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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-21
AN ORDINANCE.
Q9cnSes against 0Ncial authority

Q0cnSes against 00iciM authority
BE It ordained by tho City Council of the
CITY OF Dallas
SECTION |. Whoever IN this city, shall
falsely represent himself 10 DO All otfi-
Ger OF this city or shall, without be-
ing duly authorized by the city, exer-
else or attempt 10 exercise any of the
duties, functions or powers of n city Off
Ger or member Of the police; or shall him
der, obstruct resi- or otherwise interfere
with any city officer N The discharge of his
official duties, or attempt TO prevent any
such officer nom arresting any person, or
attempt TO rescue from such officer any per-
son in his custody, shall be deemed guilty OF
misdemeanor and upon conviction shall
be fined in any sum not less than five nor
moro than one hundred doll
SEC. .. That this ordinance go into effect
from and after It's publication.
Approved November 20, 1877.
Attest: W. l.. CABELL,
j. b. HEREFORD, Mayor
Secretary. decl0-llt
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Centaur
L.inirl1 entS.
One Kind fol the Human "a mily.
The Other for Horses and Animals,

One Kind fol the Human "a mily.
The Other for Horses and Animals,
These Linlments are simply the wonder of
the world. Their elects are little less than
marvellous.
The white Liniment is for the human
family. 1t Will drive Rneuma tism, Sciatica
and neuralgia from the system; cure Lum-
baso, Chilblgins, Lock jaw, Patsy, Itch, and
most CntaneouS EruptiOnS; il extracts frost
from irolen hands and feet, ami the poison
Oh oites ana SllngS OF VenomOus reptiles; it
suOdues Swrllinga, ana alleviataS pain of
every Kind. When sprains or bruises Occur
II Is the most potent remedy ever discovered
TO heal the injured pa IL. The Centaur Lin
lment Is used with great efficacy Tor Sore
Ihroat. 7OOthGche, Cdked Breasts EarHche
aud Weak Back The following is but a sam.
pie OF the numerous testimonials
INDIANA HONE, JET. Co. Ind, May %, 1873
~ Junk II my duty to inform YOU That
nave SiWeFed much with StpJucji jeei ana
choFdS' few hotties of Centaur Imminent
has dome he t0Ok for me. | nave not been
iFtE from these swellingS in cunt ,taJy No,y
lam perfectly WeH. The Iiniment ought 10
be applied warm.
"BENJAMIN BROWN
The proof is in the trial. 1t is reliable, /,
- - NilNtbf anu tNttN IullillE
chould have the Whiteen Ctaur Linin en-
Ehe yellow Centnur Linimenf is
auAPteu to the tough muscles, cords and
he'h OF horses and animals. 1t has yerfotm.
eu more Wondnrful cures in three Years Of
SPAWN, strain, Wiud.gally, Scratches
Swoeny, and general Lameness than all
other remedies In existence. Read what the
great EApTeSsIsen say OF IL:
NEW YORK, JANUARY, 1874 z
every owner of horses should dive ths
Centaur Liniment tliaI We consider 4,
the best article ever srd IN our stables.
ali. MARSH,
"Supt. adams Elk. Stables. NY
"E. PULrH,
"Supt. y. :, Ex ~tHDles, NY.
,'Al BERT i, OLIN.
"Supt. Nat. Elk. Stables, N. y"
The best patrons Of this Linimentare Far.
Iners ana veterinary Surgeons, who are con.
annually using some Liuiment. IL heals
aus, wounds and Poll-evil, removes Swell,
lngs, ana Is worth millions of dollars an.
nually TO Farmers, Livery-men. stock .srov,.
ers, Sheep-raisers, and those having horses
what Farrler cannot do for s20 tho Gan.
'auI lhhiment Will do at triflins cost
=, THESE blnlmsnts are sold by all dealers
throughout the country They are warranted
Dy the proprietors, and bottle will DO given
20 any Farrier or Physician who ,iesir.s 10
Laboratory of J. B. Rose & Co.,
Ie Dny ST., NEW YORK.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-21

TnE Chicago Times proposes the fol,
lowing as a compromise cabinet. 1t is
n slight improvement we will confess.
Premier and minister of Justice
David Davis,
Minister of state-Thomas f. Bayard
Minister Of Finance--Stanley Mat,
thews.
Minister of the interior-W. r. Nor,
rison
Minister of war-Gustave Schleicher.
Minister Of marine--EIeister Clymer
Postu aster general. Randolph
Tuck er.
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IrnIn's NnghrIcA.

George Francis Train gives his de.
GLAZING days to sparIows and children.
He has spared the public and mains
tanned remarkable reservedness since
he was judicially "sat down uponn for
his immoral and atrocious verses ON
the Beecher.riltOn scandal Trains
vagaries have happily found, at length,
unobtrusive and less noisy ways of as.
sorting themselves. He's disgusted
with humanity, and though he don I
live IN tub, like another and more
ancient cynic, it's because he has "A
crazy aspiration TO be superior to the
need Of any shelter at all. His postal
address Is Madison square, where, uu.
der the wide shade OF It's Hottest Elm,
he has occupied bench all summer,
scattering crumbs on the grass for the
sparrows, and making himself
source and centre Of " ouderful delight
to the troops of childien who come
there to play.
Some day he'll be the patron saint of
the New York nurse girls who had
endless chances for gossip and flirt.
lug while their little charges were In
the KIND, eccentric care OF George
Fraucis Train. People who saw him
on hie talking tours would hardly re.
cogniZe him now. His "kinkyr brown
hair Is almost perfectly white aud falls
In long masses over bis shoulders, i'm
parting quite pairiarchal air TO the
cratic genius who Is yet in his physi
cal prime. IL the air ever 80 fsintly
suggests chilliness he wears jauntily an
elegant seal SKIN overcoat ~ which he
Takes dandlied pride. His feg in.
Ytslments yield him fair income
which beeiyes his family or adds to
hls store.
For himself, having reduced biz ne |
cessities to the minimum limit, and |
wholly eschewlDg Injuries, he munich.
es MS frugsl baked beans, potatoes, and |
penny rolls at the rate OF Thirty cents
worth per day, and sleeps In q plsin
little room at two dollars per week.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-21

Tow Bowers is one of the most per.
sistent opponents of the third term
doctrine we know. Neither presidents,
senators or congressman, in Toms
opinion, should 20 back the third time.
Indeed Tom is seriously contemplating
the two meal per day problem, with
view to an early experiment
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GRANGER HOUSE,
No. 0Oj 4 9O7 Main Street. Dallas. Te,a,

lbs house is new and well ventilated
having southern exposure, aud Il cenfraily
located. Ii is in charge Of ia old pronrieto;;
,. sawyer. who never failed to pleas MI
guests. Parties seeking house with All tie
comforts OF y home, cannot do better thar
W give the "yranger' A cal. Travellers AZ.
irving in Dallas, via the Central fsiirr,a
can Ieacn this house BY taking the Mai
street horse cars, one block south fforn Al,
pot. The best 81 y day house in the e,ee
- SURE 70 geton thep'reet cars ~ the swift
un1'uom s. SAWYER.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-21

THE first ward in Waco is having
n hard time oft. They have had two
elections Tor aldermen, resulting in u
tie, and in the meantime the bold
burghers of the first are without repre-.
sen alton in the city legislature.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-21

AND now the city Of Waco puts its
foot down squarely on one of the most
ancient customs, with regard to the
great christian festival which we cele.
brate on the 25th inst. The council
fines persons for setting Of fire crackers
within the city limits. The provision
bears harder on young Waco than local
option"
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TuE Jacksboro Echo doesn't have
very much confidence in the ability of
Fort Worth to build u railroad to De-
catur. The Echo echoes very conf mon
sentiment.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-21

The Brenham Banner has not deter>
mined whether the plan Of commercial
travelling is an injury TO newspaperdom
or not, 1t would not be if each tour.
ist" were to give the papers nice little
card and pay them well for it. That is
about the best solution Of the affair we
can think of. We have seen it work
we'll in the few instances which have
come under our observation.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
MARKET NOTICE.

All tho stalls and stands IN the Clty Mar
ket Houses VIII DO rented W lllh llBnbal V "
dor, on Tuesday, tbs LIT day OF January,
1873 for three months, payable monthly IN
dyauge, q, W, PlilfEHi
Market Master,
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TnE Sherman Register comes out bold
ly in defense of Governor Hubbard
against the attack of the Galveston In,
dependent, aud calls the editor of that
paper some exceedingly bad names
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-21

TnE LaJOrer'S Champion of Centre,
Shelby county, has for its motto, Equal
and exact justice to ALL" That's about
rs Catholic platform as could be CONS
piled
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That no man can serve his constit-
uency in congress and publish daily
paper for them at the same time, &C.
ceptably, we have only to point to the
erNJOmNal
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-21

IT is thought that the failure of the
Now York branch of Grinnan n Duyal
will not seriously affect the Galveston
house,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-21

THERE is lodge Of Free and Accepted
Masons in New York city, composed
entirely of journalists. The only trouble
they have is about the dues.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-21

Tur Ncos argues strongly in favor OF
prompt punishment of the mob
which comprised the death Of Judge
Howard.
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E. II. GUSHING,
PUBLISHER AND DEALERIy
School and MiSCeNa1eous91p,
PUBLISHES.

=
NoLilE e. MooRAs Poems, 300 d ..5o
rHos. e. HoGGs'"Fate Of MaryInn On
W. T. WEAVER's "lIours of Amuu.
"N''' ''''''' ''''''''''''''''',,".,"u ,.,.. ON
H. s. THALLS "Hlgtory Of MeuodI,m
Al ieA"s ''''"''''',',.,.,..,,,,,, lS
THos' AFFLECK's "Hedges ana Hcdg.
ing" ..............
RevJ. HUTCHlSONs "Raminlscepcc.n, "a
Rev'J' R OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
"The Lite of Navarro ........ 4,
-, Has Tor sale the largest stock OF school and
lhlsceilane us books In Yoxae. Tia ' l,
yltes, orders from all who want boogs
whether at wholesale or retail, and naS soSs
specially OF finding any book wanied. ilift
TO be found in America or Europe All hmomntn,
mailed direct at retail prices. 'OOA'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-21

STIIIsoN HUTcnNs il Posting the peo'
Pile of Washington on western democ-
rocy, From reports there doesn't seem
TO be millions in IL.
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Notice TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids Will be received until the 9th
prox. for building the plank or grnvel side
walks on the south side OF Main street. f,om
Ervay street to the II. & Ter. I'm ac.
cordance with the plans and Specifications
on iilein the mayors Office.
s.o,o WIN. JOHNSON, City Engin ser.
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
FRIDAY MORNING 80 DECEMBER n.

Tue Texas Suns ray has not paled'
1t will shine again,
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TEXT BOOES

which he offers nj prices M lou o,n
my INV book house In the Iniiod' aeoseOf
correspondence Ia invited, paItiesu states
larBr lols WIZ md IL 10 their oIvoGHe1ssullg
seh9 10 hlm for estimates, Seccnaat y
t n3Sss ", R"iHe1 ana sold on comGs6Ua ~
ries for sale will do wen 10 r5iHvlug llbm,
MIN on commission, ''su them 10
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E-IOrlev,

pitchers Cns1Oria is n complete substi.
tute for Castor OIL, and Is as pleasant to take
aS Honey. II Is particularly adapted to
Teething aud irritable children. IL DESTROYS
wOrlus assimulates the food, regulates the
Stomach, and cures Wind collie. Few rem.
edies are as euicacous for Feverishness,
Group, Worms and WhOoping Cough. Cas-
toria n n scientific and purely vegetable
preparation more effective than Castor Oil,
and neither gags or gripeR.
COLUMBIA, Conn, Nay 3, 1873.
MesSrs j. h. Rose II Co., N. Y:
dcnts' have family OF eight children,
ana nave used As much CHStOTia AZ any fam
lily in the United States, ! Think. | have
never found anything equal TO it. My chill.
dren have been saved from n foyer several
times by the use OF CastOria. recommend
Its use for children, for many dibGses they
are subject 20, in preference to any medicine
know Of ! feel 1t my duty TO give this cnr-
tilcate ON account OF the benefits have de-
rived by the use OF CGslOriu.
Very truly yours,
NORMAN z. LITTLE
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MiseeIIaneous WanIs.

M ANTED.-l want partner with Ave
w hundred dollars capital In good pay
Ing business, No humbug. Address box $50
Dallas poStCiiloe. declO.lw,
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Folr-llne Advertisements inserted twice IL
lhlh column iuT Twenty Five Cents,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-12-14
The Southern Cultivator.

This venerable Agricultural monthly has lost
nothing Of its vigor and usefulness by age, but
rather, like old wine improves as it grows in
years. We have been intimately acquainted
with it for thirty years and its monthly visits
arc to us like meeting an old and valued friend.
1t is always well fiIfed with most intcres.i"s
and instructive matter for tho information OF
every one who ti!ls MS much as an acre OF
ground.
The Farm, the Orchard, the Garden and the
household are all treated of in the most attrac-
tive and useful style in every number, and no
read number without receiving very
valuable and profitable information. 1t is pub
lshed by W. j. JONES. Athens, Geo, nj 50 a
year. One number worth the money.
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70 These Who are in Arrears for Taxes

20 inCSO VINO are 1T arrears LOT lakes.
nave received orders from the Comptroller
General to readvertisc the Delinquent list. Tie
sales to commence December 3lst 1877. The
necessities Of the State Government will admi,
of no further delay in the collection of Taxes.
1t would seem proper that should give some
explanation OF the cases o.! certain names being
on the list herci ofore published that should not
he there.
When received the appointment of Auditor
both the Auditor 5 and Trcasurers Duplicate had
been completed, with the exception of-putting
tho Tax lavy, passed. by tho Log sislaturo at it's
last session. This it became my duty to do
with the assessment of property had nothing
whatever to do, and AIN in manner RESPONSE
bic for; and no one can he more sensible of its
injustice and inequality than myself a
thorough revision must be had before the bur
then Of taxation can be fairly and properly dis
tributcd amongst our people.
In some instances property upon which the
taxes had already been paid was included in the
delinquent list. This has arisen from the fact
the property is charged to two different parties
uhe, present and the former owner) on the Au.
ditor's books--no account being taken of the
change Of ownership, if indeed, any notice had
been given him of.such change.
Some persons have expressed considerable dis
pleasure Mt no attention being paid to Abate-
ments OH their assessments and taxes, granted
last year ty I. &. DuRn. Comptroller General
| regret to have TO inform NIL such that they
must rest content with what they have already
secured in return for the funds invested in that
| enterprise. From five hundred to n thousand
per cent. was reasonably good profit for the
times, and gives no good ground of complaint.
Both applicant and operators should be content
they have made fair profit. And besides,
according to Gen'l llagood, the proceeding was
somewhat irregular-in fact without any author.
| iiy of law whatever What n pity to spoil the
lille game. BuL Hampton has cut short the
five years and Honest John il among the ,roph-
cts no longer. ID. JOHNSON, Auditor
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-.oro Robberies.


oh Saturday night last tho raiders of smoke
houses were out in force. Without having the
iear OF Judge Wallace in their hearts they broke
into his store-house and stole quantity oG
fiour and side of Bacon. They also stole n
siods cur up up 5pe@a n NJ G9hsasd mali
was hanging in the stable. The Morse was dis
covered next day in the woods, with negro on
him, but rs soon the rascal found he was seen
he jumped off and made his escape.
All this was done in night. So long ns
Bill Sartor was in Jail community was prst-
ty free from such outrngcs but it seems that
directly he gets free thieving is commcnced.--
We do not place the blame of all the rascaliy
ON him, for we think other rascals arg operating
upon h'S c"cM. |, is easy enough to say it was
Bill Sartor's gang that did it, and thereby d-
rect suspicion in the wrong course. Bill is bad
enough, and whether it is he who is doing the
stealing or some one else upon his credit his
arrest is very necessary to put stop to it.
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The County Convention.

call for the re-assembling Of the County
democratic convention, which nominated our
county ticket in 1876, appears in another col
umn of this paper. The Convention having
provided for its own continued existence, to
meet emergencies such as have now arisen il
seems that no other mode Of presenting nom
inee from the democratic party would be valid.
Besides, il is manifestly impossible, within the
time allowed, to re- assemble all the local clubs
in the county, and to put into complete opera
ton the machinery necessary for the organiza-
ton of n new convention, embracing within its
membership all parts Of our county. We are
pleased to know that the people are entirely
willing to leave The matter to the old conven-
ton, the members of which were carefully Sc
lected at the full primary meeting held las,
year.
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Tho Usury Law Passed.

ihe lsury Law passed its second reading
IN tn" H"nse last Monday by vote Of 20 yeas
to j nays. The bill passed the Scuate at its
last session, but was not reached by the House
then when the Legislature adjourned. 1t came
Up in the House at its present session as unin-
ishei business, and the vote on its second
reading gives no doubt of its final passage. We
have not seen the bill, but the Columbia Reyis-
Tar says "The lawful rate of interest will hence
ior'h DC hSeh AT seven per cent per annum.-
Violation of this law will forfeit the interest,
where courts are asked for judgment on con-
tracts
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Ray Maj. W. W. Sale, and the whole regular
democratic ticket for Mayor and Aldermen of
Charleston, were elected last Tuesday. Maj
Sales majority was 1896. Glory enough Tor
onc day. We are as greatly releiccd over the
delivcrance Of Charleston rs any good citizen
living in that city. The Independents had n
fall ticket in the field but were badly beaten, rs
thcy Should he everywhere.
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Conc "a Hunting.

Conc "a Hunting.
few of our "chocc spirits have gone
down to the Rice fields. on Snipe and Duck
hunt, and we should not DC at all surprised if
they vlsitea the Dig Dog and Poultry Show at
at Charleston before they return. They are just
the boys TO enjoy such n trip. We hope they
will bring our friend Sam. Jc.Icries a few sniIe
it will reminl him SO much Of life in New
York.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-12-14

Eliy- $40 bales OF Cotton were sold in this
market the past week, at prices ranging from
to 10 G5-l00, cash.
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BSy" Sec advertisements of Mr.. Moses Mr..
Ihodar and Mr.. Schappaul and go and buy your
:lristmas presents from them
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X'/<<lI{HI OF INIS COhnunlIy, hNN
ssSe& &4ncritcl compliment to one who has
abundantiy proven himself to be an able and
faithful servant Of the PUBLIC
his feeling among our people, rcr,ading as
it does, all classes, parties and races, is pleas
ant to contemplate. 1t IS u gool omen when
people unite i'll doing an nc! creliahc 10
themselves as to pat the r.yH nun in the riykt
P'1cc-"ot 10 eicr"ic TIE man 10 tie pIocc rs - too
often done, jm 10 cierate tie pIoc, wiM he nun.
UNION.
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TIe Carolina Farmer.

TNe Carolina Farmer.
This excellent agricultural Journal comes
promptly to hand every month, and is always
filed with the choices; and most practical infor-
nation for the farmers of this section II IS
truly valuable work and should be found upSn
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-12-14

Ray" Eusts, democrat, from Louisiana, has
been seated in the United States Senate.
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Bay" Plcvna, the Turkish stronghold, has fall
len. Forty thousand prisoners and four hum
drel guns were taken by the Russians. Cold,
disease AMI famine had dccimateI the Turkish
ranks and reduced the soldiers to living skeio-
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ssiy- The slate roof is going rapidly OIL
Farr Il Co.'S stone.
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:: :: );

~ he uynncVH duty Of every member of
tsc Convention to meet in this town on Monday
next and nominate n candidate for the seat in
The Legislature made vacant by the election Of
Speaker Wallace to the Circuit Bench; and it IS
equally the duty of every good democrat to su, :
port the nomination made by that convention,
coming, as it does, from all sections Of The
county and representing as il must the wishes
d the people in their several townships Let
us keep our ranks closed upanl well organized
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-12-14

GSsy" J. L. Mullinax has moved his Shoe shop
into the new building next to the Hotel, where
s.e will be happy TO hammer and peg for the
better under standing Of the people.
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GEap 1t is confidently reported that President
!iaycs has rendered the District Auorneyship
of this State to Ku Klux ID. I. Corbin. Will he
have the face to accept
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F. NJ: FARR,
ii. T..GALLM !
G.. C.SARTOI

W. itihb, ClerR.
Managers of Election.
DrdytonciVe-W. d. Alexander, Thorn
vice and Isaac Peeler.
Tn'der Riage-John d. Jefferies.
Jones, and VIM. Littlejohn, (coloredl.
W1kinsrWc-Milton Patrick. J. F.W
and William Petty, (c0lored)
7oHeson's Sore-W. L. Goudelock.
hughes and Cato Walker, (colored)
GidnLybnry Milis-F. w. Ei,on. r J. ,r
and Luke Dawkins. (colored)
fciy's-T N. Kelly, JIM. Acock an
Foster (colored)
Gomgs-JosfAh Foster, James R. smi, h
Alison Smith (colored)
Hnghes-W. r. Briggs, Thomas Con or
j. J. Hughes.
Sdnt"e-Stephen Crosby, J. NJ. Carlo
Limbrick Thomas (colored)
lSsh Ddm-W. Il. Jeter, James Hancr !.
1t Goudelock (colered)
p Goshen HH-A. r. Aughtry, j. E. 4,
I'D Abram Chick (colored)
:, Gross Ksy'-ERs II. Sheldon, r. J. b
I q 4 !
Aus:ell tcolored -
Dec. II 86asal
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TO THOSE INDEHTED
Democratic Meeting.

Democratic Meeting.
4 IL persons residing in Union Township
"a who voted the democratic ticket in Novem-
ber 1876, will meet in the Court House at p.
M. OIL Saturday, December lS, 1877, for the
purpose of elecing one delegate 10 stke COUNTY,
convention in the place of G. N6Ieef
ceased. 4.
Dec. If 1877.