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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-23

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND ne
w ouested to announce Major Eugene
w. Bay IOr as candidate tor Justice oi ~, w
Peace, Precinct No. l, Dallas County, at the
next election. "a |.fL ~.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-23
Dental surgeons.

s DIR, ]. W Mctiee, Dentist, graduated In the
Baltimore Dental College In 1874. Office re-
moved 10 southeast corner Elm and Lamar
streets, over Kahn clothing store. 1y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-23

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w ouested to announce w, w. Peak as
n candidate for Justice of the Peace lor IRE,
cinct No. ], Dallas county, at the ensuing
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-23

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w quested to announce Frank Hicklin
rs II candidate for City Assessor and Col
lector, ~ the ensuing election ON aApril D.,
1870
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-23

xXvE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w ouested to announce NJ. ". Cole. MS
candidate for Treasurer of Dallas County,
at the ensuing election. -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-23
For Constable Precinct No. 1.

For Constable Precinct NO. 1.
WE ARE FAUTHoRIzED AND NE.
w quested to announce Capt. stephsem
Hudson as a candidate Tor Constaoie 'o'
Precinct No. l, at the ensuing election,
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w quested to announce "A. ~. ,,'l, NJ
/, Dallas County, at the ensuing election.
WE ARE sAUTHoRIzED. AND RE
w o,,ested TO announce y. H. u. Nichols
as a candidate for Constable for Precinct NO.
!, al tile ensuing election.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-23

Liz loltOWlnB CuuIhuuic"Viohst vi
extracts therefrom, Will. perhaps more
fully illustrate the necessity and vital
Importance OF such a movement on
the part of Dallas, than any other
argument, that might be used (;
and no doubt every business man in
Dallas, often receives just such COM
munications.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-23


Messrs. Donoho & Co..:
Can YOU furnish such facts as may
serve a colony of excellent people, con-
sisting principally of farmers and me-
chanics, and EN- bracing some two hum
dred and sixty families, who are
inclined to locate In Texas. or course
we cannot expect to tax you with such
an undertaking as that of detailed
letter, but hope you will send for circu,
lation among these people such printed
matter as may be convenient, touch.
such questions as the character and
production of soil, price of lands, cost
of improvements, the health, schooi
advantages, &C., &C., and add, II you
please, whatever else you may favor
,,s with nv letter. II. 8. ID.
Marr's Landing, Lake Co., Tennessee,
January, 1875.
Mr.. Donoho:
You will please give me as satisfac-
tory information about Texas as you
did about Tennessee some four years
AGO. and which induced me to come
from England, and ] will follow you TO
Texas at once. Send any pamphlets
and papers you may have on Texas.
Yours faithfully, L. B.
And thus might we add page after
mage of similar communications, from
Nashville, Memphis and Chattanooga,
Tennessee; from Georgia, Mississippi,
Alabama, Virginia, Kentucky, Maine,
Illinois, Ohio, Minnesota, New York
and New England. -,
What, then, are the interest and the
d,ify Of every citizen of Dallas. II
they are ready to sustain and held to
nav for the widest advertisement Of
Northern Texas and dallas by such Q
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-14

TwESrY YEARS AGO -Castoria is the result Of
an old physician twenty years experiments, en-
deavoring To produce for his own practice an ei-
fectiye, mild and pleasant physic free from the
objections connected with castor oil or drastic
pills. Old Doctor Samuel Pitcher, Of Barnsthble,
Mass, has succeeded in preparing castor oil -
in such manner as to render II perfectly palata-
bic, and still preserve unimpaired It's laxative
properties. The doctor has prescribed this hon
eyed catharic In his practice with wonderful sue
cess for years past, particularly among children,
under the name of Castora," and the demand
has so increased from the people, and even physi-
clans, that arrangements have been made to in
troduce it generally to the public.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-14
Personal.

IL is stated that Charles c. Morse has sold the
llydepafk Ne,e@ieaier To Hon /. H. Moves, who
will hereafter run it upon democratic principles
PRESIDENT SrEAnSs, of Amherst College, died
suddenly on Monday evening last, of paralysis OF
the heart lie was well advanced in years and
the arluous iabors attendant upon the commence
meni preparation proved too much for his weak
ening bodily powers Professor seelye NOV in
Congress- will probahly be his successor.
TuE Emperor Dom Pedro left Montreal, last
Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock, via the
Montreal & Boston Air Line The company pro-
yided special train from Richford IN Newport
which gave the imperial party time for row on
Lake Memphremagog The Emperor was highly
pleased with the fine scenery along the route
The party left Newport on the night express
TIM gifted authorcss, sef-styled George Sand
died at Paris, on Monday last, in the seventy
second year Of herage. Though unfortunate in her
first literary efforts, through the moral and social
impurty OF the atmosphere with which she was
surrounded, yet in her later works, grown
wiser, she gained the ground she had lost, and as
soon as the world came to understand that there
was an end Of flippancy and immortality her
fame brOadened until it filled the whole earth
John Stuart Min spoke Of her artistic excellence
MS unsurpassed in modern literature" Edmond
About attributed TO her the noblest mind OF
our epoch;' Mrs. Browning deNotes to her two
most memorable sonnets; while leading Ameri-
can poet EXPRESSES the opinion that her yindica-
ton as brilliant aud useful writer lacks no ele-
ment Of completeness.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-14

EhhhzzLENESr AT St AIBASs.-E. A. Pierce
former salesman for Il. T. Robinson, at St Al
bans, has been detected in embe1zling the funds
OF his employer, and from Mr.. Robinson. state
ment it appears that transactions Of the kind have
been going on some two years The method Of
ferce's theits 50 far as known, seems to have
been taking money from the drawer whenever the
cashier happened to be ont and nobody watching
sending sales check to the cashier for less
amount than the purchase, and pocketng the bal
ance when the change came back; neslecting to
send a check il nobody were watching, and pocket
ing the entireamount taking goods for himsclfand
possibly Tor Others letting goods out ON approval
making no entry or memorandum and 50 being
enabled To pocket the cash when the goods were
paid for Pierce is about Thirty years old, and au
excellent salesman.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-14

lh' MON Republicans of tho town Of Calais in the
county of Washington and state Of Vermont Who are ls
Nh VOTERS afc requested 10 meet at the vetr, OF The
'h1Hian church. In said Calais, on TrfsbAf rt. rwrS-
ihm DAY or JtNr lsiG, At ONE ootocK iv nm ltrrn.
Noos ior the purpose u eectng two deleios to rente
sent said town n state Convention, 10 be- held at Mont
pelier June 9Th, lsiG 10 nominate candidate far the
o'es OF Governor Lieutenant Governor and Treasurer u
the si"e also for two Presidential Elcctorsat- atce
and also the appointment n state Committee. An
electors are Invited TO attend. without regard % u,.t ,-
ueai differences NJ opinion who IN favor " re.tor
ing he government TO ts original purity under uo Const-
iuton aud who ore iu favor " driving QUO Of and
ke'pne out al thieves burglars. robbers detnagalcs
eincliel hlh, fuprmuuuatni fssils and inicies and
a Who made the agony OF The nation their opportunity
I" Anaas wealth. by cheating and swindng Che Door .o-
deir and nesoes out Of their hard eamngs and after
accommodating wealth Ia that vainous way, come and
ak us 70 pui them into Office while their hands are rsek
ing with he blood Of maryred soldiers and whose gar
nens are saturated with the Tears q willows and orphans.
8. MAColfBER.l
W. =. sLAirOS, 20 4ofN
lHlns. June " is1G
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-14
Urrhk Marhets.
Cattle Market.

June a. ISIS.
AMOUNT oF STOCK Al MAREHf.
Caffis. Sheen Shafsf lions Cairss
lhis werk ......... 3tS 1l16 el5 $40 lis
Last week ......... alu9 h3i1 pO 7l,n ~
one year ago....... gal1 5,ls6 $40 100 Iiis
rmcrs-BsJ Cafffe-HSira tat and heavy premium oxen
N3stgioo nist quality seoaft6B0 Second quality 81 Od
W,N thini quality, Neetl75 " 100 h,. on total weight
" hide low aud dressed beef choice single pairs
s. laeb0lur, Kuls Nc.. ~. 2iettO.
Wortia9 prea sl5oel10 y pair or accounting 10 their
value A. beef. Steer, ssiettjp
hlcA Co~i-Fair qualify, so6l60; extra gooi ss36tss
WIN OF Muts calves, be nQres, farro and or
dnny slp1i1. yearlings Sic p06 lOO. tvo-yearsolls
tseegHWli three -years-olls, s,sella.
Sh,,p and Lamt tnmmon. aiiesi,c; extra 5EsGc u h.
ON live weight OF sladftOo "a head. ~
Shofes-wholc-nie. ae1lOisc; retail, tlGtic n NJ Fat
Lea tdirs' si@@s7 10 per head.
mus -ktlthtuu, ttstfF country lots, SGlbc ~ n,
car skins, lufpllc. faiuw 6etO0c ~ NJ Country beR6r
fets With wool on, st0dbsN each. sheared pelis GS
RrntRKsCo Continual heavy arrivals Of cattle from the
West has qNerhurdene the market and prices OF
cessiy had 10 dop We ind This week there &c reiue
ION i've weight and q supplies continue heavy, We
SON Mr. Hollis OF eight steers average sj Ms al Si
n ak steers 10 Mr. Root average 400 MS at SIC N H.
and SOY Steers 10 samscnS Hollis average lilo Ms at
ssN " cwt. Hathaway Swift sold nineteen steers %
y ny 10 take back Ia leton, y. H. average 065 MS at
aac ~ live weight fifteen steers AZ $3.50 flcwt and thr
"n steers to ~ y kimal average 60O ms $50 81 cwt
W wales odd thiiy three steers % Cornell brothers
So cwt Mich COWS sell At sa0Gi5 ~ head. In thu
sheen trade prices unchanged fftyfve we're soid Nv
y, 4. sargent, average u NJ, az SIC t o. Adams odd
MY i've average 20 Ms at s. o. pound.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-14
Wedding Anniversary.

The twentieth marriage anniversary Of Rev T.
T. and Mrs j. II Monideld, Of Yershire, occurre,
ON the 18th n last month A large number Of hi
parish, and friends from abroad, met with tn,
family on that day and evening The meetin,
was one long TO be remembered by the mos
agreeable associations and hearty congmtnation
expressed ON the occasion While there had beeI
no purpose or desire for display, all present wer
highly pleased with the gathering The present
amounted to over fifty dollars, consisting of silye
aud China ware clean cash, and other useiu
articles For these and constant fayors from tn
parish and kind friends, may far richer blessing
fill their hearts, which alone are given those ii
active and faithful obedience to Christ our Master
The following lines were prepared for the gath
ering by Lizzie L., wife Of Rev. 4. 5 Mortified
Sublette Illinois,
Pan twenty years Of wcided life
Have come and gone, methinks thes we lieen
With merces crowned. with blessings nfe,
While you have sinyen soul to win.
Md stl the good seed scatter vide.
Most gladly for the Master toll,
Sow here now there, GU every side,
on distant or on native soil.
Should dark, dark clouds come o'er your SKY,
And an seem de-olaie and dfear.
let faith. most calm, y-i piercing eye
Discern beyond The sunlight clear
should deaths deep shades around you spread
Grow denser. darker, murky black
May lcsns' love and presence shed
Light hops and Joy upon the track.
The days VI toll viii soon lee DER.
The weary reapers ind sweet rest,
Co-abrrs with the Son no more
But Boz the golden city hlest.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-14

TnE man-eating tiger, says the Ldnd ana
Wdter, rarely touches any other animal when he
has once tasted human blood. lie Turks In the
neighborhood of villages, aud carries oil hborers
returning from work, or women going for water
" She crawls to the edge OF the thicket aud looks
round, 1t is only an unarmed traveller The
hungry demon knows well that he is an easy
prey She creeps toward her unconscious victim
with the soft aud nolseless tread of cat her
long tails switches from side to side, her sharp
claws dart from their velvet sheatls, the demon
Is reused within her, aud slares in her flaming
eyeballsi she throws herself forward with cat
ike bound, and the stricken wretch is writing IN
her fatal grasp, while with closed eyes and low
growl, expressive OF savage delight, she sucks the
warm blood from his mangled throat"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-14
I oyISA PHELPS ESTATE,

The undersigned HAVING been appointed By The Honorable
Probate Count tie District Of Washington, Commission
receive examine and adjust al claims aud demands
OF all persons against the estate Of 0ynA Phelps, late
Watsnrd, n said District. deceased and all claim. exhil-
e IN Offset hereto hereby give notice that viii meet
Tor the purpose aforesaid 1T the dwelling house OF H.
BUSHNELL Ia MAitsheld the second Tuesday uf Sepem-
Der and second Tuesday " November O'Clock
T.. ut four o'clock, =, NJ, each OF said DAYS and that
.s months FROM the nh day Of May A. d. 1873 Is the tne
iied by said Court. fT said creditors present theT
claims to vs. Tot examination and allowance.
Dated AZ Walxheld, his 23d day OF May, A. D. lsi6.
4. c. LEWIS, l,....,..t...
95-H A. b. RICHARDSON, commissioner
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-14
CynIL wnErLrn.s ESTATE.

Tie undersigned having been appointed BY The honorable
probate fof the district Wssngt,
10 receive, examine and adjust all claims and icna is ali
persons against tie estate Of Gym Wheeler late Of East
Montpelier Ia sid district decreased, aud all claims exhibited
n Offset thereto hereby give noiee that VIII inert for The
purpose Aforesaid, nj the residence OF u. W keinpOn
known the Coffee HOusel tie 18th day of June
t af NJ October neat ffem O'Clock, D. ~, nnt four
o'lni each o said DAYS. aDI TINT -iN months from
the 2lth day u April A. u. 1876 the time limited by sai
Court for said creditors 10 present their eain-
animation aud allowance.
Dated a. Monipeler hi. 29ih day Of May, A. ID. ISIS
Ass H. ". MENTION commissioner.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-14

The undersigned having been appointed by hnnora
probate cont for The district VI Washington commissioners
to receive and adjust all claims and demands OF
nl persons against The estate Of Royal O. Gale, late Of
harfr, In said district, drrease AMI all claims exhibited
In Offset thereto, hereby notice that viii
the purposes aforesaid at the dwelling hou-e the said
late Royal G. Gale In said IaTr, the second "Wednesday
Of July aud hird "Wednesday Of November next from nine
oclock, A. until four o'clock, each OF said DAYS
and that months the 18th day of MBy, A. d. lsl0
h the time limited by said Court iog said creditors 10 PIE
their claims for examination aud allowance
Dati at Montpelier this 21d day OF May A. u. ISIS
HIRAM CARLETON r.,,.,.i...,....
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-14
IraaI Wofrrs.
EDWARD pEMERIrT,s ESTATE,

~ COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The undersigned having been appointed by the honorable
probate oour Tor the distract OF Washington
to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands all
persons against the estate OF Edward Demeritt late
Waterbury In said district deceased, aud all eans exhibited
IN offset thereto, hereby notice that will
purpose aforesaid at the Town Clerks office at wnterbnT,
Center tile uth day OF lane and 2ls day at October
next frum ten O'Clock, A.. NJ aud nnill four O'Clock r. ~
each Of said DAYS, and that six months th day
May A. D. 1916. l. the time limited by SAID Count for said
creditors to present e claims for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Waterbury. this 5ih day Of Jane A. D. ls76.
IpHN IACkMAN. a. .....t.. 49,.
a5-Jl FRANK y SMITH, Commissioners.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-14

NoIrilTlELD.- Mrs Roswell Alger, Of Goulds-
Vile, lady over seventy years Of age, while en-
gagged in nursing her sick husband, turned quickly,
fell to the floor breaking aud dislocating her
hip. The shocl. TO her system Is such that she Is
not expected to recover Rev. Mr.. Wheeler, Of
Waterbury, exchanged pulpits with Rev VIM
$ liazen last Sabbath Last Friday evening
there was a splendid thunder shower, the display
of electricity WAS rarely ever equalled 1t played
tricks with the telegraph office and threw OF ball
after ball Of fire from the telegraph wire near the
station-and one flash struck the corner OF }. b.
shortrdge's barn ON School street, tearing out a
post or so and setting it on fire. Fortunately Mr.
shortndge was at home and succeeded In putting
out the fire before very serious damage was done
....At the Sunday evening Temperance meeting
II. Il. Brown Ed, presided. The prayer was
offered by Rev. Mr. Wheeler, OF Waterbury, and
the speakers were Rev A. d, TruaN and Frank
Plumley. Music by the choir as usual. The
Junior class OF the Norwich University give an
exhibition Wednesday evening at IIowes hall
&C., The Reform Club will hold public meeting
ON Wednesday evening Of next week. at Ilowo's
Hall. There will be speeches By reformed men
and others, and music. II is especially desired
that there be a full attendance aud thus these
men who have known the curse of rum be en-
Outraged Ia "hod OF" aud gain Others. They
are doing grand work aud deserve our hearty
sympathy and support. The military company
Of this town, Captain G. d. Williams, are having
fine new and full uniform made at the furnishing
store Of George b u. Denny Co.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-14

MlpDLrnun,-A H. Nichols, printer eui-
ployed In the Register office, shot himself Sunday
night, with revolver. lie fired four shots, only
one OF which, however took effect, the ball en-
tering In front Of his and lodging directly hack
Of his right eye. he had been somewhat dissi-
pated aud Young lady to whom he had been
quite attentive had Of late refused To see him
Sunday evening he tried 10 gain admittance 10 the
house where she lived, but was refused About
half-past ten that evening shots were heard near
the park, below the Addison House, where he was
found as above stated. His recovery Is doubtful,
aud should ho live his eyeslght will he ruined,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-14

The American House. BOSTON, has been lons and
fyomby known Of the best hotels In the last. It's
central location only few rods from Washington
Street. and within two minutes walk Of state Street faneu
Hail. the old state House and city Hall makes Il equally
desirable for business pleasure II the nrsl hotel In
Boston 10 Introduce The greatest Of modern convenience
passenger elevator, and tho propdeos have ever been
ready adopt any improvements for the comfort u their
guests The latest change and that will be appreciated
by ALL Is the reduction In prices, which now placed at
$500 $3.50 and si0O per day The large number VI Ia
apartments rs long and spacious oorrdors general
nence Of arrangement liberay Of management aud uni
form excellence Of is table. have given widespread
reputation and enable IL managers to offer Inducements
to be- found at but few other New England hotels.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-14


MfssRs. sHtn W. fowlE A soki
Goisiaea - feel In duty called upon voluntarily To give
my testimony Ia favor Of DK, wisrARs bAtsAA OF VIII
CnKRr. was taken sick last october with lang
plant accompanied with very serious cough aud after
having been treated number Of weeks by the bs physi-
clans they gave ineurabe OF oonsui-
ton aud for about sK weeks my friends expected that
might die any day having entirely despaired of my
cry At this time read the advertisements and certificates
Of the WILD cufRRY BAtsAN, and induced try II
myself. have taken nye bottles. and from the
mrn have been gradually recovering. My cough has now
entirely eease haven ganed flesh and strength aud
feeling quite we'll attribute the cure "a Ia MIsrAR :
BAisAH o. Wild cHraKf Rs have taken other mel-
cine since commenced taking that.
yey respectfully yours, Mas MIA :, saira
Mrssns. fowlh A hoKi
Geafiano Ain. Smith gives the foregoing certificate
Of the efficacy VI medicine in her She "a
qnanlanee Of NINE and took tho BAAA the strength
OF my certificate which she the papers. Her story
b lnemih true Yonr- tnhy,
Ne " lnNt-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-14

THh GnASGEiss AND PoLuIcs.-I see that the
papers are charging the Oranges with meldlng
with the nominations for the Goyemorship aud
for Congress | think they make the very natural
mistake of confounding the Granges in their or
ganic capacity, with the Grdngers as individuals
and citizens. But II not, and there is particle
Of evidence To show that the Patrons OF lusbandry
are, as an organization, undertaking to control
political nominations, want that evidence pro-
duced, and the actors exposed TO the scorn OF the
the world, as false to their principles and their
solemn pledges Hat II, rs | suppose, the papers
when they say Oranges mean "Grangers, 4"
would like TO know what the objection is. |
suppose that the Changers who are citizens OF Yer
mont have not DISTINGUISHED themselves by join
ing a secret society" II they have, how about
the Masona, so many Of whom hold high places
In the state, and are so active in politics? May
they take part In public aifairs denied to mem
beers OF the more humble agricultural orderg And
may they aid 10 nominate their leading men to
office, yet the Changers be denied the privilege Of
working for Colonel Mead or for Mr.. Cotton?
Let ~ hear how that l.. oSE or TnrM
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-14

GAysvILrE,-Mr, D. c. Robe, foreman in Gay
& Kimball's button factory has severed his con
nection with that establishment and goes to Bethel
TO put in operation button mandatory in that
place, a company having been formed Of some
of the solid men OF Bethel which will warrant its
success Means are being taken looking 10 the
repair and complete remodeling of the old Union
Westinghouse on the Common About eight
hundred dollars are already subscribed This is
q audable undertaking and should receive the
hearty support Of the people, as it has been an
eyesore and disgrace 10 the town these many
years. stockbridge has been invited to join
with Rochester in celebration ON July 18th A
committee consisting Of ~ 4. Smith and o j.
Richardson have been appointed to make arrange
ments for this town. Hancock, Granville aud
pittsteld are also invited to participate, Rev
Mr. shipman, formerly Of Rochester, will deliver
the omtion; the services Of the Bethel Comet
Band have been secured to furnish music on the
occasion, and grand time is anticipated. Mr.
r. A. Conner has let his farm to Ahim Heath, and
moved into the village