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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-02-15

"SALEN, Ore, Dec. 8, 1875.
ITO Peter Donahoe, New York:
~ appreciate the sentiments expressed: thanks
for congratulations. -
"OxAnA, Neb., Decembef-
"Col W. T. Pelton, Is Gramercy Park, New
York:
"Ignorant whole business. Partners powerful
motive. to fidelity, ON Gould order. Can It not
be through A. KOunts, twelve, wall. or myself or
both. KOuntx Tildenish. Republicans eliable
beyond doubt. Last resort, protect everybody,
and use Davis answer.
tSigned) GEOnaH L 4mIER."
There were no marks on the diepatch signed
Corse to indicate the place from which sent.
In the Oregon Electoral Investigation, ON
the Sd. William D. Spencer, journal Clerk Of the
United States Seua.e, teetided rs an expert rela-
tive to the handwriting Of two cipher dispatches
-One to w. T. Pelt0n, Of New York, and signed
j. H. N. Patrick. and the other addressed
to Samuel J. Tfldcn, Of New York, eigoed
"Gobble;" he testified that he thought
the d spatches were written BY the same
person and wi b the same kind of ink. Two other
experts cOrrOb0rated Mr.. Spencer's evidence. N.
c. Grisw0 d, of Oregon, . Democrat stated the
reason the National Democratic Committee were
calico upon to furnish money for contes ing the
issuing Of certificate Of election to Dr.. Watts was
because tie Oregon Democrats were poorer than
. church contributiOn-bOx.
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A BERLIN telegram to the London Times,
published on the morning of the LIST, says
Russia had determined upon prolongirg the
present condition in respect to Turkey in
definitely. She had decided not to declare
war, but would maintain an army of obser.
walton on the frontier. prepared to take ad-
vantage of contingencies that might arise
hereafter.
HERR BARTH, the German explorer, en-
gagged in surveying the Portuguese posses
sions in Africa, recently committed suicide
at Loanda, while delirious from fever. Herr
Moher, another German explorer, engaged
in searching for the sources of the Congo
River, also died lately.
MONTENEGRO has accepted the proposition
Of the Turkish Prime Minister to treat with
Turkey directly for peace.
LONDON dispatches of the LIST announce
the appearance Of the rinderpcst in Lime
house Parish, suburb Of London.
ACCORDING to Constantinoplc report Of
the I'd, an understanding had been reached
with Scrvia on the ante bellum basis, and
with Montenegro on the basis of slight ter.
ritorial concessions.
A BUCHAREST dispatch of the I'd an
nounces the resignation of the Roumanian
Ministry because the Chambers had reduced
the budget of the War Office by the sum of
$2sOO,OoO.
BERLIN dispatch of the 4th says the
negotiations between the Porte and Servia
had been broken off because of the persistent
demands Of Turkey for guarantees.
PRINCE GoRrscHAKoFr, the Russian Prime
Minister, has issued u circular to Russian
representatives abroad, instructing them to
secure from the Governments to which they
are accredited an expression of their views
on the Eastern question.
BELGRADE telegram Of the Sd says the Ger
man Public Prosecutor had instituted pro-
ceedings against the SON of Count Won Ar
MIN ON account of offensive newspaper ax-
AccoRD1xe to Constantinoplc kilograms
of the 5th, the Grand vizier, Midhat Pasha,
had been dismissed suds ordered to leave
Turkey. Edhem Pasha, who, in the late Con.
ference, was especially violent in opposing
the propositions Of the Great Powers, has
been appointed his successor. This
change was believed to foreshadow change
in Turkish policy.
TIE attempt to amaigamate the Direct
and Anglo. American Cable Companies has
failed.
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WEST AND SOUTH.

Gov. KIRKwooD, of Iowa, resigned his
Office as Governor on the 3lst ult. He was
elected United States Senator from Iowa by
the Legislature, last winter. Lieut. Gov
Newbold succeeds him.
OK the 3lst ult. the Legislature of Kansas
elected Col. Preston B. Plumb, of Emporia
United States Senator, TO succeed Senator
Harvey, whose term expires on the 4th OF
March next.
A COLUMBIA e. CO. dispatch of the Isl
states that Gov. Hampton, having granted q
pardon to ARIA Rosborough, colorcd pris.
oner in the Jail of Chester County, and the
Sheriff refusing to release the prisoner, on
the ground that Wade Hampton was not
Governor of the State, Judge j. T. Mackey
issued writ of habeas corpus, on the peti.
ton Of the prisoner, and the case was argued,
when Judge Mackey promptly decided that
Wade Hampton was the legal Governor
The Shcriff-s counsel promptly appealed the
case to the Supreme Court.
On the LIST, Chadwic Secretary of State
was inaugurated Governor of Oregon, vic,
Grover, resigned.
STATE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER SMART, OF
Ohio, has issued call for meeting of the
National Teachers Association at Washing
ton, March l, 9 and 8. The follow
ing subjects have heen arranged fol
consideration: Organization of an ed
vocational museum and the provision
Of plans and means for its operations; fur
ther consideration of plans for publications
connected with and growing out of the cen.
tennial proportion Of popular education in
the South; proposed reduction of salarie.
and the relation of secondary instruction in
the high schools to the public schools.
In Chicago, on Feb. 5, spring wheat No
2 closed at $1.2s@1.2sH cash. Cash corr
closed at 42Nc for No. 2. Cash oats No. 8
sold at 35A@3511c; March options sold al
s5Hc; Barley, No. 2, 59@6Oc; Rye
No. 2, Csc. Cash mess pork New
closed at $16.4O; Lard, $1O.S21l@ 10. 81
Good to choice beeves brought 1925
@5.75; medium grades, a 3O94.75 butchers
stock, *3.OO@3.5O; stock cattle. etc., $500
@3.sO. Hogs brought $5.65@6.5O for good
10 choice. Sheep sold at $2.75@5.25 for good
to choice.
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MISSISSIPPI

The investigation into the conduct of
the late election in Mississippi was continued ON
the ID before the Senate Commi, tee on Privileges
and Elections. j. T. leicester, President of the
Hines County Board Of Regist "a, testified there
was conference Of leadipg Democrats Of Hines
County . short time before the election, at VII Oh
It was proposed to furni-h one Of the Democratic
Judges Of Election at each pOlling-place with a
duplis ate key to the ballot-box; witness
furnished about fifteen Of these duplicate
keys to different men. all of whom were
white men, and, he thinks, Democrats; he
slipped small parcel into the vest pocket OF one
Of the judges, iemarking, q he did so, Here is
tell them what use was to be made Of them, but
thought they were all smart enough to ind out
how and for what to nee them; in answer to q
question from Senator Teller, witness said:
II suppose my idea was that II there
wers too many Republican votes In . bal
l0t-box. the key was to open the box that
Republican votes might be taken out and DEM
cate keys to the ballot-boxes were furnished to
one Of the Democratic judges in every polling
precinct in the county. Henry Outlaw. Of Aber-
deem, Nunroe County, testified that all meetings
which c0l0fed Republicans attempted to hold in bis
county during the late campei IN were broken mp by
armed Democrats; wf,nesswas ct meeting inAbt E
deem during September; ct that meeting seventeen
c0loted men were shot, some Of thsm killed
outright, and otheFs were 30 serf0uely wounded
that they had since died; Democrass had The
practice Of riding through Munroe County at
night, taking colofed men from their beds and
whipping them, and many Of his race had elept
out q doors for several nights previous 70 the late
election to prevent being dragged from their
homes and whipped
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The President ON Specie Resumption.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 3,
The following is the Presidents Mes
sage to Congress on the subject of the re-
sumption of specie payment:
To the Senate and House Of Representatives:
By the act Of Congress, approved Jan. II,
1876, to provide for the resumption of specie
payments, the fret Of January, 1879, is fixed
as the date when such resumption 10 to
begin. It may not be desirable to nx an
obligatory upon the Government to redeem
its outstanding lcgaltender notes in coin ON
pre- entation, butt is certainly most desirable.
and willprovc most beneficial! to every pecuni-
airy interest of the country, to hasten the day
when the paper circulation Of the country
and gold coin shall have equal values, At .
later day, IT currency and coin should retain
equal values, It might become advisable to
authorize or direct resumption. believe
the time has come when by the simple act OF
the Legislative branch Of the Government
this most desirable result can be attained. I
am strengthened in this view by the course
trade has taken in the last two years, and BY
the strength of the credit Of the United
States at home and abroad.
For The fiscal year ending June so, 1876,
the exports of the United States exceeded
the imports bv $12l, 21a ,1O2, but our exports
include $40, $50, 62l of specie and bullion
in excess of imports of the same commodi-
ties. For six months Of the present fiscal
year, from July l, 1870, to Jan. l, 1877, the
excess Of exports over imports amounted
to 81. IA, 500, and the imports Of specie
and bullion exceeded the exports Of
precious metals by 96,192,147 in the
same time. The actual excess Of ex-
ports over imports for the six month";,
exclusive y, Of 81 specie and bullion amounted
the accumulation Of specie and bullion IL
the country amounting fo mora than ~ nm .
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PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

If English authority may be trusted,
!" codger'' is corruption Of cottager or
cogitate.
Miss May, it is said, is heartbroken.
And Mr.. Benefits head was broken, and
Mr.. May broke and run at the Arst fire.
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The Iron Ags says that paper car
wheels have run over 000, 900 miles and
promise to last one OF two Thousand more
without new Get of tires. ." slle
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-02-15

The steamer George Washington, Of Crom-
we'll, Canada, lately went ashore on Cape
Race, and al hands were drowned. Up to
the morning of the 5th, fourteen bodies had
been washed ashore,
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The following kilograms were intro.
daced 1t the Oregon Electoral inquiry on the ID;
..0AAlA, Neb., Nov. II
eel. A. Grover, Salem, Oregon:
Man left Omaha to eco yoa. win arrive Non.
day. Delay sction. 80
"tSfgned) GEoRaB L, NnL.n."
"DEcEuDER &
I" To Col. W. +. Pelton, New York:
u Glory to God Hold on to one Electoral vote
In Or k0n. i have 1OQ, 900 men to hack Il mp.
"(Slgncd) El COReD.1
" To Judge Strong, Salem. Oregon: ~.
T,lren has l8S. including one from Oregon.
+ 'Signed) A. 8. HEWITT" j,
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General News Summary.
FROM WASHINGTON.

JUDGE BRADLEY was, on the S1st ult.,
chosen the fifth member of the Judicial
branch of the Electoral Commission. The
Tripartite Commission assembled at noon in
the Supreme Court room and organized.
The special oath Of Office was administered
to Justice Clifford by Mr.. Middleton. the
Clerk of the Court, and Justice Clifford,
who, by the Electoral act, is the pre-
siding officer of the Commission, then ad-
ministcrcd the oath to the other fourteen
members. James H. Mckinney was then
appointed temporary Clerk to the Commits
sion. The Republican National Committee
decided to engage as leading counsel before
the Electoral Commission William NJ. Evarts
and f. W. Stoughton. Of New York, and
Stanley Matthews and s. 8. Shellabargcr, Of
Ohio. The Democrats had engaged as coun-
sci LYMAN Trumbull, of Illinois; Matt II.
Carpenter, of Wisconsin,; Jeremiah Black,
of Pennsylvania, and Ashabcl Green, of New
York.
THE public debt statement for January
shows the following: Coin bonds outstand-
ing, sl.9 81, 500; total debt, 2,ssO, SO SIS;
cash in Tr. asury, S1a9. us, $40; debt less cash
in the Treasury, $1,000, S5l ,572; decrease
during January, s2,O69, $3.50.
ARGENT Washington dispatch announces
that Maddox, the Treasury agent, who has
been giving testimony in the Louisiana case
before the Committee on the Powers, Privi-
legcs and Duties Of the House, had been re-
moved from his official position as Agent of
the Internal Revenue Bureau, and that the
President had appointed Col. s. E. Cham.
berlain, Ct Virginia, to the office.
THE EAST.
THE Prohbitonists of New Hampshire
met in State Convention, on the 3lst ult.,
and nominated Hon. Asa s. Kendall as their
candidate for Governor.
THE Coroncr's jury, IN the case of the
Brooklyn Theater calamity. have rendered
verdict in which they say that of the 2lS VIC
Tins IF the calamity only two were burned
TO death, the remainder being suffocatcd.
Mass MEETINGS of unemployed workmen
were held in New York City on the evening
of the Sd, and resolutions were adopted
calling upon the State Legislature for ar
appropriation of 81 100000 to give work to
$1,000 idle men.
GOLD closed in New York on Feb. 5, at
1861. The following were the closing quo
tations for produce: No Chicago Spring
Wheat, New $1.41@1. ~; No. 2 Milwaukee
(New) s1.i291.iS; Oats, Western Mixed
and State, 39a5a1Sc; Corn, Western Mixed,
6o@6l &c; Pork, Mess, sl7.1211; Lard, s11 90;
Flour, good to choice, $6.O5(96.2O; White
Wheat Extra, <6.25@7.55 Cattle, S011kc
for good to extra. Hogs, live, s6.4OQl6. so.
Sheep, -. l2la@6 80.
AT East Liberty, Pa, on Feb. ), cattle
brought: Best, $5.5O15.15; medium, SAT-
@3.W; common, $4.OOt94.75. Hogs sold
Workers, s6.OOd6.4O; Philadelphia, $5.SO@
go. Sheep brought So. $4,000, according
to quality.
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pAnk COUNTY, Colorado, produced
e7OO. 900 of bullion In 1876
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-10

Notice is hereby gn,n that the
partnership heretofore txiiiing be-
tween VIM. f. Lyle and Joul, p. Muir
ply, under the firm nan OF VIM. +.
Lyle IL Co, was dissolved ON the 9th
OF January, 1871, b. the death of VIM.
II. Lyle. All debts due to the sai'i
partnership are to be paid, and those
due from the same discharged, at No
1909 Lamar street, IN the CITY of Dallas,
where the business will be continued
10y the said john p. Murphy and VIM.
+. Cummins, under the firm name OF
j. p Murphy q Co., as real estate
agents and collectors.
The junior member Of the late firm
desires TO return his sincere thanks for
the liberal patronage extended them
i'll the past; and the rev firm hope,
10y pr0mptness and close attention to
business, to merit the confidence and
support of the public in the future.
JOHN p. MURP TY,
", + CUMMINS.
Dallas, Texas, February |. 1871. I'm.
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-Vane, Calvert d Co.'s mixed
paints, ready for use, at manufacturers
prices. +. Beaumont Il Co., agents,
Dallas, Texas.-tf
The only genune old Dun, Mon
arch sour- mash whisky in Dallas can
be found Mt Craddock's, opposite Les
Grand Hotel. If.
For large, fat bivalves, call on
French John.-tf
--Buchan u Co.'S, cresylic ointment
or screw worms, cure for foot rot in
hecp, at CITY Drug store 't1S Elm
street, Dallas, Texas.--If
The tables of French John, the
prince of caterers, whose restaurant is
in the old Odd Fellows building, are
llways supplied with the freshest deli
;acies Of the seas0n.-tf
-Austin's is the place for bargains
in fine watches and jewelry.-tf
The original French John has the
finest display of large shell oysters,
game of all kinds, the choicest cuts OF
beef, mutton, veal, pork, etc, also salt
and fresh water fish, shrimp, poultry,
milk shoats, and In fact the very best
of everything the markets of Dallas
If you want to find the choicest
meats In the city, go to the lie Grand
market, corner of Main and Market
streets.-lm
New York dairy cheese at Hag-
gart's.-lm.
If you want to buy buggy cheap
call at the Courthouse square.-lw
Fruit dealers will save in money
buying their supplies of fruits, nuts,
ETC., at DCStnn 10 Bros, IT,
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LOCAL BlsEVITIEs.

For key fitting go to Gyillen's
stencil and variety works, B25 Elm
street. lw
For keys and key fitting go to
Griiien's stencil and variety works, sos
Elm street. lw
Ii yuu wo"t - hoii hnnu at your
house leave your order at Grillen's
stencil and variety works, 625 Elm
street. lw
For fashionable hair cut by n
iirst.class artist, go to Wilson's, Ia the
Lamar hotel. Don't forget him. 90 I'm
1t IL rumored on the rect that
II. Cohn n Co known as the original
Cheap John, must be very short OF
funds from the manner they slaughter
those choice dry goods and clothing
they bought of Murphy.-Ad.
Family Paciiiers" at the Del
mon co.--tf
Fresh bananas, oranges and lemons
for sale cheap at DeStefano Bros. II.
Pigs feet at Haggart's.
1t Is "the" style now to board at
the new Delmonico,
Tickets for st. Louis, Chicago
Nashville, Montgomery, Fort Scott,
Austin, Sedalia, Louisville and Calves,
ton, for sale vt reduced rates by Fred
Manget, ticket broker, LeGrand hotel.
IF.
Meals sent out In covered trays
from the Delmonico. No dust and hot
dishes. How's that?--tf
All orders filled by iaggart.
lie Grand market is u e place to
buy your game; they keep fine as.
s0rtment on hand at all times, corner
Main and Market streets. I'm
Cabbage aud crout at Haggart's.-
I'm.
Buy your deeds, leases, bonds, etc,
at THE HERALD office, and write out
your contracts. TT.
Northern pickle at Hag lart's. I'm.
If you have anything to sell or
wish to buy anything, cali on William
A. Jones, 40 Elm street.-Ad
One Thousand barrels of apples at
Haggart's. I'm.
For fine Caddo lake perch, red
fish, salt water trout, ETC., 20 to the
Merchants Restaurant, SOB Main street.
They are always supplied, I'D
Pan roasts philadelphia style) at
the Delmonico If
Three hundred barrels of apples at
Haggart's. I'm.
William A. Jones will pay the
highest price for second hand iurni.
tire or anything else you may have to
sell. Coli at 40 Elm street.-Ad
Picked tongu IS at Haggarps.-lm.
Morton, OF Indiana, has made a
bad break, and no have all lovers OF
good oysters They break straight for
the Merchants Restaurant, sos Main
street I'D
Five hundred barrels OF potatoes at
Haggart's.--lm
"A large and well selected stock of
fireworks, Of every description at
De Stefano Bro.'s.-Ad.
French John has fresh water cres.
see, the only ones IN town, which he
supplies to the trade AZ well as his
guests.
For choice oranges, Malaga grapes
or anything In the line OF fruits, nuts,
fancy candies, etc. Call at De Stefano |
Bro'a.-4d.
Fresh Baltimore oysters at the
If
DONE buy auy watche or jewelry
until You have examined the new
stock and prices ut Aus.in's, 5o4 Main
,treet.--tf
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The State anl county tax rolls for
1876 Will close on the 18th of February,
1871. After the latter date there viii
he additional cost. Don't delay pay.
ing until February begins, as it will
take every day from now until the
close OF that month to close the rolls.
II slXty'hve persons pay each day. II
any considerable Der wait till the
last, 1t will be impossible for me to re-.
ceive and receipt Tor the am0u.ts, aud
TINS VIII add costs to the tax payer.
W. II. PRATHER,
1ahlS'Marl. Tax Collector. Dallas Co.
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COMMERCIAL.
HERALD OFFICE,

HERALD OFFICE,
FRIDAY EyESiN0. Feb, y, 1877.
The general business of the city was
livelier than any time this week. The
provision, grocery and grain trades
came in for fair share Of the activity.
In tho cotton market, however, there
was little or nothing done. The gen.
eral quotations are nominally un.
changed. There seems to be no falling
off In the furniture aud farm imple-
ment business. The wagon trade
looked up some, and there were quite
y number Of farmers in town. The
banks are In funds, and are prepared
to move anybody or anything with
The right sort OF collaterals.
Cotton Statement.
For tho week ending February o, 1877,
Furnished TaE HERALD by ID. W. Barnett,
Reporter In this City for the National Cot
ton Exchange.
Stock on hand September. ist... 273
Received this week ............... 40
Received previously ....... ...... 4,2l0
Received since september ls,.. t20 4
Total, f2,aU7
shipped this. week. .................-.. 49,
Shipped previously announcement t2,lbT
shipped since september ht.. 1890
Stock on hand. SAT
Market steady. MIDI ing IL. Low mid
ding lux. aOod ordinary 10.
METEOROLOGICAL.
Higheet temperatu re-..............-.... ..... "
Lowest re....-..........-.....,.... W
average temperature AZ IA m......-........., "
ithinhhi la inohea... OW
SNOW
d. W. BARNRTT.
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the cr.
rors and indiscretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of man.
mood. etc, will send areceipt that will
cure you, FREE or CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered 10y missionary
in South America Send selfad.
dressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH +.
lNAAN, Station d, Bible lone, Neto York
Iy,..
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AucttOui

One OF tho best saloons In Dallas,
IN running order, with lease, near
Fields Opera House, aud now doing n
good business, will he sold Saturday.
Feb. 10 tap m Reason for selling
owner has other business and cannot
attend to both. Sale to commence Mt
two o'clock, rain or shine.
49,, j. g. BOOTH,
feb'y.8lw Auctioneer
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aI3,56J Nj

Is the sum we must raise before the
10th of February, and in order to ac-
complish this the magnificent stock of
dry goods and clothing, bought of MIR.
Murphy, must be slaughtered. Help
us help us! and We will reciprocate
by selling you bargains never before
known. II. COIN Il CO.,
Original Cheap John, 6l3 Elm st.-Ad
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feb'y.8lw
Mime. II. nepoit.

Of New York city, has opened her
great paper pattern establishment.
Cuts patterns to order and guarntees n
perfect ut. She win teach any lady
the French system Of dress cutting
Also, dress making, plating and
ready made suits. at 1873 Main street.
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For seals aud stencils 90 TO
Griflen's stencil and variety works,
625 Elm street. lw
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On and after date water will be sold
to wagons at the stand pipe, corner of
Main and Harwood streets.
TRAvERS DANIEL, Superintendent
DALLAS, February 8. 1877. lw
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TREES Az AUeTHDN.
Monday. 18th 81 February.

BY j. q. Booth q Co., 403 Main
street, II large amount Of all kinds of
fruit tree, must he closed out. SIZE to
commence ut two O'Clock.
Il "a. BOOTH n co. Auctloneers.
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More OF those fine Hallet 4 Davis
Pianos. This piano now stands first
among the leading pianos of the world.
Sold by Ii. A. Sceva, 504, Main street,
Dallas. feh,v.6Iv
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ANNOUNC EMENTS.
CITY RECORDER.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce w. = Oldham, Esq rs u cnn T.
didhte for the office ~ H. corder OF the Guy OF
Dallas. Election April next.