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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-09

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By virtue 81 n deed Of trust made BY james
Wheeler and LeWis ". 'StephGns and Minern
Stephens his wis, 70 me- o Trustee, dated tho lot
day o. APRIL A. b. 1875, and rrcorded Ia tho once
Of The Clerk oi the County Court 81 Ohio county,
West Virginia, In the book Of deeds 81 trust and
mortgages Nc. s on pages AZ and 1ls Will on
MONDAY, the llth day Of December. 4. D. ls1s,
commencing al 10 o'clock 4. ~, At the front door
Of the Court House Of 1ald county, In the city Of
Wheeling, proceed to sell 1t pubhe auction tho fol-
Lowing described property, .Gr!so much thereoi -
cured BY aid deed Of uttst a d psst due and IN.
paid and the interest due thereon and the expenses
Of mia, that e 10 say Ali that p4ft Of lot No. ~
ut the north-Et corner Of Main and sd Btresta In
iAId city Of Wheelin In the county and State Rfore
aid, which e bounded Is iolIows: beginning II tho
South-east corner Of mid lot NJ tho Northwest
corner Of aid siteola and running thenea Hth The
west ode Of Main street In y northerly direction
twenty-tRo feet, more 6r les. 10 thu southeast
cetnef Of tho south dwelling house On 'lAid lot
The south wall q aid yelling house 70 Alloy A.,
thence running twenty-five feet, more Or lcsa, 70
tue northeast corner oil Alloy and Esd ltreet and
thence running In an eaSterly direction with the
north AIDE Of I'D street 70 the place Of be9lnnlng,
TERss oy slL1.sssi s.. and expenses 81 . az
mems Ayabls respectively on The lot day 81 APRIL
1871, and on the Ist day Of APRIL 1873, with Inter
eit from day Of n1le payable senli-annually, The
deferred payments 70 DO secured BY deed oftfutt
oa ths. property sold, and tho buildings 90 such
PROPERTY 70 Be Insured By tie purchaser In com
pany and 10 M amount approved BY the ,indersign-
VI, not 70 exceed the amount Of deiened IaymHntA,
for the benefit Of the debts secured, BY aid lat
mentioned deed Of trust and 10 be kept % Insured
until tho deferred payments are made. ~ y
Selling % Trustee, Ahall convey such Ute - 10
vested In ME by add deed Of trust. 81 III, 400,
/ 's1 -''' ALFRED CALDWELL, Trustee.
/ J. C. HEAyEr, Auctlonesr. l3lHHsi no5
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Watch the ChIldren's Feel.

va aS' following advice from the New
' !, ESt7tNg PoIs is very important.
~ a, e,ery mother remember II:
40! L'le long discomfort and sudden death
s ,.s,;I come to children through the mat.
INV OF S1rele'sneS Of tho parents. A
, ,'. 'honId never 10 allowed TO 90 10
mp si'h cold feet; the thing TO be- last
IVY to /, to zee that the feet are dry
M "a, warm. Neglect Of thia has often led
II, %.,'u ~ attack oicroup. diphthe.
, ,n o. a fatal sore throat. Always on
,,og from school. on entering The
.SS Roma visit or GRAND in rainy,
,Soo Ty or th.wy weather, the child
.S ouIa remove shoes, and the mother
, y: ;Hass are The least damp p'' II they hey
w., ,sey should be taken Of, shc feet held
s n,S,s ~ The FIRE and rubbed VIII tbC
J., s, " perfectly dry, aud another pail
% "a n aud another pair Of Sboes nj
So,l.l ne reserve shoes and stOctipS S
Il, ,'!a b kept where they arc TUo SN aSd
", 70 S, y . Be ready ior use on IA min.
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Dr. I.elIoyne's Remarks Alter
the Cremation,

The las, speaker was DR.. T.eMoyne
himself, who commenced by giving the
result Of the experiment, stating that the
boIy Of tic deceased had been reduced 10
ashes in about two hours and a hall
much sooner than was expected, Il was
rather remarkable fact, and u pleasant
one 10 remember, that the evergreen
which was put into the furnace with the
body had remained visible up TO the last.
lie had only a few remarks 10 make
touching the subject before them, and
would simply be . cleaner 10 gather up
one or two points not dwelt upon by the
other speakers. . =.
In al discussions there must he some
recognized general principal to set out
with as basis for argument. In this
ease there was Law OF nature no plain
and palpable that no. one could fail to
see it, and that all men, whether atheists,
pantheists or christians were compelled
10 recognize; and that was that ample
provision was made in nature for the
speedy removal Of dead animal matter.
10 proof Of this he cited the fact that
birds Of prey and insects were provided
TO act the part OF sCayengers by deyour.
Ing dead bodies with utmost speed after
lie became extinct. This 10 him was
conclusive evidence that God meant the
prompt removal Of all dead animal
matter either by resolving it
into it, original elements or in
the way already mentioned. This
great truth stood ont everywhere, and
men could only disregard it nj their peril.
10 reply 10 the argument that cremation
va anti Christian and revolving, he said
GodhimSelf held the burning OF flesh ac.
lspIabIc in hi5 sight, aa was seen in the
'scritccS lie hid instituted. II was by
Gods command that Isaac was to he ere.
mated. In view Of this il waI saCrilpge
10 call tue practices wicked. Christians
profess TO be Mortified a! il Rs unscrip.
Iural, bu, why didn't they follow the
example set in tho case Of tho Savior
EhO was Cmbalmed: He had no
PARTICULAR objection TO embaIming,
r1eep. that Il would soon lilt the
world with mummiCs. Inhumationists
BY putting their dead into the ground to
Undergo the slow and revolving process Of
patreiacsion and send forth the germs Of
disease were warning against God. De-
composition always produced an often
,iVO OdOr which has to be taken as a
warning that it shonld be avoided. This
could be done by reducing the body to
a,Ies in the manner proposed-a process
TIA. was speedy aud entirely free
from injury to the public health.
He would only say a word on one
Other point, and that was the econom-
zeal aspect Of the case. An immense out.
lly WIS incurred for burying grounds
ohly monuments, &c, which was only
useless and dead investment, and only
served to foster the vanity OF the living.
lie had made n calculation as to the
amount expended by Washington county
in this way, and estimated il at about
lWOmillious Ot dollars. Taking the whole
country over he was convinced the sum
thus medically laid out would far more
than pay the national debt. The venera-
Die Doctors remarks we're lis,ented 10
with profound attention, and at times
were heartily applauded.
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Plans and Specifications OF u
bride.

The following advertisement, taken
l'on the files OF London (Cauada)
paper, IL copied gratuitOusly: "Nife-
Bride Wanted.-A preacher, 80 years
S,'ase, who has Travelled six years In the
L 4 vineyard with an eye single to
ms gIory-well recommended for his
h''ht1Ines' and trnIh-desires to marry
ASoOd lady who has talent and ability
% 1!i't the cause, a gift to sing, able to
weigh an argument, and some skill In
presenting il BY talking and writing, and
soiIh 5000 None need apply without
'sSIPFoSating irankness and sincerity,
lel giving sufficient guarantee Of the
'ooy' qqa!iIie'; photograph, age etc,
'3a9lS whether scttled or unsettled in
's1Islou' belief, But doctrinal ideas
a.' perfection will not bo the test. though
ft1aoF' auiability, and opportunities,
,O.INaesnre', and circumstances OF past life
w. Dc eOnsidcsed. Also, Il will be nee.
" ,s.,y give some reason OF the hope
, ,,, u within, and show willingness here.
s i, 10 unite whole soul in the work Of
,.x.III's g without resignation to the
'ai Of Got, show seeking TO walk ac'
run, "0 to His Word, and true desire to
. .a,,, What God requires. Any who
t :, n'I the bill please address" &c.
~ ~, Even 50 would the Reverend Chad
'''' awe advertised for a wife,
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I1EoR SALE.
nlRusrEEs sA1E. 7, ,.'t sa''o y s p

,,1 n, n "a ! J saassn7- s1s-
Ia FURNACES d peed Of Tina r,y,, Nv t,.a,,.
w. ESkhaft and vie, dated A1Euit Nh. fkf5 ma
Iecofded n he ClGkls ofieo iur 0hio ocinty: gat
YInlnlS, In DEED Book Nc. q, paRe IIS, ~. ,end
also BY the written directions o. hSftan Eekh
vie u l1if GSoske "; RtkhsFt, vii, On = :
"WEDNESDAY, the ooh dayi Of Decsnbsf, 1915,
sell the following described property, edqteysd to
me by Md deed q trust Tor % much thsfuuf .
may DO necessary 70 pay % he lIens On Md pro.
pefty al the data d the Conveyance ADORE nAmedl,
,t0.EiG Lots Hosl nine t9J and twenty-five (92l, "a
North Rheetpr Alpo L1tsi Hoa thtrty: 49,
and tWCnty-SaVen (27, thlEty.Six teSh Thirty
(SO, tRehty-eIeht -, twenty: nlne l2gh thlfty-
Gn6 tOil, ihlrty 1.-TWO (SD and thlrty-thtee 90, 10
SAID lsie NIL b n,ads q. the front deer u ths
Court HOUSE for Ohio county, nt 10 o'clock 4, u,
on the following termsi One third 81 tho purchase
money 10 10 pa!d In cash, tbs balance IN '1xI
Twelve and eighteen months, with interest; deisrr
red pay mrnts ID b IAtttaeiorlly becured. -,
lsiS 'SIi fip ia G B. SrfFEL, Trustee
WHEEtlSo, Gorembsr %, lslt. iol -s1oIlil7
In addition Ia the AboTr. ! will also uAsri ILlo
Of tia same time and plReG; part Of LntSo. tea l0I
on Mtih street. R6tth " hsollns. lahout ihe one.
third thereof being the Banae Paft now occupied
BY joseph Kl2tzlY.Gti gTrs sisJ 81: ~ nc10!
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rus TSTELLI9ENCER will present daily tbs
s.V, In al DEPARTMENT., from al quArterS Of
LSe VGlI, a. vel ~ complete record Of local
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TRusTEE's SALE.

Byvlrtue Of Feed Of Trust made BY Elizbeth
Compton 10 tbe undGrhgned, truItee, dated tho sth
day Of November, lsl6 and duly recorded among
Of truIt book No. d pSe 49O, I vii "a iiIhIl oos
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GhsQntaIigstrter.
:ru0 MEN KNOW.

KNOW Juka we'll Jet him pas
i may not call bis grace an Rs'i
ThqIgh II did I'd do NO Wong
ssvs 10 thu lSsej aud my '1sg
ThO duke u nGllhSr WiSs nor good;
ia pnmbleS, dIInkI, IcoraI Womanhood'
And Al the age Of tHenty.iour
WG wan AID battered a. three score
knows walter in Pail Mall,
Who works ald EIlIS aud reasons we'll; T
isISutIe CJurttonJ and renned, a'..
AMI has = mIglrt In his mind.
WHAT, II nAkeI hIS gRcele4s Erae6
. M jockey out Of pllee3 ,-
WhaI mIEs, the WhItaf-tsllWho Gao I = :.
50 very ikea gentl'nnTn
Psrhap. their ma;hers! God !, great:
Tsihap, lis acclInht-Or lAtGi
PSfhIpS hetauSo-hOll not my pyu.-
We eau bred horse', but not men ~
-RagIiih EswIplPt1.
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HEEhLIs
by rlaIL h sdsaAo., poIIaea F0atd.
, 6OlsiK %
I, Cghs Of - eaeh'
ia Cula Of " eAeh'
IA GaUd oil y oseh'
All an O1ta copy to'pGrsan getting up Club.
ns-ThO above prizes arc InuTiabla. Rault 81
Al, Al, 10 Dr1fl Or PoItOtdca Money Ordersi and
NE neither Of thee can 10 procufcdi send the
S5SSy q Registered Letter.
rus TSTEL.LIGENCER will present daily tbs
n.V, In al departments, from al quArten Of
H. EwI, a. VOL ~ q complete record Of local
sTentI. "
ruE WEEKLY printed on THURSDAY, and can
10 nd a the counter, ln paid envelopes, ready
d, bnlllns. ~ Send q copy 10 GkttHI Jffe1dJ
sSI TtLIiiEtI via ReIa nom honti
rpsrRIpERs.-P erbOnI de8iring 70 have the
EtmY iNTELLI1K NcKR left regularly o. their
,SdiSucFS In The dty and subtnbS, can DO
SrTCd hy leaving their address OF Counting
Room, Of BY drop letter through the post once.
III, cOSrRIRuTORs.-So attention will 30 paid
!" !, nnonymouI communication; every Hrticle
mu5; k accompanied By tho UriteI'Ir'Ai manic
Enl address fs
l,,ls,I. Latter, iof " should b Addressed
- Campbell" and should Ia no case % az
.,stSd 10 SItaEf individual member Of me h'm "
alma,
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by sI1lL IN adadAns, paIIae1 Gf0atd.
=. Ent1l- .....lI. a.
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where and WhyP

This question is often heard ON omr
streets, and from facts well known to
those who have visited the establish,
ment, 1t seems almost u miracle to find
every one who has invested at tho Nav
York Clothing House speak so hiphly
OF the house, Their coming among n.
IN the very dullest season of the ynor
the EXTREMITY large stock they carry tho
vast quantities of goods daily sold, orc
puzzles for everybody; hence we hear
where are they tound2 They coma
from New York, of the large monuiar.
turing establishment of A. Steinbcr" &
Co., - Walker street. And WHY con
they command such u trade? Thev ora
importers and manufacturers of nlltLnv
sell and make it matter of imnorf.
ahee to let everybody find out Chat WIN,
'hey sell is the best and lowest in nrire
Hn1 nave no opposition in the city NJ
pN'laS' Tor they are daily repr scented in
lhe best market Of the United states
where with cash, they can find mony
opportunities for proper inyestmnnts
ms house is located at SOB Elm street
Dallas, Texas, whore our merchnnts
rom lar and near can lay in their snm
pies ut exact New York prices Snec;al
INES OF Clothing, Gents Furnishima
foods, Boots and Shoes and Notions
augl5dtf ''''"''
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Fair On D,ts.

Hon. John Hancock will deliver the
address ut the North Texas Fair Assoc
citation on Monday, October 9lth.
Accommodation at the fair will be
ample for an immense attendance.
There will be every accommodation
on the grounds, of fine restaurants, etc.
Ample seats for many thousand peo-
pie. Railway ears will make round
trips from the city to the grounds
every thirty minutes, beside sundry
lines of omnibuses.
There will not be lesss than thirty or
forty racers and tr0tters from dis.
lance, and considering the excellence
OF the race course, 1t will be y most in
teyesting feature of the fair.
Every description of machinery and
invention will be ON exhibit, and mo.
tive power furnished on the ground.
Among other notables, the celebra-
ted Monsieur Leslie, who eclipsed
Blondin In his rope feats at Niagara,
Will make one days exhibit that will
DO worth u hundred mile ride to wit
ness 1t will be wonderful.
Come to see the fair, II you want to
witness one only excelled by the cele-
brated st. Louis exhibition.
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Waier " orAs.

4 reporter called last evening at the
office of Messrs. l>orfout Il Hereford.
hut found no meeting. The gentlemen
M whose Once Ihe assem6lage was
called are bo.h earnest advocates of
the cause, aad have already given
more than mere attendance. That
MIR. Daniels must be supported in his
water works project is the unanimous
opinion ut every one. The water sup
ply of this city nj present IL not only
Insufficient, but it is foul in AN extreme
degree. This IL due to causes natural
in themselves, but not unavoidable in
city. The earth abs0rbs the impure
lies Tom every direction, and hence
any well that can be dug Will furnish
but poison, although il 90 clear and
sparkling, While all these facts be
apparent to everybody, yet few bestow
more than u passing thought on them.
Then let us cry al0ad for the water
works and nothing else. These are
only sanitary reasons why we need
these improvements. Fires, dust and
garden irrigation all come in for
a just claim, and while it may appear
a small thing tobe able to sprinkle the
dying grass In ones front yard, still
the privilege often looks pleasant.
Let us have these water works by all
MEANS If Mr. Daniels will perform
his ohligatiSns to the stockholders.
and they meet him half way, 1t is al
that is required.
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Mr.. Ben. Ii. Epperson called at The
HERALD Office yesterday afternoon at
about four o'clock. He reports every
thing lively in the direction of Eastern
Texas, and Tilden aud Hendricks still
"a growing
Rev. Mr. Carhart, of the NJ. Il. Ia
bernacle, paid our sanctum u very
pleasant visit yesterday evening.
Hon. Ed. 7. MARSHALL, of the Elf.
tenth Representative District, In con .
sequence of his removal to Dallas, ha 4
resigned his position in the Legisla .
ture. His card to the voters of the dis.
trict appears in the Lougyiew Now
Era of the Seth. He made faith fud
aud able Representative, and in his
retiracy the people he has served will
regret his loss. Marshall Herald.
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Further Reduction

Being enabled at present to purchase
goods in my line at u reduction of 20
per cent, | deem it due my patrons to
give them the benefit thereof and |
shall, therefore, from this date. sell at a
REDUCTION OF 20 FER CENT
On former prices, | am now receiving
the largest stock and most complete ms,
sortment of goods in my line ever
brought to Dallas, Orders by telegraph
promptly attended to. Orders filed
for any cemetery in the city,
A. W. MoRroX,
-, Undertaken, IS Cochran street, Dallas
leNaS' iy22-f
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Dallas carr ies, ahdilhat it viii be mr.
ranged In Il manner TO delight the eye,
no one will Doubt who saw
China Dali on Mardi Gras night.
Messrs Goslin and Marshall
have n. larger stock now than on that
gala utcison; they haven more COM
modious building, and are especially
arranged for Che purpose, aud we re-
peat that tho display will be magnili-
cent rarker~ opera band has been
engaged to furnish music tor the occa'
sion, and the public especially the
ladIes-are respectfully invited To al
tend.
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China Hall.

On Saturday night next, nom half
past six till nine o'clock, China Hall,
In Its new quarters, will be one grand
blaze of beauty. The new location is
on Elm street, next door to sanger's,
and we can promise the public dis.
play of goods unsurpassed outside of
New York city. This opening is in
tended TO show the stock of goods that
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"Thc Most UnkindeSi," Etc.

To judge from inhaliug the gas
ava tilted by the Panthervile newspa.
pegs, one would conclude that Fort
Worth had IA railroad; but here comes
the Waco Examiner saying:
The Texas and Pacific Company has
made call for twenty per cent on
the capital stock of the company for
the parpose of extending the road to
Fort Worth.
L.rdl Lord! how the panther Pad
dock will howl!
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AT astated meeting OF Plano Lodge
No, sS5, A. +. and a, NJ, held In the
lodge room, at Plano, Collin county,
Texas, September 80, 1875, the follow
Ing preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAS, An All Wise Providence
mas been pleased to remoV o from DOR
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Notice TO Ny Ola Patrons.

I have u large number of old nc.
eOun is for subscription to TnE DALLAS
HrRA III prior to June |, 1873, scattered
all over Northern Texas. They are
small ranging from 81 up to $l0-and
hence, | can not call directly on the
parties. All such, knowing themselves
indebted to me as above, will confer n
favor by calling on me and settling
these small balances, as | am greatly in
need of tho money.
sept9dswtel !. W. swiNnrLLs
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midst our aged brother Andrew
George, he it
RcSOircd first, That we meelly and
humbly submit to the will of our ileav-
emily Father.
Secondhand the cause of Masonry
has lost one who has long Iabored for
her interest; the church Il devoted
member, and society an exemplary
Christian.
rhird-That We tender the sympa'
thy of this lodge to the bereaved fami-
ly, and especially TO the aged wife, and
that " Z throw around her the protec-
ton due from the iraterity.
Fuurth-Ihat the lodge Toe drapcd in
mourniug, and the brethren wear the
usual badge for thirty days; that tbe
secretary furnish Il copy Of these Feso-
iutions to the family of the deceased
and copy to TuE DALLAS HERALD
for publication.
JOE, FORMNN,
JOHN Y. LONElACE,
JOE. ". BEVERLY,
Attest: Committee.
i. ". BEVERLY, SeCy
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
Notice.

The undersigned has assumed charge
Cf the Phoenix Planning Mills, and has
thoroughly overhaulcd and rcitted all
themachiuery, which is now in tirst-cass
condition. Is also putting in large
stock Of white pine lumber, and being
Fracticed with several years experience
his is confident he can give satisfaction.
G. A. GILL,
~c+tdlw superintendent
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NN4tdlw
Notice "a Taxpayers.

The State, county and school taxes
FOR 1876, are now due and in my hands
for collection, also all delinquent taxes
] will be in my office (Comthouse) from
this date until the 18th instant for the
purpose of receiving said taxes.
W. II. rRATHER,
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NnIlCp.

Dispositions and acknowledgment to
any instrument of writing taken by
w. A. Harwood, clerk of the District
Court of Dallas county.-id.
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For Exchange,

A beautiful and highly improved IN
diana farm, with dwelling barn, out
houses, orchards, etc. will be exchanged
for Dallas city property or Texas lanes.
Address, Editor Herald
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For SnIe Chean

An Ames' engine, 30 horse power and
seam pump and pipes, all in good work.
ing order. Apply to
PAT MULLINS,
Opposite the City Mills, Dallas, Texas.
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These parties are all in J. III and at
heavy expense to the county, and it is
essential that they be trie d. and wit
nesses must be on hand OR suffer the
consequences.
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District court and Cri,nlnnI case.

The following eases will be callesl
far Monday next aud We are author
lied to state that Ii the witnesses are
not on hand promptly the Court will
lndnlge III ines and ntlnchments:
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"NeurtII.''

The instantaneous and infallible
remedy for Neuralgia at Hosklns n
Howell's drug store, Dallas. Id.
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CITY BUSINESS.

no, and Cold Bashs az Wilson's. Nh
sA Elm street II 10 cent?, doo s,, No
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Mr.. Bigger il a graduate OF the Uni
versity Of Michigan, and was IA prncti-
TONER Of law IN st, Louis before his re-
moyal to Dallas. Although II Republic.
can Of the straightest sect, he ~ a clev-
or gentleman and felicitous speaker,
aud will make the canvass in this dis
trict much more interesting. Govern,
or 'lhrockmOrton and his opponent
have arranged to speak together, and
Tue HERALD will, on tomorrow, pub.
lish the appointments.
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~, $500, " ~s,'se., s'fvvc,,r a,,t, -t,, ,,
Mhne Lnad CO., cor, tenth street and riath
c ~ que. ~, lnnuiSi Meyer Gage, FLOUR aud