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EOR SALE SHOE STORE - In Dayton,
IL KY; good location GOOD run Of custom; a
two story frame; lot fronting two streets; /;
cheap for cash. JOHN Is. UNNING, north
east corner Clay and Third streets, Dayton,
Ky. fel9-i2t+
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FURNISHING GOODS.
GRAND OPENING
NEW SPRING
Furnishing Goods!
BELL, MILLER { co.
No. 81 w. Fourth st.
OPPOSITE POST-OFFICE.
SPECIAL AND EXTRAORDINARY SALE
GENTS CUSTOM MADE SHIRTS.

500 dozen Gents. c olored Percale Shirts,
Toe, 81, 81 % and 81 5O each, worth
81 20 to 81.
1000 dozen Gents White Dress Shirts
with pure Irish Linen il Bosoms and
Cuffs, T5c, 81, 81 25 and 81 so, worth
81 % to 50 80 each.
800 dozen Unlaundried Shirts, so, Toe
and 81 each.
The grade at 81 is made from Wam-
sutta Muslin and 1900 Linen Bosom and
Cuff, and is a tirst-3lass shirt in every
respect.
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LNOR SALE-HOUSE-94 West Ninth st.,
Il cottage OF four rooms; lot 70 feet front,
corner OF alley. great sacrifice will be Of
fered in this property; must be s,ld; make an
effer 20-3t
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TOR RENT - STORE = 4 four story stone
II front store, 234 Main street, between Fifth
and Sixth streets. 20-3r
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il on second street, Dayton, KY; cheap for
cash. Apply to J. b. BUNNlNG, Dayton, ky.
fnlA-l2%
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NOW FOR CRON1N
The Count Proceeds as Far as
Oregon,
And Then Another Case Is Sent to
the Tribunal.
HOUSE.

| ..... HOUSE.
| National Associated Press to the Star.
| WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.-Tlere was no
quorum in the House at 10 O'Clock, bu
the reading of the objections to Nevada
was demanded, which occupied nearly
an hour.
| Mr. Springer, of Illinois, moved that
the vote be counted. After some debate
! the resolution was adopted, and the
Clerk was directed to notify the Senate
that the House was ready to receive
them 10 joint convention. The Senate
proceeded TO the House at 1l:40.
JOINT SESSION.
Mr.. Ferry called the joint Convention
to order, and the action of the two
Houses on the Nevada case was an.
nounced. and the 8 votes counted
for Hayes.
New Hampshire was then counted 8
votes for the same.
New Jersey followed with 9 for Til
den.
New York with 35 for Tilden.
North Carolina with 10 or Tlden.
OHIO was then counted with % for
Hayes.
Oregon was then reached aud MIR.
Mitchell demanded the reading of the
certificates and all the papers. --
Objection was then made to the count
ing Of The votes OF both sets OF certifi-
Gates. All the papers in the case were
ordered sent to che Joint Commission.
after which the House rttired.
THE ELECToRAL COMMISSION.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l-Tne Electoral
Commission met at p. NJ, all the mem.
bers present.
The President laid the papers received
from the two Houses before the Com.
mission, and, on motion OF Mr.. Abbott,
they were ordered to be printed. The
papers were then read by the Secretary.
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FOR SALH--REAL ESTATE.

LNOR SALE Farm - cool farm of gTX
A acres, situated * miles from Williams
burg, in Clernont County. Farm In goOu
Droer. Will sell on VERY EASY terms. A COOL
chance for any one desiring it to get a good
home. Address B. b. s., Star ofice, $50 Wal
nut street, Cincinnati, U.
jy2jd&jy2gW-tf
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LNOR SALE-ICE CHESr-Nice, for large
il family or otheI wise; very cheap. Apply
at t07 lest Seventh street. 20 At
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HOTELS.
FOR SALE.

L OR SALE - SEWING MACHINES - At
panic prices, OF all kinds, Singer. Howe,
Weed ana American, at $50 John street. 1t*
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FOR RENT--ROOMS

L0R RENI-ROOM - Back parlor nicely
j. furnb I'D for two gentlemen. 2,6 Plum ST.
between George anu Seventh streets.
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ENOR RENT - HOUSE - On Walnut Hills.
a. containing eight rooms, cellar stable, lar &c
LOT, near the cars. Inquire of j. e. HAY, 10
West Filth st. Get. sO-3t
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EFOR RENT-HO USE Good house of seven
Il rooms, and one acre in lawn and fruit, five
minutes walk from Fifth-,trect Ferry; $l5 per
month. Apply on the premises, near the new
Schcol house, West Covington, OF JOHN W.
CLARK. 1t&
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WIN. MORRIS, nine-ye,r old orphan, de-
w sires TO mud his uncle, Nelson Darty
in Texas. Any one knowing his whereabouts
address, VIM Morris, DALLAS, Texas. deem
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THF POINTS lIRGED

From tho best information that TmF
HERALD can gather lfatt Carpenter and
his associate counsel, urged upon yes.
terday, the following points before the
commission
First--That by the statues of Louisi.
ana the Wells returning board had no
authority or power to canvass the vote
for presidential electors, but that the
canvassing board charged by the State
law with this duty consists of the gov.
ernor secretary of state, attorney.gen.
eral, and a district Judge, or any two of
them, with the governor; that therefore
the whole action Of the Wells board so
far as it relates to presidential electors
was usurpation of power and without
authority of law.
second-That even if the returning
board had tho authority to canvass tho
vote for electors this must be done
under the general law creating it and
defining and limiting its powers, and
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SOME gentleman desiring information
asks The HERALD to inform him as to
the boundaries of the Louisiana pur
chase. They were as follows; Beginning
at the mouth Of the Sabine river, in
Texas, the line follows that river to about
the thirty second parallel, thence to the
Red river, which it follows to the south.
west corner of the Indian Territory
thence north to the Arkansas river
which it follows to the Rocky Noun.
tains, thence along the Rocky Noun,
tains to the twenty-ninth meridian from
Washington, thence along said meridian
to the forty second parallel, and along
said parallel to the Pacific Ocean, the
coast of which it follows to the British
possessions. This line is the northern
boundary of the purchase to point q
little east of the eighteenth meridian
and from thence to tho Mississippi
which forms its eastern boundary to the
Gulf of Mexico.
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that it violated this law in many ways,
and thus made its action and decision
Of no force OF value,
Third-ThOt the law requires that
the returning board shall consist of five
persons taken from all political parties,
tho Wells board consisted OF but four
persons, all Republicans, who absolute
ly and repeatedly refused to choose Il
fifth, Democrat, as the law required
them to do
Fourth-Tbat the law creating the
board, and from which alone it derives
any power or authority, expressly de-
clores that all protests for intimidation
or other irregularities at the polls must
be made within twenty.iour hours, in
certain prescribed forms, and must ac-
company the county returns, Unless
so made the vote is not to be counted
but it will be shown that in many and
perhaps most cases the protests did not
80 accompany the returns and were not
made within the twenty-four hours but
often days after in New Orleans.
Filth-That the law requires the
board to canvass and complete the
statements Of the commissioners OF
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Psr,ool

q Dnnn-l am lurhoTize I, ~ trustee TO
- ZOOO loan SlU#, Parties wishing
money wlll address me uud'rsi sned stating
NllY lhe character Ut sec r.ty they OF.
j, n, H., llb,nld Once. febl n
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IMPORTANT VIEWS.
Two Noted Commissioners Speak
Senator Aayard's Views.


Senator Bayard was found at his
home on Massachusetts, avenue, tired,
of course, like the rest, but in the most
comfortable frame of mindol any prom-
inent Democrat seen, He is unable as
any other Democratic member of the
con mission, to understand how any of
the justices could decide the question
Of law as they did on the evidence. lie
spoke, however in the kmdrst tones Of
Justice Bradley who he believed was
anxious to be perfectly fair, but was
under a terrible pressure Mr.. Buyard
vas unsparing in his condemnation Of
the Republicans for appointing ON the
commission two such bitter enemies of
the bill as Morton and Garfield, who
from the first, in tho commission and
out Of it, have sought to defeat the in.
tent Of the bill and get partisan deci.
sions,
"Do you think, asked your CORE
spondent, chat to days decision ends
the contest virtually in favor of the Re.
publieNnsY A. Not at all they are
only at the threshold of their troubles.
In the Louisiana case very different
questions "rc W come up us lor example,
whether the returning board, by rclus.
ing to appoint the fifth member did not
render its action null andyoid whether
IiiaV poaru hao any leSal existence
whether its certificate was purchased
outright 10y money; and as to incl q
hility Of two Republican electors of
louisiana All THESE points, | under
s'"no' arc TO 20 contested, and the proof
70 pS advanced IL lS claimed Is ire
'uSao'e; go.
p, Hpc"N'uS III een9i"l way OF the OIL,
senator c"ynru sa'u am wiling to
70 uoS U, Puoi'c l''e ON 'ne record Of
'lllS o'1'' however C Vhe result may turn
u"V I'M rec 10 say that dIlier from
Ihoso VINO 'h'hN 1t would nave been
o"l.or 70 20 nave laa Two presidents IN
@ az "',o r'SN inc consequences
ne country cot!u hoI nave STOOD that,
IN my Judgment II would nave been the
emu Oh our institutions, AS 1t Is, ii
hayes ooeS go INTO 'he Nnlte House in
tho iaGe OF law an" Iaels IL VIII be the
1 'c, OF inc h'puotican party,
,nUV PartS Wl' oe ground hner than
H 91, an, Alio !, 'n ! oil Vhe position MIR
hayes WIN DC M, an opposition House,
oi,ly s'N majority IN the Senate now
9 s, u" IN oppos''loh senate IN two years,
l' VIII H'. YEA, a "nru Iask'
ar, SENATOR MORTON VIEWS.
:, 10" 1 m , shlS ueclSion IN tho Flor
't'n ''ao " ,. ,ne "c'lo'l OIL 'he commits
o,o" l'T ,u' 9t u'lloera'lons on the
ua s',S VI ., Sta'er ip'"ses senolnS duplicate
so;I'' N9 , T"s we mex, ..;, inquiry well,
S s;" M .r,t uo , ~ s'tI'es one ques'
EahnI ,to .'o ro''''I''sS'oh cannot 90
oG jt,a1 'lo RETURNS oil lhe lawfully CON
sntu'to ca'''asslhS or returning boards
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DWELLING HOUSE in town in Nebraska
~ p puHtIuu over 300; on railroad aud
Missouri river. Address, Leonard, Herald
Office. tebI-lW
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WELLS, when cornered by Field, in
stead of attempting to answer the
searching questions propomdei to him,
responded, parrot-like, to every inter
rogatory Gam ! vassal or peer2'
Fieldmight have answered that whether
he was yassal or peer made but little
difference, since the old scoundrel was
unquestionably a thief and lorgcr
Hair'splitting distinctions like vassalagc
W peerage pale before bribery, thievery
and forgery
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TIE presidential question will receive
its quietus in all probability, within the
next seven days. After its settlement
there will be millions OF English capital
seeking Investment in North Texas.
Let their attention be directed to the
Dallas and Palestine railway and to the
Cleburne road The ninety miles of
road from Dallas to Palestine would ar-
ford the finest Investment to be found
in Texas.
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Mr.. ALLEN desires to extend the Iron
Mountain road to Dallas win our cit.
liens arouse themselves to the task Of
inviting him hero2 He will need depot
grounds and the right Of way. Will
our people give him these, and thus
bring another great railway to the city q?
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BEN HILL said to II friend the other
day that he would give his six years in
the Senate for tho opportunity of
making three hours speech before the
electoral commission This was re-
pcated to Senator McCreary, when he
said, in his dry way; "Well, it is the
first time in my life that | evor heard of
man who would give ten thousand
dollars an hour to hear himself talk.
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BRADLEY, the Republicans say, never
went back on his party, and now they
confidently look to him for the spoils of
office and for four more years of rule.
He is the presidential Warwick of
America, welding moro power to-day
than eight millions of heemen. Wells
considered his paltry office worth a solid
million; judged by that standard, the
treasures of the Ormus and the Ind
would scarcely prove adequate to com
pensate this arbiter of our destinies.
Will he demand his price,
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otlhorough and experienced teachers, Mon
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ST. LOUIS Times "If it had been Don
the young secretary of war, it wouldn't
have surprised us bat just to think of
Simon, the venerable senator, hilling
with the tender susceptbilities OF u
iorty-nine-year.old widow We are
afraid the Cameron boys never grow old
enough to know any better
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DEFINING AN OATH,

The commission; "An unpleasant
preliminary, submitted to with the oh.
.ject of getting q chance to declare the
election of Hayes, but otherwise of no
sort of consequence"
Mr.. Webster: "A solemn affirmation
or declaration, made with an appeal to
God for the truth of what is affirmed
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lF Louisiana be wrested from the
Democrats and given to Hayes, will the
Democratic judges senator's and con
gressmen withdraw from the commits
sion2 Washington rumors declare that
they will.
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ANY hour may give or take from
Democrats the government of the
United States. One man has but to
assent to right, and law, and truth, and
the country is ours, But will that
assent be given
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ID L L AS. TEX AS.
THURSDAY MORNING FEBRUARY IS,

They say that Henry Watterson, who
was going TO raise hundred thousand
Kentuckians to 90 to Washington, has
got fair start with one recruit, 1t
weighs nearly nine pounds.
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In not curel by simply unlo ding the bow
els The medicine must possess tome, alter
ativo0nd corrective properties, These quail
tiles are combined In Dr. TUFTS PMS and
they will permanently cure this serious dis
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Nntnce-ple,


lfrom the Detr IL Free Press
When one OF the market women yes.
terday asked Brother Gardner if the
sight of a fresh baked mince.pie didn't
make his mouth water, he looked from
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Thurmond, Willard Il Fletcher, Att'ys at
Law, 3ll Main street, up stairs. oct6dlm
j. NJ. Hayes, Attorney at Law, 2Oi Com
meroe street south of Courthouse), Dallas.
Texas. Special attention paid TO land
claims aprltf
w. Z. Oldham, Office In Mitchie's building
opposite the LeGrand hotel, Main street,
Janlidtf
John NJ. stommons, Attorney at Law, No
2Oo North side Public Square, upstairs.
OCt29-Qtf -
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pnysic,ans and Surgeons.

Jno. II. Morton, Nj. D., Physician and Sur
con, office over First National Bank, Raj
ence corner san Jacinto and Harwood sts,
TENDED. nctDgfn,'
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WHAT is QUEENS DELIGHT?

II IL plant that grows In the South and Is
the only actual blood purifier ever discovr
cred, by which all diseases that center In the
blood eau be eradlcated ut once ana forevoe
IL eXpels for lilo all sorofulous, SyphilitiC-
CutaneouS and Rheumatic affections and Is
the ONLY TRUE REMEDY for this class OF
diseases. Alon . , At is searching, but wher
com btned with Honduras Sarsuporilla, Yes
low Dock and other roots ana herbs II be-
comes u blood purlher indispensable and
uneaualled. ouch Is the combination OF
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

EoR the Speedy Cure of seminal Weak
Il ness Lost Manhood, and all disorders
brought on by indiscretlods or excess, ANY
druggist has the ingredients.
Address DR.. JACQUES & GO Cincinnati,
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minco.pie to fried bologna and back to
cold biscuit, and he replied Oar wua
a time when it did In done good ole
days oh long ago when doy built mince
pies outn meat, apples, brandy an
spices, dor was "a successive hankering
TO git up clus to Il mince-pie, But in
desc days, when dey erect such pies
outn dc fust grizzIo, an dc fust apples,
an de fust pickings, dat come handy,
nail on de top crust, an scollop dc
edges wild dlr false teeth, why, l'ze
gwine to stan roun an take de chances
on finding q eoeoanut IN dc gutter,