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THE DAILY HERALD.

THE DAILY HERALD IA published every
inning, except Monday, ~ $40 n year, In
sdgaucei . Tor slh inohths " LOT one month
"rhn Daily Herald Is now furnished TO sub
.sihers hy carrier at u cents per week. The
naner will be delivered regularly each morn
p ng N In early hour, 10 any part Of the city
mi suburbs within n mile ind u half OF the
,PSir paper viii oblige by reporting at this
once
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OrFIor on rHE HERALD, /
Dallas. Texas, March 80, 1870. !
MONETARY,

GOLD-TneIe ara but few transactions 20
note. We quote; Buying, ll2Wil3; selling, ma
9lli.
SlLNER-Selliug, lu5; buying lM
EACllANGE-lu mtr demand. We QUDto
Commercial, par; bauR " premium,
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ssnndanGow the success of the enterprise.
There nro enough patrons from among
the weak aud crcdulous phenomenal.
s's--peoplo who win recognize ia he
ma'erallled old lady the shade oftloir
grandmother
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WINES Am LIQUORS.

WHISKY-sl l0G3 30.
DRANDY-Domestic, 81 5O@2 90; imported
S61l0. ..-
GIN-sl 50g2 10.
CLARET-SI6g6 per case. .iH
PORT NINE-Imported, 81 7j02 70,
HERRY--Imp0rtsd 81 1902 ".
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ANNoUNcMNrENrs.
ELE0rIoN arm a 1910.


NATE AIRS AUTHORIZED ASH ne.
w QUCslfd ln announce a., =, - 10 49, b
clpdluAi1 iul Ne uulrp ui ilntsIIicr nni
alatiunpr 40 lurru, ElUollnn always 90 Hl3,
Main street.,
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure OF Trains al
Dallas.
nnrsroN ANp TExAs CENTRAL.

AIrlVee.
Fro,n the south (mail and express).. 7;i5 n. IN
IRON the North (mail and express). 8:2i p. IN
FROM the South, (accommodation) loo u, IN
Eron the North accommodation 300 p, m
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives
Mail and Express..,..., 6:25 y, m. 1906 y. IN
Iccomm odaton.......... G;OO n, m, 9;30 D. IN
Throulh Freight.......".0:5Op D. m, 1000 a, M
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cotton statement

For the week ending 70 NJ, Friday, March
~, 1916, Furnished for THE HERALD by
V. Il. Evans, Reporter in this City for the
National Cotton Exchange.
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\NjE ARE AUTHORIZED AM RE,
w qursttd Ia Announce W, d. CRSoll o.
4 candidate Tor Mayor 90 die ensuing olrc
lion Ia Aprll,
Af ~ ARE AUTHORIZED AND RK
w quealpu Ia announce Johu ID, hertOot
~ candidate Dor Muyurof the CITY 0f balln
AZ We ensuing municipal election ON GA
am day ui April
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For Aldermen,
\lR Akk AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w .Qurstrd bN tho many lr,ends Of va.
NiNFk 20 huu0unce him a. candidate ior
Allrlmhn nom ihu Spe0nu Ward
WE ARE AurltOWiREn AND HE,
w questod 10 announce John SIen AS A
eAndldAlo Tor Aldurhiu iom thD Eitsl
ward,
AAE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w quthkd "a announce a, "a. Terry asa
candidate Tor Alderman OF Tho First Ward
az the ensuing uorton Ia April
1ATE ARE SO rHoMIEn AND me
w Quuh'ed 10 announce "a, A., LanJE u
hcnndidalc fof Ale ermAn rom the Second
Wand, nt the approaching municp a Olrc
ton,
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VIIJ ATTORNEY.

I'VE ARE AuIuORlIED AND nE
w qurlud to nnhouuce A.. H. Ahcinnt
ns "a candidate fpr city Attorney ut the on
suing uunivipal election,
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iulub unnltlpW election,
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND kr
W quostcd 10 announce W, "a. Edward
as candidate Tor city Attorney, at IA
municipal eltcupn, on The 4th Of April,
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND m
w qnrstrd TO announce ktNrnctt Glbb
AZ a candidate for Clty Attorney, tic clcc
ION 20 be held An April next. Il
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I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w Quested 20 announce ~, q. LiudsoJ
As q candidate Tor Guy Assessor Rud Oullvctu
~ NE approaching municipal elections
AYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RF
w quCsled toHnhounCe Geo, W. phirri
US a candidate or CITY Assessor and Cuilpc
Tor AT the ensneiny election In April,
kb.E ARE AUTHORIZED AND RF
W Qucsiud 10 announce GhutHas phArcf
~ A candidate Tor The ofuro ui Clly Assessor
ana collector at the ensuing municipal cleo
ton in April.
/ WE ARE AUTHORIZED AMI RI
/ w Quuslrd 20 announce n, h, AMertmnN
rs canlldUtu for the ohios of lity Assessor
ANA Collector at the ensuing election, April
| I, 1870.
/ (NrE ARE AUTHORIZED AND KE.
] w questtd 10 announce ". NNrris ul o.
candidate for Assessor ana Collector OF
! Taxes for Dallas city At the ensuing olec
ton on The IN day OF April
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
| w questod to announce a. a.. uUutWaro
AS a candidate for Assessor ind Collector iOr
Tie Cily Of Dallas.
NNyE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w questod 10 announce Joe usher AZ a
candidate tor City Assessor and Collector, ~
the ensuing election ON April I, 1879,
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w quested 20 announce &. r., Harry us
candidate for CITY Assessor and Collector, az
TIE ensuing municipal election IN April,
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w quested TO announce Julius Hoyer ~
u candidate Tor City Assessor and Collector,
at The ensuing municipal election IN April
next
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w quested TO announce Frank HIcklin
as n candidate for city Assessor and col
leotpr, ~ the ensuing election ON April D,
1870
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w questod TO announce }. Ogden IN
candidate for Assess or and Collector " Dat
las city, at the ensuing election In April.
For Treasurer.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w queAtcd tu announce 8. ". nUWcn as
n candidate for the otlice OF City Treasurer
Election April I, 1876.
NIyE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w quosted TO announce ~. g. Patton rs
u candidate tot Treasurer OF the city N BAL.
las Mt the ensuing municipal election.
M r. AXE AUTHORIZED AND ltE-
w questcd 20 announce JRInes sheppard
as u candidate for Treasurer OF the city OF
Dallas, at the ensuing municipal election.
city Secretary.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w quested TO announce NJ. A. McWur-
tray as u candidate for the once OF City
Secretary, Election April ith.
NXTE ace AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w quested D. announce j. ~. Hereford
rs u candidate for city Secretary, Vt the en-.
suing municipal election, on April 1, 1875
F0F City MARSHAL.
XNE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w questcd to announce Tom Johnson
AS q candidate for City Marshal of Dallas
at the ensuing municipal election on the itn
of Apiil.
MyE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w qnested to announce Juue Peak Rs a
candidate for CITY Marshal, at The eusulng
municipal sloctlon IN April next
ME ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w quested 10 announce w. r. Norton
vs. O candidate for city Marshall. election I
Tuesday, April I, 1876. d
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE- !
w quested 10 announce WiiiieT Clark
as candidate for city Marshal, at the cleo.
~ ~ In AUaV1 NaaN
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wAsHrSaroN, Mareh e,

wAsHl SGToN, March Is.
"HoNoRAmE nARpwEIL sLoTE,n
from the Cohosh district, Is Just now
entertaining Washington Nth his
humorous sayings and doiugs. Heap.
pears IN the play Of the nMiEhty Dol
lar" and is personatod 10y that admira,
BILE actor, Mr.. William ] Florence,
The play Is genial satire on certain
phases Of political and social life Ia
Warrington genial, because while
"Houorable Bardwell Slolen Is repre-
sented as u Congressman ignorant aud
corrupt he has fund Of unctuous
humor, aud none OF the many state
men who witness the Representation
are conclous that Il has In IL anything
personal 10 themselves, while all can
see that II does bear astriking resem
blance % some one else. And, indeed,
the spectator Is iorcibly reminded of a
certain Republican senator who re.
tired to private life, aud OF another
who Is just now being investigated
while II is undeniabl0 that there have
been Bardwell Slotes in the House, II
there are none there now. And "Mrs
Gene'al Gilllory,h eXcelleutly played
10y Mrs, Florence Is not very extrav.
agant personillCation OF lady we
have all seen in society, though of
course not IN "our set,n The play is
drawing immense houses here, aud
viii serve a good purpose, for nothing
is so fatal 10 alleclation aud demagog.
ism as satire, and 1t may be possible
that the ignorant and corrupt pollti-
clan can be ridiculed, If not out of ex-
istence, at least into the assumption of
decency. Honorable Bardwell Sloieo
undoubtedly represents n type OF
American character and his success
proves that there is . great deal of
reality in him. The people never sus-
tain, for any length Of time, that
which is based on falsehood, even In
humor.
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kR'E ARE AUTHORIZED AND RI
W Qucslud 10 announce GhurHas pharcf
~ candidate Tor ihU othco pi Clly Assessor
ana collector at the ensuing municipal elcc
ton iu April.
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NIyE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w quosted 10 announce ~, q, NatsOn as
n candidate iol Treasurer OF the city N Dnl.
las ut the ensuing municipal election.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RF
w Quested 10 announce ~, q. LtudsoI
as q candidate Tor Cty Assessor Rnd CONrclu
NJ lht approaching municipal election,
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w quested 20 announce NJ, A. McMur-
trRy as u candidate for the once OF City
Secretary. Election April it'll.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.
Attorneys at Law.

----~-.-~-rs
]. NJ. Hayes. Attorney at Law, 2H Com
merce street south of CouTthousel, Dallas,
Texas. Special attention paid TO land
claims, uprltf
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Special TO The lierald.l

BoNHAM, June %. The Masons Of
Smyrna Lodge laid the corner stone OF
their new hall at Stephensvile, eight
miles east OF this place, yesterday,
with the usual ceremonies. The build
ing will be two stories high, and 30X5l
feet, and the lower room will be used
asa high school building. After the
ceremonies Of the occasion, while a
show was in process, two boys, one
white and the other colored, got into Il
difficulty outside the canvass, and the
colored boy, throwing n four pound
rock at his antagonist, missed him and
struck little daughter of Mr. Dick
More's ON the head, seriously If not
fatally injuring her. The negro was
arrested.
\ young man named McLendOn,
living in the same neighborhood, was
kicked by horse, near this place, in
Bots dare bottom last night, the hoo
striking him in the face and bursting
one eye out and breaking his nose
He now lies IN IA critical condition al
the residence of Prof. Hamilton, in
this city.
The Trans.continental is now com,
pleted to Blossom Prairie, eight or ten
miles east Of Paris. Citizens along Ii
line will ship their next cotton croI
by rail to either Galveston, st. LOuii
or Jefferson.
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RoCKpALE, June % -- y convict
named Sanders, IN attempting to es'
! cape from the construction tram near
here this forenoon, was shot by the
guard aud Instantly killed. Another at
the same time was more fortunate,
and succeeded In making his escape
uninjured, Three others escaped from
the guard at the depot here al noon
yesterday. 1t is said that sixteen OF
those employed on the railroad extern
sion from this place have gotten away
in the last month aud half Each
one of them generally steals horse IN
the neighhoInuOd and often rohs a
man or family for IL suit of clothes.
one Of them met prominent citizen
of this county IN the road the other
day, and proposed to exchange
| clothes with him. or course, this
proposition was readily accepted, and
the citizen, when he arrived in town.
had some difficulty in persuading the
convict guards from putting him tC
work on the road. The railroad will
reach the new town of Taylor tonight
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lNTER-OCEAN ITEM.


BATON RoUGE, La, June 22.--Dis.
turbanoes are reported and riot 90.
Cured at Mount Pleasant, mort Port
Gibson on Saturday. Negroes organ
lied u baud of regulators and ordered O
Democratic negro to leave the place
Refusing to leave, he was attacked by
the regulators and killed. A constable
and posse attempted to arrest the muir
derers, but were driven Off. The Sher'
III of Baton Rouge, with posse, went
to Mount Pleasant on Sunday and cap
tured fourteen negroes, including the
murderers. A party Of armed negroes
passed Baton Rouge on the opposite
side of the river, going toward Plaque
mine. When they reached Brush
Landing they were dlsarmed by the
whites. The Sherill's posse making
the arrest at Mount Pleasant report be.
ing fired upon by the negroes, two OF
them being wounded and two horses
killed.
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snDrinl Herald corrssrondenceA

Special Herald Correspondence
DENTON, June 2l.-No examination
has been had into the shooting OF j.
b. Duncan by Il. J. Wilson. Duncan
will recover the wound being serious
but not fatal. Wilson is considerably
Injured about the head, but not seri-
ously. In the fight previous to the
shooting, Wilson used common raw
hide, striking Ddncan several times
over the face and head, All parties
present agree In saying the assault 10y
Duncan, in both instances, was wholly
unjustiiled, and that the shooting was
done in self.defense. Wilson is from
Plano but has purchased land In the
county aud a lot in town ON which he
is erectinga building to be occupied
by himself as n grocery store Duncan
has been citizen Of the county for u
number Of years, lives about two miles
from town, and IL man given tC
drink. Both parties We're under the
influence of liquor ut the time OF tn,
shooting. NJ
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HERE AND THERE.
Foreign aud Domestic Bre,itIeS over
the Wires
Chicago Organizes a Campaign Club to be
Known as the "SoaperS" Eooentrlci.
Of Crime BeeChers Salary
Cut Down Largely,

CHICAGO, June 22.--Steps were tA-
ken here to-day to reorganlLe the Tan
ners Of 1868, under the name of Scalp
ers, Il name suggested by Governor
Hayes in letter In 1864, In which h,
said any man who leaves the army Il
70 home to eIectloneer for Congress,
should be scaIpcd. The uniform will
be OF onamelled cloth, and after the
Centennial style.
KANSAS CRY, Mo, June AL.
Grissom, formerly n detective and
latterly Il saloon keeper here, was ar.
rested at Moberly, on Saturday, for the
murder Of William Hand. Lou Snced
n loose woman, was also arrested, She
was with him on the night of Atht
murder Lou Sneed, jealous Of the Mt
teutIous paid Mrs. Hand by Grissom,
in her rage told that Grissom killed
Hand with slung shot, aud took four
hundred dollars from him. Grissonl
wus placed in cell near the girl, and
was heard 10 say: 'keep your d--n
mouth shut aud all will be right"
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, June %. Jim
Gallagher, the prize fighter, IL her,
looking for a man who agreed to fight
him, but cannot find Him, He says il
the man has no money he will fight
him for nothing.
VIENNA, June 2l.--'lhe Neue Freit
Presse ASSERTS that the mother Of the
late Sultan iustigHted lIassan to assas,
sinate Avui Pasha, and furnished him
with all the necessary information OF
the ministers movements by means OF
spies, whom she employed for the pur
pose,
New York, June 22.--Rev. Henry
Ward Beechers salary IA pastor Of
Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, was fix.
ed last night nj twenty thousand dol
lars.
CLEVELAND, O., June -. William
Alden, who killed his wife, step daugh
ter aud Gus Benton, last December
was hanged to-day, He maintained
to the last that the deed was not pre-
meditated
CHICAGO, June % The city council
have abolished the office of COmptrol
Ter and with it :. G, Hayes, the head
Of that Department, The city clerk Is
for the present, performing the duties
Of that position.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June %. Elijah
Marteney, one OF the Jefferson county
gang of cOunterfeiters, was brought
into the United States Court to-day
and gave bail in $1,000 for his appear
ance to answer the charge
The Telegraph supports Lord Derby
position on the eXtraditlon question
The article Is as follows: ut ia bette
that there should be no treaty at al
than that England should yield TO any
power her immemorial right to know
upon what ground and for what Of
Tense the meanest refugee IL surren
dered from her soil. That Is Tho
principle which demonstrates thu
British action in this matter and Lore
Derby has the nation behind him il
the policy he has followed throughout
the present complication"
ST. LOUIS, June 22,-Base Ball
Louis, D Athletics, 0.
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HEMPsrEAD, June -. -Iesterday
afternoon visitor ut the capitol build
ing while descending the steps lead
ing to the corridor lost his footing and
in the fall sustaiHed a compound frac-
ture of the right arm and dislocation
of the ankle;joiut,
The same evening an inhuman
mother, living on Pecan street danger
ously checked her child, eight years
old, for playfully refusing to perform a
tritling commission. The testimony
ofthe physician and dozen neighbors
corroberated the above facts.
The quid nuncs say the Hayes or.
gan will be established here to pro-
mote the Federal official Interests of
Jack Eyens, Postmaster Kinney and
other administration henchmen.
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CENTENNIAL FAIR.
Employees of singer seWing Machine
Company Appear Ia body.

PHILADELPHIA, June 22.--rhe EN-.
ployes of the singer Sewing Machine
Company at Elizabeth, New Jersey,
with their families, numbering In NIL
four thousand six hundred persons, ar
rived ut the Centennial grounds this
evening and marched 10 the New Jer-
sey State Building, where in short
address, agent Hawley welcomed them
TO the Exhibition, Major Townly, OF
Elizabeth, presented the workmen
with very handsome banner after
which the eScursiouists departed aud
separated into groups and visited all of
the various exhibition buildings
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STATE ITEMS.
Crime ard hlShapi ut ROckdalc, BrPn.
ham, Denton, ana Hampstead,
Carelessness Of Convict Guards Crushed
Under the Wheels An Eye Kicked Out
by a Mule 0uncan.Wilson Affair
An lnhuman Monster.


Special 10 The Herold.l
BRENNAN, Texas, June 22,--Last
night, about two miles from this city,
the westward bound train RIM over a
negro man lying on the track, cutting
him 20 pieces. lie had been drinking
all day and had $50 or $50 on his per-
son. When here the train was stopped,
aud on examination the body was
found to be entirely cold, aud no
money found, leaving the impression
that he had been murdered for his
money and placed on the track that
the dark deed might he covered up.
Two escaped convicts have been in
this vicinity for day or two. Suspi-
cion points in that direction
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ANDERSON, Ind, June - The Sixth
District Congressional Republican Con-
ventlon at Springfield, Indiana, to-day
nominated Hon, Milton S. Robinson
for reelection.
TERRE HAurg, Ind, June %, Gem
eral Dorton G. Hunter the present n-
cumbont was nominated Tor Congress
by the Republicans OF this district to.
day.
QUINCY Ills, June 22-rhe dclega-
ton that leaves here morrow for thu
Illinois Dem ocratic Convention stands
seven for Tilden aud one for Hend.
ricks.
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LOWELL, Mass, June 22.-Ata BUSH
ness meeting of the Second Advent
Church last night, Mrs. Bette Pease,
wife of the pastor, charged him with
adultery, abuse and lying. A commit-
tee waited upon him, and he confessed
to the truth OF the charges, and to-,
day resigned his pastoral charge, and
his position In the Christian ministry.
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The Great Summer Sale Of Fine Ready
Made Clothing
30 Days! 30 Days.! 3O.Dnys"!
AT THE
New York Clothing House

We are under many obligations to the cit
liens of Dallps and surrounding country ior
the very liberal support they have extended
toward us during our stay here, and IN ordef
NV one md ali of our former ideas, we sill
adhere to the motto, quick Sales and Small
Profit" We have this day made comces-
sion, and for the next Thirty Days, VIII re-
ceive from our New York Manufacturing
establishments all the necessartes OF the sea-
son, fine clothing, light underwear, boots ana
shoes, and combined new assortment OF
elegant gents furnishing goods, The stock
will be offered at great reduction from our
former efforts, and must bring convlctloh 70
The assertions made, that the New York
Clothing House, is the lowest price clothing
house in Texas. mhyATu
The daily gazette., 1876-02-10
PUBLIC SALE

C. The subscriber, having rented
ATN his farm. will sell at Public Ven
N@ due. on the premises near Gias-
---a-z3- Cow. Pencader hundred, new Cas-
lie county. Del. on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY l5th. 1876.
commencing at 10 m. sharp, the following de-
sctioed stock and farming utensils, viz:
head of good sound horses and brood
mares. suitable for farm or road. Especial at
;ention is called TO sorrel horse Prince, sired
hy Hsland Marcus katler a fine driver with
declded slgns for fast trotter. good mich
cows and springs, two ye NJ old heifers good
stock: 2 yearliug heifers, very cool sboats.
kMPLEMENTS--l iron axle farm wagon, |
market wagon and peace bed. 3 blows. l A
harrow, twin harfows, 2 cultivators, carri-
age ana pole / grain tan, wheel rake, corn
sheller, scythes and cradles, moving and
oritr scythes. double and single trees
IOOLS-Shovels, forks. hoes rakes hay
snite, maui and wedges. post spade, half bu-
thel and peck measures, chains, grain bags
peaen baskets, work bench. empty barrels
farden spade and rake,
HARNESS-l set crrriage harness A sets
ciow gears, BRIDES and collars. 2sets wagon
harness lines, dc.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-l D ir bed
ittads, pair iron do. table. / desk, lot of
tabs, ! stove, child's carriage, etc
SUNDHlES-A lot OF corn blades and tons
po1es. barrels. old irsn. and numerous other
snIngs usually found about a farm
me public are respectfully invited to at
lend; as my sale " i'll be positive and every
arncle VIII be sold to tho highest bidder.
:ha; amount six months credit With banka-
he note and Rcod endorser.
c,o. ~ r, NJ. BLACK.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-10

The restoration of the franking
privilege is among the possible and
probable events of the present session
of Congress. Republican and Demo
crat alike favor 1t. hr. Anthony, of
Rhode Island, for instance says in his
journal, the Providence Press 1.-THE
so-called frankling privilege was real
ly rather privilege ofthe people than
Of the members, and the constant call
of the people upon their representa-
tives at Washington for documents
and other information concerning the
operations of the government renders
its restoration almost inevitable" The
necessities of the presidential cam
paign operate in favor of a restoration
Of an act the repeal of which was q
pure piece Of buncombe without one
cent of gain to the government.