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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-11
FREE ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
FREE TO ALL.
But No Business Advertisement ln-
serted without Pay.

Desiring 10 mako Tho Herald the med iH w..
of communication for the general PUNE
aud also 10 assist those VINO WNF u,,l ''a'
pdveItisIpp column. Advertisements uuu y
Tho head Of Lost "round,. wanted
"For SALE "For Rent," "Io let" OF MOI
norc than thi,e lines, Will be inserted A.,
this column two times nee OF chhF+r' 'tb".
excess viii he charged ut the rate ol hhy
cents a line, each insertion, In advance, llI
when such advertisements are PlhttN FIX
liun two times they VIII be- charged Hl ln'
rntr of five cents line IN advance lul ''',
additional insertion. seven "'lu7 ''""'
lue.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
HORTICULTURE AND P0MOLOGY'


Thcsacund annual exhibition and reunion
nj the Texas Stutn Horticultural ana POm"-
l0liral AMoclntlOu Will take place IN the
riiy of Houston, on the 10Th day Of August
mkt Ync various committees arc at work
makiug preparations which VIII result IN
the giundrsCpxhlbitiou ut IT. character ever
given IN lhu south,
''Tn. .uiIuu lines of railroad, comforting NJ
Houston VIII issue Excursion Tickets, me
ItgpI.s4 Company viii carry All packages Tor
IrNl,ipitlCu loc, and the llutChins House,
tArnangr Hotel und Essen House WI! re-
ducr th"ir mtos one mira Tor the occlailon.
utof,stmgund pleasing additions viii inns
! ,cnr. b, madr 20 the uXhibitiou.
y The NsspWDtou Is rs yet too young To oHsr
premiums, except oi honorable munll"h' IN
! yIr,y OF ms fnct, n great many special pre-,
nitms viii be Offered by gentlemen OF
| lioustOu, all uf which wan be published IN
due Zine. Al entries VIII j" ircc, anu hu'
mis-. ION nee, ~ the nund aim OF TINS NsHo
rmliuu Is IN encourage diversity OF pfuduc
| linn. IL ambition wlliomhiNc" any doscilp
| lion of homo products TINT may be- sent u
| Gr ,II-ulIyod. together with Its spcclallics al
| fruits and ilOWuI5, n,,
4 WHITAKER, President
! f.. T.. TuRHER, Secretary,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-11

MRs W. HAusMAN, of Dewitt county
who has shipped the first bale OF cotton
to Galveston for the past four years
shipped the first this year, on the 9TH
of ,luly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-11

The Houston market house was in.
surcd for 100000, and the Mayor dr.
clares that he will erect Immediately
solid and handsomer building in liz
stpnl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-11

Four WORM is happy The ears OF
the Texas and Pacific Railway are now
running into the east side of the cross
timbcrs, and by the 18th the road will
Nc completed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-11

TuREEriFTls of the German papers
have declared for Tildcn and Reform,
which shows how the German vote will
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Tnr AmIe

A young printer wants situation in bni'
las or amy other town. Address JOSEF"
Gludey, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-11

DIN they carry the hagT" is the en-
quiry OF the North about the Southern
celebrations. Yes we carried the flag
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-11
wanted.

one set Of bed room and kiichc1 furniture
nearly new. III Camp street.
julyll-lt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-11
wanted
wanted.

A white girl thirteen or fourteen years o.
for nurse. Apply ~ j. i, House, nu i,li
* LoOnnlds Bank. JuISI''i"
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For Exchange,
Wanted.

BY woman, u situation as houstkorprr
lowWuges. Enquire for Mrs. Col5ou, NJ iAe
Lone star House, Oi3 Main street.
lulyll ~
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Wanted.

4 few nrst.clnss boardcrs at so Pacific
nyrnue, rear Of Tabernacle. just
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-11
Wanted,

An accomplished music teacher wishes %
position in any healthy part at Texas.
! Address Teacher" Box 3, Bonham, F4nnin
| county, Texas. Jul-i#
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-11

Old papers for sale at The Herald Onico-
II per hundred.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-11
NATIONAL, LlYE OF STEAMERS,

Consisting of twelve five large steamships,
one Of the best and certainly the cheapest
line plying between New York, Httn' htii,,
milrOndS tickets, either way, from ana U"
DnlIns, or round trip tickets, good Tor one
wear, for sale hy the undersigned. For par
iiculnrs, aud 10 see plan Of heN'rhmrrs GAp-
INA rll nj our ONCE, No. lug Lamar street.
IRn2idu w. u. ~ ~ wa Nb'"'9'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-11
Y5Hu.Cd.

To know that the Dallas Coffee and spice
Mills Company, ~ Elm street, are selling
yeast powder second to none made, 4t %
cents IL pound, and three pounds roasted Rio
coffee for 81, luuC2l-lip
, 1876-06-29
'Irei,e Der 9A;SStn:
1lsueftr tslssr. peos(btn.
GnAtGhD.

Qoubon II, %. Suui. SIN BRITT
Saen u~uterbaale beira9te eeitern ysads
mittuo scrr SID Die Gs9isrun9, Oh Nh+
4erbanrhunsen in gsSls euf Die 4mer'
birune bes 9aslisfsrungs : Wertra9sa
awil6en England uno Mmeeita I'M @an-
.ae ielen, unb oh Dem gaslamsnte nab
r.no Der scssn,pa,tissn Slbun9 @sls-
senbeit sebotsn werbsn pi'ros. Die A''7
.eeleoenb,it gu beipre@sn. Scr &analss
Sir etaHors Nortbcote iaste. bop cine
aeaenwdrtise Gistuiipn Der Srase Der
&esieruns gum @aatbeile sers'9en
tuiirbe.
2onbon. %. SUM-. Ssrr Sonrte,
ilnterictretdr bes Meubsrr, erteloerte 9e'
Itern Mbenb off einen Mnttas oes 9rn.
oenrp Riaaro anf Ieuilton oes Ssrtra-
oes swi(dsn gbina uno @rrbcritan'
nier, baB England biz @s9lsrunsn
Gmtl6lanS's, 6runsrsi6's uno eerWsr.
Gtaaten eonlultirt bate. nnb Die @b4
1idten bieIer Mddte uorher 5u ermit-
tsln wani6ts. Ser @ntros mnroe Su
riid9eSoscn.
Gonbon, %. SUM-. Sas S4Rs
.6en fir Die Muswabl elmer i6oltll9cn
@6abcn @elpamlGaft 5ur 8cibeili-
saung on benz g%entcnnialsM ettf9ieben
apuroe seItern III @lassow beenost, nno
-bie 10 bsitsn @@iissn fir bitten 3lped
auserwdblt.
, 1876-06-29
9nldnbiide Depelben.

&ew. 0orf, %. Suni. e6os. s.
Miaiaml on, Elm Neutrality-suspicious., ipur-
Be seitern Itetfabrt, cine seiaaldte Nftie
Der Buffalo gsie.gabn" aussceeben Sn
baben.
Senr9 $. @ineert wurbe scffsrn ,pes
gen perUbter Salldnngen perbaitet.
New.Y t, %. SUM-. 9ie 1ieli.
gen i6wsoli6en 8sreiue, unsciabr 200
Monn fart, bradten 9eitern Nbens Dem
pr'nscn Sstar Don S9lueben cine Ge+
renaoe DO. Gem nSrunswld Sotcl." Ser
airing wuroe bon elmer sesen lO0oIeann
iarten an5abI pom Sawsoen auf oas
Serslidite %emp'ansen. &eoen |uyoen
nid)t sebalten.
Ynttspi4ts, 4a., %. SUM-. &c.
tern muroe Der M~orbpros.b 9esen 81.
Munlto unb Gb0s. Wlcaliltsr, 5psi be-
rii6tiste rNsoap Masaires", i'll Insriff
senommen. 9ielelben iinb beiAuloi9t.
Die So. Urea uno Ganssr ermoroet gu
baben.
'pbiIabelpbio, %. SUM-. Mi=
dael &eruin murine 9eItern Ibeno Don
Sobn Sart seito6en uno fat ouscnblid'
lid set0otct. Ser M0rocr 1T ue.baftet.
SarboarsuilIe, @tit- @irs., %.
SUM. S. $. MIt6su. Mari4aa Don
Suutinston, @.-Y., uno s. s. 5urner,
elm Burger eeisIben Ortes, tamen sc.
fern anf Der 6dbrte zines 0iebes aus
&ob. guant9, Ohio, bier our@. Sie
bolter benieIbsn bel 9urrieancesS Citation
on Der r@%bsfapcate Ohio gabn" Elm,
Der epibbube mieosrisste lid jtoo9 Der
8trbaftung uno idoB feline gerfolser
n;sosr. Mi:bea lit toot uno fem Se9Ieis
ter t0otlib ~neripunoet. Ser W0rber
entfam; uisle Burger Fno 5uo>Hen @ers
foIsuns aufsebroAcit.
, 1876-06-29

oaB Die 0orbereituneen Serbiens nur
3ur prufun9 BET 4rnee borsencmmen
perren. Ser 8er!iner Correspondent
Der .Sime5" aadt jcooA WcIbunsen,
Den obisen 9dnsli9 mioerlprsdsn. Ser
ielbe Iegt grobes eepidt auf Die oroben=
be SpraAe Der itrbilden uno ruiliiAen
preii'. Ser 9etersburser .@olos," bos
Organ Der Miniitsr, lit DEFENDERS 9eftis
uno orobt, RuBlanb wiirbe 0an5 GslrOpa
in Glammen leten, che es b!e unteroriits
fun9 bon %perlpanoten 9tammen ouloen
wiroe.
, 1876-06-29
Guropai(he na6ridtsa.

2sraunlGwsig. Sn uni rem Sanhs
ta9e itsllte Dor &ur3em btr rltterldlafts
lifc Nb9eoronste y. Grltbcim einsa
Nntras auf Aufqebuns ocr polptedni'
fdsn ShuQe in 8raunidDei9, "a lie
benz 2enoe Su picl @clO tolte uno bod
nidts tnbrln9e. 2isber nlo9e mall
oas @db fur Infaai eoler Sud)tbcnslte
psrueno II, "a ,pille sran bod ~oin oas
idone @elo aus9eAeben weroe. 9taturs
lid wurbe oieler Antras nit aueu 9c9en
3 Sttmmen perwosien, bios 3wet rsolc
Sitter" itimmten mlt lbrsm Gs|inaum9ss
senorsn .. Veat9eim.
Nm %. Mai fane bicr cine Ser.
ianmluns bon 8trtrsrern SrounlAwe,.
yild)er Beueruehren fat. GrlAuuen
partn 9s9sn 800 Oslsslrts eln3eIncr
Stucrpcbren. SundAt wuroe ScrIdl
erltott I iiber esa Bellano oeS 8raun<
idwcisliden 6tusrlpsDrueybaupeS. Das
nah bslteben in 2anoe 9eJsn 440 6euer.
welren nut etua $50 Sprleen MD Gina
5000 Mann S~co,enuus. Geii Der
lee.en 9leitcn VerlamrMun9 tanIcn
ctUa 300 8Ganoe i'll %an0e GOT.
Der lueit nue brett betanute 0aupts
mann a. .. y. Sommer b,cric,bl ut
ON 81. Wiai in Ilttr pou 81 Salrtu
9eltorbca.
|. Stra6snrs. Ger .a5tn. .3to,"
iArslbt man uon bier {: Sn GtruBOurs
mar bertitS lsit ldnserer .3eit Die 9tah.
riAt BON eiusm b,oorltebenoen Beludc
oeS &allerS, uanlentilb i'll militarllden
&tcilea uerbrcltct. ais oaun Der ials
ierlid)s 8tiud) bti Der &0uism bon
Gn9lano III yoocns8aoen lib J ridlua
mar es pleoer capou Iiiu, bis legt Oct
G~etrsrapb Die Setatiguns brinat. Oa9
euao plfo ben &atler 10 empfanyeu, nj
cS Oes s~rciIen 9c!osu, os5 milosn 6ir.
fen WarOiS 1T uno suie cS suslrld osS
2anoes wlrOt5 lit, oaS loebsu aus Der
PAM olelsS Burlten Den beoeutun9suol-
len @eisssntwarf smpIansea but. wcl'
der lbm oen Auiang lelnss 5elbpucrs
waltans BARTLETT.
Rad, siucr YrioatospelHe Der 81.
+! g." bat Der SberpraiiOsut pom GliaBs
gOtbrinsen, D. MDucr, feline GntlaNuns
, nad)seludt, smatosm cine ldnserr
Yaoefur cine mel utlide Y%sIsrung i'll
lsinsm ., fiuoea uibt b~trbei9elihtt
bate gsaa Der ,8Oli. Sl9." iOu oa5
Qeioen be5 Srn. y. WlGllcr III benz 81.
restrr Der AiciNiGss 9athc'lnra -
, 1876-06-29
q II e + a,

bas dttertfdntfbe gutter fltr Wtsb
Dieie Oiidun9 entbalt fem arienit
pber oersiftetc Stoffe.
IS brinst siae rsias 5aat NIB bG t aransbei
rpn 5Inben neg.
Dteer Mrtitel bat anter etnen nttsetn Nnmer
Munesr ve ,rihtet III cen Gtsbbt erbtn bon
@rtB Sri.ianet,
&s 1T Elm fe.tsr z aasnea uab erS'n5t ssfunbes
Glrilh bsim Vtcb.
IS p~etDresyt tex @a9stbun. bss iunsen Die. |
bee.
Sc Ysrpanbt bic gpsiltn nnS srsust laussI
Wolie bet Sbaafsn.
Fir GGweine III es Elm Ufittel, spelGes 8ranf
teitsn poa ibneu abbd't.
50 re'n'st bas g!nt Der TTerSe, Htntoisb |
Ii, |. 10.
@eai lei atbeibt an tis'em 9u,tsr, IS Stsbtn.
bert @bplera anb sermtbrt pes Se9.n pom
Giern.
IS nire in S Gent Yafeten Ssrfauft Die
@etra, GSanpsaiurgen flno fsbr lel6t.
Sur | Site 50 SOio t0o Yafstsi
Q 7 Sob 2O0
4 12 11eib 400 ..
GDEcrt 9uu,e, 5sabrifunt,
Office uap Eager SO lS, IS Sra6s.
IN miIt ri d mDap D, "a.
gtats! Siats giais !!
%. Se0cr,
&l ~iberbdunler uno Serrcnidneiosr.
2.rtiss alsioer Isrbst i'm @rcesn unb ale..
nea S~erfnuft. Gambler IN
Serrenf,eioer uno l1utsrfleioer,
go. 1903 Brain StraSes
amiSGsn Der 14tsn unb l5tsa &traes.
| Soi,pb 9sdsr tnb y. 8,Ger, Wsrfdufst... mi
, 1876-06-29
9Irfei.

Wien. 90. SUM-. Sic DMbenos
pot" Elm balboifi5ieaes Scarnal, iast,
bob cine Gplliiipn nit Scrbien in gbn-
iiantiropel ols unpermeioli9 an9e;c6eh
wirb. Oas 3efurmprojstt Wiobat pa'
fdas 1T iosle;9 auf Die Seite sei9o-
ben woroen, inoem Der Grnf Der duBe'
ten Gituation bic unsctbeilte 8a9-
famtsit Der &esieruns in @niprua
simr1t.
Paris. 20. SUM-. 9aa biefige isrs
Slide Gomite 1T NIT Dem @iataufe bon
@afien unb Der Mnapsrbuns BON Srci-
wiaisen bei@aftiat. Sic Union" last,
Die &aiier Don 9eaii6lanO unb &uB=
lamb bdtienT adridt'n erbalten, bab sin
Sries swil@en eerbien nno Der 3irtei
n%npermeioliA lei.
5irit Wilan bat Elm llltimatum na&
guniantinopeI sei1idt, mcldes Die
Yforte nibt annebmen fam. Cine
Depei9e bss .Sournal bes Dsbats'
aus 8elsrao beilaiist oas @erii6t. oab
has icrbilde alltimatum bon Der pfor.
tie suriidsewisisn lit, uub flst binsa,
oab Girt Muan iGon an bic @rcnSe
seellt, nno Der aries uor Der Sbiire
1si.
gpntantinopel, %. SUM. Die
tiirfiiGsn Sruppen an Der ierblihen
@renss urb bic 6Iottille aaf Der Donou
buben @efebl, Sia jeoen gusenblid fir
bic @%r0ffuuns Der 6sinoleli@tsiten in
Bersiti@Aft sn balten.
9ie bielisen 3eitunSen %betoupten,
oab Die pfurte Dem 6irien Witolaus
BON Monteneero fir feline Neu!ralitit
gshanft nnb iid ietnes 0crbaltsns nah
renb Der sesenuarti9en' &riIis. su erin
i,crn peripro9en bate.
2onb o n, %. SUM. Cir Staforb
Nortbcots, Der brittli9e SANGER, ertlar
tie ssitern auf cine Gruse ocs 9srrn
O'0lsiap i'm brittilden llnterbauie bos
@eri4t, OBJ enslii6e S@iHe WaHea
nno Munition gum @ebraude ber Sir.
fsn in Der SerSssUwina gu Sled selan.
bet babe, fir srunoIos.
Sn g%ettinie, Der Saupttaot bon Won
ienssro, fanb AM Gpnntase cine Con-
fsrens Der b6beren glrmee.O ff3isre unb
Der Mitslieoer oes Senats unter benz
@orfss bss Siritsn @itOluus BON Mon
tenesro iiatt.
Dis LINES" bat Na6ri9ten aus
SesblsH. ocB bic triessriI9e @nfsssuns
nseofr I'm Abrs5rtn hesriisn il uno
, 1876-06-29
Gireinia StaotS<Dd3ettf
taslsp t~sraasssssbsu son
3pbng 9. psin'.
Wu. 8 8sp0lfte strase.
u ID me b. ga.
@as,er,ptiors Nretfes

@nbteripttors' 9retfss
yin Sabr 20 so
@eds Monate y oo
Drei Mcaate
preiie Der &asestem
Gin Sauare, Elm WG SsS'
Gin Sauure, ,mtt Wfe1 is
Gin @anare. brta @sal aoo
gin @auare, cine Wc&t > ny
Gin @ewdre, einsn Wesnds * n ~
Gin sanars bret Itrn"ft D"
ssrse,re gn,etpen pers t tftssr btrt&het.
M pb.r ru.ntaer 3eil.r u,tbsn ttnsn Saadrs.
Nut Nu,stsen Enb I'M @sraus su sabteh.
Die 2ettuna mtfb IN Jtta uspnb nne Tint
a,aens poa ben 7rSssrn fir IS Gents per
Ncte au5estragen.
, 1876-06-29
Die Tnbkur

lit %beiinmt. has game btsbsrtse $cilutrtabren un,s
suitosen. Ole Sur ptrb bur4 baS fosenannte
Sobbao NAB bura Gtnnebmen pon 9~obpnlper
bewfrft, & lie sobbdber setBtn on, no bic &rantbeit
3ttt seisen Ee BITE 2ebsrstrait bS MeenI9en on.
Eonisnoe Ino In BEN Iebten busi So6r.n In Der
9abssAntalt, "a Starton Str stcn gort, sebetlt
porben. Inter ben gebetIten ~befiuben ii4 ptele
Mer,te nnb apotbt ttr. Ote aobbibsr unterlbeieen
fh BON unberen BGbstn bGbur9, bab ie btrctt auf
bic Rranfbtit .tnmtrten, u b ben frdnten StoIi ents
ierren, In tpelder Soru, er Gn4 Sum Ioridetn
foume. Ste fnb elm 8srbrsnnunsss ooer ausibets
bunsss proceB Der 8rontbettsftoie. Seosr Krante
,ptr6 bel Der Annsnbnns bi.fer 3ur f~oSuiasen ietn
et9entr FIRST. Wenn Senianb bnrd eteis SaSsr 9e'
beilt lit. jptt sr wtrtlta nnb robitaI se9stfts ypdh;
rsnb nod Der bisberisen Sstlmetbobs bic netttel
gewobnlt6 Sef6brlt3er Sino oils bic Erontbeitielbit,
Inb I'D oitsTs ~ 9oHa'S peer iteh"Sdrsr araHtS
Obslei9 bic soysdbsr QUE sranibsitsns tnnerli9
unb auberlid, turtren, 70 inb bod bic @irfnnsen
bet foI9enotn 8rantbeiten, DEFENDERS ipenn Ie I'D
nod tn aeutent3 ~uitanbs ~befineen, san3 anberorbents
lid: Tteber, felbit ylerpens unb Epphusfsber,
furtrt. SAILS unb Sumeentdiptttofnd)t ntrb,
S.mssnii4 iciat tarirt. MaWerin6t, Wbens
srattsnnas iDerSsa oft i.bs i9nta ssleilti
fnpbiltttfdDe arantbsttsn In ieo.m @robe. Sei
ankeren kranfbeit.n, 8~ranbtpunSen, @ts
tfmIren, 2~eropbeIA &c; II bic Mtrtnns ctne
pl6stiS.u, adtbaTGsS;, ssas en- Sso TT sinrs'dsns.
eeaaretS uub bic iosenannte &arns ober
Su6errubt (sias Els iest unAsilbare arunfbettl
mur Sen sebsilt. Bet lcstertr 4routbeit sebcn rs
0rc;ent Ses 5udsritoHss NIT iebtu Babe Sur9 bes
pie Habes umb @inn.Hmt @urusr ,osrSen mad
tebint plas TN aonoe ~oerionbL Der pttis bes
~Sabespulpers lit ~, Der oes giutebus : 9nlpers
81. Man taGe fd cine Brochure lber bic eo4taA
II snsliidsr oStr bsutider Spra%e i4ifen.
FIR. Rauchfusa,
"a Stanton Ctr. (Box 1901
New Qert
, 1876-06-29

- 3immermdn@en: Sobann, roc.
rum ma9t berr Baron Immer az ieine
8lltenfarten, bic Ell ab9ibt cia glsIs4
obr!
Giener: Gum 3ei9en, oab CT ielbit
oasswelen.
, 1876-06-29
Wreen's Waarsalaser
mnb Tabrif ppat 6aararbeiten,
{e!ab.irt 1862
Gde FER 8. II. Miat ifr., Hihmon6, ga.

Mpee. unb Gtrnmpf Waar.n une Sanb
faube. Nge % laren gu uabuprsentli9 tiais
gen rtifea.
g tefcuteres StsmpIe. 9 Department
Gia y ilsn- 0epa'feme t.. Srilen fir IS 81.
&n FIN laen. be + u'atsn i'm Qante
Die biGisNer Gid sreten rsrssn sc ttf,rt. Tanner.
8rassn fur 5 Cts. < tsfraee.n 6 Gts., fstttns 1n5pfs 10
CITE. as Dueenb etc etc.
@tempSln 5 s 8. per garb. jsbe 9reite
Gin ecftemYe1ter ge. mel nnt { n etftn.psliss Sane
et1lt iepe pei lpn, wst6e IS Darb ifsii,p elm idst.
mt @barlts ". Wretr.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-06

time and at the proper place; and,
if all.the counties are To be proper.
ly represented, notice Of the same
should be given in time for county
action either at next May or, al
the very fartherest, June term OF
County Court.
We are not, however, tenacious
of our plan: and if any one has a
better one, we shall take pleasure
in making it public.
But, as it is only four months to
the election, the matter should not
be too long delayed. Whatever
we do, or however we do it, our
action should be such as will CON-
mand the endorsement and hearty
approval of both the bar and the
people and secure for US o good
Judge.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-06

EXIT AMEs! The impeachment
articles preferred against Governor
Atses iD the Mississippi LegislA.
tureweye withdrawn, Ames resigned
his Office and is once more a private
citizen. President Stone of the
Senate has been recognized as, Ac-
ting Governor. There seemed no
doubt OF Ames' conviction, but he
has escaped its penaelties by stel-
ping down and out.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-06

The elections in Connecticut
came off Monday, resulting in a
complete victory for the democracy,
terrible defeat for GraDtism. In
gersoll, democratic candidate for
Governor, is elected by 1910 plu-
rality. The lower House is demo
cratic by 40 majority, while the
control of the Senate is vested in
democratic hands in the same pro.
portion. Connecticut elects three
Congressman, two Of whom are
democrats and one republican, the
situation remaining unchanged,
nomirally.
But the portent Of the result Ia
Connecticut cannot be expressed
in bare figures. THIS result has
an Importance in national politics
which cannot be overestimated, as
will appear in considering the past
votes of the State. For the years
81 6S the democrats elected the
governor; also In 1870, and MS
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II had only heen born twins

II l had only heen born twins l
could have made just twice ss
much.-[Orvil L. Grant.
Some love to roam DER the dark
sea foam, but as for me, give me a
worm-eaten hull in a snug harbor.
Robeson.
Don't weep for me. I'm glad to
get out of the wilderness. Meet
me in the happy hunting grounds
--Delano.
Look not on the still when 1t 10
erooked.--[John Mcdonald.
They say the streets of the New
Jerusalem are paved with gold. /
want to go.--[Boss Shepherd.
Who would have thought cold
tongue would kill q manY--[Jim
Blaine.
l 60 where "mum's the word.--
joyce.
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some ialtn IN the southern peopie'
IL | have offended, II my people
have offended, against the laws Of
the country, ! want no vicarious
punishment administered on that
account. 4,
There is no man anywhere against
whom / bear malire, and ] can SIT
with temper u%nrufled and mind sc
rene and listen TO these denuncia-
tons; for, while / know that they
are unmerited, ! know also that
these distinguished gentlemen be-
lieve them deserved, or they would
not utter them. They are hardly
competent jurors, in the eyes of the
law, to try the people of the South
as they have formed and express
cd an opinion against our mao
cence. Still, for one, l am willing
to waive their incompetency. and
let them try us, find us guilty if
they want to, and hang us if they
will, and then trust that the coun-
try and the women and children of
the South will have peace. Let
every man whose misfortune it was
to own g slave be punished with
death, and that may end the cry of
slave aristocracy. Invite not such
to your approaching centennial, for
there is no hope for them here or
hereafter, and their presence would
destroy the joy of my distinguish
ell friends on that occasion and of
that great multitude who shall fol-
low them to the glorious triumph
the~ declare they must obtain In
the November elections. II what
they say be true, there is no JOY in
the centennial year for the South
ern States, and they would be I'M
welcome guests at the feast which
shall celebrate it.
In conclusion the Senator said:
And now, sir, permit me to say
that in the war of words which has
followed the battles of the rebellion
I believe there is much blame to be
attached to some of our Southern
orators and Southern newspapers.
Many things have been said by
them calculated to provoke retort
and recriminatiou, and to make
such response. in many cases, JUS
ti6able. That Southern man who,
failing to appreciate the results of
the late bloody contest, and to rec
ognlze the rights which victory
gives in. such a case, stirs in the
hesrts Of his people the fires Of
hate or d~isloyalty, is a much worse
enemy of his section and bis peo-
pie than be who rails at them from
a Northern standpoint. He holds
out to them hopes that must be
dashed to pieces, teaches opinions
which bring with them unmixed
evil, and excites discord and dis
satisfaction, which bring only dis
appointment and distress. 1t is
more necessary that there should
be, in this time Of the South's trial
and peril, no provocation on the
part of her people and her repre-
sentatives than it has ever been.
Southern effort should be directed
to heal the gaping Wounds, and not
to reopen them, and the man Of
the South who forgets his high and
discreet duty, 10 this respect, does
more injury to the interests Of his
people, and to their peace, pros
perity and happiness, than any
Northern man can do. He furn.
isles those opposed to him theii
most effective means Of war, for
which be is without justification or