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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-26

Tonight we are to have bill IN
which all the abilities of the company
will be brought into requisition-
"Richard Ill.," Mr.. Leake sustaining
the character of the "Duke of Gloster,"
and Miss Waite that Of "Queen ELIZA
beth.n Edith Maud Ehis-whom all
our play-goers remember as u most
charming and accomplished little act
ressGand little Della, justly termed
I'll petite, will sustain the characters of
"Prince of Wales" and Duke OF
York"
Tonight is announced rs the last APP
pearancs of the combination, and
THE HERALD sincerely trusts that two
accomplished and deserving artists as
Mr.. I.eake and Miss Waite, to say
nothing of other excellent members OF
the company, will be greeted with at
least one crowded house in a two
weeks engagement The programme
offered Is an excellent one, and THE
HERALD feels confident that 1t will be
carried out, artistically, In such man.
ner as would do credit to the boards OF
metropolitan theatre.
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Another well iillrd house greeted
The Slmons last evening, "The HID
den Hand" u decentralization of n ro-
nance Of TINT name, published some
years ago In the New York Ledger,
was well produced, well acted, and
well received.
Al Two o'clock this afternoon The
Simons will hold II matinee at Odd
Fellows Hall, ut which the beautiful
play Of Kathleen Mavourneen or,
81. Pairick's Evc,n will be produced.
The matinee IL given for the accommo'
datlon of ladies and children, and viii
doubtless be appreciated and patron
lied.
Tonight this favorIie troupe make
their last appearance, when will be
presented Grip Van Winkle," Mr..
Simon appearing NJ RIP" a charac'
ter In which he has gained most
envlable reputation.
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THE HERALD was the recipient of a
call, yesterday, from Mr.. Charles Locke,
agent of Prof. Baldwin, the spiritual
exposer.
ID. III. Hargrove, Esq, general trav.
cling agent of that most excellent
newspaper, the Shreveport Times, was
around about, yesterday, "doing" the
city.
ID. G. Ryan, Esq, the energetic of
hand reporter of the Galveston News,
has been taking his roast pig and cram
berry tarts at the lie Grande for the
past few days, during which time he
has paid The HERALD several pleasant
calls.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At n call meeting of Cmur de Leon Lodge
No. $, X. of p, February %, 1876, committee
was appointed to draft suitable resolutions
upon the death of Brother G, Haggart. The
following were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That since IL has pleased the
All-Wise Dispenser to remove from our
midst our true and beloved Brother, q,
Haggart, we bow In humble submission to
the decree of Providence.
That we believe 1t Is right to express our
profound sorrow that our Brother has thus
been cut of In the prime OF life and in the
zenith of his usefulness.
That we deeply and sincerely sympathlze
with his afflicted family In this their supreme
atilictiOn.
That in the dissolution of Brother q. Hag-
CART the Order OF Knights of Pythias has lost
an exemplary member and friend, and So
ciety has been deprived of one of It's noblest
represen tations.
That in visible testimony of our sorrow
the representatives OF the different ranks OF
our Order attend the RENAME to their last
resting place, clothed In their respective
regala and wearing our usual badge OF
mourning, and that our castle hall be draped
In mourning during the space OF thirty days
That q copy OF these resolutions be for
warded to the stricken family, spread upon
our records and published In THE DALLAS
HERALD. JOHN. W. WRIGHT,
THOMAS NJ, MlERS,
II. A. MCCOLLUM,
Committee,
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BY the following, from the Dallas,
Texas, HERALD, it will be seen that
DR.. Morton has located at that place;
abr John II. Morton, of Tennessee,
has arrived in the city for the purpose
of locating here and of commencing
the practice of his profession. We ex-
tend to him n hearty welcome, aud
hope he will be prosperous and con-
tented in his new home"
We can commend the Doctor to the
good people of Dallas as an attentive
and skilIful practitioner. His patients
do not suffer from neglect, and his
long experience, together with his
thorough schooling, fit him for the
highest ranklnthe profession.-[ Mound
City (lllinois) Journal.
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AFTER THE ROur.
view OF the TieId nnsr the Bniiie-A
Few OF the Good nesuits,

No one, IN passing through The
streets OF Dallas yesterday would have
thought that but n fewhours before mlrth
aud revery had held sway, and that
thousands had cast aside the care aud
strife OF business and devoted them
selves TO pleasure aud enjoyment Save
the remnants OF u Chinese lantern,
here and there, n half dlsmantled float,
now aud then, aud the tattered ANA
torn emblems Of Ills Majesty displayed
from lofty stats, no visible signs OF
the great jete Of the preceding day
were to be seen. But, though not WIS.,
lble 10 the casual observer, the effects
Of the Carnival will be felt and nppre-
clated for time 10 come.
Dallas has shown by her Carnival,
that her citizens have the energy,
pride and liberallty 10 undertake and
carry to successful fruitlon enterprises
that Older and more pretenti0us cities
have only attempted-to fail. She has
shown TO her thousands Of visitors her
capacity to stand upon her own merits.
Her merchants, mechanics, factors ana
manufacturers have shown their ability
to make display that would do credit
TO any metropolis in the country, Our
citizens have made n reputation for
liberalily and hospitality throughout
the country, which heretofore has
only been local, and cleared them
selves Of any charges OF provinciallsm
that might have been raised against
them by would-be rivals. The resources
and business capacities of our city
have been advertised and made known
to portions CT the country and people
that 1t would otherwise possibly have
taken years to reach.
In short, the advantages that must
accrue to our city from the Carnival
are manifold, and 1t will not he many
months before they will manifest
themselves in thousand and one
ways.
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EXCHANGE OF CIVILITIEs.
FraternnI Correspondence between
the DALLAS and New York Cotton
Exchanges.

The HERALD has been kindly fur
nlshed with the following interesting
telegraphic correspondence, which eX-
plains itself:
DALLAS, February q, 1870.
To New Cork Cotton Exchange New York!
Greetings Of The Dallas Cotton Ex-
change on the occasion of our first
Carnival.
A, NJ. X. LEA, President.
&. b. STEPHENSON, Vice President.
NEW York, February 20, 1876,
Cotton Exchange, DALLAS:
The New York Cotton Exchange
thanks you for remem brances in your
first Carnival 1t tenders its best wish
es for the days enjoyment and for
your prosperity in the future.
HENRY HERTZ, President,
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In another column is published a
communication from "a True Spirit
ualist." The HERALD publishes the
article without comment, upon the
same principle as has ever guided it's
management-of giving every one a
hearing. Should Professor Baldwin
desire to reply, the columns of THE
HERALD are open to any temperate
and courteous communication he may
please to make.
The chart for the sale Of reserved
seats to Professor Baldwin's entertain-
ment will be OH exhibition ut johnson
& Magnets railroad ticket office, LIE
Grand Hotel, where parties desiring
can secure them.
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IIonornbIy Acquitted.

A young man named II l., Thomp-
son was brought before His Honor,
yesterday, on charge of theft OF
money. The testimony was of such
nimsy construction, aud failed so sig
nally To sven cast a suspicion OF
guilt upon Mr.. Thompson, that he was
promptly AID honorably discharged,
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Caution.

would inform all persons who have Ia
ken lessons OF Mr., Duty that II ~ illegal ior
them 10 teach the cart Compost outside 81
Giles made by this art, ~ have by purchase
the sole right 10 tenoh and sell In Dallas.
Therefore, | caution all persons against the
use 0fthis art beyond their own homes.
will here state that Mr. Duny has consll'
tuted me nm agent for the sale Of territory
Any one Wishing to engage In the bushes,
can be taught AZ my house, ana be supplied
with territory. Call AT 40 Main street,
Mrs. NJ, Il. SWAIN,
fohl2l2W
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The Reporters Thanks.

The city editor desires to return his
thanks 10 several gentlemen for their
complimentary reference to his report
OF the proceedings Of Carnival Day,
and also for the substantial manner In
which, In number of instances, that
appreciation was shown.
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CITY BUSINESS.
An Ordinance TO License Ticket
BROKERS'.

AN Vrulnhnce 10 hhcchse Aichct
BrOkers.
Section LIST. Be it ordained by the City
Council of the city of Dallas, That there is
hereby levied an annual license tax of two
hundred and nifty dollars (S25tl upon every
person, firm or association pursueing the oc-
cupation of Ticket Dealer, or Broker of Rail
road Tickets, usually called Ticket Scalpers,
within the limits of this city. ma
Section I'd. That no license shall issue
under this Ordinance for less time than six
months.
Section 81. BE 1t further ordained, That
this Ordinance be in force from and after Its
passage.
Approved February Is, 1876.
[Signed W. l.. CABELD, Mayor.
Attest: j. b. HEREFoRp. Secretary.
feb2j-dl0t
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This Is the closing week at stamford's, iO7
Elm street. Ifyou intend TO avail yourselves
OF any OF the great bargains that ARE being
offered there every day, you must do 40 this
week, as the house positively Will not be
open next week. ieb2ltf
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EprrOR HERALD-Allow as through your
columns, 10 express our regret ~ losing our
efficient clerk and collector, ny, Frnnh
Illckln. n parting with him. we ttuht lhal
his ambition 10 collect on u larger Heh'v my
and as honest In u public rs ne has Deeh w
private sphere, Respectfully youIas,,,pop
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BY far the larrest stock ever before brought
to this market. 5000 rolls direct nom the
largest factory in the world. All can rely
on finding just what they want. Designs
new and beautiful, and prices at the very
bottom. Ladies' are particularly invited TO
call and examine. - +. p. LYLE,
sfE Main straat
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S25 Reward.

Lost ON last nlghtabout 10 o'clock, between
Kingdoms bar room and Flelds theatre, one
diamond cluster lone centre stone, with
row around ~ The above reward will be
paid 10 The Under on delivery ut Kingdoms
bar. mga MRS, W. W, KINGDOM.
Iebg5dlt
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Why pay $1,000 for n set of teeth, when you
can get them from j. A. Seegar for $3.50 ?
He has determined that no Dentist shall
come here an live and work cheaper and
better than he will. 9O6 Elm street, over
City Bank. feb2j-dtf
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The Obsequies of Mr.. Gilbert lIags.s:

The funeral Of the late M. Gilbert
bert Haggart took place yesterday
from the residence of his broth
er Mr.. Thomas G. Hagggart,
Main street, below the Crutch field
House. The body of the deceased
was followed to the grave by the
Of Pythias, of with he
was most worthy member, preceded
by The Simons Band, which discoursed
the sad, solemn strains of the Dead
March as they passed through the
streets. A large number OF friends
and acquaintance followed the hearse,
in carriages, and mingled their tears
of regret with those Of his bereaved
brother and relatives.
Mr.. II. had been in business in our
city for some time, and by his uniform
kindness and courtesy, his strict integ-
rity and honesty In every business
transaction, and his pleasant and
agreeable social traits, had acquired a
circle of friends and acquaintance
whose members loved him best who
knew him most. May the sod rest
lightly and the flowers bloom brightly
above his grave.
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Atstamiord's, 4O7 Elm street, n small lot Of
elegant store furniture, VIZ. Show Gases,
Mirror, Counter, Stools. Safe, etc, any one or
all OF which can be bought at manufacturers
cash prices Call soon aud examine. feb23l
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400 acres of good land, mostly prairie :, Dig
on the waters OF Mesquite, ten miles East of
Dallas, offered for few days at 50 50 per
acre BY W.T.. LYTE & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, No. 100 Lamar street.
jan23dlm
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A sorrel horse, four years old lhls spring,
about II hands high, some white In ace
both hind feet white no brands Ihe Owner
can got him by callingoL the sherit'a once
within ten days from date, ana paying
charges. ltpS=ult
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sIay field :, Cowan's Monster Team.

Mny field a. COWRhs Monster Team.
One of the ms st interesting sights
that was presented to the vast throng
tn ut blocked the streets of Dallas on
Carnival Day was the immense NOV
ing forest of pine, drawn by nearly one
hundred Texan steers, driven by n
corps of sable drivers and differed by
Howard, the freighter. This team
reached entirely across the block, and
was certainly one of the most unique
sights invented for this greatest of the
gala days of Dallas.
The great forest of pines represented
that exhaustless belt of timber in the
east from which this most energetic
firm have drawn the necessary mate
rial to supply the demands of one
million feet of lumber per week dur
ing last fall.
Possessing large means and running
their own mills, they are enabled to
lay down lumber In Dallas so low ~ to
almost defy competition.
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Prescriptions most carefully compounded
at reasonable rates, both night .ar day, at
the Market Drug Store. 40 Main street, by
Il. +. EISENLoHR,
German Pharmacist.
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ieb?ai3t


A bunch of keys consisting OF one security
postonlce key tNo.2i,, and one combination
key with brass thlmble. owner can have
same by paying for this notice. Apply at
this office, ieb22l2t
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feb2Od4t


Having secured more convenient house
for their business, desire to rent out their
present location. Apply ON the premises
0Uj Main street.
Possession given May lst feblsdtf
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For Sale, at Low Figures.
A Fine Bed Room Set n Fine Sewing Ma
chine, nearly new. Apply 10
A. METzLER,
ieb!3d3t SOC Main street.
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Ladies' Wishing fine boquets, OF anything
In the way OF fine flowers, can get them
from the undersigned, who has Just received
II large assortment for Mardi Gras.
n. tRALSON,
feb20dit GA Main street.
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For Sale al q Baraain.

The undersigned, at johnson station,
twenty miles west of Dallas, has on hand
fify head of large, fat, extra choice, corn
fed steers. NJ. SHUTS,
febl7dlw Dallas, Texas.
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At Jacob Grossmon's Beer Saloon, corner
OF Main and Poydras streets, has Just re-
ceived car load of their Celebrated Lager
beer, both bottled and In kegs. Orders will
be promptly attended to.
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The largest assortment of fine Soaps, Tooth
Brushes, Combs and choice Teas Just arrived
at the MARKET DRUG STORE,
NlB Mnin NJ rnetr
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Mairopolitan Naws stnra.

1t. Louis Daily Times, Republican, and
Globe Democrat seven papers u week-de-
iivered to amy part of the CITY FOR THIRTY
CENTS, In advance. Corner Elm and Syoa-
more streets. jan30-dtf
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Highest price paid for Human Hair.
y. IRALSON,
81 Main street
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND wARERooMs, TExAs
DEPARTMENT.,
Cor. Commerce and Market Sts., Dallas, Texas,

portunt points IN the state.
To facilitate business we have made orr
general office for the State at Dallas, where
ali orders from Texas should be addressed.
The instrument Will he sent from the nearest
supply Depot or direct from Factory,
DORMAN, HOLMES & co, unite adj
vantages off Home House and large East
ern house o. -"''
DoRMAN, HOLMES 4 co. localjze their
business, making II home institution ev.
erywhere. They now do busipess in over
lOO towns In Texas, and can refer to hun.
dreds OF persons in this State who are using
their Instruments. e
They have every advantage and facility
that can be obtained, and will sell at prices
below competition. The attention of close
buyers solicited. ''e
DORMAN, HOLMES & co. are among the
largest dealers in PiSnos in the United
states, their trade now extending over nearly
the entire country, aud will guarantee 10 de-
liver Pianos and Organs Mt any point i'm the
state at lower prices and on better terms
than ether house.
In addition to our own make 1.-THE Dor
man, Holmes d Co. Grand Scale Piano" we
control for this and several other States the
renowned Chickering, Steinway and other
nrst-class Pianos, that We can deliver to our
customers, ut any railroad station in Texas,
ust as cheap as same instrument can lie
Dought rom the factory in New York or
Boston. We guarantee the most perfect sat. |
lsfaction IN every respect. /. feb23dlw |
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Attention, Knights OF Pythins I

Tho members OF Occur dc Leon Lodge No
y, knights OF Pythias, are hereby com
manded TO assemble al their Castlc Hal,
this friday morning at ton o'clock 10 make
arrangements for attending the funeral Of
our deceased brother, a. Hnggart,
RICHARD MORGAN, CO.
Attest; j. \. Downs, X. OF II, Il y.
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You are hereby ordered 10 assemble nj the
armory At \ o'clock, sharp, this morning.
II. q. BOWER,
Captain Commanding.
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nI..nln1lnn AM CnnnrinershIp.

WTHHNFWFTWEI VI N''N'sE w T7T'''H'T
The partnership heretofore eElslnS pe-
tween Dboll " King Is this day dissolved by
matunl consent, W. % plboLb'
r. T.. KING
Dallas, ToXns February ", 1870, aim
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MARRIED.

BENTLEY-MORTON- Tuesday even
Ing, I'D instant, at the residence of the
brides parents, by Elder Kirk Baxter, Mr..
James Bentley to MLsaA'man0sc M5ertop, al
of sIftllyl, 'sHs- -
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Private Boarding, No. lOi Lamar street,
between Ross avenue and Hord street. First
class boarding, and all the comforts of a
home. jan3C-dtf
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Highest price paid for Human Hair.
y. 1RALSON,
ola Main street.
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Agents Wanted
For Dallas and county, ana every county In
the state. Canvassaers of either sex are sue.
cessful, and arc making 500 monthly. All
Agents must give security In that amount.
iantdu DALLAS p. o. BOX 5ss.
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Dealer In Hides, Wool and Furs. Pays cash
FOR Dry Bones, Steer, Buffalo and Deer
Horns, Wax, Tallow, Etc. Jebldtf
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Wanted 10 Lot.

Furnished rooms with best OF convent
encos and accommodations $3.50 Main street.
feh23dtf
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All kind of Hair Work done on short no.
lice. S.IRASON.
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All Kind OF Hair Work done ON short no.
tice. A. IRAIaON
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Lost.

One Double-case English Lever Watch, No.
suitable reward will DO paid for the recov-
cry Of the same, and no questions asked.
Address J. W. Cobb, Dallas, Postoffice.
febl3dlwlt
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J. n. Crowell,

importer Of Human Hair and manufacturer
OF Millinery Goods. y, IRAIsON
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Importer of Human Hair and manu- actnrer
Of Millinery Goods. q. IRAISON.
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DALLAS. TEXAS
THURSDAY MORNING ,i'';FIB, 20
PREFERBED SPECIALS.

For Sale.
Brick Htora House for sale, Routing
well. Enquire Of n, q. BUCKNER,
fsD2j.wit once OF Texas Baptist.
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q lilly 4srala
THE DAILY HERALD

Nil be- faund on sale by lha news
boys an all trains ~ tho Texas
siands az the Legrand, nan Jacin'o
and Lamar hotels,
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NEW Advertisements.
NOTICE.

The following described horse came into
the stable OF the undersigned, and the owner
Is requested TO pay charges and take him
away: lie Is n bay, about IA hands nigh,
or years old saddle marked; shod, and
branded on left shoulder NJ.
COHOE Il co.,
West end Main street, Dallas, Texas.
feb 2h-dlt-25-Wlt
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Ladies' Hair Dressing Emporium sii Main
afrnaf
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Ladies' Hair Dressing Emporium sa Main
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-12-06
cure the honest and Legitimate !,
suits of the election.
Hartford Tines

$500 AOAN hAVbs
Revolutionary is the only tern 3,
characterize the action Of the Ren,, &
lican conspirators. They are o,.,l
throwing, alike, law, liberty a.
conntry's verdict, and constitutio,.,l
government itself. In South saroI,s 8
ma, by what the plotters call en-.
Getat, the Returning Board dis,.
CARDS the order of the Supreme Com,
to give the certificates to the partie,
elected, and illegally gives them Il
the defeated candidates-and tb.,
hastily adjourns and fees. tn.
court issues an order recovering Il.
board-and declares it will execp,.
its own mandamus. 1t appears thai
this illegal action of the Returning
Board was advised by telegraph from
Washington. In Louisiana and Flor
ida the plot is also being carried ont
without regard to law or appearan.
ces. Grant is gathering the militar,
at Washington. 1t is said the Dem.
ocratic majority is to be reversed
Civil warts the only alternative-and
Grant a Co, know that neither tn.
Democrats nor the country will not
have that.