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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-27

CB- The Republican Journals of Penn
sylyania express great confidence that the
State will give good Republican MAORI.
ty next fall, They assert that the conf
dent feeling In the party is rapidly grow
ing; that old feuds are healed that the
Republicans are beginning TO work in
earnest and in good spirits while the OPP.
position is divided, fainthearted and in
different
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-27

s5s- The Cincinnati Gazette says the
Republican party in Ohio has never
been more consolidated, harmonious or
enthusiastic than now. Hayes is popular,
the platform is approved, and there is
prospect of success so bright as TO excite
to hard work even the most sluggish. We
say this after good deal of inquiry. Per
sons from all parts Of the State bring the
same news.n 4 4. I n
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-27

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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-27

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-13

Hfr, 28. Il shal be- mo day NJ me ppmp-
ilnllfI nfslNir ip Cause ihr lNipTWAiipn cor
tanned lu iur hiairiufHih iNunlrri pl iiif mln-
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hlnglH document lpr pflniingi Ahn SUNNY
The sainn ~ the leslslni lIf, Hs ppilinn nl
his REGULAR Ieppn lNlhal body,
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hil az nfRlrri "a paf pll Nni ll9fNNlsr Ahl
execution Issued uF0n fAlll lNlslNtl w
HBgiHsl hHin COMPANY Wllnlh llNilt NtA7 hl.
lrr npiirH nf illf Issuance thereof ihtn hNl
in mat event tho Certificate ul HNlinlllA OF
said company ~ transact hualnfaa ~ luait
WnGN, shall br fpYOfndi rlncrlifl And Nhnull.
rd, and said COMPANY shall hp plnhihllfl
nom tianhHpilng business 81 Insurance ~
ihis state unill sali execution be hAl lshel'
hrr, ~, Any Insurance company lntplpp
rated hY ms 90 any pilifl STATE ~ ipirisi
government lasWlug policies ~ Insurance W
This slate without nIsl obtaining. 4 GERM
cate Of authority as provided 10 His Apii pr
making any false rtllri pT violating any ~
thn prov ihlnns Of iils arli hllal liH subject W
70 iile NJ NOT lfRs than nYe hundred dollars
OT more Than one thousand dollars Any
person Or agent lranMipllng tho puhlnrsh ~
Insurance WHEELER Hs NHfnl, solicitor ui
broker, without ihn certificate Ol authority
~ before provided or Violating any ~ lhr
provisions Of lhls law hhRll pc subject ~ q
tinG Ol mol lees Than lFrlunltrd dollars nor
more Than one thousand dollars ana IN
prlspnmenl nf not lrsA man three 90 mpft
Than slK months
hoo, ~. that this act shall he Published FOR
four consecutive Wepksln four leHllhH phpnlh
Of this state, ana tho provisions thereof hllll
lake ELECT ana he ~ iOrrr ~ lliur inOnllih
from aud amer Ms passage,
Approved, February lillii lhft
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-13
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TIE CENTRAL hAILwAf ExcuH'
AInA

The proposed excursion OF the Cen
trail Railway company, OF delegates
from the counties lying on or near tho
road, In u capital Idea. There IL per-
haps no state In the union which IL at
tracing just now the attention OF the
west, north aud east like Texas. There
are thousands OF people, and millions
Of capital, scekinga location and IN
investment. II the counties Will seek
10 send their most intelligent men ON
this excursion, who can give people In
formation, aud impress them favora-
bly,, thereis no reason 10 doubt but
that great results may be accomplished
II behooves every county, then, to 80
leet proper representative men TO go,
who viii take the trouble to collect
valuable statistics about the several
counties, and prepare themselves to
lay the advantages Of every section
before the outside world.
Mere general statements Of condi-
ton will not answer; there must be
facts and figures upon which persons
DESTROYS OF emIgrating can base action.
There IL no use Disgusting the fact
that false and erroneous impression
prevails elsewhere as to the state Of
society and the safety of property and
life In Texas. 1t will be part of the
mission of this excursion TO correct oil
wrong ideas, and present Texas ~ she
is--a favorite field for immigration and
capital. Much of the prejudice exist
ing against Texas elsewhere is the re-
suit of Ignorance, and nothing is needed
but knowledge TO place our state upon
her proper footing. When people learn
from reliable men that life, property
and opinion are as safe here rs any
where, they will come to US without
fear or prejudice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-13
The NATURALIZATION of Dlnoaacs.

Diseases multiply, ono hegehanolller A
lriling indlsp0altlOn may, therefore, origin
nte complication ~ dangerous malhdleH'
Indigestion begels far more formidable dis
easehl u multitude III ailments ARE lAeeable
% conall palloni fever ana aguc unlilngoA tho
entire nervous syatonl, aud II therefore the
source Of prolean ailments which Affect that
portion Of the human organism li0slrllurh
stomach liiliers, however, whether rosofled
10 ~ tho inception Of those disorders Of tho
stomach, bowels or liver which give birlh Ia
tho majority Of dhoaNea and disabilities or
taken when they have rlpened into formldn-
BILE maturity, are alike powerful 10 cure, The
process Of recovery n, Of course, longer when
the malady has gained Roadway, hut II IN
none The leR certain, Dyspepsia, constlpn'
lion, billouaneaN, kidney complaints aud
Intermittent foyor Invariably yield ~ the
operation Of The great Alternative and !nvlgo-
rant
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-13
A WAND of Ad,Iee Do lrrn,eIera.

Tho Missouri, Kansas aud TeKaf railway
has beenme 10 well known W lhe ppnpln I'll
Texas, ~ ono ~ lne Hnesl ana most epm'
Portable roads on tho continent ~ travel on,
lliai II seems almost unnecessary mat We
should say ought Ia IN praise fel W. Eau
moi ever gel back nom q lrlp over lhlH hue
without saying something IN praise ol he
management, who always Seem " he Hlrly-
Ing " make Their patrons comfortable while
travelling over their road, The track IN al
ways IN the hest possible condition. ana
trains are VI all limes Tun NJ uniform speed,
pullmanH finest Drawing Room sleeping
cara accompany all lhfougl passenger trains
and II you are golng north or east, by max
ing your VANS known, you Gan go either Via
Hannibal or H. Louis, Ana for Kansas
CITY, Danyer, California ~ any ~ lhe NORTH
western states 0r territories, II II much llie
beSt route We have from Texas, Their dln'
Ing stations and hours for meals are all that
o traveller could wlSh for, and Ia fact theirs
seems 10 he nothing loft undone 10 mndor u
lrlp over this line pleasant, %,dlf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-13
TEXAS LEGISLATURE.

AUSTIN, March 10. Senate. Reports
---favorably, on bill to hold Justices
court in Terrell; on bin creating Office
of public welgher; also sundry other
gbillsof minor Importance
Bills passed. --Senate deficiency bill;
house amendments to bills to better de-
fine the powers and duties Of sheritis
and constables, concurred in; joint res
olution proposing amendments to the
constitution.
Senate adjourned to p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Under the rules the following bills
passed:
.s1 To exempt the Alamo church from
(" taxation; to create n lien in favor of
hotels, boarding house keepers, and
proprietors of livery or public stables.
Topay Captain l.. III. McNelly's com
pany for seven months service, and
also the Galveston companies, and ex-
penditures attending the same. To
amend section ten of the general laws
of the state.
Making 1t penal otfense for any
oneto pursue any calling, profession
or occupation, upon which tax il pay
wable, without obtaining license
therefor.
The bill to create the county of Cor
don was lost.
1.-The senate adjourned.
HOusa-The constitutional conven-
ton bill, as returned from the senate
with the house amendments not con-
Cured in, was taken up, and after
onr,a nj m urap tl,.,. lii xrn., ~, fn.,nI b.,
free conference committee, consisting
=. of Messrs. Munson, DeNurse, Cochran,
& Ssyers, Smith, Triplett, johnson, Scott,
Henderson,, Of Smith, and Henderson,
of Kendall.
A resolution to extend the session to
the I'D inst, was rejected by "a yeas
I to "a nays.
y. The special order, being the public
free school bill, was taken up--and
house went into committee of the
! whole, and the bill discussed and sun
dry amendments offered.
The special order for II NJ, being the
general appropriation bill for the next
fiscal year, as passed in the senate,
was taken up and some amendments
p made to It, after which the committee
rose, reported progress and asked leave
10 sit again. ISIS FEt.
The committee reports on bill char
tering the Texas Medical association
and state board of health, and the bill
= prescribing mode Of proceedings In
district courts In matters of probate,
were adopted.
Adjourned to 0 P. NJ.
.fs AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. johnson introduced a bill appro-
priating $4,000 for the translation aud
printing of the constitution and penal
code OF The state; 1900 each in Ger
man, and 900 each In Spanish. Passed.
Mr.. Stuart, OF Falls, called up the
bill regulating proceedings in the dis
trict courts. Ordered engrossed and
made special order for tomorrow at
$3.50 A. NJ.
Mr. Triplett called up the senate
joint resolution amending the state
constitution. After much filllbuster-
ing. It's further consideration was post
poned until 1870 A. N. tomorrow.
NIGHT SESSION.
Mr.. Chambliss called up the bill au-
thorizing Navarro and Anderson coun-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-13

T, 1'im court house of Hood county, NJ
(iraubury, o fine new stone building,
, was deslroyedl ,y fire on Friday night
Of last week, The fire originated In
the district clerks office, and was
thought TO DO the work Of an lncendl'
AIRY, All the county records were burn
cd, with the sherlii's papers and law
library belonging TO Judge Williams
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-13

ties and lhe towns Of Corsipana and
Palestine 10 aid IN The construction ~
llle corsieana aud Palestine railroad
Passed,
Me-, Watts introduced bill charter
ing the sabine Pass and Marshall Air
Line railway Passed,
House adjourned until $3.50 A. NJ to-
morrow,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-13
DALLAS, TEXAS,
sATuppW MORNING jltlM MARCH 10

TnR TINES Is the name Of new,
arst-class newspaper daily and week
ly-independent Ia everything, neu'
trail In poihlng opposed 70 all corrupt
rIpgs IN municipal, state aud national
analrs--ihe first humber of which II
10 be issued to-day llaihl In fhiladel'
phia, Terms daily, six dollars pei
annumi weekly, one dollar per an
The Hartford herald., 1875-02-24
Friday, February 10.

Ward, of Colfax notoriety, the meanes,
and bisckest niger in Louisiana, repre-.
senting Grant parish in the Legislature
was expelled yesterday, for disorderly con-
duct the day before, by Vo.e Of forty-nine
TO nine.
Charley Potter, butcher, was arrested
10 Alabama Wednesday, and brought to
Memphis yesterday, TO answer the charge
of numbering Joe Hyatt on the night Of
the carnival.
A negro was Yesterday admitted into the
senior class Of the Boys High School, at
New Orleans. Twenty out oftwenty-two
in the class left the school immediately.
No disturbance occurred.
Mecklinberg county, n. C., claims to
have originated the Declaration of Indr>
pendence on the 10Th Of May, IT'S Con-
sequently on that date the county is to
have an anniversary, when the Mecklin>
berg Declaration will be read and its au>
thority vindicated against the criticisms
Of recent historians.
A few days ago Major Thomas G. Jones
Of Montgomery, Ala was notified by the
executor Of the estate Of Northern lady.
living in New York, that he had been left
q legacy of $500 in appreciation .by her
Of the great good he had done by his re-
marks cpncernins the Federal dead ip bis
The Hartford herald., 1875-02-24
address on the last Memorial day in this

address on the last Memorial day 10 this
city"
Day before yesterday, at Montgomery,
Ala, Gen. Bealy's Little child, about one
year old, while the attention Of its mother
and nurse was diverted, seiEed bottle of
ammonia that was in in its reach aud
swallowed some of the contents Medi-
cal attendance was Immediately summon
ed, but to no avail, and after about thirty
hours OF great pain the little sufferer died
ye, terday afternoon at o'clock.
II is rumored at Nashville that the
members of Maney's Tennessee (Conied-
erate) regiment will participate in the cel-
ebration of the birthday Of Washington
on the 22d instant Why notf Let the
blue and the gray blend together on this
commemorative day. We are all Of one
nationality; we are one great people, for
getting the differences and even the sides
upon which we fought in our unfortunate
interneeine war.
A quilt, containing 6, 783 pieces, work.
ed into 323 parti-colored stars, with 2l pie
ces in each star, is among the curiosities
belonging to colored family OF Memphis
named Caldwell. The same family have
made and worked sixty quilts during the
past eight years, and all in the evening or
between times, when other duties were not
pressing.
stockholders of the Memphis and Padu-
cab railroad yesterday evening in Mem
phis, new Board Of Directors, composed
exclusively of what is known as the Nc
Comb ring. was elected. Nearly all the
Memphis directors we're thrown out SUBJ
sequently Col. McComb was elected pres
ident, and Mike Burke superintendent.
and n. Monsarrat treasurer and secreta-
ry.
Hon Allen T. Caperton, who was on
Tuesday last elected to the U. s. Senate
by the Legislature OF West Virginia, was
q member of the Confederate Congress in
1863 He is now about sixty years old
He was born in Monroe county, Va, and
graduated from Yale College IN 1882. Hs
is a lawyer by profession, and is regarded
as a Conservative Democrat
Mr.. j. P. Black, who owns saw>mil
at Sheffield, Ga t, as engaged on Friday
last in saving pine log into plank, anc
while the saw was cutting its way will
lightning speed through the pine q harst
rasping sound was heard, as though tb'
saw had struck some metallic Substance
The saw was examined to ascertain th,
cause. when to the establishment of thos,
present, it was discovered that there wer
twenty-six twenty dollar gold pieces i'm
! bedded in the wood. There was also ,
! piece Of paper found among the coin, up
on which was written these words: "On
, mile from this place you viii find some
thing valuable" The establishment ofth
|, parties at this discovery was great, and 70
i a time the business Of saving logs wa
, discontinued, and the remaining logs wer
lexamined to see II there were any NOR
: treasures concealed in them. The excite
q ment has been intense in the neighbor
). hood ever since No reasonable explana
ton as to who placed the money there ha
. yet been elicitea, and the matter is likel
f to remain mystery for all time to com,
The Hartford herald., 1875-02-24
KENTUCKY NEWS

There are twenty-five widows and eight
widowers in Campbellsville, besides q
number of incorrigible old maids and
bachelors.
Pneumonia of a severe type is prevail>
ing in the Slaughtersville neighborhood.
Several deaths have occurred from it In
one family there were three deaths in two
weeks
Henderson boasts an enterprising indi-
vidual who unites under one roof res
taurant, confectionery, hair mandatory
and hair-dressing establishment Great
caution is necessary in the gastronomic
department
The eligibility of women to municipal
honors is advocated by writer to the
Henderson News. The writer maintains
that, with ladies as city legislators, two
things, would be certain in Henderson,
good sidewalks and less drunkenness"
Mr.. A. Y. Proctor, near Rockfeld,
killed beef a few days since in which
was found tape-worm measuring thir-
teen feet six inches in length. The cir
cumstance has no precedent that we have
learned, and the worm has been preserved
in alcohol.
We have heard of several farmers who
have sowed their clover seed on the snow
The advantage claimed by the process is
that one can see what falls, and distribute
them more equally and evenly. Ten
pounds of clover seed to the acre is, we
believe, claimed for the usual quantity
sown.
The bookstore of DR.. B. G. Redford,
at Henderson, was greatly damaged by
fire on Sunday night last The stock
will be almost a total loss. The fire
originated from the stovepipe being in too
close proximity to the shelving, firing it,
and then communicating to Wallpaper,
books, etc. Loss about s., 900; partly in
sured.
They had semi-runaway wedding at
Burksville, Friday evening. Dick Station
and Miss Luvina Potts, having started
for the Tennessee Gretna Green, were over
taken by courier bearing the written
consent of the brides father, so they came
on to town, obtained license and their for
tunes were consolidated by the aid of
Rev. j. P. Mcmillan.
Harry Smell, a colored man, who
claimed to be l04 years old, died in Paris
on Monday night last.
A fellow named jackson, who has
figured as a sewing machine agent in
Maysyille for few months past, forgot
that he had a living wife, and went to
Lewisand married Miss Nash, of that
county. The officers are alter him.
A North Middleton correspondent of
the Paris True Kentuckian tells the fol-
lowing fish story, and still lives to remark,
I'm not afraid" Mr.. Daniel Welsh, liv.
ing on Squire John Thomas farm, killed
on Strode's creek, few days ago, fish
duck, that had within it, when opened,
eleven fish-two ''red~ eyes" and nine
perch-the fish alone weighing over two
pounds one red eye being over u
inches long. This can be vouched for by
several reliable gentlemen who saw the
duck and weighed the fish.
The Frankfort Yeoman is indebted to
Mrs. Henry G. Hodges, of Benson, for
one ofthe wonders ofthe vegetable king
dom, in the shape of picked SNAKE
cucumber" three feet three inches long,
which is almost exactly IN the shape Of
au ordinary black snake-fat, triangular
The Hartford herald., 1875-02-24

We have been asked a hundred
times within the last ten days when the
Democratic county convention to NOM
mate delegates to the May convention
will be held. We have no idea when
it will be called together. We sup
pose that the county Executive Com
mittes thinks that there is plenty of
time, and feel disposed to give all the
candidates a chance to meet and min
gle with the "dear people" before the
latter are called upon to decide be-
tween them.
The Hartford herald., 1875-02-24
EWS:oFiTHE WEEK.
wednesday. February IL.

A serious ere occurred in Canton, Chi
na, Januzry 8; one hundred and fifty
houses were burned
A Berlin dispatch to the London Daily
News reports General Won Moltke seri-
ously i'll.
John Mitchell has been returned to the
British Parliament from Tipperary, Ire
land, without opposition.
n. ii Hendricks, a slater, repairing
the roof OF house in New Orleans, yes
serdsy, fell into the yard below and was
killed
Yokohoma dispatch says the iron
steamer Berlin. lately running between
ports on the inland sea. under japanese
management, has been destroyed by FIRE
The crew and passengers are reported
iost Particulars have not been received
The body Of Michael .Heike was found
near the railroad station in the town of
Lake, Illinois, this morning at o'clock.
terribly cut and mutilateJ. Heike was
a German workman, and left his house
at o'clock TO 90 to his work. He leaves
family. There is no explanation Of the
affair.
Nearly one Thousand families of Men,
nonites will soon arrive in Canada from
Russia. They have chosen Manitoba for
their future residence, and have commits
stoned an agent 10 buy for them several
thousand head OF cattle in the west.
During the month Of January the city
Of Boston supplied soup TO l0,739 families
at coet of 81 ,s23 90. The soup is made
Of beef, mutton, fish and vegetables. and
the cost per meal was st cents Fifty
thousand individuals partook Of the boun
ty of the city. @ af
The residence of D. B. Mellost, neal
McConnellsburg, Pa, was burned yester-
day, and three Of his children were burn
ed to death. Mr.. and Mrs. Mellott wen,
away on q visit and left the children
hooked in the house On their return {
few hours sfterward. they found the bone
Of the children were found among th,
ruins
A special dispatch to st. Louis from
Topeka, Kansas, says that near Helena
Colorado, on the 9Th inst. thirty vigil
ants went to the house Of one Gibbs, AM
on his refusing to deliver himself TO then
TO be hung, set fire TO the house, in whiel
were Gibbs, two women. and several chil
dren. Gibbs leaped out through the fame
with revolver, and shot three of the par
ty dead and wounded fourth. when tn
rect took to their heels and fed. Glib
had recently been acquitted on u charge o
murder, and the vigiIsnts proposed to tax
summary appeal from the decision whicI
eet him at liberty.
The Hartford herald., 1875-02-24
Thursday, February rs.

II is denied that Gen. Won Moltke's ill
neee is serious.
Planting operations are being vigorous.
ly pushed forward in South Georgia.
Many of the Georgia negroes who emi-
grated TO Arkansas some time ago are re-
turning 10 their old homes.
Ben Butler has his revenge John
Young Browns language reached the peo.
pie Of Fayette county, Texas. in this shape:
''If ! was desirous to express all that was
pusillsnimous in human imprudenee, for
bidden," etc.
In Cuba, on the 10th inst, Spanish
column. Numbering sos, was attacked by
900 insurgents, commanded by Gonzales,
near MsBarcos The fighting was des.
perate on both sides. The Spanish re-
tIeated after the loss of $50 killed,
wounded and missing. @
Capt j. r. Merrett. of Monroe county,
Ga. in moving an old desk that had been
standing 10 one corner Of room in his
house ever since the death of his father
many years ago, found bag containing
$500 in gold. 1t was hanging on q nail
driven in the back of the desk.
Yesterday afternoon an unknown man,
about forty years of age, jumped from
the second outside gallery Of the dome oi
the capitol. Washington city, and struck
head FIRST on the roof of the Main building
one hundred feet below. The coroner
will ascertain his name
Some unknown persons fired six or sew
en- shots at s. n. Beasley and Andrew
Ellington as they were ascending the
steps Of the Gatesville, Texas, courthouse,
Mr.. T. escaped with two bullets through
Ais hat, and Mr.. B. With four through
his neck.
A report of q most singular Texas death
comes from Herme, in that State. Louis
Smith, q German, according to the ver-
dict rendered by jury. came to bis death
BY hanging, at has 0s0n hands Such deatls
are remarkable rarity in Texas, cheer.
ful assistance in such little matters being
generally looked upon by the benevolent
Texan a. a christian duty.
Public interest in the James boys SEN
satioD has been aroused again by an ar
rest made yesterday near Independence,
Mo-, OF one Hines, supposed to be con-
cerned in the robbery of Wells Il Fargo G
express ear, where $50, 900 was secured.
A deputy marshal went TO Mrs. Hines
house, and, after srresting Hines, was re.
tuning 70 Independence, when he was
suddenly confronted by three armed horse
men, the notorious Jesse James leading
them. By the aid of superior force and
leyeled revolvers, Hampton was forced to
deliver up his prisoner, and all disappear.
cd, leaving him uBharmed, but without
bis prisoner.
The Hartford herald., 1875-02-24

JOHN MITCHELL, the famous Irish
orator in Ireland and tried-to>be-agita-
tor in this country, who returned to his
native land last summer to be elected
to Parliament from Tipperary, has been
refused admission to that body, and is
now seriously i'll in consequence of his
disappointment. If he dies, it will
create a magnificent precedent for
PINCHBACK to follow.
The Hartford herald., 1875-02-24

PrNCHBAcK, the Ohio negro who
has for the last four years been indus,
triously endeavoriug to obtain seat
in the highest branch of Congress as
Senator from louisiana, has been, let us
hope, shelved for the last time by that
body. The only effective service he
can now do the Radical party, is to get
himself shot as speedily as possible by
a White Lacquer. ---.------ ---.-