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.s.r--N Number 80 shots Neither
tfuft.t ,."i - on BHdls wous-ica.
H.rJ 3 evening sb.ut $50, seve
.... -N-r- heard corner Main aud La
r.r streets. Au eye witness gives the
f...Nirg account of the shooting
$50. Harris, ulthe Mail, aud Mr. Char
.. tHE.r. . gambler, met ~ the Sen.
....s. lu, nnd conversation turned
a...r iIIa COURSE OF iEe Ma toward the
...I.s t,st-rui'y Ia tins city Some
p..I- PASSED between the parties,
u..r ,Wphati5 than complimentary,
a.I lsg steppei outside the screens,
~H..H -rrse Tor door At the Senate.
L- Ir went ugt, Harris rtmarked that
b.. "uit run every gambler cut nf
uu. iu twenty four hours" Eagle
Eusstr.i tfran the out~idei that the
a..rrriau w4- "a I've. and that the u.s.
...-,I 1aG loot hi, Ratchet" H,rFis
1901. b, lfr In. 2 90 company with Two
u.|Ust. .Ihrf- standing ~ aHd saw
W .|.' o. hhNh"i SIS us t4tAtAIs ne
Chem mH urihud the counter. aud after
Of BONG -vvrHl drawers found "a gun
s..IuIyr.l tp tle fSuuL" Arriving at
t.r .o.T. Cs2i- opened fire and dis
.1 sf teu shots pe'ar. Harris could
r. OIL" p"s,,i1u. Alter he cnce
o1 .sH.r uo oae eoul.l tel a. To " ho
.t-.r1tins. u1t eagle iii the re-
..
M d. T.. H-1'ry, 81 Kentucky, a
.rauur'rd uy IA, shots a kr,l
o..l bob u,r u,i,isHrld. and received a
-..t .l 'ue c,if OF the ltg. liz waz
Df... ~ tue ar.i by au amateur am
tHsurr cu1I-.
Air JIuu Lyle, Mo was standing
-,,eud dpurS b,iow. had his sleeve
tIft.u shot ~.
Inf HtHNtp Pre-ume-, nf course,
.ug affair wiii undergo the usual legal
Ny.sugaiip1.
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SAN FRANCISCO, November 2s.--
The official count gives Hayes ma
jority OF 2,767.
MANCHESTER, y. II ,Novemb Der 2S.-
Guardian says the beet-root crop in
Germany aud France, Is complete
failure this year.
LONDON, November 2s.-Thomas
Carlyle writes To friends ON the eastern
question, endorsing Gladstones propo-
sition expeliing the governing Turkish
classes from Earope.
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You are invited to inspect pictures
of the citizens of Dallas, at the Young
Mems Christian Association Rooms,
over State Saving Bank. These pic
lures wzre taken by Mslone d Co., OF
ST. Louis Missouri, and are pronounced
ny artists to be the finest ever intro
,iuced into this part of the countr,
Malone & CO., make it q special
business of copying and enlarging
pictures in oil, India ink, Pastlle and
ersyon. Rooms open from "a. m, 10
: =. -,
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THE STATE or Ten A--To the Sn.r,d.
or any constable OF ID alias county, greet
lag lou are hereby commanded thai ~
hhhhs puoilcat GA Of A. citation Ia some
newspaper published Ia Iae county OF I5tl-
las, fpf four weeks pieylaus "a the tsturp
,say hefeof, you suiliaon Lewis HudaII Anr
Thomas Long, n ~ YES iaence are ir K q,k "a
o De and sppt.Sr before ihe District tiourt
10 De holden IA ana for the cJautF II DaiIns
at the courthouse thereof in the citv pt iiafr
ias, on the llnTd Monday ia Ibecem Der u,.xt
tnen and there To answer The t,..,iftfn 81
hi1nard - Willis, "a resident OF aalttstot,
county, Texas, and who suss- IS surviving
partner OF the late ;irm OF p. j. Wills A no
nlsd ia said court, again said L,Isi- ain,
aAii sed ihoInas Long, anu ALLEGING In sub
stance, as follows, Elz. Ihssf the - ~ DC
toDer, ls42, the said Lewis Tfaasii ar1
Thomas Long, Tatds, executed and ti,i,var.-st
70 Is ~ "a. Halfway, their prOInlsoEy
pay the saiu Holloway OF oFder, al Hutet.
ins, Dallas county, fexas. twelve Tnnnfh.
sitter date uisreof, si38 - in gold WITH see
est al eight per cent. pfr anautn mr., a -.
aud that they also ON said isg Of tB.iob r
~, executed and delivered to sald Hal
lowsf, their other promt>ory note OF thar
date whereby they pr unused TO nav T., 80
| Holloway or Crder, at Hutchins r.xa. Two
ysars after 1i.is SIS 50 gold, vi Interest AT
eight per cent per amman from Gale: that
Afterwards ard before the mnIuf5t, of sal,i
notes, the ssid Holloway for /. vaI,..l -
consideration ira nsferred sifs,,.ri s,nI -,
/ ilvered said notes 10 the firts OF > j ~filix
Bro, that J. v His Is dead, Rna fhat
tsc Surviving partner OF "a & arnl - IN.
| oNhCA civ ti >Mld tuur
said notes wee given Tor the pur,bass
money OF an undivided one-sifta Interest IA,
me following described trace OF land. yiz:
lying IN Hamilton county, TeXas, a part
OF the headlight survey Of Jacob Ths,tnas.
beSinnine sou h % o-grees, " 2Isi 5-is Varss
irt IA tn. : corner OF tine original snryev
| IN ; L corner of this tTari from when a
live oak marked A b--rs : o. sgegr,,--- \. "a
vsras Thence ; 40 deg'ees \ 1855. vans 10
| the corner, from which a Iivt, "a \
marked e, bears ~ degrees w iyaras
Insnee y 60 degrees, r l4>s54 varas to IN. :
T. corn from which a live GA x fns,rlF.5, ~
/ bears % Degrees " IS vsrEs. Theme. : o
degrees 2iifz varas 20 the plae., OF b.-s,t,-
ming, containing 7}s acre. PiaInf.ff 49,.
lusgment and foreclosure OF the vendors
lien and an der Of sale Of said int,.-,,,t IN
said land Herein Tail not but have ro,1
then and there before said court tnfs !. -,
Win your return thereon, blowing H. " =, ~,
| have exc utsd the same ~
Witnes. W 4. ifarwood, Clerk oftte Dis
trtct Court, Of Dallas county.
eisen rnder my hand and seal OF saii
t9ari, IN the city OF ialiss, ti5is the i2th dsy
| OF September, A, D., Is.6.
MA. HARDWOOD.
! Clerk District /. urt
1 80 u n4sH.re-x-
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The Hs.r Display.

The original French John has the
finest display of large shell oysters,
game of all kinds, the choicest cuts OF
peel, mutton, veal, pork, etc, also salt
and fresh water fish, shrimp, poultry,
milk shoats, aud in fact the very best
of everything the markets of Dallas,
Shreveport, Galveston and New Or
leans afford. Go and try him and
Judge for yourselves. I'm
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HEALTH IS HAPPINESS
CONCENTRATES
White Sulphur Springs xsE.
Natures Own Remedy.

90 a.; s sssS.. 20 z go -. ,. =
N-rVoos Hs.a-ehs. Ssaraz - -
Sefsoo- l-oiiity sna - -. = - -
49,. A. isanx if,n = a,-os,i-rs.l ..-4.-a "a
II via relieve IA ~sr-t 60. e 49,.
etia >-ck Eca14rc.s n 49, -
houn>- All cur~ fh-n1a-s aa--.Inals - -
chronic es.gsiiE Atlslu In frs14 - - tzarIE
days.
q Is tfe n-si s1d .1--st szs..z.s -
.s.d iHr .nf li.s.-s- ta.n2 4srascrf - -
- n. entirsi5 fre- srsaru 49, - -
NJ eva uaflra-sGtu---. fa--r-lax - -
preI-Ftis>. - utrz s1k1e-n O. 40 -
oai!ls ~ i1e > -t.la il .uea = - a.
N ..tne sc-ct - Fus.-4s.s4 - -
PsrtaAncnt cure = -sC.si4-
IL ! oonSsut "A eaiy r~s-1--Eaa-@
wat+- And can y tsk-u - - -. -
sctiel I'll nut anieri-s- ~ 60 -
~ pleasure
~ analysis tks- rrsEarart1n = - -
O. ouEt.in al 10 n-,liet1ai grur--ru- -
,.,s y s.,s -. ] nsI ~sti.s -. :. -.
each plat 80. - - O. -. -
Tn ns.-l ieinsi 49, - - -
: sisr sfe ~-.l un1s1.sl-d - = - :
tcru.d uls4lcal ul-E- O. - -
-a.l -ei,i. I's.ssrs-l - 1-z-r-. 49, 49,.
ulo0a ESQ - h-AllEE AL ..1.s - -
tss-sa Ia tbsir FrpI-r F-sl-urr1u1-
ssnss "a -srv 90 .sS-.si-< -. Z,
sutsr- lnto H. $3.50. sag-etzz - -
lated F-.l---- =-=-.ns 60 - =
uklafia. puftfy ~ ~ 49,. - -
eisEson and tmfsrt1s = --1-1at 1-.-.11
toe - TIE entur ax $3.50
-. :, -, ~ =. - - = -
tag twenty I've esnts al - 80 .
dr1ssssa. ss..-r-.iY
DALAI TExa- - - -.
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,,aE STATE o. fEy.sz, -

THE STATE OF TEX $50 All tet-ans
Interested ia the guaidisIslstp of rs. -
tale OF the Haiao'S- +. W. T. 81 zsBs a 4
Slbsft; Ii Al Nj tsses ia- nasd ia tile COZ Z ~
Conrt Dallas tuGnty It's Enal account a.
guardians of said Iniugss- and petition Tor
uischaTss which NIll De heard GA III eNt l.
ration OF twenty days iToaa the nate o. M.
notica, at next fsrI1 OF said teUri 4, cl.n-
Nene On the inafd Monday IA N.yQfgber
hrkt- al the courfhou>s thereof, Ia tie. al y
- Dallas, at which Iifue hi I-rss,gs tuf.r-
est=d IA said gus ,jianship may an. ear and
Goa esa said aceoaDI IL they >.e proper
ltuess, a HAYWOOD, Clerk Vi t!!a Ioun:N
Court OF Ia las County,.
TWEEN un Ter my hsn8, AMI seal OF said
Court at ON ee, THIS 18th day ~ iJctabar, A
II. 1876. HauA'Q-5'l =
Clerk Of County Court. Iailss county. Te.,s
BY ". u. rA.ckE DeInIY -. -
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tieman Of rare social qualities as we'll,
and with the aid of his accomplished
wife. be must win for Riverside Ipsii-
tusen an enviable aud substantial re-
putatioa throughout the Siate--l .dne-
riean journal Of Education
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Your Attention, Farmers

You bali Of Fruit Tres. Vines. etc. or
dered Of iiosbaD Sur-eTies. Fruy tes. -on- q
Morgan, propffetors. Nashville -enn 10 -
delivered At Dallas. Texas, viii D. delivered
November "A, on Lamar street. one ni.ck
nor1h of rexas and s1acinc depot P.ssss
come promptly on tn. DAY apps1nfei anu
receive them aS.d pay for tue >Anc.
nov1J-d&wlt SIS MOODY, GenI AGENT.
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Gle 4MeraGS
...n,. nm. herald.

T.. a.iHviuE named gentlemen are az
..'.... =. ia f.asIg aud rcft lpt ior sutscnp'
....HI To- Ir. issntily and Weekly Herald
Isl g. b. AEgutsst-tHrge.
L. 40 tHuNrastn---UlINut NpgiuSs, texas
1871. doses l0uuau, Texas
H... 1Ivuas-- ltrnison, Texas.
Dol. DO ST.. FHt.Iaa Euui-. texas.
81. Wheeler Richardson, Dallas eoun-
Donald Decatur. Wise county,
U.rl4 ry-Iahnsop station, tsrTaht
.. b. HoEt-pcuton. Denton county
u.rf. Plano. Collin county. Te a..
.... Nj t Nuytsy VI kinney C0lliE
...H .rrl-.
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The following from the Austin
Statesman is so applicable To this city
As Information, thai We reproduce 1t tor
those interested. "Hackmen and wag.
oneTs do not seem To know it, but il il
fact that they are ~rong-doers, aad
liable for all damages il foetman he
injured by reckless or careless driving.
Tue footInan has tue right To the cross
ing, and the hackman or other teaGi
ster must stop TILT pedestrian is out
of the way. The presumption of law
seems to be that If msn, woman or
child be injured by hackman or
hofseman that the driver or ri.ier is
cuipahie, and may be fined and IN
prisoned and compelled to pay aildam
ages We read of case ia which a
gentleman crossing the street saa that
ne could only escape injury or death
by shooting the leadiong driver OF a
coach. The Jehu was killed by tine
weii-directed bullet, and the court
held that the footn,an acted in seif-tle-
icoScy AuQ WINS blaucttS-. f1ttkf15D
aud horsemen-shauid therefore be-
ware. and people need not break their
neeks running To get out of the way OF
furious riders and drivers. II j.
easier To stop the earrisge or mad,
iy-ridtien, bucking Buehephalus, and
under such circumstances the law
would not make one endangered pay for
the perforated suimal. But there is no
necessity for mad driving on the one
hand, or for pistol practice OH limo
cent horses on the other. Policemen
should instruct the whips aid faue,
performers on horseback la references
to their rights aud privileges. They
should be taught that people on foot
have the right of precedence on The
streets and crossings, and that IL is the
| business of drivers aud maunied peo-
pie To see that they endanger no one,
aud keep out OF the way aud give the
way to footmen. II a haekownerir
bond be good, and the mayor shuald
see that IL is.when the hack is licensed
he can he male TO pay for all injurie.
! done people On the sireetsn
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Il cleanses aud whitens wherever II comes,
Il whitens the teeth and II hardens the gums
II sweetens and bie ses, North and south,
IL swee tens breath, IL washes the mouth.
Il drfveth all tartar and scurf far away
Yes, SoZoDoN r saveta the teeth from decay.
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We. IN aBa-rsi.1-a - = 49,
Ie1s.. hAsln. u-sa - - AaaN4.M =
AOncEEfratsL = Ella - T.EaI - -
fspr the f4sI -sr - 49,. 49, a4NIu< = {.
opF-sFt1rlty II l-.ralnE - - 80 - =.
faItls~ ~ . huEI 49, -. -
tt-Ely rrolouurs u go - - - -
ut-on thr fnsrkat Al - -. -.
r1entlrn-1 IN Ir Celsrsan sea1ra. - g. =.
ErciAliy Ckrssnle ctan-t-l 49,. s1Lk - -
gous a. =. 1890. zna - = - r1-1..4Ina
- E.Ne nrxrr go - Fn~I~rsA44 -
live. surr auIEsrs4l -a-as1-, -
EuuwtnE ~ Il.ea-snt al - <mx-<
t1sfsfh-r slth u. T-riast s-4ty .1.H-I = -.
cIllnstsnce@. - n.n~1 cns~1 40 -.
"a. 49, - o-s-tn4 s4srr- -
u.s. <lrI n - a-kE
0ALl-AsAr asALA
Hu-Ak<-a 80 49,
silliAxs q rlllLltEE
nolI a lNTElN
DkLLAr. TexH<. la, 80
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ar p,.AosGEs warn nE.r

A common remark. II you take TUFTS
Pills you can eat any thing you like, ana feel
40 bad effects. They act specifically on
liver. stomach and bowels, causing = free
dow Of gastric juice. which Is essential TO
good digestion. dec2d2S
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Ne. NJ unasr.<n-a ers~a- 81 -.
hsxinx o-rd ~. lulsa.1s Nunl.a1.~1
" htis -1lpoor -srta.- 49, - -
uor. - thr foila- N. - 80 So
eoo-tlp>aion, -lrk 80 49, e@---a1-a
>eur.is.- - N~rruas l-1.lllIt- - n 49,
Instance have rrcrls-1 - - - -
cs><s 81 Ctructr tu1-l 49, = - -
cure As cnranou - 49, - = -
90 - ksrs EsNsr - = - - -
f.lIInx m 10 rl-srf 49, - - - !.
pl~z.-nI m - 49, - - -
hos any u.n--- <r-I-1< - - -
.nfn-~< ~ 1na - 49, = 49, -
~ IA r.-faur ~ 49, .r@14<4< 49, -
half a ths e-u-i sa-nsl,t - - - -
xss.rnx =. .srf,. - go .-a--.--
sa-iln~a .l.n.~r, - -. - -
"a nkxl - 4xk
EIH-aek
90 sssssss>
N-kst<<Ak
~ $3.50
x 49, kTr
oouuo1 . yAAxUA
&c.: ;;'sfe - - -
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Notice.

Notice l. hereby siv.a that unless instlli-
ssnee Is received Withln the time yfessftbusi
y law, OF heaBIight Certificate No 81 flr
uiIe league and labor OF land issuct to Alra-
auder Buxton. by the board If lazd cum
missioners OF Liberty county. on the Let dsy
of Fcbrnar isss which said e..stit raf- t.as-
lsen list, that Application viii be ulasie "a
The commissioner OF the i1ud ofIice Of the
STATE 81 rexas, for duplicate of said eel
titics;e No. ss. JANE ~ SIMPSON.
novsS-w2In Attorney Tor BuNrou heirs.
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REAr II.
Auer,vrA. X,

Au0tsTA, Ga NoVember q III.
De. TUT: Dear shr-As Hair Dresser
for twenty-five ycars, both in Europe and
America. have Used All kinda Of hair dyes.
and am b sppy 70 say that yours 10 superior
70 any have ever nesu. tor several yesrs
AVE used It With the greatest sAfissaetton
70 mys slt and custpm~rs. Respectfully.
{. BALrzEAN. Frsuch Asr Dresser.
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j. ii. FENDER.
Richardson, Dallas CuuntY. TPIas.
TEACHERS!

or others, with from SO Co sao. can. With =
small cunt of energy and some IsTse VIZ
anee. clear a GOOD INCOME Tor tl. uexi
uOnths more
sius r. o. BOX 81. Dallas, Dallas county.
Vim IexA-
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.NeurlIf.'

The instantaneous and infalliDie
remedy for Neuralgia-at Hoskins q
HoweII's drug store. Dallas. I'D
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Nkw YOkK. November q, The
Post says the decline in gold y not
svss, sesea4, when rrmsmbered tat
thsrs = ~ ntliIons % the way fron,
Earofss
5salznys Ala, Nosemhsr a8 =
seln Jp1n g 0afdon wss nsnl-
* ~ Docrasic eaasas NJ
issesnbsr a tn
= - 1nsasr1l
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THE PISTOL.

rH- uHrTi~ aai harI-s eagle ~
.H.s-- o. Nungbtr - >bess-Nettb-r
rHuFt.k u-is - on HRdls Wout-ied.
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RELIGIOUS.

Misunderstanding at 10H A. NJ and
7P.M., by Rev. Samuel Kramer, of
Washington, d. C. All are cordially in
vited.
WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH-Preach-
ing tomorrow at l04 A. M. and u T. NJ.
by the pastor. Rev. J. M. p. Otis, D. D..
Subject for the morning, "Out OF the
Jaws of Death" for the evening, Man
and Machidery," the third sermon on
Centennial Topics. All are cordially in
vited.
First Presbyterian Church, Market
street above och. Rev. +. b. Du Val,
pastor. Communion services at 1890 A:
M. Subject pursuit of Divine Life. -
1850 P. Nj. Subject ".Ahab and Elijah. "
Sunday School at 2 o'clock. Young Peo-
ples Prayer Meeting at 2 P, M. Stranger
kindly welcomed,
Services tomorrow in the First Bap-
fist Church, King street, above 10th.
Children's service at 1880 A.. M. Ad-
dresses may BIZ expected from the pastor,
u. M. Eastwood and Houng San Win, a
native of Burmah. Singing by the School.
Sunday School will meet at A. M
Preaching at 7:3O P. M. by the pastor.
| A cordial invitation is extended.
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FIRST EDITION
The Fraudulent Tar Receipts.

HOW DESPERATE REPUBLICANS ENDEAv
oRED TO INTIMIDATE THE INSPECTORS
INTO RECEIVING THEM AS GENUINE.
1t has already been mentioned that
at the Little Election" on Tuesday
last. large number of fraudulent tax
receipts were retained by the Demo-
cratic Inspectors when the negroes Of
fered to vote on them. In some in
stances the Republicans raised no OBJ
lection to the manner in which their
fraudulent schemes were banked, but
in some of the upper Wards they
were greatly incensed and threatened
all manner of violence.
In the Eighth Ward the Democratic
Inspector Mr.. James Kennedy, was
abused and villifed all the afternoon
and the Republicans were repeatedly
urged by Capt. Gallagher and Hen
Hawkins to ''tear him out of the VIM
dow" In one instance, where fraud
ulept tax receipt had been retained,
Capt. Gallagher insisted that the man
offering it be sworn as to having paid
a tax within two years. This the In
spector refused to do, and in the sub
sequent discussion, the Inspector offer.
ed 10 submit his action to legal deci-
sion and his offer being acceded to
VIM 3. McCaully Esq, was mutually
agreed upon as the referee. A messen-
ger was despatched to the offide of
that gentleman, but Capt. Gallagher
did not wait until the return of the
decision, which was to the effect that
the Inspector did exactly right in re-
fusing to accept the oath of man af-
ter he had attempted to vote on fraud
ulent receipt.
One man, after Offering and losing
a forged receipt, returned, shortly at
forwards, with a genuine receipt. In
spector Kennedy then accepted his
vote, although he had perfect right
TO refuse it after the mans illegal at
tempt.
The firmness of the Democratic In.
spectors on Tuesday last in retaining
the forged tax receipts on which ne
groes have been illegally voting fol-
years was commcndable; and if the
holders of these receipts are promptly
prosecuted illegal voting in this city
will receive a most effectual check.
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Special NOTICES.
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ne blood aud gives tone to the stomach, rem
yates the system and pfolongs life.
Inow only ask trial this valuable Tonic.
Erice " per bottle. 4. +. KUNKEI. Sole
proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa. Ask your
Fuggist f0r kukel's Bitter Wine Of Iron, and
VI others are col ntarfeit so beware Of them.
Tape Worm.
Entirely reno, ed with purely vegetable
hedicine, passing Fl n the system alive. No
Zee until the head tsses. Come and refer
epatients treated. pr. Z. +. KUNKEL, No.
50 North Ninth St.. Philadelphia Advice
iree. Seat, Pin ind Stomach Worms also re-
@oved. Ask your druggist for KUNKEL's
NORM SYRUP. Price, 81 per bottle. Send
circular. mayld&wlm
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-07
From the Penninsular News.
Il THIRD CANDIDATE.

LETTER ERoM REV. j. b. MANN-HE DE-
cLINEs TO BE A CANDIDATE FOR CON-
GREss.
pr. d. 5. PRETTY MAN, My dear Friend
You aud |, though not always agree
ing IN our political views, have been fast
friends for number of years. To this
fact attribute your very fattering edi-
torlat under the captoin Above quoted.
You are correct in the opinion that eff
foris are in progress" to induce the
writer TO accept" the nomination and
canvass the State on the Moral Reform
platform but these efforts have
failed and will continue to fail, for the
reasons following
l. L am Methodist minister and de-
sign remaining one until the master,
whose gracious call 1 obeyed, shall grant
me an honorable discharge.
2. l could only consent to serve in
Congress at the instance Of the best
classes OF people all over the State" to
gether with the occurrence Of the authori-
ties of the M. E. Church, conditions
clearly impossible, especially the former,
considering that pol tical morals, with
us, are at lower ebb than in South Caro-
lima.
.. L believe l can do more to promote
the cause of Temperance in my present
relation than in that Of a member of Con-
gress.
A. Third parties. except when strong
enough to break the ola organizations
and combine their better elements, never
accomplish the ends of their creation. On
the contrary, they generally assist the
worst OF the previously existing ones ;
therefore, as rule l am opposed to
them.
Moreover, while our distinguished Re-
representatives. in Congress are swinging
around the circle "-denouncing the cor
rup. Ion in Mississippi and other southern
states, they know-you know every in
telligent, honest man knows that cleo
tions are carried on in Delaware by a
system OF bribery so open and shameless
that it has ceased to surprise, much less
arouse 10 indignant protest the better
class of citizens, The semblance of vir.
tue inspiring our mighty men," must
surely provoke smile from the DEVIL
Reform, while we are under the power Of
mean and ignorant men, with plenty Of
money, and oceans OF the meanest whis
key, is out OF the question. Wherefore
L pray thee, have me excused.
Yours IN Christ, j. b. MANN.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-07

The regular meeting of the Democratic
Association was held, last night, Presi-
dent Lore in the chair, after the transac-
tion,ofsome minor business the Association
adjourned, and the ''singing-school' was
organized, with Thos. NJ. Ogle as singing
master. aThen for half an hour the hall re-
sounded with good Democratic campaign
sons, sung to popular airs, to the great
enjoyment of the audience. The s'sing-
ing school" is successful institution.
This evening the association will be
addressed by VIM. Ii. Newton, Esq. of, St.
Georges, Del. The meeting will open at
s o'clock.
Chas. b. Lore, Esq, will address the
Democrats Of New Castle, in the Court
House, tonight.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-07

THAT BLOODY SHIRT.-A bloody shirt
was found at Crozierville, Delaware Co.
The Chester Neus says: Nothing Of any
importance has developed itself in the
bloody-coat mystery. There being MOTH
ing appropriated todefray the expenses OF
investigation such matters, and one being
willing to spend time in an endeavor to
ferrit this case out, it is probable that 1t
will rest as it is. A great many theories
have been advanced in the case, and the
general idea is that it has bad look. IL
certainly ought to be. investigated more
fully than it has been.