrpenlire
lGlc. Rosin firm At 50 O5ta3 10, strained,
Freiphts firm. Stocks dahl Money STEADY
at dC97, Gold strong al llSl, Exchapgp,
long ., short 10. Governments very quit.
States dull0nd steady
LoSpoS May 23,--Consols q8N Fiws
81,
LIVERPOOL, May %, Noon cation
opened steady uphuds SIdi Orleans : d;
sales ~ for the week 70, export I; spesu.
lation D; stock 1j2i American a5?, rec pts
W. Amorican2di eltual EXPORT 2, S4'tsn1h
and Charleston April aud May shipments
sgd Orleans June aud July shipments ID,
stock aloat cad; American 3l5 Breal.
suiFs dull Corn 27s I'D Pork COS La.
ter,-Cot,on steady, inrn fabrics firm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-24

John Henry Brown introduced another
very strong resolution II does not com.
pliment the Commissioner much. Mr.,
Brown is hard earnest worker.
Bills passed-Amending section 7O2 Of
the Criminal Procedure, allowing pay.
ment Of fines and forfciwts in jury or
county scrip to provide for tho prompt
sc''lcueatof sherrfs accounts,
The House sgrecd to the Senate amcpi-
mcn' of the jury BILL which strikes out
the reading and writing qualifications,
All active frSme are exempted.
1luch other business was transacted
but not Of general interest. Several
members remarked this evening that they
we're nearly ready TO go homs, and that
they had nearly completed what they were
sent here for, An early adjournment is
expected, probably ab.ut June,
GUESS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-24

=, No yOupg man eau hope to rise in So
ciety, or pefOrm worthily his part in life,
without o fair moral character. The ha-
sis Of such character is yirtuous, fixed
sense OF moral obligation, sustained and
inyigorOed by the fear and love of God
The youth who possesses such character
can be trusted. Integrity, justice benev-
Olence and truth, are not with him words
with no meanng-he feels and knows
their sacred Import and aims in the
tenor of his life, TO examplify the
virtues they express. Such man has de-
cision Of characterize knows what is
right and is firm in pursuing 1.-THE thinks
and acts for himself, and is not 10 be mad e
the tool of unprincipled and time-serving
politicians TO do the dirty work Of party
Such man has true worth of character---
his life is blessing to himself, to bis FAM
ily to society and to the wOrld-ond he il
poAtcd out to future generations rs a
proper example for the rising youth to
emulate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-24

AUSTIN May %.
SEYATE.--A resolution was introduced
and passed thanking General Mckenzie
and command for their late act in Mexico,
as well as heretofore.
Two reports, one tayoriDg the issuance
Of bonds Of the international road from
Jefferson to San Antonio the other for
what is already built, and a land grant for
the best route Of twenty sections to the
mile. The latter way will 90 through both
Houses.
Bills passed; Requiring the Treasurer
to receive all moneys due for the snle Of
University lands providing for special
election in Dallas, which provides that thS
Mayor shall appoint registrars and pre-
siding officers for each ward, registration
TO last during the 9th and It'll, and the
election TO take place Oh the 9th of June.
An act was introduced to ascertain the
amounts due the teachers of public schools
prior to March |, and % provide for The
payment of the same; Incorporating the
Dallas. Palestine and Sabine Railroad
and the Gulf, Western Texas and Pacific
Railroad Incorporating the town of Will
lis; incorporating Corsicana; providing
for the erection of gu Agricultural and
Mechanical College of Texas and author
izisg the lessees Of the Penitentiary to
delay the payment Of certain money now
due the State until the expiration of their
lease.
The Senate concluded to-day's session by
reading from their amendment Of the
election bill, and passed the House. This
bill provides for general election On the
second of December for Governor, State
officers and an entire new Senate and
House of Representatives,. The Governor
will approve the bill. This is the last
Radical administration for Texas.
HOUSE - Bills were introduced for the
encourage msnt of immigration, giving the
right to use running water through any
persons land so HAT its flow shall not he
obstructed for the better preservation Of
the records and 6les Of land Offices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-24
Npccini md Associated Press Dispatch
az 20 the Dallas Daily Herald
A usrly, May 2S, 1873.

Special TO the Dallas Herald.
Rejoice and give thanks, On December
second acxt general election will be held
for Governor and State officers and an en-.
tnely new Senate and House. Great re-
jolcng here. Patriots thank God and sim
ners look like ex.schooi commissioners.
JOHN HENRY BROWN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-24

The new apporiionment law makes
Navarro, Frees;one and Limestone coun-
ties compose the Ninth Senatorial district.
We apprehend all parties concerned are
satisfied with the new district. Il Mexico
Lsdser.
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TIE NArloN,s WARDS.

VIRGINIA Cry, NEyu May pa set.
tier from the Spruce Mountains, New, re-
ports that Indian affairs has about reached
acrisis. HideOusly painted warriors have
been stealing lead from the furnaces aud
buying ammunition, and are having war.
dances, and have notified the settlers to
leave, TheimpTcssion here is general that
an Indian outbreak is being planned
LIrTLH RcCK, May 23,--'rhc report Of
the Committee on the Union with the
Cumberland Presbytorians was dismissed
and recOmmitted
The semiDaries are reported to be in
a fOnrishing condition.
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Harry MnUnrihy.

This delcctable genius composer Of gut
ter rhymes, filthy wit putrid puns and
u graduate Of mn Arkansas gin.mill aud
dead-hll, contracted with this Office
sometime ago, for printing, to the amount
of eighteen dollars, directing the same TO
be sent to Mckinney, &C.. o, d. We full
filled our agreement and Mccarthy called
at tho Mckinney office and promised to
take them out, rs is shown by the follow
ing from The express agent at thpt place,
Package was received at Mckinney,
and when Mccarthy was there, said lie
would take it out, but has not yet done 10.
Package still at Mckinney, presume.
Il. JOUVENON.
convenient IN emory however, permitted
him to depart from the aforesaid place
without executing his promise
Subsequently, ascer,ainng his where.
abcuts to be Austin, we telegraphcd him
there, reminding him of his neglect, and
iutimnting Ourintention of vontiatug his
rascalty through the publicity of types,
to which the defaultor and intensely dead
beat replied;
AUSTIN, May e.
j, W Sw;ndclls \ Co., Herald Office
| will not pay Mr.. Penn, orany one else,
until | receiV" the printing, and as for
your threat why crack your whip; cun
publish as Gell as you,
HARRY MCCARTHY,
Comedy Troupe.
The press throughout, the State and the
country will SEQ hy this that MaCarlhy's
contracts are worth 80 much tissue paper,
and that when he wNntG printing done,
the more prudent coarse woa!d bt 70 f)re.'
stall the work by demanding of this coos
sal fraud the money in advance --and then
look out That it Amt coUn tertcit
9
MAJOR A. c, BRAXroN, he business
manager of this office, was the recipient,
last evening Of n most elegant gold chro-
nometer and chain from Colonel McCsleb,
orin.chief and one of the propriptors
of tie HERALD. 1t was gif, from eminent
editcrial to eminent business talent and
it testified in the most graceful and effect.
i've manner the gratitude aud apprecia-
ion of The one for tho assiduity and iudg-
ment displayed in the conduct Of onerous
business affairs by the other.