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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-01
E. I'll. CUSHING,
PUBLISHER AND DEALER IN
School and Miscellaneous Books

PUBLISHES:
MOLLIE Il. .MOORE'S Poems, 500 o., 8 %
THoS. L. H0GGS' "Fate of Marvin. -. 2 90
W. Il. WEAVER'S "Hours of Amuse-
menu '''''.','''''.'.''..'''''' ..,'....''.'. w
II. S. THALLS "History of Methodism
IN lDAuS. Observation-Disclosures. 20
THOS. AFFLECK's "Hedgos and Hedg-
ing .'..'' ..',''s'''''''s .,'',,.'.....''.., ~
Rev. j. HUTCHISONS' "Reminiscences" 80
Rev. j. r. CONOLY'S Revelation. ...... 90
"The Life of Navarro Observation-Disclosures. %
Has for sale the largest stock of school and
miscellaneous books in Texas. He IN
viteS orders from ali who want books,
whether at wholesale or retail, and makes Il
speciality OF finding any book wanted, il 1t is
to be found in America or Europe. All books
mailed direct at retail prices.
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Catarrh.

had II "a years, but cured myself years
ago, after paying doctors and for medicines
over u 10 Ia vain.
BOOK mailed for 10 cents, gives full partlc-
ulars. Name this paper, and address
q. II. SYKES,
aug2S-d&w3m
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The Latest IN IIa,.

A lady who attends all the openings
put the su6joined story into shape
We stepped into a milliner's shop Inc
other day on business. and accidentaIIv
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GnAssHoprrRs are reported in Kendall
county, 1t is to be hoped that our
state may not be effected by these pests
amin
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No STATE in the south for its age has
rs many railroads rs Texas, and she is
continually improving in this respect
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TnE southern portion Of the state has
been recently visited by severe wind
and rain storm, accompanied by hail.
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JONI IRELAND delivered hurrOh Of a
speech Mt the San Antonio fair on the
9th ultimo,
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DGNlsoN is acting just like many other
small towns, building lots Of railroads
on paper,
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~ Vh lhe ist Of September shall enter upon
ahe practice Of the law in Dallas Once
public square. oorner Oh
augl5dlm NM pttpp,nr,
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fianIgrunfex

NJ BOOK sal houi 4 simpson, Attorneys Al Law
M ~. Maln street, opposite Tie Herald
- - 'ahr tun3i-ditWff
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EZgH A \ ICE BANK
Gees, General Banking and EXCHANGE
Business.
DIRECTORS,

~. W; Crowdus, NJ. D., Dallas; Phil. r.
onange Bank OF jefferson CITY. Mo. ~ /
hnlsalls, OF Marstlis " Underwood. Whole.
sale giocers, Dallas; Col. II. :. Ervay. Dallas.
}. l.. Williams, OF Williams n Tolivcr. tirns.
Sists, Dallas James Nj. SWANSON, planter.
mons, attOrney.at-lnw, Dallns. a NJ Sutnh
Dallas; +. VI. Ervay Dallas, ian.Siv
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GRANGER HOUSE,
No. Dos 4 9O7 Main Street. Dallas, Texas

!, lbs house Is new and well ventilated,
located. IL IL In charge or it, old proprietor,
-. saver, who never failed TO please ms
suesis. Parties seeking house with all TIE
comforts OF q home, cannot do better than
W give the "GraDger' a call. Travellers ar
IlSlng In Dallas, via the Central railroad,
can reach this house by taking the Main
street. horse cars, one block south from de-
POT. The best dollar n day house In the cit
be sure 10 get oil thes'reet cars AT the swite
utizidhm VIM. THOMAS.
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Honey.

Pitchers CastOria is a complete substi.
tute Tor Castor OIL, and is as pleasant to take
rs Honey. IL is particularly adapted to
Teethipg and irritable children. IL destroys
worms, assimulates the food, regulates the
stomach, and cures Wind Collie, Few rem.
edies are as efiicacious for Feyerishness,
Group, Worms and Whooping Cough. Cas-.
torla is scientific and purely vegetable
preparation, more effective than Castor Oh,
ana neither gags or gripes.
COLUMBIA, Conn, May 8, 1876.
Messrs. j. b. Rose II Co., N. T.:
Gonts; have family OF eight children,
n nave USED as much Castoris as any fam
lily In the United States, think. / have
never found anything equal to 1t. My chill.
uren nave been saved from a fever several
ulneS by The use of CastOria. recommend
lts use Tor children, for many diseses they
gre subject to, IN preference to any medicine
know OF. feel IL my duty to give this Ger.
Iinchte on account of The benefits | have do
rived Ivy the Use of CaStoria,
Very truly yours,
NORMAN p. LITTLE
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Tax Notice.

All persons owing an occupation tax,
either state or county, are notified to come
forward promptly and pay up. As the grand
jury Will meet about December | lSi7,
prompt payment will save cost.
Also, the state and county taxes for the
year lS1I are now due, and the rolls are now
IN my office for collection. all taxpayers
are iequested to pay up before the taxes DO.
come delinquent. BY So doing they will
save cost. W, H. PHAPlIER
Tax Collector Dallas County.
November |, lS71. novldSwim
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-N5M Bryant's 'rte.z inps'vei- R-.,-s
JtRIAISEAA Patent Adjustable Stencil Letters afs
%tr11SN taking the place Of all Others. 1bey Ga
w. Nh be formed into Solid Plates OF ns-l3
r.,u.,, Single Letters. REDUCED IN Price
~ aEAADK MARX Evefyboty will buy them Can L 81
sSSrn Stirer OF the wonderful "BLOSDlN CfkO-
Sf and % other Agen,s fast selling sfces. Fofirns
s,a eaii for iall plriicHars n Bi have aff7sg.
&c. M can fanish promptly any article uanied "
gyms ~ Sonsnrefs, Of American a. foreign make.
VI. BRYANT, Sole Mfr. ia washingion.st, Chitag1.
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bankruptcy.
~, ~ n Harris, solicitor In bankrpntcv
s,.,. states disirictcourt, ONCE gG5 Main
aflEteia. OCtg-Im
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PRIVATE OFFICE & RECEPTION ROOM
OVER HARRY BROS. TIN AND STOVE STORE.
No. go Elm ST., Dallas, Texas.

FEMALE DISEASES made n speci q
study, The successful treatment of scores of
ladies In Dallas and Vicinity is sufficient TO
commend Others afflicted TO the same treat
meht. me 0dr6drOW treatment pith cduStics
utterly discarded.
H@morrhOids cured in all cases without
The use OF knife, ligature, caustic, or clam D.
All rectal diseases made specially
TAPEWORMS REMOVED IN 4 FEW
HOURS.
NERVOUS DlSEASES-Ep Epilepsy ,Chorea,
Neuralgia, carries OF Nertebrae resulting in
curvature OF spine and nervous deraige-
ment. lncipient Paralysis cured in a ma
JOrity of cases.
Diseases OF the Eye and Fyellds, OF the Ear
ana Head. Especial attention called 10 Ma.
dies. % 'i''''"
Diseases Of % confidential nature treated and
cured promptly without injury to patient.
advertise the same az the merchant or
nny legitimate business man, viz: To do
est. '0i
second-Because am not ashamed of my
profession. VI my
Third-Because 1 expect TO deal bonorabIv
Win my iellow-man, and have nothing to
cover up.
Fourth-Becau'e have the right as much
az corporation of doctors, a college, AN IN.
urinary, or would-be-institute, and IL is no.
body s business but my own,
lnose NJ distance can consult by letter,
ing 81.
OFFICE CONSULTATION FREE.
Address Lock Box il08, Dallas, Texas, or
all personally at go Elm street.
DffCE HOURs-DAY AND NIGHT.
sepi6dly
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PROFESSIONAL.
Physicians and Eurv.o,

Jno. ID. Merton, 81. d., Physician and sur
con, once over First National bank Rasi
enoe corner San JRclnto and Harwnod sts
s siias, lsHss' Calls to the country promptly
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN.

TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN.
Four-llne Advertisements inserted twice in
this column for Twenty-Five Cents,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
nAkTNER- n large hotel doing n good
4 BUSINESS. To take charge OF the books.
Inquire NJ / IL office. novl-it
A PAKTN ERWIN - 0 capital 10 en-
~ gage II n Wei established and paying
business No one but responsible party
need apply. Address, II. o., Herald Office.
To Roni.
ID ESIDEN CE--Capt. Jno, W. Lanes rest
IL den, Is TO rent, Ave rooms, kitchen, SER
wants room, we'll, etc. Apply 10 John j
Fakins, near tie premises. oct 3l-lw
1 AND--Two hundred acres of land to rent
a for cash One and half miles IRON the
city. A cotton man preferred, Apply to
JOHN j. EAklNS, on the premises. 2S-lw
Wantsd-Male Help.
A LAD-From 10 to Is years old with good
"A references, ut the grocery store 1901 Elm
street, novl-2t
WANTED.--Two frst-cass timers can
w ind employment by applying to
HARM bhOil bllS,
pOU"u-h"' l''iu S'ioup.
,y-.-, p-,--
MISUNDERSTANDING
~nApnEvS ln1, a., oon,Ia,,,,,, ,,,,,
IL nrno,ra hno,h az III Isha' i', wa, va"
dena" Garner pnar and ijve iaH s,r 49, ieS'-
ort9S. al
nOAKDING-Exc rooms having nil
ID modern conveniences, with board, nj
Mrs simpsons, corner Main and Hurwood
s etS ------------- ocllo-zW
Wanted-FomaIe Helm,
.--~-S----,- ---s-,,--., ,-,>-,y~---,, -~-,-~
A GOOD STEADY COOK-ro one that can
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Manted-Fomale Helm.

A GOOD STEADY COOK-ro one that can
N fill the above, can find steady employ
ment and good wages None others need ap-
ply. Apply atSANGER BROS, Dallas. 2S-ti
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OARDlNG-EXc rooms, having all
ID modern COnvenences, with board, NJ
Mrs. simpsons, corner Main and HARDWOOD
streets. octlS-2W
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AtiOrneys M Law

Attorneys nc Law.
Az Snr, ~ l Syt,emimons, Attorney ut Law, No
Oot2s-dtf '' "P-9'aIs'
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Boarding.

OARDERS-A lady and gentleman oan
I'D procure board Mt DIR. Hughes late resi-
dence corner Pearl and Live Oak streets.
nniNh-
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Four-line Advertisements inserted twice in
this column for Twenty-Five Cents,
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Miscellaneous Wants.

NJ CE.-Advertisements may be handed
IN into our business Office up TO s p. m,
and into the composing room til u, IN.
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For Sale.

ENPRrSS VAGINA second hand de-
~ livery or express wagon will trade fOI
groceries. Enquire at the Crutchheld House.
ny W. q. SlUKLES-20,UOO AURES OF
LAND ON long time. Real Estate
oiilce, No,2ll Main street, near postotiice up
tairs, Dallas, Texas. lus-tf
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NJ ANTED - Everybody to have then
w clothes cleaned, dyed and repaired Mt
JACOBlWEBER'SU cleaning and Dyeing Els
adjustment, 500 Main street, Dallas. Satls-
faction warranted. iulyll-lyr
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Male Help.

A LAD-From 10 TO Is years old, with good
"A references, ut the grocery store 1901 Elm
street novl-2t
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ID EsIDEN CE--Capt. Jno. W. Lanes rest
IL den, g Is to rent, Ave rooms, kitchen, SER
wants room, we'll, etc. Apply 10 John j
FalSina, near IT, o prem iseS oct 3l-lW
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T..,n,,~ C.,,ar.ns abs news Of the

re.enin< Cs,Idren 5hs news OF the
From the New York World. y
Miss Mitchell, teacher of first gram
mar Grade in the Washington school,
P,ttsSarph, Pa, has introduced q new
and brilliant feature in her school exer-
cises, It consists of discussion OF the
news of the day between the pupils ana
teacher, the first half hour Of the morn
ing being devoted to that exercise tne
words, 1.-THE Bulletin" are drawn on tne
blsckboards in large German text letter.
and Immediately below, in news
nsner style, are head lines SINH
lar TO those employed by daily
papers in giving the points
Of the most important news, and then
each headline is taken up BY the scnool,
and a general interchange OF views
takes place between the teacher aRo
nunils' The Bulletin is the daily paper
of that rom, and an editor is selected
by the school every month, whose duty
Il Is TO examine the Pittsburgh papers
every morning, and to write down on tne
blackboard, before school hours, !nt
noints for discussion, to give headline
resume of the news Of the day, as II
were.
By means of the "Bulletin" every
scholar learns the important news OF the
day, and is enabled to understand the
various great questions which agitate the
public mind. The value OF an exercise
o, this kind is beyond description, and 1t II
bopsd that it will soon become an estao
lished custom in every public school II
this country.
Miss Mitchell is a young teacher o.
great capacity, and as the pioneer in thu
branch of education deserves specla
honor and commendstion.
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. Re..lt or Obstructed Digestion.

Among the hurtiul consequences OF OBJ
structed digestion, is the impoverishment
of the blood, and since decorative con-
dition ofthe vital fluid not only produces
dangerous organic weakness, but. accord
ing to the best medical authorities, some
times causes aSphyxia, it is apparent that
to Improve the quality OF the blood by
promoting digestion and assimilation Is
a wise precaution. Hostetter's stomach
Bitters is precisely the remedy for this pur-
nose. since 1t stimulates the gastric jnices,
conouers those bilious and evacuatlve
irregularities which interfere with the
digestive processes. promotes assimlla-
ton OF the TODD By the blood, and purines
as well as enriches 1t. The signs OF I'M
proyement in health in consequence OF
using the Bitters are speedily apparent In
an accession OF vigor, gain in bodily SUBJ
stance, and a regular and active perform
ance of every physical function.
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STRAWBERRY sHORT.CAKE.
Sawdust, Saleratus and Chignons.

Sunday World.
In a few days the civilized eye will
be offended in many an eating house by
the sight of bilious wedges OF sawdusty
paste, yellow with ssleratus ard pitted
with an occasional eruption of unrlpe
fruit, and the ear be shocked by the
champ of what Mscsulay styles "the
ud.nunching jaws" as the solitary
devotees OF short.c in silence gorge
themselves with their unEsllowed victusl.
There is no more terrible Wild
food than your strawberry short
cake. Its origin is enveloped in mystery,
and doubt to this day oversnadows It's
manufacture. The bill-ot-faring man,
If fool, need but stray into restaurant
and order it, and there it is, grateful to
the taste as buttered and toasted PIN
cushion reyivified with baking soda. 1t
has been conjectured by philosophers
that when the sawdusL in sample and
billiard rooms has lost its freshness and is
henceiorth fit for nothing-not even TO
be troden under foot--but to be cast out
into the ash barrel, it Is cunningIy sp-
propriated and utilized ia this form by
thrifty cooks, the conjecture as
vet lacks verifcstlon. But unerring
ststistics-victusl statistics, as we might
ssy-show that during the annual short.
cake epidemic, which extended from
March is to July 4, New York makes
away with 92,647 pounds of saeratus and
1872 II pounds of cooks chignoLs IN ex-
cess of Its ordinary consumption for
similar period; the death rate from dys-
pepsia and similar complaints INCREASES
258.z7 per cent, and the manufacturers
of snti-billious medicines have t. run
their factories day and night, and in sea-
sons when the strawberry crop South or
North is unusually large, on Sundays as
we'll AS week DAYS.
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Scattering stolen Goods.
Cincinnati Enquirer.


There is one proposition, one TACT,
which every honorable Democrat and
every man that entertains respect for his
country should remember. This should
be born in mind throughout this admin
istrstlon. 1t is q bastard administration.
The power it holds is stolen. The gifts
It scatters are stolen goods. 1t is the
stupendous theft of the country. The
osrtaker of the gifts of this administration
/. near neighbor 10 the thieves.
It. is the Republican devise to
secure Democratic Endorsement by
indirection of the fraudulent admins
trstion. Knowing that they have earn
cd, the Republican leaders are anxious to
win, by buying symptoms of approval
from the Democratic party, that has
been robbed in this business. No Demo
crst and no friend of honest government,
and of government honestly won, should,
directly or indirectly, partake of the i'll
gotten gains or forget for a moment that
the Presidential goods are stolen. Homes.
men should scorn the touch Of the pos
SESSIONS so obtained.
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HAYES AND HIS PATTY.
The Inevitable Conflict Between
Them

The Inevitable Conflict Between
Them
New York World.
If Mr.. Hayes is in earnest in his re-
ported desire to see the Hampton Gov
eminent in South Carolina, and the
Nichols &c vernment IN Louisiana es-
tsblished and maintained, there Is IN TINS
q vital difference between him ana MS
party. It cannot yield; he must. IL
cannot weld, because to confess that 1t
has been wrong in its treatment OF the
South 10 to confess itself q great lie. Inc
only excuse which good men had for
standing by Republicanism within the
LAST eight years was the dread OF trusting
the control of the freedmen and the
Northern colonists in the South to the
white people of that section.
This was the overruling issue In
the Presidential canvass, ana 70
acknowledge at the close oil the
campaign t1at it was mere pretense, 70
be abandoned as soon rs the spoiis were
won. would be one of those acts OF I'M
disguised dishonesty which are always
improbable. But the party IS tettereo
TO its old policy by the peculiar eircum-
stances of the contest. Hayes was made
President by the vote OF Louisiana. II
the Republican electoral ticket was fairly
losen in tina, State, then Packard, who
r,ceived q larger popular vote than the
Q ectors, is the fairly elected Governor. TO
ABANDON him believing that his claim Is
just, would be crime against all natural
and political right. To abandon him
knowing his claim to be unjust, would
b, to acknowledge that Hayes has no
title to the Presidency; that the Elec-
toral Commission was guilty of great
wrong, ard that the whole party looked
on consenting IN q conspiracy consum-
mated by means of ialsehoOd and fraud.
Thus, were the Republicans disposed TO
friendship and reconciliation with the
South as they are disposed to hatred and
re ,riminatien, they would be powerless
10 good, and Hayes must give way to
evil.
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Ftreside Fancies.
Dansbury News.

Dansbury News.
have an active fancy, and l see pic.
lures in wood fires. Shall l tell you Oh
that picture, the wonderful llte-l'ke PIC
ture which always come to me out OF the
glowing Goals? 1t is the picture OF a
ssw-buck, with a crooked stick on the
buck, and q contrary saw in the stick,
with a very much outraged boy attached
TO the saw. And / see the boy try to
pull and push the saw, which Will neitner
be pulled nor pushed, and l hear him
cry and scream and sob and yell and
moan and howl, and l see him Jump up
and down, ard kick the buck, and tram;
ple on his hat, until my heart aches and
my eyes grow dim.
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The Latest In stockings.

kr0m Int lJOuuOh Il Gal oAoh eosSstSs
A correspondent writes from Paris
that new fashion in ladies' stockings is
being introduced. The stocking is of
thick white or pink silk-the clock being
of solid but flexible gold, something like
an ordinary snake chain, about as thick
IS a mans little finger, and ornamented
with pearls. The price OF these simple
articles of dress is only 500 francs pair,
which seems very cheap. With eighteen
bltton gloves at 20 shillings a pair, and
b.ll-dresses which cost from l2O to 800
gu,neas apiece, we shall soon attain an
Arcadian simplicity of toilet, and man
who has, say 1000 pounds year, will be
able 10 let his wife and one daughter 60
to about one dance each during the sea-
son.
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ST, VITUS DANCE.

A specific remedy has been discovered
for this terrible disease. One bottle
cures. Hundreds of cures reported and
no failure.
Scrubgrass, (Witherup 2. o.
Vensngo Co Pa, Aug. II, 1876. J
DIR. M. NJ. Fenner, Fredonia, N. Y
Dear Sir-Your st. Vitus Dance Specific
is the best medicine l ever saw. can
recommend it to be just what you rep
resent it. One bottle cured our little
daughter, Maud Gross, last spring, OF st.
Vitus Dance, after our family doctor had
treated her nearly year without any
benefit. She suffered everything that
child could suffer. Shs is now we'll and
gong to school. l would recommend
this medicine to all suffering with this
awful disease. The beauty of it is, it is
pleasant to take and cheap cure of the
disease. Yours truly,
WILSON Cross,
(of the firm of Wilson Cross & Bros,
Druggists,)
DIR. Al. al. Fenner, Fredonia, n. "
Dear Sir-.I have sold number OF bot.
ties of your St. Vitus Dance Specific. 1t
appears to cure the disease every time.
| consider it q valuable discovery, and 1t
seems to be the only medicine ever Of
tered to the public Tor That terrible dis
ease. | congratulate You on your sue
cess. Truly y"urs,
G. II. HAAss, Druggist.
Send to DIR. Fenner tor special circular,
free, giving full information.
Logan, List s. Co., Wholesale Agents,
Wheeling, w. Va.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
PERSONAL PROPERTY


Under and by virtue OF deed OF trust
made by Joseph Weishar to the under
signed as trustee, bearing date January s,
1875, now on record in the Clerk office OF
the County Court OF Ohio county, will,
on Saturday, March II. 1877. at 10
o'clock A NJ, proceed TO sell at public
auction TO the highest and best bidder, on
the farm owned by John Woods, situated
on the Ohio river, about two miles north
Of the city Of Wheeling, the following per-
sonal property:
One bay horse, two sorrel horses, one
dun mare, one large coal wagon, one small
coal wagon, one muley COW, and three
coal carts.
Under and by virtue of certain deed in
fee made by the said Joseph Weishar 10
one Henry Eichen berry, Will at the same
time and place sell certain other personal
property conveyed by said last mentioned
deed, to-wit: Five pairs OF wagon har-
ness, IL head OF hogs, heifers, coal cart,
4 plows, harrow. set coal diggers tool,
$50 bushels OF corn, ~ SHOCKS OF fodder, ~
bushels planting potatoes, and large
number of chickens, ducks, &c.
TERMS OF SALE-All sums under Sl5.OO
cash, all sums exceeding $500 credit OF
six months will be given, the purchaser
giving his note with good personnel securi-
fy, TO be approved by the trustee. No pro-
per TO be removed till terms OF sale COM
piled with. j. ID. GoOD, Trustee.
]. W. MITCHELL, Auctioneer. mrsi
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The Way They Inaugurate a fraudu-
lent President IN Webster.
WEBSTER G. H., March 5, 1877.

Editors OF the Register.
Hayes was duly inaugursted here to-
dsy, but somewhat differently from his
inauguration in Washington. The peo-
pie formed a procession, at the head of
which an effgy of the man of the great.
est temerity was borne to the Iildsn flag
pole, ON which it was hung higher than
Hsymsn, and then shot down and
burned. Joe Brsdheld made speech,
in comparison with which Don Piatt's
article was baby talk, whereupon the
crowd dispersed with vociterous cheers
Hof PoLLoI.