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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02

RssARxlslE stories come to us from
Oregon regarding .he discovery Of silver
springs in Waco county. a hundred
and sixty acres his claimed is covered
with the springs and the ore found in
the m has been ss@ayed and pronounced
70 b. worth nine dollars per ton. Neya-
do and California are likely 10 be deser.
tod and the new FL Dorado possess all
tie -psrs population Of bosh without
Delay. u half that is told Of this .iIrer
dsps4t be true the country viii not
t<yvlu6.i for another year Al least
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02

PSErry school marin u wiscon-
sin county, 10 prevent scholars from
being iardy, promised to kiss the first
scholar Who made his appearance at the
schoolhouse. All went well for few
days. and tho nineteen-year old boys,
anxious 10 participate in this fun, actu-
ally sct 10 roosting on the fence all
night in order 10 be at school the first
in the morning. This became Inonoto-
nous, and the teacher gave the idea up.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02

JOHN r. ALLEN.
JAMES Is. SIMPSON. Ell. Com.
W Y CLARK;
III. A. srByc ER, Secreiary. Dallas. Texas.


THs press Of the North are Justly in
dignant Mt the revolutionary action Of
the South Carolina Returning Board
An excellent exchange, in reviewing
tho action of the Board, remarks that
in any State where there il the least re-
gard for law. decision Of the Supreme
Courtwouli have been promptly obeyed;
but in South CAROLYN. the carpet baggers
insolently defy the decision Of their
own chosen court that shares their po-
litical faith, and the defeated candidates
unbiushingly reject certain unassailed
returns. count themselves in as elected
and sign their own certificates of cleo
ton. Had there been a single Demo.
cratic election board in the State to adj
nit illegal votes or TO reject illegal
votes, or had there been a single Dem
ocratie county board TO revise the pre-
cinet returns, or had there been single
Democratic Judge % deliver the law.
there might be some pretext for com
plant that wrong had been done the
Republicans; but in this case the Re.
publican State return board has set
aside the returns OF Republican precinct
and county boards in defiance of the
decree Of Republican court. and the
defeated candidates ON the State board
have. by iawless and revolutionary
proceeding. declared themselves elected
to the Offices for which they were re-
jeeted by the people. Is it not about
time that the people OF the North be-
gan to look over their partisan preiu
dices TO the value Of law and justice in
States which aim to control not only
the national legislature. but the highest
trust in the gift Of the country2
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02

os November -. District Attornet
Wells entered suit for tn. United States
szainst General Oliver Otis Howard. A
r. Sheppard and Edgar Ketchum, the
two last named as suteties on the bond
Of the fret named. to recover
he sum Of sl25 os. which II is charged
he has not accounted for. and which
sum came into bis hands by virtue Of
his appointment a. special agent aad
officer Of the bureau of refu
gees. Freshman and abandoned lands
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02
rsE E,.EorouAL vorr


opinion of Dsstia2aishes Lawyer
The follosirg opinion Of judge John
A. Campbell. formerly an associos iHs,
tice OF the Supreme Court Of the United
States, will be read with eonsis. cradle
interest 10y all Texans
Every act performed by any voter
officer. legislative body. or eleetor. must
iind its sanction u a provision Of the
constitution of the United States. or
law Estate or Federal) made under its
authority.
Surprising the electoral eollegss to De
filed hy qualified electors, a mAj pfity IF
the whole number appointed must eon-
cur in favor OF one person To elect him.
The suppression of the vote of "a State,
or OF AN individual eleotor as not anali-
fed, viii not change the rule. under
stand the words in the twelfth aiuend-
ment of the constitution to signt t. that
not less than q nsjoriiy OF all tire elac-
to,s whom tie laws require to ha APP
pointed viii be Sufficient 10 elect HIM
In the present election some candidate
must have one hundred and eighty five
votes The history OF this 81 ,use as
shown in !; Madison Debates. l497-l5a3,
proves this. II neither OF Ia caudi-
dates should have sufficient number
OF votes, majority Of all the States
through their representatives in the
Congress, are required
In no event can the present iilcum-
bent hold over. He Ia elected fora term
Of four years, nor can Congress. nor any
/, h,
trainers Of the Consultation have not
committed the fatal error 81 fa.,ltt,rs, .
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02

SAM RANDALL TO AN INTERVIEWER.

Then YOU hold to the rwenty-seeond
Joint Rule r
II certainly do"
But the senate will make the claim
that il Is abrogated "
Can one House of Congress enact
joint rules that are binding on both p
"Assuredly not.
Then they can not repeal them,
either, after they have been made"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02

RApIcN incenditries have burned the
homo Of the liant Hampton to ashes.
The heart Of the whole South goes out
TO yen, Hampton, aud the value Of your
home shall be paid ten-fold But what
. malignant outrage
TINS residence OF Wade Hampton wa.
not nccndiarized as reported 1t was
the homestead o. his sister.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02

rHE uEEAtp would suggest TO Bro.
Norton the propriety of sending tho
mails on botA Of the Pacific trains,
which daily leave Dallas. Such service
would immeasurably advance the inter
ests OF our merchants, and prove Of
great advantage TO the business com
nunity generally Let this be done, by
all means IL compatible with depart
mont regnlatinns.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02

TIE case Of Marcus Morton, who
more than thirty wears ago WAS elected
Governor Of Massachusetts by one vote.
IS a familiar illustration used 10 show
the importance OF a single ballot. We
now have another instance where one
vote has determined an election. In
the Third Congressional District OF
Missouri the total number OF votes for
member Of Congress just eanvasse, was
1919. OF which Frost. the Democratic
candidate, received $, 100, and Meiealfe
v99. thus giving the eIeefiol, to Frost
by one vote only The Republicans.
however, dispute the eour
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02
The erras..s Mar 81 a., A..

From the Charlotte ~. CT obseryer.l
Hoo. Montgomery Blair, who has
been so3ourning few days in South
Carolina IN the interest Of honest deal
ing aud a tair count Of the vui actually
cast said to a gentleman on the train
'ls he was leaving the State, flist he re-
saried Gen. Hampton as one Of the
greatest men OF the age Ths campaign
that Hampton inangurated aud carried
through. Notwithstanding the. fact The
State was overrun with troops. was the
most truly admirable piece Of states
inansiiip that this country bad ever
witnessed.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02

MANY Democrat gazes wistfuily upon
his old hat as he gioomily reflects upon
the delay cecasioned by villainous re-
turning boards Suspense is very hard
20 bear, but when such momentous
results are involved as the wearing Of q
new ehapcau, a keener anxiety and
more pressing so'ieitude n felt for a
promp, aad amicabIe adjustment of all
dltiionlties.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02

ASoTHER Republican elector il in
trouble. In Pennsylvania one 5. W
Starkweather was the regular nominee,
hut Philadelphia cast its entire Republi.
can vote foe Samuel W. Starkweather.
while the remainder Of the State voted
for Seth W. Starkweather. The case
goes to the courts
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02

Tnr Returning Board Of Louisiana is
composed Of two negroes. They are TO
decide whether that oppressed State has
voted for Tiislen or not. Grant swesrs
BY his beard that he win sustain what
those two negroes may do. with all the
powers OF the Government And yet
there are p-opie either simple or chart
table enough 70 SAY that Grant is not
wicked, is nos a stupid fellow, and never
drinks quart Of resl-eye in any one day.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02

PErrR CoorFR proposes simple, sat.
isfaciory TO him) and honorable settle
Taent of the present Presidential DIFF
Realities, that the three highest can.
didatss shall draw straws" Peter had
better stick to his glue barrels and air
cushion.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02

Tnr New York Herald demands the
impeachment OF Grant for the South
Carolina outrage. This powerful paper,
ranged on the side Of the relentlessly
hostile New York Sur, will contribute
largely to the 6nal overthrow OF this
embryo dcspot---this well-nigh full
hedged tyrant, Grant He will rend the
nation asunder If he can; but will the
Republie permit it2
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02

SENAroR SHERMAN, Of Ohio, has finally
taken stand against the disrsputable
Returning Board Of Louisiana, and has
expressed his indignation at it's course
in his kilograms and letters to the
Nnrth
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02
Lau.ssama Returning board.

NEW ORLEANS, November 2s.-The
Returning Beard met. with All the
nieini,ers, Republican and Democratic
committees and counsel present.
General Anderson made another per-
.sonsi explanation.
Judge Spofforsi suggested the Board
shNuid give an order TO compel the
supervisors Of the following parishes
TO hand iD their returns: Franklin.
Grant, Livingstone, Lafayette and Tan.
gipaIiea. Judge spo.sord remarked
that in these parishes there We're large
Democratic majorities.
Governor Wells said the Board was
entirely independent OF the superyi-
sors.
judge seofierd-It is Ia the power
of these i've supervisors, by holding,
contrary to law, the returns Of five
parishes where the Democratic msjor-
tiles are two Thousand, 10 make or I'M
make president or u governor.
Governor Weiis--If tile retarns are
not here, the votes cannot he counted.
Mr.. Gaultbreaux asked II certified
copies In the district court could be
produced, as the law provided for the
use OF those copies when the original
returns are lost ani could not be pro-
CURED.
Governor Wells said he had aIresdy
ruled On that point and thsueht il un-.
necessary 10 say more aboat ii, as the
copies eonii not be received.
aIr Gauithrenax and Judge Spofford
urged the necessity Of ordering the
supervisors to make their returns
Governor Wells replsei he would
give an order IL the returns were not
produced by "Wednesday.
Colonel ZaehArIe filed q motion 10
the effect that twensy-fonr hours hay.
ing elapsed the party proposingto In :.
vesfigste Irregularities shall fix sone
place and name member Of The
United States commissiun to take the
testimony. He shall notify the couu-
SCI on the opposite side twenty four
hsxsrs In advance. 50 that both may
o present when the Testimony Is being
taken.
The motion wss overruled immedl-
afeIy.
The Baard shep went into executive
secession.
szs<s1Si4 Bss Essas-sy ses TIA. !.
Gssr<sse.
NEw Oixi.EANs, November g, The
toilewIag wnfs the Droeesaings before
~ Rstarnlns Hssrd yesterday even-
liss lnttaaa celoseds oise u thslI
llEuSlih 81 ~ ! s6ail
SjIj
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02

- NfAt ~ N'EhAt rbttiAA Elte-tEt pre- 2
scented two days after. contains some IN
teresting points that should be given
rsE CoaMITTEE rAY--i GIANT SAYS
In the state OF Lou II has been bitterly
isianH there ~ "a 5oy-'aad pefslsfertly a.
evnor In ctnse whel legged that keilogg
yves hts scat g. tie tn was not elected.
fryTsFcRcc y tAc saftenf@ " hsthef he Wa az
,lstrss, which has rev. MT u not altogether
uguikcsi his tItic 10 the certain, nor Is IL any
Office, aat De rccsun ~ more certain tllst hta
sag ases.faiaae,,fef re .coInpe.ilnv. a'Enery
ftcfs ~ leaIi ipr1ccis. was chosen 1H&
but las ha-ct is ac-fEbKCrIsE WAS A Oh
ton s1iclV sa me HjegrfGAs &c FRAUp, aid
GItieF u q iU,iy-. Ia tiI' t8ere are no reliab
same state there l. a returns Of iis result
l. iSl aturc 1nf tFtt'h AcffU Ubf,sif tsd IrJsses-
II whtch derives rs tiaH ~ ne gf1ce, and III
authority from thc asB sBf,sipn ms Hiors
saasc order, the other righ 70 4 than as can't
neing organized by pst4for.
majority who have
been established In
uower IN a. ofltcr is,fsr-
| fsrcHcc n ne national
| ggrcrnmeaf and which
| majority derives It
| rltir, not fgou any le
! tul sscws talunent q
4 the fEcts hut from the
4 cetttdcaies % y return
4 ing uoLrd when hD
| nisconecived ant eN-
l ecesls iis authoiity.
Theso assertions should be taken and
he'll to come from good Republican
authority. But we subjoin two more
extraots--one the Judgment Of decent
Republicans, the other the diets of par
tisan and drunken President
TaH CON MIFtEE. The PRESIDSsT.
| Nlthasf ncH rsielrsigI 4 hsfsE no etfdcari
b. other tast4aces zee aFs that tie proceedings @
| eUaSfrffn~f % fsriureithf4 ilrtrJf Has u
thai fhr nston n tAe rc-iaccorcfHcs ,e me lsfu
. ! turning b9nr{. On be.iastsY which Trey acted
| trltais.u1S \ sBITRA ~. W neither in sNcindi u
Us1I-T. AND IN OF frotn their count Ger
or 40 y TLLEs q. uqfl tain retlrnk. they tser
| hut WIS AEBgTR EK1 lFfgM or tev0HQ, 4
U~IUsr ASD ILg.EvA Ligltesfi0H afai dep iist
| tCriuS ALONE PHr,-ilD0H the erisisacc thsl
VENTED CHE RE-Ihni b@f,re fhest: hsif
tIuNN Bf I'll E.tS csFB cic7tr fhaftpe "a
/ HOARD OF A N A-igiuss thc potter, y iss5
. IOEflN or ClNSEk-i choose o. Fc~FcfSC Il, q
| NArtNE NkNBEH- tics'ifiiag mn tgrey: an,
+ Of THE LOWER JIriad 5scse the person
| HOUSE. Whom they re urI1 a
elected are entitled 4
tine @ fices for whic
they were candidates
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02

GaiDsvilie Gazette The Hsspersan
calls the celebration Of NJ sraf Gras
tonifooIery. and intimates that the eli.
tor Of Tar DxiLAs HEaALb is III prince
OF fools for niarring It's lne tropolitan
pages with the suggestion that Dallas
should again celebrate its re tnrn with
becoming eclat
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02

SMITH says his inability To compre-
bend she true inwardncss of the Presi-
dental muddie Is owing 10 the fact
that he was not educated at the cleo
toral college.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02

CmrF lUs1scE WAITE is at Columbia,
South Carolina, and viii preside over
the habeas corpus case Of the electors
imprisoned Tor contempt
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02

srrresE, says the Eap.gsr, that all the
Republican electors IN Vermont had
been postmasters. Then what7
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02

TINS New York San will produce in a
few days facsimile OF Grants endorse
ment 10 Avery, which Grant says Is
forged. We don't believe him.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02
lMPORIENr TO EDUCATORS.

To Teachers and others interested In Adj
vaneing the Cause 81 Edueation in North
ern Texas
Atac convention held in the City OF
Dallas. October l4th, the North Texas
Teachers Assooiation was organized,
and the constitution and bylaws gov
erning its deliberations and declaring
its purposes were adopted at a regular
meeting November 4th, 1876
IL is conceded that tia National
Teachers Association" composed OF
members from State, rbunty, district,
city and town organizations. has exert
Ell most salutary influence in behalf
Of the educational interests of our COM
mon country, and it is confidently be
lieved that an association Of teachers in
Northern Texas can, by its meetings, free
discussions, comparison OF views, and
results Of genuine experience, be made
to subserve the best interests of schools
and those engaged ia contracting them.
To this end the association desires your
corporation and hereby requests the
presentation of your name for election
to membership, and your attendance a,
the regular sessions on the first Satur.
day in each month No fee for mem.
berslip is required
1t is hoped that county or district in.
stitntes auxiliary TO this parent associa-
ton will be organized during the schol-
| sstic year and that as early as July next
the majority of the teachers of North.
orn Texas will assemble in the City Of
Dallas and spend a few days in such
thorough institute work as will essen
TALLY advance the the grand interests Of
/ the cause Of education.
JOHN X. ALLEN.
JAMES Is, SIMPSON. Ell. Com.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02

CAS'r we turn ourselves into a return
inE board here Ia Texas, and count out
Georgia With st,lsl votes she bids
fair TO take the banner.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02

TuANXsorvINo pAyl Who will eensure
tho people Of the South, if ii be uot oh
.eryed9
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02


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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02

ChscAGD. Nv
Cfor'k reports iaAf ..-s
With the f-1rrh
the Cb-s~ula rs--r
one hundrs-f i-tz. = e.
Of f.ssdcr Rvs, 80 -a.
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02
They viii Throw Out Democratic
Parishes and Count in the
Republican Electors.
The Returning Board EHdsavoriag to Hor.
rify the Country with a CHASTITY Tale
of a coiored Woman's Torture
Well Told bat too Thin.
The Outrage Story Becomes More Trans
pareat as Light Is Thrown Upon IT.
The Radicals Securing the
Country for Balldozed
Witnesses.

Sfsti riSifars fraan sio Ida-su senator
Jnstsa'- 0eis,isn. sa. Question Set
lied iss Favsr oil risdea
Special to The Iiersidl
NEW ORLEANS. November Is II:40
Il. M-ftie news from Fiorita exeifes
ihe widest enthusiasm. Senator
Julian, five minutes age, authorized
me to interim y;,u, in answer to your
inquiry. that from trustworthy private
advices the question. in Ms opinion, is
now settled IN favor Of Tilden.
PELICAN.
the Coae rsEsas IN, sa,,s Carolina Tx.
elites rrafoand Feeling ia ine Cres-
c.at ci.3.
Special to The Herald.
NEW ORLEANS, November 2S.-The
coup dietat IN South Carolina excites
profound feeling throughout the city,
hut while the excitement is intense,
and the wrong freely denounced in
measured terms, there is not the
slightest probability of any lawiess-
ness.
The capitol building vas taken pos
session of by the soIdiery under the
command OF General Ruger, IN obedi-
ance toinstrne;ions from the Secretary
Of War, aud uobedy allowed in the
ball of representatives but persons
holding certificates signed hy the
aaYGe Board of caavassers. The
House was organized before any of the
Democrats retarned b. the board were
admitted
The Returning Board here are show
ing their hand. The ease viii be closed
to morrow, when thu. hoars. viii sum
up. a number of Democratic parishes
viii be thrown out, and their decision
VII undoubtedly be for The Hayes
electors.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02
REPUBLICAN TESTIMONY

George + Hears report 10 Congress,
IS wen as Grants special message pre-
scented two days after, contains some IN
teresting points ihat shonli be given.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02
The Bosra'- ta,en,Isa.
Tie Eatir- case

must be siised by "Wednesday Dighi,
when The Returning Board Will suul
up, aud ia a day or two annnunce thesr
ii'elsi"u, which, from his idea of IL.
Republican maj 'rity in tse STATE, vii
ne u"queslionaiiy Tor the H4ye>
'-iect"rs. That viii pasitiN ely be the, =
decision alter they throw oar mum
her OF Democratic parishes. When
that is dnue and the electors have ts-,n
commissioned, the board. 80 W-ii-
say, VIII AZ .in commerce Oh tine rv-
turns and canvass them for
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02
THE SITUATION.

THE SITUATION. /
The Question Settled In Favor
OF ailaen and Hendricks
and Reform.
Is seHator Jul!aa's elpiHien.
Eased en- Trustworthy
Florida AGsiees.
The Anticipated Coup d'Etat in
South Carolina Success
fully Carried Out.
The Edgefield and Laurens DEM
oorats Eieoted by the
military.
sFhstpf eheFaan ADVISES 6ofeFner
Hayes 10 withdraw from ihe
frssideniiai contest.
Ga,es sepbrjed 10 iisve Aesspied the
Suggestion atid dispatched a
Messenger 10 Washington.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-24

there is nothing that machinery canno.
do. The United States hold undnputed
possession of the first rank in this line
The exhibits Of other countries are small
in comparison, yet they are choice.
THE ART GALLERY
attracts more attention at present than
any other building, but am afraid a
great deal of its beauty and refining in
fuences are lost upon the majority Of its
visitors, for instance, time and again, IN
one afternoon, l saw persons OF An appar'
emily high degree of intelligence rush up
10 within six inches of a fine oil painting
and gaze at it second or two, inutter,
every grand; fine piece of work, "and then
RUSH ON TO THE NEXT,
asd the next, and so on all around the
apartment, repeating the same
operation at every picture. Such people
are always in hurry and never accom-
plish anything. Ifyou were to ask them
twenty-four hours afterwards what they
had seen they couldn't tell you. There
are OF course great many persons VINO
enjoy and appreciate thoroughly the line
works OF art there displayed.
THE WEATHER
has become somewhat cooler and conse-
quently an increased attendance at the
Exposition may be reasonably expected.
POLITICS
are quiet. The Republicans are trying to
put on brave face for the coming cam.
paign, but the Democrats are acknowl-
edged to have the true reform ticket and
the Republicans with all their blowing
cannot deny it. Judging from what lit.
tie communication I have had with diff
terent persons, everything promises will
for Tilden and Hendricks.
p. Il. Z.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-24
Rules and Regulations OF the wheel.
ing Horse Market and Stock
Agency.

LIST. All stock sold by this Agency to be
as represented or money refunded, and the
highest bidder TO be the buyer.
ID. All horses offered for sale and prove
not as represented by the owner, IL sold
and returned, will be charged with the
commission.
Sd. A deposit will be required OF all buy
ers when the property Is Knocked down to
them.
4th. All horses sold at public auction
will be subject to trial until 4 o'clock p. NJ,
and If not as represented oy the aucttoueer
are returnable and the money will be re-
funded.
5th. This Agency will not be responsible
for stolen or mortgaged property. The sell
Ter will at all times be made known to the
buyer, and where any doubt exists q
searching Investigation will pc made and
fully represen. ed to the purchaser.
9th. A registry fee OF Soc will be charged
for all stock to be offered Tor sale through
this agency. An additional fee OF 90 will
be cb arged where the property Is to be ad-
vertised in our regular Catalogue sales.
7th. a commission ofS5 90 will be charged
on all sales Of horses under 500, and per
cent additional on all sums over 500 same
on wagons, bugsies, harness, &C., unless
under $40, then 10 per cent will be the COM
mission.