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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-05

Paris Letter: An American mother
came to Paris a few weeks ago, bring
ing her daughter girl OF thirteen.
This daughter had been reared ten.
derby; the inner petal of a rosebud il
not more sheltered from malign inhu,
ences than she. But sometimes O
worm creeps into the very heart of the
rosebud. MAMMA" said this child
II day or two after her arrival in Paris,
"do let US go to the Bots de Boul0gne,
or somewhere where we can see Cora
Pearl and the rest of the demi-
mondew
Cora Pearl! the demi monde ~
gasped the horror-stricken mother,
"where did you ever hear Of such hor-
rible things%
"Why, in Lucy HoOper's letters, Of
course, that were in the newspapers at
homew answered the child.
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The st. Thomas lOntario) Journal is
responsible for the following state
ment: 1t seems that Hlondin and all
the race OF acrobats are to be outdone
in daring feats at the Niagara Falls,
One venturesOme fellow ia now con-
structing a raft with which he expects
to be able TO ride the falls in perfect
safety--going down with the flood and
floating away like one OF its Own
bright bubbles. The raft is being built
on scientific principles, and 1t is ex-
pected by the inventor that II will
prove complete success. Arrange
ments are being made with the several
railways terminating at the falls to
run cheap excursions to witness this
startling experiment, which will be
tested for the frat time about the 10th
of August.
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ioEd resigned Taxpayers aud clients
zee, greatly Interested in this matter
NM leel inclined 10 leave il with the
oar 80 long as apropor regard Tor their
INTERESTS are observed, aud when means
ohiy are used TO secure the place not
Incompatible with the dignity of the
ou,''' II seems the height OF incon,
s'H''l'y To suppose that man resort.
nv TO unworthy means 10 seouro so
honorable and responsible apluoe could
reform upon short notice, and become
INC impartial and upright Judge,
Ieople want reasonable prnspect of
getting out oItho courts, and a gualan>
tee for their rights. SO far as The diC-
lerent aspiranls are concerned, no one
would hardly presume 10 think that
any member oftbe bar who was insuu.
mental IN any manner in prosecuting
The present Incumbent, until from sheer
desperation, he was forced to resign
would think ofpersonally soliciting Tor
himself the vacant place. There are
those who would be ungenerous enough
to impute to his conduct an interested
motive they would fancy they saw in it
u little shade Of indelicacy.
Now Mr.. Editor the people want
for their judge, a good lawyer an
honest man. A man who will
not be controlled by his family
relations, and who will decide his own
cases u man who will not act with or
think with any knot, clique or ring a
man who has merit enough TO com.
mand the place of district Judge, by ex,
pressing his willingness to accept
CLIENT
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A strange Temporary Result Of Brain
Fever,

Nj. Pierre has communicated to the
French Academy Of Science u strange
temporary result Of brain fever. While
he was convalescent he was engaged
one day reading, and he found that
the letters appeared sunk for some dis
lance into the paper, and soon fatigued
the eye. After ten days of suffering
from this inconvenience the eye re-
sumeJ Its normal power, and the
printed characters again occupied the
usual position on the surface of the
paper.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-05

AT the foot Of Lookout Mountain,
near Chattanooga, was fought many a
hard battle during the war. On that
same ground, nearly forty years ago a
victory was gaintd more glorious Than
any gained by our armies. A remedy
was there discovered for liver diseases,
that excited the wonder OF sclentlhc
men and physicians. Purely vegeta-
bile, It excelled in curative properties
the mineral drugs, such rs eslonei,
and was rs harmless TO the system anu
almost as pleasant to the taste as cor
Zoe. This world.famous remedy u Dr.
a o. Simmouis Vegetable Liver Med
ieine, manufactured by N. a. Thed
ford 4 90, Chattanooga, Tenn. IL Is
for sale by all druggists, who have also 80
some trial packages which viii De
given to all applicants free oil charge
iun27-d&wlm
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.p.uI, Of ob.,ruc,e ed Dlre.,Inon.

Among the hurtful consequences Of OBJ
sirueted digestion, Is the impoveri-hmeni Of
the blood. aud since adeteriaiive condition
OF tie vital fluid not only produces danger
Gus organic weakness. but. according 70 the
best medical authorities, sometimes causes
asphyxia. 10 l. apparent thst To Improve the
quality Of the blood ~ prOmotln q lseta,ioh
tetter's stomach Biiters j. precisely the
remedy Tor this purpose, since u stimulates
tie gastric juices, cOnquers these bilious and
eyacuatIve Irregularities which lut.fiere
with the digestive pf0ces---s, pfVtnptes -
ri6es A. we'll as enfichss u. The signs OI
Improvement In health IN consequence oi
u.inx the Bitters are speedily apparent IN
an accession Of vigJr, gain ~ bodily SUD
stance, and regular aud active pefioI,.n
ance Of every phyIleal Innctlon. ansluHIm
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The Dallas Barrel Factory is now
prepared to fill orders for mOlasses bar
rels, half barrels and kegs, manutac-
tured out of wel-seasoned cypress TIM
Der. Would respectfully call the at
tention OF farmers and merchants
thereto. Send for prices before pur-
chasing in other markets. Am also
dealer in flour barrels, slaves, head
ings and hoops, and can fill orders
from millers at short notice. Repair
ing of all kinds of cooperage promptly
done. Factory corner of Houston and
Elm streets, uear Todd's Touring mills.
Address, X, j. KlVLEN
July 4.d&w3m Postofllee box 2l0.
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The vacant Judgeship.
Do Inc EdItor of The Herald

Knowing that the columns OF your
valuable paper are always open to the
people for any respectful communlca-
ton in their interest, send YOU this
Tor insertion, if you think proper to
do so.
j think the public generally were
gratified to find in Thursdays issue oil
Ing HERALD a call for meeting OF the
Dallas and Waxahatchie bars to recon
mend a suitable person for district
Judge, to fill the place Of Nat NJ. Bur-
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#. Fendrich's is the only house
that keeps all Of the finest brands OF
Virginia chewing tobacco. Il
If you want to save a hundred
dollars in the purchase ofa buggy, go
TO 0rr's. If.
II you want to trade al old buggy
for new one, Orr's is the place. If
f. Fendrich's is the only house that
sells the Empress chewing tobacco. II
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A I'nrtl.

TO all who are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretions of youth, nerv-
Gus weakness, early decay. loss Of man
hood, etc, | will send a receipt that
will cure you, free OF charge. This
great remedy was discovered by a
missionary in South America. send a
self addressed envelope to the Kew.
Joseph Inmau, station d, Bible Home,
New York City.-til sept25-eod-w.
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LIME AND CEMENT.

LlhE-rho best quality IN barrels Is worth
" Ia Onlk, NJOi ordinary Dallas, 80. pei
CEMENT Rosendie-- N worth 81 u barrel
Louisville, best, lit L. kept sibO " harrel
Dallas, 81 10.
PLASlER ls worth IS 40 " barrel,
the supplyi0f the above mentioned arti-
lee sample demand fair market arm,
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HIDES Dry lint, 10 hs and upward, lAo
az mat - 10 and upward, damaged, Loo.
dtN MINT kips aud calf, llos dry salt. IS m,
ana VI,Maald lle,, green butchers, b1u.
ID, ihEI fELlr Zach, owing To wool, 200
9ic, white wool, long, Gle, white wool, mn
CLIP, ln9Sc,; black wool, lSc
b!FtALO- Bulls, te,, cows, Oe,
TALLOW Ia barrels, $50.
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The brick store house on Elm street,
opposite Sanger Bros, now occupied
by Blake, Jenkins q Boals, size 44xSO,
will be for rent after the lst OF 0ctos
Der, 1877. Apply to ..,,,
junl7dlm HURT d SMITH,
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COMMERCIAL.


The monetary market Is someE nat string I,ss
ami Tor outside business, tut tneis
funds for legitimate Ousih a"U
GA iI,t, u Buying, large pieces ~ smAii u
selling. large " small %
sIIVEn,-Nominal -,,..- 4, ,,.,he,
There il but liiile gold OF sliNef ~ ~ mi
FXCHA SGE-COininefciAii = Pc
disc unit: bank. par.
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Nvening ntport .lnrne.Al.

per cent. Sterling steady at 81 Si}s, Gold
quiet at 81 0jls Government bonds nrm;
new 81 81 10. state bonds dull Tennessee
offered at AS; new q.
NEW ORLEANS August i.--Gold 81 06ls@
81 Oj5s New York sight 4 Premium. Stor'
ling bank So l3.
NEW YORK, Aug, l-Loans, increase CO..
600. Specie, Increase sl2l,000, Legal ten
ders, decrease 100000. Deposits, Increase
SLS25,00. Reserves, d .c,ease VI, 5t0OOO,
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gfades o2pOc, WV w ''H''
OATS 100,
hfE--Nnne Ohofed.
HARLEY kEEli-aie.
NuitN-lexas n nluch 85auo,
u,'Aisr,W WOW 90 pcr loui Hungarian aud
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Stock on hand
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


GALVESTON, August i,--GOld Sl059sl06
Silver 9Dc9par. EXchange-0N York sight
sou premium, New Orleans Sight, pan
~ premium.
NEW YORK, Aug 1, -Stocks unsettled and
prices declined 1onoy 2, Gold 81 O53s, Sttr.
ling exchange long 81 sjhs, short u 81. state
bonds dull, Government bonds dull,
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huul'. falruomhud, which met freely
NV uln lNlloNing quuNuonHi Crusrpnt, N,
siees, a vli snn lacnn IN Ti. rinrlrr III M.
w W ~, kasle 70 0l Magnolia. La slrka'
M 'hsp, lW Iodds MN, n ,G stat,
s s,',, ,,M,hA N\A,@ ioi tholcc Family til,
BRAN hrnm ~ tohir.
ANlN MF Al.-tn.
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LIVERPOOL, Aug. on.-To-day and
Monday are holidays on Cotton Exchange.
BosroN, Aug. 4.-Cotton dull; middling
l9IsC; net receipts r., gross 3d.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug, 4 Cotton dull; mid
ding 10 Net receipts %; gross $50, sales 10
spinneTs "A bales.
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Commercial.

NEW York, August i.--Flour dull and In
buyers favor; spot dull, futures shade
| hriner Corn quiet ana steady. Pork quiet
| slI 3OalI8i Lard quiet; steam 30Ng.3fb.
| Nignt-Flour duh and heavy, wltnoul any
! material change at II OO1G7 80 for common "a
fair extra; southern sSW@s ~, wheat, spot
| dull and In buyers favor for forward deiiv'
cry; winter NC better, fairly active; spring
dull and heavy, closing more steady
! BALTIMORE, August J.--Flour duh and
| unchanged. Wheat southern easier, closed
steady; western hrmer and higher; southern
| red good to prime,sl 5Utgl 52i amber 81 6i0l
/ So; white 81 4i@l o.; pcnnsylsania rel 81
| al D.; No . western winter red 81 80. Corn
| southern quiet and steady; western tirmei
and higher, southern white 6a66c; yellow
6lgd2c.
sr. LOUIS, Aug. i.-Flour unsettled and
lower To sell, only Jobblng business Whe Il
| easier and inactive; No red fall 81 1901 2.
casn 81 III August Corn dull and lower
| No. mixed 49, iMii5c. oats dull and lower
to sell, 2j14c bid cash, Rye dun and lower 70
| tell, Sc lid. whisky steady Ill %. Pork
quiet, jobblng Al SlS 30. Lard quiet, sd
asked. Bulk meats quiet; cleur ribs 10 bid
cash Bacon quiet and unchanged.
| Hogs easier vi 81 Ng5 -. Cattle very slow
scarcely anything doing.
Hides aud wool.
GALyEsroN, Aug. i.-iIides-the market
| Is auiet Dry selected, l5c; light sailed lSc
stack salted re; damaged half price, kip l2o
wet sailed as they run, o5soi selected VIC
butchers green &c.
| Wool-Qulet and weak. Eastern and
| northern tine and medium free OF buns, nine
to twelve months growth, Z19iOc; ditto bur
~ l7Alsc; eastern and northern coarse u
| dgO5; bury l29ljc; western and southern
nne, nine To twelve mouths growth, Ng21c
medium 2Og2c; COARSE western ana heNi'
| can l2gl5c.
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If you want the cheapest farm
wagon in the market, you will find it
of Orriu If
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,, Am naEADsTUFTs

Receipts NOR. li be 4 RAJ az 3
equal To the demand; NO. Ifeo " -
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Cotiom Mnrhet.

GALVESTON, August i.--Receipts, net 10,
bales; gross, 10 bales Exports cOastwise
~ bales Sales 70 bales. Stock 900
bales. Market dull Good middling llAc;
mlddlng llc low midIling lO'sc; good
ordinary Toe.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The cotton market,
Is weak aud irregular.
SATURDAY. FRIDAY.
Uplands .,,,.,.,,,. II ll-lGc ll}ao
Orleans. .........,,. II l3-lGc l9c
Sales 6lS bales Futures opened shade
easier.
August II 0lall i0c September II 5i8Il 50c;
October II 2i0ll &e; November II 1901 Loci;
January II g79ll l9eI February L 39Sll 10,
Night-Cotton weak ana Irregular. Up.
lands IL Lice; orleans IL lS.l6c. Sales &C
bales. Consolidated net receipts sos.
Futures closed steady, sales 1900 bales.
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EyCH ANGE BANK .
DALLAS. TEXAS.
Does. General Banking and Exchange
Business.
DIRECTORS.

j. w, Crowdus, NJ. D., Dallas; Phil n,
Chappell, President OF the National Ex.
change Bank OF Jefferson City, Mo-; 4. Il.
sale glocers, Dallas; Col. III. s. Ervay. Dallas;
j. Il. Williams, of WilliAma& TolllVer, drug
9lsts, Dallas, James NJ swanson, planter,
Anderson county, Texas; John Nj. Stein-
mons, attorney .at-law, Dallas; "a, M. Swink,
Dallas; ". NJ. Ervay Dallas. jan.dly,
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IRON
COTTON TIES.

In view OF the constantly increasing Opn
larlty ana demand for the
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II. Al
- -
49, Nv, :" ~. - ~. ~. -.
. a., -. ', r.. an. -.
tiers, and Cur county pride clnmors for the
assurance that they were not left on, in the
coll. Any information on ,his subject
will he gratefully Acknowledged.
r.. .u.,,..n ,,o.on,.d N ,,o w.;,.,
h. "a rLs,,,. powu.n h,..,h.l.d n,
.,-,n..d r.. ,,,nm,.. AMI s,.c,ed n, c,e.,
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LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS.
HusfoMrtlie.

JANUARY 23rd, 1877.
Since the departure Of the snow, we
have been able to discover its beneficial ef-
fscts on grain and grasses. The wheat
crop, especially, seems to have enjoyed a
season Of refreshing repose beneath its
friendly covering. Predictions Of the ut
ter failure Of the frui, crop are now in or
der, and OF course, are delivered with fire.
quency and confidence. We trust, howey-
err, these result from fcar rather than from
science.
The most important event Of the last
seven days in this particular community,
is the return Of DIR, I'd. Alcorn, from New
York, where he has spent the last three
months The Doctor looks remarkably
we'll. Doubtless his contact with the med
ical dig wigs" Of Gotham, has been pro-
ducliye OF beneficial results. Enough Of
the city atmosphere fingers around him to
impart to him something 81 foreign air.
But good example and tender nursing will
soon bring him round all right in theory,
while Kentucky breeses, and blue grass
diet will rectify his practice.
Captain Penn, our new deputy Marshal,
is keeping matters lively in his special de-
partment. lie left here on "Wednesday
last, with party Of six or eight, composed
of offenders against the revenue laws, and
witnesses to prove the charges. On Friday
night he returned, but started for Louis
willie again, with a new lot on Saturday
morning, taking several Of the returned
witnesses along. This party came hack
last night, aud the Captain starts again to-
morrow with a new batch Of reeruits-this
time from the colored wing Of the great
American Eagle.
Our delegates all returned from the lou
isville Convention, cafe and sober They
report Due Attendance On the sessila, Of th'
great body, AMI active participation in it.
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BusgNEss NOrsCks.

BouoS A sr.oa's IL the place To- buy
pooL.
-, c,,- A.,
der-on a McRoberts..
btst oes' every oay ~ re're' S"''
ocr' vas" 'o' "'"e- wv "'"'''''
Ws scco"n's are "s'y ~" mus we
sexisa; W. WV" WV "''''' """''''"
""e"'
SAWS vour ewes. Buy a pair NJ La,aru
AMorri.' perfected spcctacIes AT Err
Cb,nsult's.
" you want god clock, You can find
IL st Chensul,'-, at city prices. Warranted
twelve months.
n,
fhsiciASs prescriptions snh rhs.ma-
csu'ioAl pfepa'a''on'' . 'i'ec'a''s :" IT, H.
chsnsu"'
nAsnsoht h9e. o' every ,hms IN the
yeWe'fy hne, /" r. w. '"ehs""r !" 'e"
'han Guy Fices'
NJ. I'll C,.,o la. ,.,., ,~c.i,.d
f,am the n,.rus.c,,,c,. L. NJ ,,l.n,IiJ
S..i,, NscL;ns. =, f,c,o,y nr;ce.
BUY your Drug- faient Medicines
Paints, white Lead OILS, Dse.Strhs, School
books, stationery, &c, At r. H. Chenauits'
- ., .i.. .., 81,
u,'i ,'t.. II ',., ~
. IT, -, ;n s,"I.~a. 90, ,mt
I.," ~, !" 49, a nan,
'" s"' "" y WI 70' ''''
WI hays Leon i,lorm.J Inv per.on. In
whom &c plscc implicit confidence.
tbs, the io.,r,,meot. msnuf.r,urd by Mr.
Daniel y. D~s,,y Of the BEATTY PIANO
and Rea,iy'. C;oldc, Tongue Parlor Organ
no,orictv' a, Washington, Nj, are con.
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The Fall and Winter session Of the
Stanford Female College, closes to-day.
The principal, Mrs. Trueheart, ia much
pleased with the attendance and work ae-
eomplished during the session, and has
reason to believe that the Spring and Sum-
msr session, which begins on Monday,
will be even more satisfactory than the
one now closing. Our citizens ought sure
ly, to appreciate the advantages Of first
class school in our midst, end by extend
ing Mn. Trueheart, a liberal patronage.
show her that her efforts are worthy Of all
praise.
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ESoCu BuRDETr.--This old citizen Of
Casey county, died at his home near Mid
d!eburg, ON Green River, last Tuesday
night, in the 10Th year Of his age. lie was
struck with paralysis the day before. Mr..
Burdett was well known philanthropist,
AMI his many deeds OF charity will long be
remembered. lie owned land from Kings
Mountain Tunnel, to Middleburr, in all,
about $1,000 acies. All his former slaves,
and many poor white men, had good little
homes on his premises. His many friends
in Casey, Lincoln and Garrard counties
will be glad to learn that he had kind at
ient.on in his last hours, aud was buried
by friends at the Middleburg Cemetery.
Mr.. John S. Murphy, Of this place, was
sent for, who procured fine coffin and
other burial necessaries, and his remains
received every mark Of respect. lie lived
an almost hermit life, having nothing to do
with the outside world except those who
were Immediately around him, who will
greatly miss him.
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PoLIcE CorRT lrENs.-Frances Graham,
(colored,) swore out warran, for assault
and battery against J. II. Brown, Freight
Conductor on the L. Il n. X, K, but she
WAS unable 10 make out her case, 50 IL
was dismissed
A 10, Of youngsters from the Knobs,
came into town last Saturday, and after
imbiBins prtty freely, commenced to play
tee devil. Marshal Stagg and Sheriff Fe-
land, being constitu,ionally opposed to
their running the town, took couple Of
them in TOW. and escorted them to Jail.
They pulled, fought and scuilied, but j,
was M go. They had all day Sunday to
mediate on their wrong doing-, and came
to the conclusion that they would acknowl-
edge their guilt and receive the lowest fine
in such cases made and provided. Accor-
dingly, they came into Court Monday,
Acknowledged a fine Of $50 piece, and
having no wherewi,hal to liqridate, they
went back to Jail, to work il out at 81 par
day.
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W. learn Of the horrible death % it'll.
child about year old, infant son Of Mr..
WEIGH, who lives near Shelby City The
facts as related to 's are, that the parents
had gone to church, leaving the child in
care ola negro nurse. On their returning
they were horri6ed at seeing the helpless
little one on the hearth burned to death.
and the nurse sitting before the FIRE sound
nleep. IL had doubtless fallen from .her
lap into the Gre. Mr.. welch ia q brother
in-law u Rev. VIM. Crow, who breaches
here, the two having married sister. daught-
ers Of Martin Veteran, Of Boyle county.
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DURING the Christmas holidays, a gen
tleman Who occasionally reports for our
paper, made short visit to Mt. Vernon
lie says that more quiet and orderly town
cannot be found in the State, than that
healthy mountain village, lie wac partic-
ularly pleased with the fact that no inioxi-
cation was INDUCED in there, even during
the holmays The pesple, he says, are at
tentiSe To business, hospitable, and progress
sive. The only beverage he saw, was that
which flowed freely from a noted place
called the spout Spring" in the edge Of
town, one Of the finest and best he ever
DRANK from. Another thing which pleased
him, was the large number Of sound and
intelligent Democrats TO be found in town
and country, about there. The new aud
handsome Court House-large and elegant
church edihee, etc, spoke we'll for the poo
pie 81 RockcaSile county. We may take
occasion to visit that vicinity before great
while aud Judge for ourselves after bSeom.
ing acquainted with the people.
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A SrxnER Of the citizens Of this and
Carr I'd county, are anxious to alter the
eounty road leading from point on the
Crab Orchard pike at Myer-' farm gate, to
PreachersvilIe II Is desired to change
that poin, running through the old Fraucis
farm. and through the lands Of Mrs. Phil
ip-. in Garrard county. but Mrs. p. wants
500 damages. The change would take
over two acres Of her land, aud force her
to build 600 pannels Of worm fence. The
neighbor think her damages, over snd
above her advantages by the change, would
not exceed 500, II that much. The change
would benefit a great many people, aud
make a better and shorter passway. The
County Court has the matter under advise
ment, and the alteration may yet be made.
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Ear, DRIsK, AND LrvE.-I am now pre-
pared, At the old stand Of Adam Gen-le, to
accommodate the public with good Lnnch
and Ale at all hours. Give me a call and
yen will come again. Charges reasonable
II. HusINo.
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HusoRoPTIoos. Monday night,
29th, at the Court House, We are promised
a hrt-class exhibition by a company bear-
ing the above name. 1t is not a magic
lantern humbug, but a magnificent set Of
paintings, each s feet high by 10 feet long
and is the finest panorama ever in the
State. We reproduce the following COM
pliments from the press;
The IIumoropticon is the best entertain
ment We have ever had In this city. The
scenes in point of humor far exceed
"Cruikshank's" best efforts Mr.. Reynolds
may well be proud Of his work To
him and his company. Decou 0owa)
Free Press.
Mr.. Reynolds in his comicalities in
"Blue Beard" in connection with Prof.
Tobin, at the Public Library Hall, Is the
established fayorite. Il Courier-Jonrnal.