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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-03
Gcorgia's Democratic Nominees.

ATLANTA, August IA. II. Colquitt
was nominated by aclamation for Gov
ernor In the Democratic Convention
to-day, John w. Waiiord and r. II.
Lawton, were nominated electors at
large.
VICKsBUkG, August 1.-The Demo-
Gratis ofthe sixth district, nominated
General James II. Chalmers for Con.
gress.
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Incindiarism by the MoIlie Maguires
PrTrsBuRG, August 2 Six tenement
houses, at incomes Station on the Con-
nellsville Railroad, belonging to
Moone's mines, were burned last night.
Loss about twenty-ono Thousand dol
lars. Supposed to be the work of the
Mollie Maguires.
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More Testimony.

In answer to an advertisement In
THE HERALD, there are answer in this
office from st. Louis, Mo-, and Hous.
ton, Texas. We merely mention 1t,
as straw showing the value of THE
HERALD as an advertising medium.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-03

DEAR SIR - Fee ing satisfied, after
full consultation with yourself and
other friends In different parts Of the
State, that | shall not receive the
united support of the Republican party,
80 essential to success in the approach
ing election, hereby tender you my
defamation rs u candidate for Gov
ernor. With the best wishes for the
success of the cause, am, yours truly,
[Signed GoDL0vE s. ORTIZ.
In view Of the defamation OF Mr..
Orth, the Chairman of the Republican
State Central committee has issued a
call for u meeting of the committee on
Friday next, to take action on the said
declinatlop.
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Miscellaneous

New ORLEANs, August l.--Johnny
Casey and Dan Glynn, newsboys, aged
eighteen years, quarrelled over q game
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TurcO.Seryian War.

CoNsTANTlNoPLE, August 2. --Ahemd
EyOob Pasha and SULLIVAN Pasha have
formed junction near Krugozavats
Strumia, and a battle is imminent with
General Lithernayef. ..aa.l
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-03
HERE AND THERE.
Latest Intelligence from the North.
western frOntlcr--L0 Has An
other Train FrOllc.
Terrell Considerably Damaged by Storm
Foreign War Notes -MOllie Maguires--
Judge Lynch and an Arkansas
Negro Fiend.
Rain and wind storm at TerreII-Con.
siderable Damage,

Rain and Wind storm At TcrreII-Con.
siderable Damage,
Special To The Herald.l
TSRRELL, August "A severe wind
and rain storm passed over this place
last night, doing considerable damage.
The front of the building owned by j.
H. Franklin, and occupied by White 4
Brady's saloon, was blown OIL, dam.
aging the building considerably, but
the stock and fixtures are unhurt. A
large two-story frame building in pro-
cess OF erection by the Terrell wood
works for o. Il. Gouse II Co., furniture
dealers, was completely destroyed.
The frame WAS up, and the roof nearly
OH. Nothing Ia left but pile of rub
Oish. This will he severe loss to the
Terrell wood works company. The
Cumberland Presbyterian church,
which is about completed, is careened
considerably, and the papering cracked
and damaged by the wet. This ~ quite
II loss, as 1t is the only church In town,
and is an ornament to the place.
The grain trade Is dull, farm ers
wanting more than the grain men can
pay. All other business Is on the Inn
prove.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-03
Samuel r. Carey Of Ohio, Nominated
For Vice President.

NEW YORK, August 2.--At meet
ing in the city to-day, the national
executive council the committee ap
pointed by the indianapolis Indepen'
dent or Greenback convention report
they have discharged the duty imposed
by convention, and after consultation
with Peter Cooper and Leading green
back men Of the Union, they have
nominated Gen. Sam II. Carey, of Ohio,
for Vice President, who accepts the
nomination. ........ ...
The national Democratic comm ittee
met here to-day, John G. Prest, of Mis-
souri,, presiding, in absence of the
chairman, after approving the work
already done by the executive commit.
tee on organization and practical work
Of the campaign, the committee adj
journment to meet on 18th of Septem.
Der.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-14

On Tuesday. April an, 1876. HARVEY
LIS WIxEiScER. aged yea. 9.months
and q DAYS. infant cIld Of John A.
and Margaret =. Wineinger.
This little child was by merciful
Heavenly Father taken home after an
illness Or - days. Its body lies in
Shiloh graveyard but It's spirit beckon-
H. parents from glory land
Take Tie pillow from th- couch.
Where tie little sufferer lay;
Dr'rv tie curtain. close the shutters,
shut out every beam OF day.
With his li;-le bine-vcined fingers
Crossed upon bis sinicss breast:
Free from pain. and care. and anguish,
Let The little dear one rest
Take the little shoes aud stockings
Forever. ever Qua OF sight:
patierin- feet no more will need them.
Walking in the fields Of light.
Thy mothers cares no longer needed.
Darling. 10 allay thy means:
Aud although YOU now may leave her
she will uever ue alone.
Angels bright win watch beside thee
Ia thy quiet, holy slumber:
In the morning thou'lsl awaken
TO place among their number.
Thus. dear friends. one link j. broken
In your chain Of earthly bliss;
Only distance shorter making
lmixf q brighter world lYd this
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-14

VIII be sold nj Auction. by the Ex-
ccuiors Of James Farrell. deceased. ON
THURSDAY. April Goth. 1876,
the Brick Hotel. known Il. the I.oo-oO-
tee House, ia Loogooiec. Indiana. uIies.
previous disposed ~ af private sale.
The house contains ai iweniy-seyel
rooms. including laa COOL business
store rooms. No Did under four ihon-
sand dollars received.
TERMS, -One-thiri cash the residue
on equal payments. in six and twelve
months, secured by mortgage on the
property. Rev. LoUls GUEsUES.
JOHS y. BEEEN.
Executors
March oath. ls.6-4w.
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Dubois and Pike Fairs,
COURT NOTICE.

STATE or INDIANA, DuBoIs CouNTY. IS
Mary Stewart, Albert IT. stewart.
Elijah Stewart, Amelia Fleming, Thon-
rs Il. Fleming and Mary Il. stewart
versus Harley u. Stewart. Minnie y.
Stewart, Flora Stewart, Amanda Back
well, Porter NJ. Blackwell aud Robert
Z. Haynes.
Notice is hereby given TO Amanda
Blackwell and Porter NJ. Blackwell.
who. as appears by affidavit filed. arc
non-residcni> OF the state Of Indiana.
that Mary stewart. ct. al, have filed
complaint and commenced an action
against them in the Dubois Circuit
Court. of thc state of Indiana. for The
partiSion Of real estate, situated IN said
I County. Said defendants. Amanda
I Blackwell and Porter NJ. Blackwell are.
therefore, hereby notified that said cause
will stand for trial AT the next term of
the Dubois Circuit Court to be begun
and held az the Court house. in Jasper,
I Dubois County Indiana. on the second
Monday OF June, 1876, at which time
said defendants may appear and answer
plaintiffs complaint, or the same will DO
heard AVID determined In their absence.
Ky order OF the Court.
BAIL D. EDMONSTON. Clerk
Of ihC Dubois Circuit Court.
IIy D. l.. GREENE, Deputy.
WV. a. TRAltar. Attorney.
] April 7ih, 1876 'w. So
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-14
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

NOTICE is hereby given. that by vir-
~ tue OF an order of the Dubois Cir
cult Court tie undersigned. Admins
traitor. OF the estate OF Reuben Padget,
deceased. will offer for sale at Public
Auction on the premises, on
SATURDAY, NAY 2Oth, 1916,
an eqsaI undivided twO-thirds part OF
the fsloving described real estate. stu
.atzt In Dubois county. Indiana, viz
The East-half OF. the Northeast quarter
OF section No. thirteen. ll3l. township
No. one. South Of range No. five. I5I.
west: 80 acres. and the West-half OF the
Northeast quarter of the Southeast
quarter OF said section, township and
range 30 acres, in all two-thirds of loo
acres.
TERMS or SALE:--One third cash, the
residue i'm two equal payments at nine
and eighteen months. with notes mt in
ferest waving benefit OF appraisement
laws with freehold sureties approved
by the Administrator.
sale e. gin At o'clock. II. NJ
NFNfAN HA>kIN>, Admir-.
VIZ. ~ TEtYLOE. Attorney.
April 7th. lSs5-tw.
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March 2aih. ls7s-4w.
Notice OF Corporation Election.

Notice Ga Corporation Election.
NOTICE Is icreiy given Hat ibere
win ~ an election. held at Tie usual
place OF holding elections in the tow II
of Jasper. Indiana, on
MONDAY. MAY Let. 1876,
Tor the purrose of eleeing the follow
iug officers for said corporation. io-Hii:
One Trustee for the ist ward OF laid
town:
One Trustee for the 2d ward Of said
town;
One Trustee for the "a ward OF said
town:
One Treasurer for said town;
One Clerk for said town:
Dae Assessor for said town;
To serve for one year.
WrI>rss my band. az Clerk OF the
town OF Jasper. this 9Th day OF April
1870.
BIZ GREENE. Clerks. ,.
4 pril Eth. ls67-3w-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-14

cTMesers Halter ami Burharf have
made quite en improvement 90 West
-iAii stree d digging way portion
30 tie ll iu front OF their lots. A
iiffle more grading 81 that street would
lclp rs appearance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-14

rs TWO or three towards doubled
mel on Cole Burton. when lie was
20 town drunk on Monday might last.
srd beat him Up ieuihiv. IL ia bad
enough 10 whip 2ruuk man. hut Tor
tvo or three Is Jump 81 an imsecile Al
B time b. cowari!N.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-14

GT We have been Informed that there
lss been several persons living IN town
who have rcceniiy received anonymous
letters. Weaaw.e thc anihor or au-
iacre.s to be very careful for fear OF
h.ine pMhIIoIv eALo.el.
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g'rAnlrcv iicppacrhas oPencdout 2
new tailor Shop in Jasper IN which he
solciis The patronage OF al who ma
wants tidv suit ~ CLOTHES made toorier
perfect 10 guaranteed shop oppo-
.se .hc Indiana hotel
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
NOTICE !. hereby given. that bid.
Viii IT, received al the Office Of the
CLERK 81 the Town OF jasper. up 10 6 o.
clock. I. H.. on
SATURDAY. April I'D. ls.6.
FOR doing tie work Of grading sixth
street Ea-i " Main. in accordance with
'fhc grade established for said town.
bids viii he Tor % much Per cubic ward
.oi $40. and 81 hauling over lta feet and
ii4 arcnrllanre " itiI Tie Ordinance ia re-
gard in said street. adopted b. The Tow n
Board OF Trustees. l.ond viii be re-
4uirtg fpr ihc f~iihfui performance o:
u.r contract. Tie Trustees reserve the
right 10 rieci 40 bids II they wish 10.
Ey oratr of she Board.
IT, p GREENE. Clerk T. >.
April 7ih. ls1e-sw.
NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION
TD SELL REAL ESTATE
state ot Indiana. Dubois County. -:
NOTICE j. hereby given llai Jo1n ii
y Anderson. Administrator of ih-
estate DC john g.. Harris. deceased.
ha~ iied H. petition 20 sell -
reni estate ~ the acrclcui his per-
-nnal being insEfisieni % Vay BIZ debts ,
ahl t.Ht said petition viii re heard AZ
lhc noNt term of the Circuit CS6rt %
said crunfy-
BaEL II. EnraN>raN. Clerk.
CiY~iii C0Dri Dubois County.
ly u. j. GRFr~r Deputy.
W.. 8 ThATIpE. ATTORNEY.
Anrl 7th. l~I6--3w.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-04-14

r-- The Hog AMI Chicken Cholera
remedy sold at the Neg lrug stone
Me an now fully recommend q 4 eer-
Ain remedy Tor these Diseases. Aor
tlan one hundred persons hive tried
this remedy successfully IL ihc above
diseases. ~ q certain and safe pre-
ventaiiye against the Cholera, every
person having hogs or chicken. liable te
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-04
Stray Notice..

Taken up by Gilbert Roswell and
posted before the undersigned, aJustice
of the Peace in Clay township, in An
drew county, on the 9th day Of Decen-
Der. 1875. Il white steer, no marks or
brands perceivable, two years old. and
appraised at the sum of twenty dollars,
bv Samuel Vail and A. NJ. Campbell,
who were duly sworn by me for that
purpose. ID. f. SHANNON. J.P.
Jan. 81. 1S76-w4%.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-04
PERSONAL
Delinquent List,

List of persons owing Taxes on
Personal Property returned Dclin-
qucnt for the Taxes of the year 1875,
by the Collector of Andrew County,
Missouri, January 18th, 1876.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-04
Notice Of Dissolution Ct Partnership.

The partnership existing between c.
+. Vaughn and John Phillips, in carry
ing on II saw mill at Fish Trap Ford, on
Platte River, in Andrew County, Mis-
souri,, was Dissolved on the 18th day OF
January, 1876. The undersigned is
not responsible for any contracts made
by his late partner after that date.
{. +. VAUGHN.
Jan 9th, lS76-w4-n0l5#.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-04
HEIRS AM ESTATES.

TTITNS NM TST 7 FO.
Alexander l. A; Y h Miller administrator 3 4
ustin Tlus; Clas Barbour a,Im I
Doharr william; WIN I Miller aumr IL
Bowers VIM; G Noble q sc l I
Bradford WIN; V wilson u 2
Ellis WIN; NJ Hurst 23
Fields John; y johnson CSC 10 4
Howell 4; Al en- Holt g &c Ii 6
McGinhis }; smith McGinnis q &C 20
Nance ThUs; Elizabeth Nance admr 2
Nlckels T.; J NJ Butcher admr 8
Pctiyjohn II a 1
Pcltyjuhn Jcnnir 3
Rr-Ce Jams; ID RI zee & &C 8
saunders = II; ID Pew Executor 8
Sollurs Thus; Abraham johnson udmr &
Tiblrr } I; TT Tubl.r atmr Is =
Stiuylry Eli; wall udmr 10 3
jenkins Jos; q W jenkins 4 b Barr EX's 7 Z
Rr"cc joel; WIN Rrtce u ~ IL 4
AlamiHia Fire lns Co; I, I Bryan Agent /
American Fire lns Co; + Ford Agent
American Fire lns Co; TJ Sargent Agent Z
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-24

annals of any Fire Department.
The stable and the Baptist Churcl.
were on fire several times; and saved
every time by the indomitable efforts
and brave heroism Of the ''firemen
who kept food of water on the line
Of wooden walls. The charred and
hot wall after the buildings were
down, tell the tale of the heroic fight
and the grand victory.
The store Of Mr.. Kirk Robinson,
next to Capt. Hamilton's, resisted all
efforts to bo-pulled down and though
wrapped i'll flames was finally put out
and its wreck is n trophy oe gallant
conduct.
The conduct Of the Independents
was especially gallant and persevering.
The loss was complete.
Mr.. Mcntzcl barely escaped with
his wife and his family.
The stocks of NFr. Webb Bull and
Captain Hamilton are almost entire
losses, and Mr.. Robinson's Also.
The insurance rs far rs learned Is
rs follows
Ernest Mcntzcl, $1,000: Elliott
Hook and Ladder, s15O0;; Captain
Hamilton, $500; Kirk Robinson,
500.
Several instances efgross DISORDER
marrcd the gallant Firemen of few
men. This should be promptly in
vestigated. by the Town Council.
Our Mayor, Mr.. Geo. Bolivcr, be
havcd with his accustomed prompt
ness and skill, and did much to keen
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-24
NEWS & TINES EXTRA,
Our ated CiittV
ORANGEBUISG
SCOHJRGED AGAIN
ANOTHER FIRE /!

AIN NUTHER FIRE
ct about one o'clock this morning,
the alarm of fire, SO. frequent with us,
was sounded upon the sleeping COM
munity.
The house of Mr.. Ernest Mentzcl
was in flames, the FIRE originating in
rear of the building.
The difficulty i'll sounding tie alarm
caused delay i'll summonipg the Fl, e
men. Mr.. Mcntzcls house WAS entire.
ly wrapped i'll flames, aid tic Elliott
Hook and Ladder building was on
tire when the engines were got on the
ground.
1t was cyidcn: that neither NIcn,-
zel s house nor The Elliott building
could be saved.
The large store Of Capt. Hamilton
vas the next, and it was evident that
il was III imminent peril. 1t was soon
III flames, These three buildings
were entirely consumed.
Senator Andrews buildings; in
Guiding The large livery stable, the
telegraph cf6ce Of the Southern At
]antic Company, Dave Palmer's shoe
shop. Senator Andrews store on the
corner and the Postotlicc were all in
jeopardy. The heat was intense, and
rain Of sparks showercd over these
buildings, endangering them, and
also the Baptist Church and the store
oi Mr. j. G. Pike.
Here the fight was made, and n
1nore gallant one never graced the
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-09-16
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Mortgagee's Sale
OF Valuable Real Estate

IT DER and by virtue of the power con
~ tanned in mortgage from Mrs
Catharine Ha nill, Charles Ii. Hamill,
and Alden Clary, trustee Of Mrs. Catl.-
arine Hamil, to the Frostburg Per
petual Building Association of Frostburg
Md, dated July 18th, 1875, and recorded
among the land records of Allegany county
in Liber T. L., No 46, folio 1856, 1877, AMI
1888, to secure the payment of certain
moneys therein mentioned, and advanced
by it to the said Catlarine Hamiil the
Fros,burg Perpetual Building Association
of Frostburg, Md, will sell at public sale on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10TH, 1876,
at 9 o'clock .. m, in front of Marx Wine
lands stone in Frostburg, all those Lots or
Parcels OF Ground lying in the Town of
Frosthurg, Allegany county, Md, said lots
being bounded by Broadway, or South
street, on the southeast; f'rosi's avenue on
the northeast Water street on the north
west, and Loo street on the southwest.
The length OF said lots is 345 feet on Broad
way and Water street, and depth 205 feet
on Frosi's avenue and Loo street, and are
Improved by commodious TWO-STORG
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, with
STABLE and other outbuillings.
Terms-As prescribed by mortgage
CASH
FROSTBURI PERPETUAL
BUILDING ASSOCIATION
OF FROSTBURG, MD.
Aug 19--3t
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-09-16

From the Northwest the accounts
generally are Of very cheerful charac-
ter. The Chicago Tribune of Friday
reports:
Nearly all the banks report more activi-
ty, especially IN demands from country cor
respondents. Thev come in the shape of
paper for discount and orders to ship cur
rsncy. Things look more cheerful, and
bankers are happy. A man who wanted to
borrow $4,000 or 100000 has been stran-
ger at most Of the banks for months past.
A few such were around yesterday, and
their advent was welcomed with great cor
diality."
The Kansas City (Mo) Times says
the country merchants in this quarter
are paying up promptly, and adds
"Exposits were usually large yesterday
ewing to the flowing in of monthly collec-
tons, and amounted to about quarter of q
million dollars at single bank visited"
The St. Louis Times of Thursday,
tells us:
Lumber grain aud provisions paper are
offered in increased amounts and bills on
Eastern and Southern cities are more nu-
numerous. The indications are favorable
for an increase in the volume of trade in all
departments at an early day, and already
prices of leading staples are stiffening. The
order trade has improved materially during
the last several days, and interior buyers
are making their appearance in increasing
Numbers"
The Cincinnati Price Current speaks
Of q gradual restoration Of conf
dence," and has no hesitation in say
ing "the tide of business has turned"
The Nashville (Tenn.) american, of
the 9Th, alludes to increasing activity
in trade, with conspicuos improvement
in the prices of some descriptions of
merchandise notably prints and
coal oils"
At New Orleans, also, there are
signs of renewed commercial vitality.
The latest received Prices Current
says:
New cotton coming in more freely and
meeting ready sale, and several branches
of the wholesale trade exhibiting increased
activity"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-09-16
The Business Revival.

The New York Bulletin thinks there
is no mistakins now the manifesto
lions ofimproved and improving trade.
Commercial exchanges for the week
ending on Saturday last. bear testimo-
ny to the fact, supported by such con-
vincing details as must put incredulity
at rest. After quoting from the Sun
Is to the improved business prospects
in Baltimore. the Bulletin continues
with Boston and quotes from the
Globe of Friday as follows:
1.-THE increase Of activity in the leading
departments of trade and the mort hopeful
feeling In commercial circles have become
conspicuous. There is, too, briskcr de-
msnd for manufactured goods and meas
urable revival of manufacturing industries
With the revival Of trade there is naturally
an increasing demand for money, but the
supply il still 80 excessive that it has failed
to make any appreciable impressions upon
rates."
The R1css Current in its review for
the week amply corroborates the testi-
nony of the Globe.
The Philadelphia Price Current of
Saturday says:
There is perceptible improvement in
most departments of trade, and the pros
pects fora good fall business are more en-
coursging than ever. One of the BEST fea-
lures Of the times is the abscence of spec
uiation in any description Of merchandise,
although money 10 abundant and cheap"
The Pittsburg Gazette of Friday
says:
"Trade begins to gain slowly from day to
day in nearly all departments, and while
the improvement is not as rapid as could
be desired by any means, it is healthy and
legitimate. There are indications of an in
creased consumption of goods in the interior
Of the country, and as stocks, especially of
Pittsburg manufacturers are light, both in
FIRST and second hands, there is reason to ex-
rect an increased demand"