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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-01-13

J. d. Allen Of Leroy, is spending the
week at ST. Paul. Hc is Il member "f tho
"Ancicnt Orltr" and is having a good
time with the brethren.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-01-13

Every Farmer wants = comfortable, easy
and Reading Chair. FcrnaId h kimbail hsv.
them. Price 100 I" $3.50. Il
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-01-13

LOOK ont for large stock Of Dry
Goods, in few days, at Richardson's. Il
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-01-13

General Fitzpatrick w;lllccture at Jones'
Hall, in this city, ON February 9Th next
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-01-13

Cedsr River Grange hal an installation
and oyster supper at the residence Of Mr.
NJ. Tceter, on the evening Of January 9Th.
where they had mos, enjoyable season.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-01-13

0leson / Nicholaison have wall brackets IN
great variety and in every style. 2Stf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-01-13

T. 1ngmunds"n, County Treasurer. is At
ST. Paul attending a session IF the Grand
Lodge Of Free Masnns.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-01-13

The Second Quarterly meeting Of the
NJ. 4. Church will he held next Sunday.
Communion service at the close OF the
morning public service.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-01-13

Money to loan on Mortgages. and Mort
cages bought. Apply to Benz. Mason, Office
OF OIManIv Allen t4w
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-01-13

To-day the weather is ~ cl"ar as it WAS
11 any time in the month Ct June.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-01-13

J. TruexdcIl Las hosts OF new Boots aud
Shoes Of the latest styles.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-01-13
Austin, Dec. eth

Mrs L. l.. Toplif, Of this CITY. wnul.l
Inform tin. ladies thai sh has for Years
acted as Midwife, and Can tr,a, success.
fully all diseases peculiar I" females
She cures plies w.thou, Using the knife.
The worst cases yicll 10 her trratmtn,
The suffering can u relieved. She is pr,-
pared with all the appliances required in
the practise OF her profession ana invites
constitution.
The following testimonial is respectful
~ submitted:
MICHIGAN CRY. IND,
July l4th, 1876.
To WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN IL certify
that | have known Mrs. L. l.. Tnplir'
more than ten years, that she is possessed
OF all those attributes which constitute
the highest type Of w"on1anho''d, a we'll
balanced mind, mature Judgment and
great discrimination seldom cqualcd in
discerning and treating female diseases,
aud chronic diseases generally.
II. PAGlN, NJ. D.
She may be found 1T her rooms on
Bridge Street, or she VIII respond 10 calls.
1871
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-01-13
Chicago & Northwestern
RA)I.W Az

Passengers tor Chicago. Detroit, Toledo.
C!cv"ta"d. Buffalo. NinRara Falls. Pittsbu~x.
Cincinnati. Rochester, Albany, Toronto, Men
treai, Quebec, P"rtlnnd. Boston, New York.
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, st.
t'"c's. Cairo. San Francisco, Sacramento, o.
d.n. Salt LAX City, Denver, Council Bluff.
Sioux City. st. Paul. Amrquett., Escanaba.
! Me''nsha. Madison. Cheyenne. Omaha. Yank
ton, W'n"n". Duluth, Green Bay, Milwaukee.
"nd all prints North. W. It. :. nth and East.
should buy their tickets via Chicago ard the
hicego s; Northwestern Railway
t!"s" connections are made ut Chicago with
the Lake Shore Michigan southern. Mich.
! .gan Central. Baltimore 4 Ohio, Pit shu.y.
Fort "a!re Chicago, Kankakrc Line and
ran Handle Routes. far all points Fast aud
south east, and with the Chicag" l. Alton
"he Illinois Central tor all points South.
t";c c"r''ec'i"ns are nls" u,udc with the
Union Pacific Il. K. u, On. hi tor all far Yves,
puin's.
| ci"se connections are made Ut junction
points with trains Ut all cross roads.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS
! These celebrated ears are run "a all uivht
| trains Oh all the lines Of this r,,d.
Inns - the only line running these cars
between Chicago and 81. Paul or Chicavu an,.
Ml;waukec.
At Omaha our Sirepcrs connect with tn.
overt"nd Sirepcrs on the Union Pacia: Rail
road, tor all POINTS west oi the Missouri K,v.
er. Among tho
Inducements offered BY Ibis Route
10 the travelling rub''c are nj, the mvA.rn i'm
l'r"v~tnentS: Rock and Gravci Baiiastc,i
Truck, S.eel Rail, Rock and Iron Bridges
farr r and Drawing Room bay Cnach..
Sm"hing and Lounyl"g Cars, Westinghouse
Safety A,r Brakes, M'',er's Patent Sutr,,
Coupling aud Platforms, Speed, sa!et, aud
Absolute Comfort.
Running thr ugh Five Great States
and operating over 2.G'h miles OF Rad, III,
Company pr. seats to The Traveller i.ciIi,l.,
IL 1T are liz: and cAnnut bc offered bv M,
Competitor.
All ticket as' nts cun sriI You tickets ",
this route.
II you wish the best travelling a.comlno da
lions, yea viii buy y"ur ticket. by thi. ruu,.
ard will take NJ Other.
MAAViH hUGHITT,
a Gen. Superintendent
W II. STENNETT,
vSnSmS Gen. passu,pcr AGENT
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-01-13

A.stock Of Brackets. Clock Shelves. Wall
Pockets, etc., vt reduced Prices, vt Ferua'd
kinbalis. tt
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-01-13

Our Foreman, Mr.. C.. H. B,sscll, aftr,
An abence Of three weeks returned to day
in excellent health and spirits.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-01-13

Call early and select your poeseuts II
BsicCA
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-01-13

Remember shat Austin / Chase arc selling
stoves cheap now. 2Stf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-01-13
J.J. RABE, d.
Prop O*sl Tor :.ri,:xo.

The County Commissioners invite proro.
sails tor huiiling bridge and approaches
over Dsbbin's Greek. near. Wnrnrr's Mill!
Specification. can he seen in office OF County
Auditor. All bids to re in by Jan. 3lst,
1875. WV. RICHARDS,
4i-w2 Chm Board Co. Com. Mvwer Co.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-01-13

ExVice President Schuyler Colfax is
coming.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-01-13

DR.. J. II. Murphy, one of the most rmi
men. Physicians & Surgeons Of St. Paul
ds here to testify il the Jayncs case.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-01-13
IA u ~ ED.

PONU.--SMITll---In Austin, bv ]. S.
Decker, Esq, at his r sidence, Jan. list,
1876, Mr.. Gen. Vip"nd and Miss Miun,o
Smith, b tn OF Austia. .
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-01-13
FO e ALE.

A full blood Shorth"rn Ruii. Recorded
Pedigree. +. ". klMBALL.
4I.w4 'Wallhnm.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-01-13

A bran new cutter for sale. Enquire n.
this Office. It.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-01-13

All interested in making tho Christmas
Tree y success arc requested IL call ut Baird''
New Book Store. 36-w2
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-01-13

Mr.. W. l.. Austin returned last Tuesday
from Arkansas, having in custody J. W.
Furgu>on who ran away two months ago
with $4cG, Of Mr. Austin's money, Of
which hc has not any left at present, but
instead of it he had-we:l. a woman, one
that he took 10 his bosom rs a means Of
consoling himself in the absence Of his
wife who resides in Pennsylvania. lie is
in Jail study ing the situation.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-01-13

4 EARGAlN For S"AEBnrv.-I fer nv
house AID three h!s tor sale much bslOw their
value, on favorable terms.
Il. l.. kIMBNLL
Austin Minn Oct 7fh 1875 9Stf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-01-13

To all whom it may CONCERN: Between June
6rst aud July THIRTEEN. 1874, gas tw" notes
fus about Eight Dollars each, to Whitman 1
Brown, Of Spring Valley, Fillmore County
for pump which they put into my we'll
s"'d pump WINS warranted to be so<'d, out bat
proved worthless for the purpose tor which !,
was intended, and have 50 notified the said
Whitman l. Brown, and this notice il 10 wnrt
al persons whomsvever against negotiating
or purchasing said notes, as I do not intend
to pay either Of them.
LEWIS JOHNSON.
Racine, Mower Co., Oct. IL, 1875, 20,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-01-13
!: !! Y A n qD D.

A. loeal agent and canvaster in this coup
~, to represent Our firrxusas' Friend
W. .isn give the proper party A Good Paying
sud EfsiIy Worked Cash Business. The tact
md experience Of IN old agent Is not needed
e Rs sufcessful, though We hare more expert
en6e4 .sgcuts (secured during the past tive
yeats) working for ~ than any otner house
In America, apd ttsy continue to work right
along; nd make BIG Salaries; The secret Is
shnt they >fer the people Better IN duccmcnts
and that " attend more promptly to >their
orders. ~-v1n3e
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-26
hntricb Tor To-day ,

First Race-Two mile heats.
Entries--Sam Harper, Rebel Morgan
aud Jennie Gamble.
In the pools, last night, Ella was the
lav0rite two to one against the field.
Second Race-rrotting--MiIe beats
best three out of five, free for all.
Entries-Loafer, Pilot Temple, Pluck
and Crockett.
In the pools last night, Loafer was
the favorite at fifteen to twelve.
Third Race--Mile and u hall dash.
Entries-Ella Harper, Belle Barke.
ley and Uncle Tom.
In the pools, Ella was the favorite
two to one over the field.
In the above entries, the famous
Texas horse, Sam Harper will make
his appearance, which alone will jus.
tify visit to the grounds.
Pools were also sold on the billiard
match for tonight, at which Ston,
was the favorite five to three.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-26

such splendid style by those accom-.
plished ladies In charge. They are
working In good cause, Dine with
them to-day aud you viii be sure to
dine with them on the morrow.
\ marked specially OF Main Hall IL
the home mandatory display of that
enterprIsing firm, Blake, Jenkins 4
Boals. Jeans, cashmeres, blankets and
other home products, from the wooden
mills of john Moran. Mr.. Moran
does not base his claims upon the slen-
der thread Of "patroniSe home indus
try" but manufactures that which will
sell away from home, II home people
don't buy them. Blake, jenkins \
Boales have added to aud improved
their display until il II excellent; but
the most grateful exhibition in their
handsomely decorated corner is the
h0mo'madG clothes OF our wooden
mills,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-26

The baby show takes place on Fri
day, our genial friend A. II. Shepherd
il OF the committee.
w. w. Lang, Master OF the State
Grange, will deliver an address at the
Fair Glound next Monday.
Every department was fuller yester
day than on any previous day, and
many new attractions were added.
The attendance OF farmers and farm
ers' wives was larger yesterday than
on any previous day, and promises to
be much larger in the future.
That the Dallas Fair Is destined
in the future to be the biggest
thing in the Southwest IL the verd let
of all,
The committee on class H., geologi-
cal, mineral aud chemical display, are
requested by Judge j. M. Thurmond,
superintendent, to meet at the main
building at two O'Clock this evening.
w. G. Leiliugwell, OF Sherman, gen.
eral agent for Texas, has on exhibition
u combined reaper and mower and
broad cast seeder and cultivator,
manufactured by George Esterly u
Son, of Whitewater, Wisconsin.
One of our citizens, Mr.. John Pen
non, has on exhibition at our Fair o
saw-set, which il II novelty in Its way,
II visit to which will repay mechanics,
farmers or any one else having use
of such nm implement. Look at the
"Little Giant"
BY invitation THE HERALD reporter
tried the bill of fare provided at the
booth of the Christian church, and can
recommend II to all who get hungry on
the grounds. A really good table Is
set, and the politest and most amiable
of ladies play around hungry humani-
ty like angels-as they are.
The Cotton Exchange are expected
to appear on the grounds as the repre-
sentatives Of their interest. The
awards and management cannot be
perfected, until they report at the Sec
retary's office. The Cotton Exchange
premium must be reported at ID this
morning.
The urbane and thoushtful Captain
Johnson, manager Of the Fair train,
will leave the Texas and Pacific depot
from and after this morning, every
half hour, instead Of every hour, a'
heretofore. Two additional coaches
will be employed, and the train will
stop, going and coming ut the Union
depot.
The dining booths Of the ladies on
the Fair grounds cannot he excelled,
and prominent among them are the
Baptists. Why, just think Of an ex'
cellent dinner at their booth for fifty
cents, and then TO be waited upon Ia
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-26

Made their second appearance last
night at Fields Theater In pro-
gramme similar to that Of the first
night, to another full house. Barlow,
Wilson, Hockey, Roe, Rapier French
Primrose, West and Bassett quite sur
passed their previous performance.
The presence of this excellent troupe
just now affords our people a rare OPP
portunity of enjoying flrst-class per-
Torrance. Age cannot wifher nor cusr
tom stale their infinite variety. 1nn
troupe is now the favorite ope n
Texas, and 1t will bother any Other 70
get so firm hold upon popular lAvor \
The programme tonight emo'sees
changes and is rich In Ethiopian vocea
bonanzas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-26

Saddle gelding three years old aud
under four. J. i. Hutton.
Draft mares under two years old.
J. Il. Burch, Collin county.
Buggy horses. James Bentley.
Mules, sweepstakes. Dallas Flour
ing Mill Company.
Jacks. b. +. Croly.
Jennets. j. M. Knight
Stations four years and over. ID. ID.
McRae, Missouri, donald Deamy
stallion).
Stations three years old and under
four. d, D. McRae, Missouri. prince
Charley stalion.)
Draft mares four years old and over.
w, r. Robinson.
Draft mares two years and under
three. G.. Gibbs Lula).
Horses of all work (mares), w. NJ.
Payne. ( Beulah Burgess
Draft stations, two years old and
under three. d. ID. Mckal. prince
of the Vest.
Stations of any age, sweepsteaks'
d. d. McKal. Donald ID. Eany).
Draft stations under two years old.
G. y. Goble. (King).
Roadsters in harness, stations four
years Odds w. c. McKarney.
Matched horses to harness. w. II,
Robinson. Tom and Jerry.
Buggy mares. w. NJ. Page. (Beu.
lab Burgess).
Gelding of all work. w. II. Robin
| SON.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-26
Tho Grand Parade.

Procession to form this morning Mt
l0o'olook prompt, on Commerce street,
right resting on Houston street, in the
following order; !. Mounted police,
2. Band. 8. Custer Light Horse. L..
Stonewall Greys. 3. Band. q. Lamar
Rifles. 7. Fire Department officers.
8. Etna Engine Company, No. 2. ..
Hook and Ladder Company, No. .,
10. Engine Company, No. /. IL.
Hook aud Ladder Company, No. /.
IL. Supply Company.
II, T., JET, Grand Marshal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-26
NORTH TEXAS FAIR.
Three Thousand Visitors on the
Grounds Increased Attrac-
fractions m Main uall.



Ttnjua. divisions auNiUg ycstor-
duy Up.n aa Incoming rgmnrns wen
as c@ruriNu .mlua, exceeded LARGELY
.nvmr,#wolr'macpo'!outvl ,be
FAIR directors 'uj .,l u,hyw aavua
TIE sanHsso' ourvyru-iliou at hvrt
Ea''y uthcony the principal hotr,.
.oiuo ci'y woreiill,"r mdsc.iau, fears
"y,e eel: respecting the comforuhi.
accommodation ~ cur guests, Many
10; cur energetic citizen. wen quietly
bus effectively 30 weak, however 10
SECURE rooms and it is to be hoped
tina every visitor was duiy cared for
For iyar Gina. on today there may be
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-26

.. No men Der of the committee will
be- permitted to vote ou an old sweet.
hearts baby,
2 These goods mn,t uot u, hlul.
led, nor viii pokiug them with UNI.
brellas or sticks he permitted,
The exercises will bc opened Ly
singing weep little childrcn,n and
closed with the henedic,lon,
rHE GREAT AMERICAN PlE BITTER
gave private sgautc yesterday near
the mnia building. lie performed the
extraordinary feat ofmHkiug two bites
OF Il Baptist pie to the aN,onishmeut Of
his spell.bouai audience. Asa private
side-show, II surpassed the anaconda
Ind the performing bear,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-26

Of ladies eraced the OCCASION and III,
hest Of order and feeling was main
tanned. The track aud horses were IN
line order, the weather lovely, and
nothing occurred to mar the sport
which was first class. The following
Is the result;
MILE DASH FOR SADDLE HORSES.
ID. :. CatOn entered b. u. Jack; j. NJ,
Needham entered b, 4, Venture W.
X. White entered b, e. Curley. Won
10y Jack, with Venture second. Time,
300! In the pools not much Interest
Was exhibited.
rRorrlNu nor HORSES THAT NEVER
HEAT rHREE MINUTES,
Mile heats, best three In five. Ed.
Ryan entered blk. Z. Pluck NJ. Mer.
rill entereds =. <, sam G., Phillips on.
tered ca 4, Daylight,
IIneN ', ",r,. ,,,",".,,,,, .o...,"," 2
phNll u. ,"rru.,..,.,,-,.o, ,,,e.,,,ul 3
Sail".'o,. .u,,",,,,,,,.r,",o,2 ,
This Vas realty exciting, Daylight
securing the start in the first heat held
It all the way round though Pluck,
Who had the outslde, pushed up on the
three quarter stretch, tapped him, but
soon gave way, taking the third place
from breaking, At the oome.Out 20
feet would have covered all three.
The second heat changed the posi-
lions OF Pluck aud Daylight, Pluck
taking the lead by brisk squirt ut the
quarter pole and held 1t around Day
light breaking several times while
sam kept steadily to his work. There
was ~ little greater difference ut the
eome-out than In the first heat.
; Third heat was almost "A repetl-
ton OF the first, except that Pluck
broke near the string and fell back TO
the third place.
Fourth and nth heats resembled the
second, Pluck leading with sam close
up 10 his wheel aud Daylight we'll up.
This was closely contested through
out, Daylight was the favorIte in the
pools, still there were some knowing
ones who backed the black and won.
MlLE-ANp-A-HALF DASH NOR pHREE.
WEAR oLps.
Green Morris entered Oh. q. "Uncle
Tom" 7, a, Gay entered b. q, "Reb;"
j. NJ, Chapman catered b. {. "Belle
Barklcy" Reb won 10y neck over
Belle, while Uncle Tom was right
there IA blanket would almost have
covered the trio. Time 2l0l. In the
pools Reb was generally the fOvorite,
though Belle was hacked 10y quite
number OF Dallasltes, some OF whom
thought IL they had had ilty yards
further To 80 she would have passed
lleO, ~ she was her full length be-
hind when they entered the home
stretch Considerable money Ia Thought
To nave changed hands, and the
hackers of Belle seem tin satisfied
ii will take another contest to settle it.
PACING MILE HEATS FREE. FOR ALL.
j. IT, Barkley entered 8. K. "lIarry;r
Peter IOrger entered =. y. "Darrell -
Won by Harry with ease in two
straight heats. Time 3:O2l, 2;50!. But
little interest was manifested In this
race, either before or during the race.
The three-quarter mile dash, IN
which there were five entries, all good
ones, was declared off by the judges,
because misunderstanding took place
at the starting, three getting of aud
two not. The three, however, came
around beautifully. 1t will be tried
over on Friday If the owners re.enter
the same animals.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-26

Never in the history Of Dallas has SO
large and respectable number of our
people assembled to enjoy this fine
sport as assembled yesterday on ths
grand stand and In the vicinity. Ex-
element ran high and the betting was
uncommon lively. A large number
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-26

Senator Pyle, Of Kaufman copnFf
is stopping at the Le Grand.
The Hon. a. J, Dorm, Stsis Ffeas-
urer, ls in the city.
General W.T. Hawthorne, q Mar
shall, Is visiting the Fair,
d. w. crozIer, ESD, q shs B'y !'H'''
Appeal, called upon % ~ ys''s'o'5'
Mr. ]. Nv. HilIma,i, q nv Fofe
Worth STANDARD, vas u the cry se''
terday. n. II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-26
GRAND BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.
Match GHme Tonight Between stone
and Liyermnu.


The billiard match between George
Stone, of Galveston, and Harry
Liverman, of Denison, for five
hundred dollars, and the champion
ship, of the State of Texas, viii take
place at Lively Hall, tonight, October
rs. Tickets fifty cents; ladies 40
companied by gentlemen free. This
will be decidedly the finest match
game of billiards ever played west Of
the Mississippi valley, and is heiist
match game ever played for champ
onship Of the State OF Texas. Lovers
of billiards cannot afford to miss see.
ing this, in truth, the champion
game.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-26
Marine Disaster


BosroN, October % "A United
States Surveying schooner was wreck.
cd ofl' lsle Anhaut. Officers and crew
saved.
The President has recognized Chas.
Wright Lawford, British Consul III
Baltimore.
The report OF the Commissioner on
pensions shows 23i, 1874 on tho rolls.
The total amount paid orpeusions du.
ring tho year, was So, S6l 500.
Secretary Fish will be home to-mor-
row, when official correspondence re-
garding the capture OF Tweed, and tho
rejected address OF the Irish people
will be furnished for publication.
slDr w, z. Johnson is dead aged, 80
years.
General SIckIcs DecIines n Congress,
rionai Nomination The Canvass
IINps and Mishapa.
Nav York, October 20. One humid
red thousand tons OF Scranton coal
was sold ut auction to-day. Steamer,
ranging from $3.50 to S2,92l; stove,
$500 to $3,S5 per ton.
The defalcation OF the Ellis Park
National bank, reaches sixty-six thou.
sand dollars. No arrest.
Phillip Ott0men, wealthy butcher
has been missing for several days. IL
is feared he has been fouily dealt
with.
General SiclSlee has declined the RE-
publican nomination for Congressman
from his district, OH the grounds Of be-
ing u retired army officer, which bar
his service.
A receiver has been appointed for
the Continental Insurance company
on the petition of . stookhulder. The
officers OF the company attribute the
failure to general shrinkage in real
estate. Total number Of policies IS
sued, 7,47O liabilities, Si,5ST IN -.
sets, SO, 2o4,37l.
The campaign Is daily becoming
more and more exciting. Tho emif-
cation of the lseveral clements OF the
Democratic party, places all pools
largely In favor OF the success OF that
party. The Republicans,sinc Chand-
Ter has taken the management OF the
canvass are more confident. An ut.
tempt Is being made to implicate Til
den in the Tweed passport business,
The Democracy carrying Eycrytngns
Before Them an Ihe Florida Par
ishes.
New ORLEANS, October 25, The
disorders reported In East Baton
Rouge, East and West Feliciana and
other Florida parishes are without
foundation, the whites and u great
majority of the colored population
being on better terms than at any tIme
since acknowledgements. The Florida
parishes, 1t is claimed, notwithstand-
Ing colonization from Mississippi and
Alabama, will be largely Democratic.
Great frauds are being committed in
the issuing of registration certificates
In this city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-26
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HERE AND TIL I'D.
Foreign and domestic Iaps ana Ms
haps over The Wires The
Campaign.
Correspondence Regarding the Capture Of
Tweed and the Rejection Of the Irish
Address to be Published
Tomorrow.

y. a.. achworth Appointed Poat,nes,.
"r at brenham--Tweed Correspond.
cnec. cite,
WASHINGTON, October 25,- s. A.
aackworth has been appointed post
master at BrenhanI, Texas, vice Allen
suspended.
Lieutenant w. Z. Vose has been do.
tailed asa professors of military scienco
and tactics to take the char at tie
Mississippi Military Institute, ii Abes-
deem, Mississippi.