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New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
Einancial.
TO THE BONDH0LDERS
or TUR
Chesapeake G. Chic R. R. Go.

decson rendered IN the United States Circuit Court
sad ohio airOal tho state Courts OF Nir
ina and West Virgins, and Gen W. C. NlCkAh las been
appointed Receiver by sc Courts In accordance Win the
nearly uHsn0us choice Of the Ondoifs aDd all other par
es represented ~ be pat IN the 18th INST
hs rhsuit 10 OF great mPO tco 10 sac Interests of TIE
GDrdhOdcs ens VIII inspire renewed confidence ~ theflture
ui The eDes and promote tie early Ophsanna on or the
PLAN OF HDHGANlZATION, Which has alreaiy been sc-
cepted by B'nholiers TO TIE extent Of SOOOOO,
Including upward OF S6g0O00 Of tie First Mortgage Bonds
hany other have only awa he decision OF the questions
pending In the United States Court.
II important 10 The interests OF All who desire IN partiei
pate adV2nt ses they should signify
Ii without delay.
when II s accomplished all 4 for the improve
mont ~ e connect and business OF the 0a viii receive
lmpetus and the hands Of roorca1i1ai Company,
freed from financial embarrassment and possessing the al
yaniagos ~ confidence and cro marked improvement in
all lis interests well IN the market yaue OF s securities,
must follow.
copies tho Plan OF Reorganization. which every Bond.
hoer s0Il obtain mM atey, be hal 1t the Office Oi
1INk lAICH Eo SassausL, or viii DO mailed by them
10 any address.
We grcd being holders % First Mortgage Bonds
have accepted end heary approve tie above fiAn oi Heon
Lzstipn.
RICHARD IRWIN, A. A. Low,
JOHN CASrsI.E, G.. a. FRY,
C. uuSTINUFov TM. WHiiEwRTGHT.
ALEX. MA,IEKrOS. DAVID STFWAkf
JONAS O.. CLARK. CJAS. BUHKUALTER,
JLOND ASPIs WhLf. GEO. j. PINFiELD,
EDWD. DUNHAN. FISK & HATCH.
NEW YOEh. JRB. I, 1915
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20

TT t9re deliver, the rsrket duh ani Besagro
sales yesterday after Jsnay & 800 'aei & los fsDTs p
s l1G} Is 'si & Y rs ,ec' May 100 i$s'ssc sjo 1859
IN, I0 8O}s Isissc July zoo Ii $3.50. August 100
iq1s 1'so "O iots. E7Oo BALES FIRST cal; Ann ~
5c5 is,os ,o5- Aasust iES ''1 800 giS.d tSi
fSiid cli1 August 100. l4sse. totol. 200 bale
SIrs tod y NJ 10 . 2. m.-Jsn ary 80 u e2c; ~ :
sis,oe Fsorar 2'e ,ss 49, i2es 60; y y ge, S
fss@t'Ic IL 9sse 20 I55c 40, II i'sse Nay. 100
Is .g,c g6y lSsc; i.46 10 si-gc. 10 HPG.i Co
{? is:e Aug st. 40 ID 5ssG t6u S,5JO bAo grand to;s
ko,3 o bales. -, ~, ,.,.... -..
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
Gteaintaais nn3 Rliirca0o.


pRlDGEpORT and all paints on llOusatonic
nrd Naugqtuck HaiircNis fare sl - amer B.IDiE
PJiT leaves CatN.ncs at ~ no'n ara hnHgei'fEstll
p
nALTIHONE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
> Leave EswIor1 LOA iOJt % Deab4osscs and Cort'
s35 a. NJ foi washnsou aaG tho west Through from
New. FORK ~ N4sAingtun. 'ulinsh srrprrA ana day
cars from Baltimore 10 Pittsburgh Chicago. Cincinnati
A.. makes coancciious Tor CuumDua
rnd suarcs Louisville and Sew-O-ieaus. - .
Nts nEtOn dl tIr SOutl, ,tnlah, FOitia
sni Sen Jilesnsi Pullman laii9r cars iE"1. e" lo'A
s55 o. ~ ,.lly Tor Washington. tho Sorth anl WeGt
Pu si,~Icrs 10 VI cfllgic1. 4td from EltHu." {"
I.nsuaatI. Louis. 90. making close Jn1teiioLs
tpunrrts nt NGshin 1on with trains FOR Richmoau
Lvuchburg, Savannah, floii a. Nt" Oriraie ana tAo
For through tickets please call 20 Company ohccs 49l
3i5 -. Pfol way, NeV-hOfz aid Al lcket olcss
tot of ndt and Desbrcs,es and depot J.y ti'
ASK FOR TlCKhrS VIA DALlIMORh AND ONO IL. H.
\ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
EI rNIETER ARRANGEhENli ,-,-. -.
Commencing Oct 20, 1875 Trains leave Hun'e''fo "
800 a. m-E1:rcss mall for oreenport sag Haroor and
iG60 a. nI-Man ain for Port Jefferson. Locust valley
Hemrstsad and hocsaway. ,,,,,. an, tI.c,,.,e,5
$50 o. NJ Express for Greem.ort sag HAOor LoOuss WV
lev Temp.toad, and BockAwsJ. - ,., x,.u,. .,
40 D. press fOc P0It JeaerSo1 Do0u'' 'ao!' Aau
SS6 m-Express Locust Valley. Hempstced and Rock
awaSc Accommodation for Horthport and Hampstead
hs s,ye Ioany or Washing ioa toO W 7,5J p
m aud At 0, 1855 and iistp T. nno,,-, N
''' ~ SUnDAl TRAlSS
300 m.-Eor pOxt J1JessDA iOCuAt |ailey ann uoin2
5,5o D. u-For EorApor. locust Valley, and HempsteM
&.bHrDBRs General Manager
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nrn'ture.

TOR CASH EUTTN5-YciyrtacaS, Carpets.
.liiin., Cloths, Cashmere. ost-rotne, .ee an! bed
.a.lrl. i.t.. i,lcai.uS. sti1+le pIlls. ~ dJOti
ta1 D.. 's .. AE3-..~ D..r ,.i o. '3 .''l Eiall"al.
HURNITUBE, CARPETS, and BEDD !NG-
large sf,,. superior quality ad i0w Pue's GO - -.
COW .l..I"Aif s. Co.'s. 10 d1t ~ 'lafltn.f.
I.., Dr.. trsu in prices lr u-tt 80 d. C-uUcr sans
IRON ~: .itlr Sit,. t-on 80
AFTiCN FURNITURE.
DTGl[S. CHAIRS.
LIBRARY TABLES, BOOKCASES, &C..
OFFICE l'UH&lIJHN
or EVERY DFsCGIPWoN.
i w. IC3 PpJTOH-ST.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
Dip,0cno Notices.
Dnsiness Chances.

EOR SALE-A popular COUNTRY STORE,
4 vel stocked, dong good trade aud ior the last 20
years by present proprietor opportunity for
person engage safe reliable business already esiab
lslled Further particulars OF WILLIANs q POTTER 229
Front st. \. " or I. ". WEEKS, CIon Cove, N. Y.
rz,O MANUFACTURERS.- The advertiser
wishes 10 engage !n sse profitable, well established
business will give his services and seveTl thou
collars apnicons please stare CE2"tly
what the business Address STANLEY" box 34Si.
Post-Oaca
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
Gc9al NoIltes.

NOTICE OF SIGNMENT.-NOtice is here
by that Mary A. 's and ophea csi, partners In
trade unG-r the firm II Best CO.. Of the C1ty o Rev
ark Comfy aad Stst OF Jersey, have is day
made assignment 70 The subscriber o. their partnership
TATE for the m benefit their cTier and that TIE sad
creditors musi exhibit ter respective ciolnA under oath or
affirmation WITHIN iho term % thee months nom te dato
hereof Daiei HOwJ-l, y. J.. Jan. ]. 1870.
NA. ". r!IUhNhY, ASST nee All broadway, " Y City,
or =. ". 9: J. iDfhOH, Attorneys, Newark, ~.
NOTICE OF ASSIGN j. hereby
= -i,. Do that CHARLES r.. CALkINS and THEODORE
JtS SI,GS, psfuc!s doing busne under the fm name Il
CALKIN5 ,s JEN SISGS. OF the Cly 0f Pn,er0I IN the
CuWy % 'n- a.c Ind STATE 0t ewlerseJi e ai-o "a
CiftIi.E- u. tsIkiN1 ana Ti'rOBbltE = Jt-NNlNti-,
sc,rla,y and indy r a. have ts day nade an Assignment
f--ribnI - % trir estate for Tue bsacft Uf e pIi
ittisiual creditors res-ctiv Is. aud TIT
sud c igls ok lt their respective claims under oath
ol Affirmation. Nltlla thc terra cf tilioo month";
EE&JA.iiS GERDE Assignee,
ia Main ST.. Paterson. y. j.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
i21Iav3vTh
ANupREAIE NNNRT.-In the mattnr Of the

t.lUPHENE tUUKI.-In tAe Wlttrr on tht
, i.ti. .ru ui the .r.N-t DIRK ELEVATED RAILROAD
CpUrANIIho i"'"r' 2tc' Cea'r iSs!0irr- appointed D
rirtlr Ftit I'm the pDpVs mat TT II The
,1rr Term sup CoIrt n The state - NcT Go-N
h.alh Ani of - ri Department Il ts ColTeOl-e IA tie
t nt .c, Nrr . the ar>, dW o Drceulcr 1913, and
0rr to fortr'Ih sy ~ January 1916 pursuant to
o. Of Laws O. 1870. 20 tp'cr
TIE railway rr.erret IN -ai1 Orders oIehf 20 Da
,asr ..i al or, hy t,e SeE Yu.E Elevated Railroad
iy over thfoirh and Ire sat e'7 sll avenues re
fr,' - zi o~rr', ar4 sYc"ic 10 % 70 mon w 'n Wic
~tt les made wieh veu rli n the once o
tse ,irf Cu.atg 0 NeN YORK on the irst day
ucr,ut 100 dl huT by appoint tAo 2jt day Of January
iraiu.t OClOcA FORENOON at te t1y HAL IN te
tho sine and place when al N.tlp tb.y
.rr s uar' "- Interested In 81 mattrr-DatOi NcH
lor-, Js.l. %, ls.G.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
sora 10 Doinpr M, t,is Igth Day uf January 1915.
JOli. =. FA44i ..~,,.s. .,ni.Ty fu' Ii'

TsNO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF the TOLEDO.
{ WABASH AND Wi~stfEH HALLWAY CuAPANf.
All stockholders wao intend TO a IN tho d.ionsNe oaues
n,csssary 10 save their STOCK extinction nnf who 0 10
usr,iclrate IN tho raus must Isy hes cCuOulion o -
cents p6r share beiOro Feb. l.
prompt payment Of TIN small assosnent may qusIrupie
tlo Iaarkot value Of tlr stock Wiz In t"w months.
Tor the slOoXhodar5 Protective Committed,
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20

KOUNTXE BROTUHR&, Balher8,
evan ST., GdO Iorh, altar iAlTeSt
on dcDoSite, CTG'r E'iS CT Londo'J d
PaTiS; also iSSue LETTERS of Cfed1
ornilab2c Ia the priBcipal cities 06roGG.
Investment Securities for SHie.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20
Giuir35 Banks.

%rEW-YCLK SAYINGS BANK. shave. cor.
y ltts,--t p-i C,us IT.. o lld 'r'3 ~" e., ~ oi
..,.t. . -.tt.1Jl ''. Fl.i,-' t'-. .i'' %.
q. ". -. ,c,f.'p.., 'cc,. EioitNrp b. BuLi. fres.
gsEAMFN'' BANK FOR SAYINGS, No7. -
- ASD 80 WAIi-r.. itr ~ . i@Fr 90 .eio 'iai =
DLtl-tA b., iCr $40 tx
L..u..t. ,r.i.. ..'.r tlt. 80 i,ioTts -. ....
. o .I 81. - aal JaI.-. ct tio rate u SIX PER
C4.,t l li' 'fi ,--..
-,u. .,e- boil rs ~ the r't- of Five PER
81 Ter iIt fr. 30 us dli 'r !pFp l'i tiiSi
'.sI .,l si' o.. ,r,7' 10 orpls.torses - principal
N'f II. MACY. President.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20

,TTW.-yopT I, STI57F,IE c0I7RT-CTTY and

NKW-Y03K SUPREME COUW-CIrY and
" COUNTY u hLH.fORk.--'i EONfE G.. 4iGcH,
JpiiN p BAs5:rT. lni WlAiIt5l j. WALkAl;, p!-,'
~. a"a'asf EEt:IHK p HtHAG., d'''nf1nt 30. p
n'u-y DC a.gd rrairact. COM not scrl
fp h0 oniai 5pt Nol or. heToty str."lel aud M ' %
tlS emnl 900 1 TINS 2efrl Nlulh vs. nlf - i3
os o.. .s Cl~rb ~ Cty trutY OF Se OH g iho
IOur huLsG yNd oit 81 tho oD1 day Of NOfelbo
nf - F7'I corr .iG o
.t -ib"- o.. f-a ui'e No ~ Nasss tst ~ ,le
Guy 1oI t'yry day t+T ths service 81 rs
yor. s ye ~ tlr tay oi sGc sTsBei ad
isl 20 tls c"rpl'l 'n 1' uHe aforesaid e
action vii tgL0 Judgment i0r TIE
500 hundred and ny duiIsl. w,h n;ercst
s da EOyt1rer thou.2ud ei-bt hundred and
snyry" b.-ilcs tne COSTS o. tis action H. New
You. ,0y. ! 3, l.1J. CULVER & WEIGHT,
is.O l.sGHLh llATtrs AttlIDaJ Q. lJ3 a4s.fu -.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20

TnE LAKE SHoGg AID MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RhLwNco"}
TGEAsu KBXs urr1CK, NEw lCHN Jan o. 1870
J1HE DIRECTORS of this Company nave
\ THIS DAY declared DIVIDEND Oi Two tsl; CE6,i
OF the otrrng ior the SIX months tAn N'h ~ 81,
of February next AZ iho ONCE OF
CHASE = AT hINS. - iToe,ist -, - , ,..,....o o.
11io transfer books wl clce at The coso Oh bnsin on
osay Tho l2tb aud viii roop1n on tho sOris oi
"SP7tSStW bW ''' r. D. WOEOE5TER. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20

SUPREME CObIi-ltlN ana tOUN o.
) FEW.YDgE. ss.-Th' DFHk ~iGfGr NOOLEN COI-
PsNY ir behalf thrniy,s and all other creditors &c,
iistg,its against AUGUSTUS D. JOUILLiARD, Receiver
...i others, DEF -itants.
f-r f,on Pur-uant 10 INDICTMENT or decree enterei IN
thr -lt 81 arOa IA ih- ioc = tie 'orE ~ thr l.
Conn % fuf. January . 1870. b, b. iiiAih X
ft,E'lH, 'p icfy HO,Ay al
cr titrts of the cf hoy d, hfEAGTE9 90, end all
,er-i. having tbai- ;~t -i ilu. forthwith - come 81
l IiIfc r i.b 0T ciiu3 Against ssi ni1n beior' ~ ~
Uirr 20. 90 aIs. the cry ~ Rev -lo 4; AID m
f,gt . ~ cong tnsy wi BE- CoiGrci The beneais 4 sii
q nnd Of any distribution u es oi sid firm there
luLti. Si.A-s ! T.. Inv . VI ANit,..i
ilalaiif+ AttIntfs 10 Wrn-st
r2,.srA 20 ii
New-York tribune., 1876-01-20

BRIDGEPORT, and all paints on li0usatonic
nrI Naugqtnck .,lilrcNia Fare a. Steamer 8dlDi !.
PUi.T leaves Cstu.ncsl ~ ~ no'n, ara hn'gel'Esli
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-16
The worm ls working injury to the
cotton crop Of Polkcounty.

Denton Monitor 1--WE learn that
Captain Copenhaver has been inform
ed by Tom Scott that the extension of
the Trans Continental has been aban-
doncd until assisted by Congress, ex-
cept to the stock yards, ten miles this
side OF Sherman"
The Scientific American suggests as
scarecrow, fitted to intimidate the
boldest bird, two small lo0klng-glasses
fastened back to back, and hung 10y
one corner to an elastic pole. The
bravest crow will depart II one of the
ligStning flashes from the suns re-
Elected rays fall on him. Another ter
ror involves an artificial hawk made
from big potato and long goose and
turkey feathers, IL IL astonishing what
a Notwithstanding bird OF prey can be
constructed from the above simple
materials. It only remains to hang
she object from u tall bent pole, and
the wind will do the rest. The bird
makes swOops and dsshes in the most
headlong and threatening manner.
Even the most iDquisitive Of venera-
BILE hens has been known to hurry
rapidly from its dangerous vicinity,
while to small birds it carries unmiA-
ed dismay.
The news Of John Hancock's defeat
was received by all the Texans up
here that have oonversed with, with
decided expressions OF disapproval
Many OF these spoke very bitterly.
We all, up here, had a pride in John
Hancock, for we all saw how he Is re-
garded outside Of Texas, and what a
splendid reputation he has. The Texas
Bourbons may throw him OIL, but the
National Democ, acy will not A New
York Democratic Congressman made
precisely that remark to me yester-
day. IL Tilden Is elected, my opinion
Is that he will make Hancock a Cabi.
net member. He will have nothing to
do with the Southern Bourbons, be-
cause he knows that the party must
get rid OF them, else II Is lost. ia.
7. Mccormick runs against Giddings
on the Issue that has been raised, lie
will defeat him. The Texas Bourbon
politicians are insane, Tut the people
are not.-[Correspo n ience Galveston |
News.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-16

South CAROLINA is reused up as never
before, and it's people are moving for.
ward as ono man to her redemption.
The demonstration made on the 10th
instant, at Spartansburg, witnessed
eighteen hundred mounted men in line
among whom were numerous colored
citizens, The whole city famed with
fireworks and Examinations. Speeches
were made by General Wade Hampton
candidate for governor, and the Hon
w. d. Simpson, candidate for lieuten
ant-governor. General j. b. Gordon
Also spoke, delivering one of his grand.
est orations. Seven thousand Demo
Gratis We're present and the whole affair
pronounced and brilliant success. The
hearts of all Texans yearn for the re
demption of the grand old States OF
South Carolina and Louisiana.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-16
DALLAS, Texas, September Is, 1876.

10 inc Edltor oil the Herald:
Conversing with u gentleman few
days since, Just from Holly Springs,
Mississippi, he informed me that the
negroes in that section were Awakening
up in regard to their connection with
the Radical party and were tired out
with promises that are never fulfilled.
They have discovered the fact that the
Radical government il as delcterious to
the black rs to the white. The false
show and parade has lost its charm.
Experience is stern yet true teacher,
and is teaching the negroes throughout
the South the error of their way in the
political world These blacks in Holly
Springs Mississippi, are determined TO
support Tilden and Hendricks, and pa.
raded the streets Of that place with
transparences, with these significant
words painted thereon; Where is my
mule and forty acres of land p Where
is my money ] put into the Freed
mans Savings Bank p Who gives
us employment p and many others.
1t is fact to be appreciated that the
negroes are finding out who are their
true friends. In all the States where
kadiealism has predominated the negro
has Jared but as tools and stepping
stones to the carpet-baggers who,
through false Misrepresentation, have
secured their votes and impending ruin.
For one to distinguish the effects of
Democratic and Radical governing nt
they have but to compare nrosperois
Georgia to poor, suffering, down-trod.
den South Carolina, With her cotton
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-16

Austin Gazette; The reduction o
fees for county officers to starvina
rates, has already caused the death o.
one officer having dependent family
and the resignation of several others
The question is now seriously discussed
whether those of Travis will retail,
their offices. These are the fruits o
the reformation headed by the Crane
Master of the Changers in the Legisla
ture. He was rs indifferent to Other
peoples necessities as he was sensitive
of his own precious pocket The coun
try has been brought to the verge Of
ruin by such influences and the soon ell
the people know it the better.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-16
ST. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL

Uhw Department of WASHINGTON uni.
verlty.)
ne regular annual term OF this Law
'uul VIII open on "Wednesday 0c,aI,.' =,
81 $50. Full course, two terms. six mon,h.
,n'h. students admitted to the senior ,'lass
nn examination, By application on or beforn
use oflibrary. f'' ''''i' ihciuolnB
For particulars address.
W. WI DIE" Dean Of Law Faculty.
augi-d3m ~" ho"is, MO.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-16

We received n new exchange ycstcr-
day, n paper styling itself the PhilNdel-
phia Ecenng Bullctin. The energy with
which it waves the bloody shirt il mar
vellously refreshing A specimen of its
headings is as follows;
IAN AWFUL Story OF MURDERS
"DENoCRATIC OUTRAGE IN Omo."
"FLAGRANT ELECTION OuTWAGES IN Ar
KANSAS"
"PnosCRlrwoN, MURDER AND EXrERMINA-
rloN."
We place it on our list as a curiosity
Its circulation South, we opine, is rather
limited
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-16

TIE Elmo Bi0dc, n neat and ncwsy
little sheet, published by j. G. Fields a
Co., comes to us in the mail to-day
Elmo is hourishing village on the east
crn edge of Kaufman county, and we
trust that il will have enterprise and
appreciation enough to support fairly
edited weekly paper.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-16

OuR correspondent "N'importe" des
cribes graphically the rallies of Demo-
cratic negroes in Mississippi There is
bitter sarcasm in such words painted on
their transparences as these; "Whars
my money put into the Freedman 3
Savings Bunk" "Whar's my mule
and forty acres of land2 All over the
South the negroes are turning oven
rapidly to their only true friends, the
Democrats, and but for bayoncts and
pestilent vagabonds they would come
over en- nidSSS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-16

TuE Houston daily Commercial, n live
Democratic newspaper was issued yes
tcrday evening in the Bayou City--an.
other venture upon the uncertain
waters of journalism. 1t is nm English
and German newspaper combined, and
therein is an element of strength. The
tone of its prospectus is but reflex OF
The II EAALp's position, and its cnuncia-
ton of principles is therefore sound,
We wish it success
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-16

Tnut must be- glorious place {" live IN; no
clouds and no darkness; whore can IL beg
Here ON earth. civilization cutorccs ON III
humanity within lbs influence u penalty.
That penal y Is sicGnoH OF many Kinds ana
differing in degrees, uusoailbl lly tlatiul-
ness, anger, III temper rude unnuels, di e.
trust, bd Language nnsiciN drqul"i,
broken rest, impaired faculties and unsound-
ness ofmlud and body, are ,omc OH con8r
pucncrs Rcl'cfcau be- given, mud the - GIT
ofs,c8nrs. dlssipatcd IN rhcrIys OF the sun
OF health, by using the celebrated Hon,
Stomach Bit,cS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-16

Mills running, her we'lto.do contcnlr'
whites and blacks, she stands llkn anl
oasis surrounded by desert OF Radical.
ism. Radicalism means to the negro
more than bondagc---it means then
ruin, Lotd angus IN hTbc
S'WpORTE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-16

Now comes the "oii Fish-ile" paper OF
Limestone county, the ledoubtable
Mexia Lcdgcr, and follows in TnE Her
ANS wake by declaring that Coke, in
maintaining the supremacy OF the law,
"is IL very great failure"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-16

ANNA vARuNQuE cASo, cry the South
Carolina papers when they refer to
Chamb ,rlain and the twenty thousand
muskets he is introducing into that
State. 1t is sad and bitter burlesquc
npIn, al
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-16
THE HERALD
DALLAS. TEX AS.
SATURDAY MORNING, hEPrEMBER TO-

IT was too bad for Seth not to be de-
liycred Of that electoral speech. Sayers
should not have caused him TO grow big
with contemplated Grafton and then
refuse him delivernnce
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26

nekud byli utisili FAC iich pozdeii nekolik
zemfelo) nebobe zizniv6 udrzeti jiste
vzdalenosti, postaveny jsou straze, ktere
V malJch castkach rozd6lovaly. Sotva
ze Sc tax .stalo, zanesl cerstvy yitr lod ku
kotvi5ti, Portugizove voln6 a phvetive
k odpomozeni nesnazi nasich pfispeli
Nine nekolik jinych porucikG odnesli
do letohradu gouverneroYa, kdez Sc nam
velke 4 laskave p6ce dostao. Ma mole
ornament nasledovalo delirium; ctrRacte
dni uplynulo, nez jsem op6t k lpln6mu
uzivani rozumu pfi5el. Lid by!a zatim
ga svytn cilem odiela; rfi prohlidce, kite
ra ee pied odjezdem odbyvala, Sc shleda
10, ze ma ceste nasi sto a sedmdesate lidi
zemfolo.
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= Oh, zardivam Sc phi pouh6 zpo-

VAN = oh, zardivam Sc phi pouh6 zpo-
mfnce!
,Nuz ano, madame, videl a slysel jsem,
posutte nyni sama krutost meho posta
veni, kdyz tom vami uu8im mluvitl
Avsak vid6l sysel Jsem vice nez vysost
vase tusi, vid6l jsem pred nedavnem hor
ke slzy, .iez manzel vas, zele skutku syeho
vyronil, slysel jsem hluboke vadechy .ieho
srdce mole bylo pohnuto Velk6 bylo
provineni proti vznesene vasi osobt, ale
palGiva, jake roztavene olovo je kajienost
jeho duse. Manzcl vas vztahuje proseb-
ne ruce vam a jakon odpoved dava
mu vase vysost|
PokraGovanl.
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Ma prodej nebo ma vymenu u
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Cleveland6.
Pozemky ty .isou vytecn6, biz zelezm-
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ktere ontch u.estcch ae.ye'alh3 rozsito.
nj mali. IL Takt6& obsahuie se1nam case
pis1, jenz Sc o1namorateldm k oman
kam odporuCuii co nyjvice miste dotyt
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PO t6ChtO IOdkGh Sc nikdy
epres a d.

r9g Lodni vyprayy koaajl % Ham
burku do n. Yorku kazdou stfedu q n.
Yorku DO Hamburku Lazdy dtvrtek.
Z iara ma podzim konaii Sc Ham
burku do Noveho Iorku II. Yorka
do Hamburku mimofadn6 v5pravy i Y
sobotn.