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Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-25

MHE ENORMOUS WAsTAGE of grain, 30 ~snevtabs
pah 6Ner styles Of Tbreshers, can he by this
Improved Machine, uBfcteNt, on every JOB, 10 more daan
pay all expenses Of threshing.
FLAX, TIMOTHY, MILLET, HUNGARIAN and
like seeds are threshed, g~eparated, cleaned and saved
n r. easily and perfectly ~ Wheat, Oats, Bye or Barley.
AN EXTRA PRICE IL usually paid for grain and
seeds cleaned ~ this machine, for extra cleanliness. /
IN THE WET GRAIN Of 1875, these were subStan.
TALLY the ONLY MACHINES that eould run with profit
Or economy, doing fast, thorough and perfect work,
when Others utterly failed =
ALL GRAIN, TIME and MONEY wasting ~cornpiica.
hons, such ~ ..Endlsss Aprons, y ssRaddles, :" aBasssns,~
SplsksTsS stc, sEe 11sFtirelE ,Sipsased seah ! less than
sasier managed more durable flight running no cost.
y repairs; no dustf no" htteringsr to clean up; not
troubled by adverse ginds, rain or STORMS. 8
FARMERS and GRAIN RAISERs who are voasA
In the large saving made by II will not employ infe.
ttor and wastafdl machines, but will tsslg on thie
lmpr6yedT hresher doing their work. =
goUB e1zES made for Q, g., 10 and IL Horse
Powers. Also q speciality OF SrpAaAroas, designed
ana made EXPRESSLY ron STEAM ROVER.
.TW0 STYLES OF HORSE POWERS, VIZ. our I'm.
Bury BtYls, both Y Mounted " on four wheels.
III INTERESTED IN Threading or Grain Raising.
apply TO our nearest Dealer, or write to Ms for Tlustyas
ssd Circular (ssnt free. giving full particulars Of siaes
Nichols, Shepard Do Co.,
la 81 fp. Hf> BATTLE GREEK, McEk
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Washington.

Ibe vudiciary OopmiItes sio
in full secret session.
The House non CONQUERED IN
the Senate smsnduehts to the
bill appiopting receivers for ma
:ianai baaass. and asks for I, com.
mittee Of conference. J5 =.
More relisb'c reports Of the
proceeding in the private sesai0ps
of the Judiciary Committee Rtate
that Mr.. McCreary moved that
the subrcommittee in continuing
it's Investigation should not re-
ceiys a hasty testimony, except to
the extent or name and residence
of any person alleged to ba We
some knowledge Of the matters
.under Investigation. eff
A letter is published from Mr..
P~ierrepont 10 Dir. Gibson, that
the question of Immunity tf Maj.
Seelye had been presented to the
cabinet. The President had been
notified that several members OF
the New Orleans committee were
not in favor of immunity and il
is not deemed best to grant it.
Nominations to. day: Jas. S.
Rutan to be Consul to Florence
vice Writ Sykes, With. drawn; Geo
W. Patton, Marshal for West
Virglpis. ,tfiaiLo 'i'
. The Elections Committee decil-
ed to refer the sse of Butler VS..
NJ ckey back to the people. .oi
james Wiles Of New York en-
tered suit againt the Trustees of
A. S. Sloo, for lone.half Of the
million dollars awarded for mail
contract. b
A full judiciary COMMITTEES
decided the sub committee should
not rsc.iye hearsay testimony, but
that Caldwell, who is 10 Europe,
be summoned. r.ag,d
After considerable discussion,
the resolution was defeated by .
strict party vote.
A resolution vas adopted that
the resolu,isp authorizing the
sub. copmiitee to Conduct the i'm
sestigation Of the question vhe:h.
er corrupt use bad peen made of
bonds, unless it related to Little
Rock bonds, which came into the
possession Of the Union Pacific
Railroad Company. ,gapi. s
The President has sssped a pro-
clamation reGiting a joint resolu-
ton Of Congress, ecommeni as
Of the people in .Aelr re,
spective counties and towns, and
cause to be delivered on the Fonrth
of July a historical sketch of the
county or town, to be filed in the
libary of Congress and elsewhere
with the intent that a complete
record may be obtained of the pro-
gress Of our institution during the
frgt century Of their existence.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-25

courtesy Of Hon. D. W. Heller
OF Crest Bend. ! have been
partially unable to ezplare the
Valley Of Walnut creek, which en-
tiers me TIE Arkansas at this
place from the north, and after 9
fuller ex examination 1 will write
about it. rg..,
.''t tIir- EXAMINER.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-25

New York Times, (Rep.): "Mr.
Secretary Robson canno. afford to
allow the Cattell percentages and
his private business relations with
the Cattels to remain longer upex
planned. If the details Of A. G.
Cattell's testimony, published in
Boston Herald, are approximately
correct it is clear that the position
Of Mr.. Robson is such as no mem
Der of the cabinet can properly
occupy. No sane man can believe
that the Cattells Systematically
levied percentages upon the Navy
Department contracts without tn,
coguizance Of its chief A singl,
corrupt bargain of this sort nigh
escape his notlce, put that any on
could exact commissions amount
ing in the aggregate 20 $500,
O0O--ofs which $40, 900 wa
received from one contract alone
without the CONCURRENCE OF the Sec
4, rotary and bis subordinates, fe,
will be able to believe. The cas-
is rendered infinitely worse b,
Cattell'A recital of private none
tary transactions between himsel
and the Secretary.
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Errors Of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
from Nervous Del N4y, Premature De-
n cay, and all the t-ect- Of youthful IN
ditcre ion viii, for the sake Of suffering
humanity, send free ~ all Y5o need i, the
recipe and direction for making thesinpie
remedy by which he as cured. Suffer
ers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experiences can do 80 BY undressing in
JOHN 3. OGDEN,
43-Sm. ~ Cedar st ,Yew York
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-25

TENNESSEE has lost her "Nssto
Of the Press" The venerable W.
W. Gates, having despaired of re-
organizing the "Old Wing Party"
Upon a sound constitutional basis,
has betaken himself to Mississippi
and will start a paper at Iuka. We
wish HIM much success.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-25

Hon, Chas. Francis Adams will
deliver the Grafton, and M. VIM.
Oullep Bryant recite the ode at the
centennial celebration in the New
York Academy Of Music on the
Fourth Of July. nl- aa-
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-25

Godlove S. Orth has just re-
turned IRON Austria. He was
summoned to appear before the
House Committee on Foreign Aft
airs, in relation to certain matters
connected with the payment of The
Venezuela agent,
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-25

THE Atlanta Constitution says
that Hon. j. A. Crawford, Of
Kingston, GA, was stulg on the
head by a bee, at nine o'clock, on
morning of the 24th lust, and
died ip two minutes :.
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eWAdvertisements

DUgs auu IA s,t..ae-dy... IA ga .raln
ed for q successful start in Busiucss Life
at Eastuan College. ,The oldest, largest
and only institution that gives Rp Actual
Business Practice. Currency and Mer-
chandise used have a Ieas value. Each
days 'rsn,actisRs bssd on quotations VI
New York Market. Nov Building. Rates
low. Graduates assisted TO situations.
Applicants receigsdRpy week day. Refer
To Patrons and Grednatesin nearly eve-y
city and town. Address for particulars
an Catalogue, Of. 1000 Graduates 10 Busj'
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Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-25

A gentleman recently from
New Jersey says he does not
hear the people there talk much
about Secor Robinson for United
States Senator any more.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-25
lNsOLvENT NOTICE.

YHE insolvency Of ME estate of James
Il Ross, decd, having bsep saggceted 10
the clerk Of the County CSHrt, Of Greene
County, IL is therefore ordered THAT puiii.
cation be made, FIR -four successive weeks,
in the Uylpy kyp AMEuoAn, o newspaper
published in the town Greeneylle, Tenn,
notifying the creditors or tie epid es,atS
to file their claims with the Clerk Of the
County Court, Of Greene E9ppty, anthem
iticted, according to lgw. on 6r7bpfore the
Goth day Of September, 1875, Or they will
be forever barred u lBBi 6di
,@A15.ust agfN JAS u! ROSE,
Adm'r Of the estate OF Jas, Ross, decd,
March 25th, 1876, 10
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-25

THE Missouri Republicans de-
clared for coin, or paper converts
BILE into coin. .a't5a
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-25

TN a day at home i Agents wanted
1tk Quilt and terms free. TRUE d CO..
Augusta, Maine. 49,.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-31
A Correction.

RICHARDSON, TEXAS, August, 30, 1876.
o the Editor of The Herald
In your issue of this morningn COM
ffnateaa.ttion appears signed Democrats"
'hich grossly misrspresents aud ialsi-
es the manner of selecting delegates
Dr. the county convention, Mt Richard
on. The statement is made that but
even men were in the-meeting that
elected six delegates TO represent that
precinct in the county convention,
3 Az one of tho delegates from that
precinct ! most cmphatically denounce
that statement assn malicious pcrver.
sion OF facts Nineteen votes were cast
in that meeting and six. dele
gates chosen. We care nothing
about such ISLANDERS except for their in
huence with those unacquainted with
theiacts. We claim the privilege OF vot.
ing for the object of our choice. This
principle is Observation-Disclosures by
precedent and sustained by custom,
II wilful md malicious misreprescnta-
ton be the order of the day, we desire
to be excused now and hereafter, Dem
ocracy does not mean tyranny, nor does
it mean slanderous misrepresentation.
We are for the nominee, whoever he
may be, provided he be democrat.
]. X BLxwKTr, Chairman BOD
&c. y. VOORHEES,, Secretary. tt.I.
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Dailg Aera(a,
DALLAS. TEX s.
THURSDAY MORNING AUGUST 81
AN ABLE SPEECH.

The address Of the Imdrabfc .hnnes
w. Throckmorton, delivered at the
splendid ovation rendered him last
night, was an ablo and iclcct0us effort
He reviewed ina swift and graphic
manner tho principles and purposes OF
the two great political parties now con.
tending for mastery in the Republic
and, while treating the views held by
Republicans in the most courteous man
ner, he depicted in eloquent and mas
terly utteran es the supreme necessity
of returning, in this the bundredth year
of our national existence, to the primer
pies and practices of our foreialhorS
and to Democratic dominion in the AZ
fairs of this government In this adyo'
cacy of Tilden and Hendricks, and in
his tributes to the worth and character
of these distinguished leaders and pa
trots, her elected the enthusiastic sen
timent OF his large audience, as was
evidenced by their tumultuous and re-
peatod applause. .4... ,-.,-
In answering the slander0us charges
that had been made against him III
Dallas, he spoke with that iranknes'
that charactcrizcs the statements OF al
honest and truthful representative, Ia
say that he slcnccd these contemplate
assaults is scarcely an adequate ex
preston. He simply annihilated them
in the minds of friend and foe. lie
buried them so deep that neither prelu
dice nor malice, nor selfish demR
gogucry and ambition will ever be com
potent to the task of their resurrection
In depicting the advantages to North
Texas of the great transcontincntaJ
route to the Pacific ocean, he rose t.
the grand climax of his address and car
ricd with him, as one man, the audience
beneath and around him. Throughout
his entire address there were frequent
outbursts of ringing and hearty ap
plause, that demonstrated the strong
hold that Throckmorton has upon the
hearts Of this people. "e'
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Among the many valuable lessons taught
by experience, there IL not one of greater
moment to the invalid portion of the COM
munity than the following, viz; That alter
atlve treatment is only permanently sue
cessful when aided by invigoratlon when
the functions OF the body nre dlsordeied. til
use OF genial tonic with which corrective
properties are combined IN the speedieSt
means of regulating them. such Il tonic In
liostotter's stomach Bittors, the most pDpu.
lar, M IL In the best article Of Its class. For
moro than twenty-five years II has been
used with signal success AK remedy tor, ana
preventive OF malarial levers, IN II means OF
impnrting strength to the dcbilitated and
ny u curative OF dyspepsia, biliousness, con-
sipation kidney troubles and uterine
weakness Not only have mutitudeso OF those
whom IL lInS cured borne testimony In It's
behalf, hut 10 has been repeatedly com,
mended by the medical profession anu the
the press.
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The Early History Of swino-The
chester White.
10 the Editor OF The Herald;


T., c.oo,oo,d,I islands
.,,;,, ',,o,, conmon ,t an enlIy ncriod
n"''' ,, " I,ont j." Io"'o droros or
I Lnnl. car .yo' road IN IInmo,ls Odvsscs
,,IIch l. sunnnscI ~ bnyc hrcn written
',,,rnarI, ~ Nina lrnIrcd vcnrs r e
,Int I'l,ysa, nn Ne rctn,u rom thr
T"a;on ,yor Gr.t .ought thn dwelling Of
Enn,ncns liz G,ithIf1l servant and the
Loonor nr lis swine which Office wns
hoLi in hi,h .estenm Swinoin America
IN ~, ~ ",s' .,a,l ,,o,a a,i,innIIy rrnn,
pramc c r"n1 ehnhn 'Thrrc ore no records
'.Lt"t .,,nnI, ~ man oyi.,oncn IN this
" ""'o1 iyLan Gr,, Iiscovnred rho first
,"'" stoct or Ghce,nr Whites WINS bred
Ev thn nnlte If DcdforJ England. md
lISomal,t ron, Franco hv him mir
,".,',' t,',,, L,' Ma mi. ~ lila rnuntIy
No. y. nroscnt totiennrnl Washington but
U"y worn dishoncstly sold by thc mes.
snn,,r IN pcnnsyIyHnin This IL the
G,,b u,o L,ool or rho.inr Whites
49,, Lna"o nuy History of The
Er., nunrovnment mGdr in this
Jnss or s,yinn was a noir If fine pips
h"om,Ji mnm Rollordshnn Enolnnd
wnnJ Nv Duke If Bedford by Cnptoin
I,,,ny i,nar;cs and nut an his nrm IN
ri,ng,o, c1nnty IN Isis Tho farmers
.nn;n, ,hesn fine MOS and thcir stock
,,ana nJ,,od ,n' oon,,i,oncc rho nu,novr.
mont IF uhn naive white hop This is
,h.' yimting nnint and Inv thTrxcrtions
" nuThnr If prominent and cnter.
"r;s;n, annilnmnn n Cbr,tnr county
yho hnnortcd Al prcot expense the
,,n,t hnnl f., hc lnnnJ in Lroucr and
n,hor Euroncor countries there has
s,rnno " hrcod or hoo. whose. rom.
ntiom !. worldwide ma or, esteemed
for their yey round forms which piyc
| L, ,,ir,I .,,,,r,,,,. A. an
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Pine their stocK.-d0. -S',ss,
Pin, who is now In Jail under sen.
|eof death, 10 awaiting the decision
|eSuprame Court In his case, which
hlredy been argued, but the ooprt
mot Under its decision probably
Re Oospber, when, In all proba-
the decision Of the low er court
be confirmed. t'f'''' ''''' y
Pmpetition sthe life oftrade. The
Orleans fruit store, opposite lie
ID Hotel, Is selling CHI dice. lem rs
Fty-five cents a dozen. Come one (!
b VI .--AdV. sN H iuamsvoN
Every able bodied American ought
b for Office once IN his life In or.
learn himself. II any mau in,.
b his character--moral or pnllti.
bAnnot be questioned, he ought to
|lnce, say, for Congress, and then
|e salvation OF 1.-THE Lord.
/ you want to go North, East
or West, 10 and see Johnson a
let ut Le Grand Hotel. They want
\ county scrlpt.--Ad.
lou can bny choice Messina
ls At sixty-hve cents dozen, and
lads OF fruits, nuts, ETC., at low
h at Do Stefano Bros, $40 Main
~ Al. f (. {. = , ~ / "a
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Buner half way redeemed himself
Opponent though he was, his selt.rc-
spect forcbadc him to misrcprescnt
Dallas county He knew full well that
this people did not prefer AMI Brad
shawito James W. Throckmorton, and
he had the manIincss to say So He
spoke out like patriot before the tor.
rent of popular opinion impcllcd him
to a change, and he deserves credit for
his net
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-31

r. 4. D. ANDREWS bore no unlmportant
part in Yesterdays convention, With II
fidelity Of purpose and lofty resolve
that knows no parallel, he adhered to
the fortunes Of that man who was SO
triumphantly swept into position by the
whrlwind Of popular favor on ycstc'-
day With eloquent uttermccs he
hurled back the insulting charge Of
troitorism, and branded his opponents
as apostatcs to principle and rccrcants
to duty Alone and single-handcd he
sustained the honor of Dallas county,
and that county Numbered out her
recognition of his chivalrouS lealty,
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FREE ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
FREE no ALL.
Hut No Busiuess Advertisement In
sorted without Pay,

Desiring 20 mako The iioTnld me medium
Of communication TOT the general pubic,
and Mao tn assist those VINO may need MS
slstunce we nave detorminod 10 PRINT rec
Lho nond Of Lost" "FUund,' "W0utcd,"
HFor Sale" "F0r Rcnt," "To lot," Of not
more thnu thee lines, VIII be inserted IN
this column two limos iree Of charge, Wheh
excess yglll 10 charged at the rate OF ave
cents line, each insertion, In advances anu
when such advertisement are printed more
than two times they VIII DO charged at the
rate OF five cents II line In advance Tor ehch
additional Insertion. Seven words make
linn
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Mt quarantine station ON tne ooa,v-v,
Texas from an infected port II .f,lS of not
less than fec Aundrti nor more than .fve
thousand dollars making no exception OF
vessels having clean bills ofhealth, The
penalty is absolute and unqualified,
am compelled to believe that the bill
has been incorrectly enrolled, and that
some portion of this section has been
omitted but must consider ii Ms
brought to this office, as ii approved, it
would become the law, in its present OBJ
iectionable shape The effect would be
an absolute prohibition upon commerce
between thecoast of Texas and any port
designated by the Governors proclama-
ton rs an infected port, Nor does any
one or all of the other portions of the
bill considered with 1t relieve this sec
ton of the objection
The existing quarantine law is ex.
tremely defective oand unsatisfactory \
but is greatly preferable to thatpreposed
N this bill as enrolled and now before
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-31
VETO.

Governor Coke has issued his procla.
nation in accordance with section IA,
article 1 of tho. Constitution, d with
holding his assent to Senate bill No,
$50, AN act authorizing quarantine on
the coast ofTcxas and elsewhere within
the State, and Senate bill No 372, Am
net to confer additional jurisdiction on
tho county courts of Caldwell, Colorado
Lavuca Gonzales, Comanclic, Fort
Bend, Grimes, Delta, Harrison and
Wharton counties" These bills having
been received in the executive Office on
the day of adjournment, tho Gov.
crnor had no time to presenthis ohiec.
tons to them. The following are his
objections to the bills as passed:
Senate bill 372 would confer on the
county courts of the counties named
concurrent jurisdiction with the dis
trict courts in all felony cases except
those which are capital. | cannot mp
prove il forthe following reasons ''".
|. Rotating rs it does to- and opera
tive, as il would be, only in the particu;
lar counties named. II is local or spc.
cial law, and notice Of the contemplated
introduction OF the bill into the. lcgisla,
ture has not been. given and published
in the several counties to be affected
rs required by section 81, article B, Of
the Constitution.
2. Under the Constitution and laws
organizing county courts the jures serv-
ing in them are composed of six men
The liberties of the people &c tha VA -.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-31

TINS HERALD acknowledges thoreccipt
ofa handsomely bound volume of 37S
pages, entitled Hours of Amusement "
and containing the poems Of W. T. G.,
Weaver, Of GAINESVILLE, Cooke county,
Texas. The book is published by L, H.,
Cushing, Houston and as n work, it is
highly .qrcditablc to that energetic pub
Usher. of its contents 'ruE HERALD win
speak morc fully in the future
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-31

protect tho life libcrIy'and propciy Of
all mcn--thoy were voted down. Those
resolutions proposed to raiiiy the decla
ration of principles enumerated by NE
National Democratic Conycntion--and u
protesting Democracy, re.
fused TO entertain them Those rcsolu-
lions proposed TO express the prevailing
sentiment of Dallas county towards ITS
Representative in Conprcss-and they
were contcmptuously discarded. Well
may Republican papers attack lis, /.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-31

TmE Hon, George II. Reeves presided
on yesterday with the ease of prac-
tsed parllamcntarian. A clever gentle
man and an old associate and true
friend THE lIERALp and TIM lIEpAIps
editor, extends him the wmmcst greet
ing to Dallas. ..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-31

TuE Dallas delegates went down be-
fore the storm, Throckmorton was
rcsistloss and they were forced to bow
to tho viii Of Dallas county and Of the
fifty thousand voters Of this Congress
sional District. .. ..4
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Augusta Female Seminary,
STAUNTON, w

,,, me academic termtof this Institute, ho
Sns C On the it "Wednesday in sSptemb ms-
ioliowing On T SnS corresponding day in June
ms corps OF twenty-five Officers AMI ,sao ~
,h s. me English course is EXTENSIVE ." oni,
a1no,ough, Advantages for music ianono anu
E nr nn anu painting cannot be snrnassa1
"PP 5.ist 70 MISS MARY ], BALDWIN
Principal
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-31

MAJOR j. d. SAYERs, chairman Of the
executive committee has undertaken
10 appoint Colonel Seth Shepard clector
in tho place of Non D, G. GiddlnR',
nominee for Congress We are sur,
prised at this action. Colonel ), d.
Adams, of Dallas, and Hon, c. Epson,
ofSan Antonio, were appointed 10y the
State convention alternatcs, to fill
vacancies for,electors ffomlthe Stnte1at-
large, and Colonel Giddings was one Of
these. One or the other shothd Gers
tainly act in the place Of Giddngs and
rs Judge Epson is from the weSt II
might be expected that he would serve.
We regard the action of Major Saycrs
AS irregular and improper--d"Sh4 ""'
=Chc
The object in appointing altcrnotes Is
that the place made yacantby the death
or resignation Of the principal elcctor
might be filed by the alternate, The
Hon. j d. Sayers should have apprccia-
ted this fact, and, failing to do 50, TIM
HERALD agrees with the Gd,etG that
that gentiemall's action is highly irr"gu'
lar, improper and reprchcnsiblo. Major
Saycrs should arise and cXplain the
motives which prompted him to rule
out the legitimate successor of D. c.
Giddings '-'.-'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-31

JUpGE Y ARE rules ar unwiei,ty
ntion rs well Ms he manages an unruly
In He is IN accomplished lawyer
I'd an excellent Judge. .....
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ROANOKE COLLEGE,
sss = 1850 ,ssss
SALEM, VIRGINIA.

Next session begins September 9TH. Cole,
slate ana Preparatory courses. Unsurpased
community. Moderate expenses. Lrn,n
slGO 10 $40 for ten months Qncluding board
tuition, rteD College quite prosperous. Gin
dents from NIL sections of the eounttn ~,
ETC., address Secretary of FaenItv Hogues,
College, Salem, Virginia. Ki5.dw S.5ohe
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University Of Virginia

OPENS October |; continues through nine
months. IL Is organized In schools on 1.-THE
elective system, with FL course In Glasses.
Literature, Science with practice In Chem,
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