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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-07-13
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II Hurts the Old FOgy Dealers.
THEY SQUEAL AT THE Low PRICES !

IL Hurts the Old FOsy Dealers.
THEY SQUEAL AT THE Low PRICES AT
WHICH WE SELL OUR STOVES.
MEssRs. EDIToRs Commemorative want
PRICES.
Our foundry is right in the Coal and Iron re-
gions OF Pennsylvania; therefore we can make
stoves cheaper than any other foundry and we
PRICES.
We are ahead in QUALITY. We use none
but the best No. l Iron and employ the best
mechanics we can procure.
We are Ahead in our "TIMES COOK" for
quick baking. 1t took the Gold Medal over all
competitors, baking III lbs. of Bread in Al
minutes from the time of lighting the fire
and only used 3 lbs of wood.
II you rant the Best Baker, the Layyes Oyen,
The Hed0test Iron, tile Best Fitted Store, bug ne
"TI4ES COOK.
We guarantee every one. If it does not bake,
cook, draw or give satisfaction you may re-
turn 1t and we will refund the money.
The only place to buy them is at 96 N. Gay
st., just above the Bridge.
~" DO not forget the number 90. 1t is be-
tween Front Street and the Bridge.
sY"The No is &c. 96. 96.
W. j. II. GLUCK,
96 n. GAY STREET, Baltimore.
p. s. AS the city of Baltimore is being
flooded with stoves made in our Penitentiary
by Convict Labor, we would particularly warn
and caution our friends to be very careful
where they deal, and where they buy to ask
who makes the stoves. In fact come direct to
No. 90 N. Gay Street for explanations. sells
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-07-13

This table will show at glance the
length of the various sizes and the number
of nails in n pound. They are rated from
IS penny to 20.penny." The first column
gives the name, the second the length in
inches, and the third the number per
pound:
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-07-13
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-03
~ Sommerb Aw II BIOS IS Gent!
lei Vcxng & BRADFORD.

Elm punbsrtrdniaeS Sell.
mittel. - Noh ieine MsoiSin 1T benz Mran
fen unb Gntiriitsten oarsebcten worben. bic
Gd) III 16llen ven @eAfelfeber, Seritopftheit.
MeroenleiDen. Nbcumatismus unb arantbsi.
ten Die NorperitwGGe ober EerfaU nit lid
br,nsca, nit &ofettsr'S Maoenbitte.
rerm psrsleiden liebe. o. mirtt butitdblidl
Munoer. Iie Hetanotbeile. tueldV IN icincr
oeNetabd;iden i~pirituOfen WaIs III goiun9
ecbaltsn ,perben, wirlen Sauberbaft oui Den
Wlaa.u, uno nurd ben MaQen auf has Siri,
bic yebcr, Ginseweipe unb pas @erpsnipitem
ANe ieinc 8eitaupthcilc iino beiliam. S. cnt.
talt einiae Der midaisica Startunssmittcl
aus BEN Tfansenreid uno Die S0ite Der bclter
ofucMhen unb aMti bilioien @urSeln uno Mrdu'
ter ncbit einem ~boafommenen reincn iti,Mu.
I~lirenben g~etanbthsil. 0as Yittere it bcicn'
osrS aceisnct fir ricieniacn, be elmer crihop.
isnosn ODER unseiuueca Wsfdailisung iolaca.
na nnrd i.incn 0;brGnd Die Strait unteritiisI
Sup Die 6dbiaicit oes 1orpers. sciuMnbelts.
iAioliheu G'nHuIen atmsipbdriidcr oeer oa.
oercr ert 9Siocrtauo gu %leitcn, betyaatlld
ucrmcbrt m.rn. '
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-03
NalIbe Hbecm!

Gs 1T bci elmer a%e.uiTcn ScltstlaNe cine &c.
wotniidc Sccs, bob Dyspepsia nidt oruubiit
gehcilt mcrhsn fo.nc, aber mir t0nmeM mil
frcbr,n Ser,m faa,n, bab Green's August
Flower" nicnals, I, pisl mir wiIen, esIshlt
bat, Gispepiie unp geberleioen in alien ibrsn
@ortommniIsn, mie vucriausrter Maecn".
%eritopiunD. 8opfueh, Scr;.topfcn. tur,cr
atbem H.. |. ~. ~ beil'n. Bon 10000 NIa.
iden, tpclds lebtes Sahr p%ertauft wurben,
wurce niht cine gin,iac ais nublos ac:oelnet.
nobl aber c.npiaacn mir 5anieabe bon aom,
pliimentcn bon ben Truaaiiien wcaen Den
uunherbaren Gu-en. 9rei 0oicn bcten jthen
daW.-@erfndet es. - Nlcine 1laiden solten
10 Gents; aepobnlidss MAP IS Gents.
3u babsn bel
Or. g 6uIten, Druaa;it.
81. gleub, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-03

AZ Die eerrsn 9ouns & BRADFORD
balten auber ibrem beribmten @aarcnlaaer
nod Elm arobcs unibertreifbarcs Eager bon
Seppihen Der %ieiniten uno aud woblfcilten
Sorten. ferner ScltepriGe. Strobmattcn ". I.
~. User hobcr fir ben fommenben CONNER
cine YarlorS uno @obn3immer tibid unh
Bills NIT geppiden Uerieben mil. oerfeble
n't,t. bsr sMcm bel ben perrcn 9ouns uMb
@rabforh rsv,MipredcM
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-03

~ Tie lstten Ginidufe, tpeldt 1srr ,.
Vrcnbynsti iursIi9 i'm SNm senaa@ bat,
iinb angctommen. @sr u Die beitsn uno
aus0ewdtltc1en GlsiSer fur Ssvrcn oocr ana'
ben, site, Aappen, uolene Se'nbcn. Sa"b'
fdube, HoTer us,S ReiietaiAem, unb mas Der
artiNe @~e9emEanbe m.br Snb, fi@ Az ben
biaiNiten Yreiica an;ufAaKen munidt, Uer'
seNe niAt BEL 0errn Vronb,inSti sorSsipreAen.
unb G& ielbR ~ i%terjsuaen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-03

n Ser bic feinNen une a~ssseiu4teaeu
lapetsa, ODER Dilberrabmem Der eleSantefsu
Gorm uno osn uniibertref!i&tm 0ei&ma6 ~
unsrbort biui9en Vreiien f& ansuidaHN
winiAt, aebe ~ Germ y 3ofeaberser .
woielbt ct bic fAomfe unb arSste Hus~ab|
obenacnonnter @esenf1nbe fntet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-03
Crust mud Sfherz.
As 2tebcr III s Mimmtem

~ 6naeu, burfte ielbR bem aaer0sibtetfen
ScGmasrbruher elmo tlnmosliMteit icin, uni
BOD 6ars elmer fsrtia aebradt. freili6 crit
sa6os,n er ba,u eon-MiaarO @aaner bsion.
oerS anastrisben tporbeM. @aaner bat narn.
id, talb mad ben Saprsutber 6effpieleM,
fotaenheS 0sfIAeite @oyt in bic Melt tthsnS'
eeruisn: Sic febeu istt. MAJ. ~ Z sonnsn ;
Wollsn sic istt! llnb tuenn Sic rollen. tper'
>ea mir cine aunR taben!' Das bat einen
&eutidtn eanaesbruber aemurmt, bat ibn
NaAte lang bic AuaeA aiGt idliebcm laHen.
biS Ct euolid f~oIaenbe 45 Qieher in cinss osr'
t&moIsn 6at, bos Ct nod her Nelohie Gin
6reies lebsn fuhren mir au fneen empNsblt
xns Sasu iahn betasstet Gle soasn Il, Damn
-verbea isir cine AunN battn!
4ier N bas 45ia&e 2ieo:
Gin freies Qeben iu6rea mir
am M0lb unb aui Der Raibe.-
sad 1ramfrei@ 3oa'n susi @reaaoter;
hub .,ucraen mus il fort bon bier"
WGb'l rad on meme Sei!e.
a. Aebt elm lairt4sbaus an Sem R9eix
Sn einem iiblcn 8runbe.
qamrentio, liete Qaurentia nnein,
Dir modt' i'd bieie 9iecsr tue,t'a
stahts nm bic sHolftt Stn"ee.
Neein VNb III cine Alpnerin
om Mreiis richer 3edsr.
Gin frcmmer &uett ,unr Gribclin
lne ,penn bic SAualben teirmwartS 3ieb'n"
Gs tebt Nd gu, bsim Ssder.
Allons enfants de Ia patric,
Sm 1crbt ea mus man trinfcn!
Tas Srinten madt mir feline Muh'
llno .miA srarciit i'd, wcib ni6t Mis-
Du S@wert an mciuer 2lmteM.
TemooHu ~urfde swb' id aus.
Sina' wcm @cinna eegcben.
so les eea mobl bn titles Saus,
8 9rao' aus benz @ir,lsIaus tamm' i'd Der
Reid mir bic Sont, mein 2cbcn!4
@enn i'd mid mad Der Seimn!6 i.tn',
&uf, 9ruocr! gobt uns waAen!
1enn M Der Neimatb 1T es idoa,"
Eort vlab Elm Nnab' Gin &oslcin feb'n'
gu bicisn bsirgcn Sclen.
sdiy brsitis SATIRE bit Ri alt,
Xd, ,ucnn bu MART mcin eiaen!
SIN Nalb om @nio @o's Gd)o idaQt
g. rcNt iih poS i'm . ,cnipal0.
Niola, 9ab unb @eiacn.
otsh' ih in EnHrcr MittrrnaM
gu StrahburQ aMf her Sdanje,
SD bah barber nadQsbadt.
Die linbcn giitc i;no crWddt, =
Sell Dir in Sicgertranje!
: Sd nchm' m.in Glisdcn in Die 1anb,
WrinNt @lut Der colcn @cben!.
etea fef (! Steb felt F! mein @aterlaMb;
Die @lIicr iiHct bis gum 8anb:
3as Iaterlaut icu lctrn!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-03
@lQtfprnl {!

g wirb cine Vlotiorm erridtct merScu. urn
benz ianalultiecn YubIitum @cIegeubsit ;um
Sam;en gu aebtn. Sir sutes
8ier umt 4mncf)
oNer Srt II. I. ~. Wiro aui's Bette eciorat.
Gc,n,nt Ane unb unterbaItct Gud urb
Gucrs 6anifcn unb traect ,ueleid gum eiae.
zen MuBen bsi, iobisI Sbr b%eiirnaen tonnt.
Ser G%intritt in fret.
Mujit uon Der 81. Club 9anb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-03

@htc @letisinem III Iibernlen
Nreiicn. - lln6 bod, nad)ncm man e
uberal probirt bat, fauft man in q.
SMultcn'e Npotbetc sltes biliacr UNI bei.
Ter. Sein @eidait bat wcnigcr Nusloarn ME
iras,,o Elm anberev. Or bc;at!i feline .&erte,
thcilt nit tcinem Yartner unS utr!itht feis
@sldGit ielbit. gr fann alio biliiesy periau.
fen mic irscnb Gin Nnoerer - mo bdlt cine
Musmahl bon Tarbsn, &ur;eln, Nrduter1
uno Msbifamcntcn, mic mar iie ionN nirsenbe
iMoet.
Outer Matb
toict nidts unb miro germ unb iyeunblid evs
t9eilt.
&etepte
merb.n ;u ibrcm uirtliden &ertbe ansefertist.
Gdtcs @bite 2eoe
lpirb nit 1915 per 100 b p%ertauft.
0prar, % Cts. bas 4funb, scmii6tu
@oacliaamen, 9 10 fir IS Cts Nucs bilis
Unh gut.
NoeriIrs fsrtis smifdte Garbes
in allen Sdattirunaen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-03
Cloud ReStnurutiOn

st. Cloud RestnuratiOn
Cine fbirt fisli@ bonn @cH.Soufe.
Mahlseiten ~ ieber stunhe bee cages.
1da.Moftgdnafr tperbtn ~ aubett biuigeu
Yrtiisn cine Uortreflide 1afd fnben. Ge,ns
Mcins, Gi9arrcn, Vimonaben.
ICE-CREAM,
Gin grotcr Worratb bon fcinem Gcnfeet, Sill.
fen, trud,tem unb Auem. mas nur ben 0au.
men tteln Nag.
3tebere Yrcie usb SuSsrfcmme1be 1tbie.
n"n9 wirb ben @dfen su 1beil.
c. n. Sumner.
l6-l1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-03
&p<b;eitcr! &ommt and ibr!

aud fir cucr SatercIe lit in mcinem Storc
aui'S @citc ssior9t. 8ommt uno iAaut bel
mir sr|t, beoor ilr ;u cuercm S1aoen Inbcrs.
no taufet.
Tllen abrr nudlmols ici e. eeiaat, bab
mir fir Iuc slass bubcn. mas nur INNER in
infer @eitd;t einidl1gt. slubcr Sbisem iroct
man nod, Halsiitsr su ben bcrihiecenitcn
Yreiien, Gin srobss NiurtimeMt bon 9auo.
Id)uben, ionic 9aarRe@tea Der %feiniten ART.
unp Sauienh Millionen Saden II. SadclAcn,
lie man bel ms gar niAt cruartet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-03

szg 9. Miiaer in ct. GIouO
b~ertanft Bic bcitsn unc %fcinNcu 9iaucnrc in
icinen Maga,incm. Seine @eine unb Cigar.
rem tonnen BON fsinrm 9auie i'll Siaate iber.
%.roifcn lpcrSsn, weocr az @ortreflidtsit nod
IN BiIis.eit. Man ipreds Dor uub iibsr,cuNc
fih. 3-bp
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-03

~ DaSbsfe Bier fnbet obr be
VI. @eirtnS an st. 0ermaim. Strabe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-03
Cit arcBcs Yic=Nic

Az snantalten. Dasislbe iuOet cuf Der
Gurm hes Dcrrn Sobm SdNpar, 'tatt. "a
cities Vie-Gie aeraoe in bic fd)anite mnb an.
acbm1. 3cit falt, uuo aud aui cinen 5aa,
Der bum @ulte immcr nod ais Elm bnlbcr Nrlt.
tag scbaltcn wiro. 10 ldbt Gh wpbl ouncb.
men, nob Die Geftlihteit red)t ,ablreid beiudt
iein miro. 9as 1et 1T iibcrOies Gin benz 3wed
emtipredenbes, inbem Der Vrtra9 gum Yeitm
rec MartteS befimmt III
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-03

|~GrlttcmmuAitanten! Mnf9tpabt !
aommt uab taufst, ,uas i1r fit acn faonten
Sag cures Vcbcns n0tbia habt, ba no ibr es
am fhonitem, biaiaiten uMb seiAmadUouitsn
Inocn !onnst. ebr fnbet bsi mir
pra@treue 8lumentrdn;e,
oajupafisnoe @aubsr uno Shleier,
auIeene Sdmu6ioder. so Tro;ent biaiecr aIs
in iebeM annsrn Sob r%aurenftcre.
aommt uno isbt cuh bic Sadsm iclocr al
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-03
@ine Tlrm
unter siinFi9en 8ebin9un
Qen an perfaufen.

un1er gum Vl9en Be6ln9uns
gen 81 osrtauen.
Ter untsr;ciduete beobNdtis., feline i'm
CONN @odriHe, natc Der Nirde bon st. @cnbel
aele9cne 6arm gu ocrtaufen. Ticfclbe umfabt
SO Mdcr yanb, wpoom 50 sldsr untcr %fua !:
oer @ef lit eutes @ieisn. una Sol3lano.
Yie 6arm lieat ~ Mcile bon airdc unh
Sdnlc e%atiernt. Nuf @unih tonneu and
tsefpaxn uno bic @eritbi&aftsu in Saul &c.
lcm,nen lueroen. Gs befinhet iid oui Der
1arm ELL Jramehous nit 8runnen mnb 3wei
quite aeoedte stalIunscn. nebit Grudtbaus.
3dberc Wustunft ertbeilt
5eimrim @iiiiue,
2uremburs 9. D., Stearns 60,
lsbb WiMu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-03
St. agnes atademy,

Tas shuliahr bcsinnt am eritcn @untol
i'm September uns idlie5t Gnoc SUM. 81,
3oslinge ,pcroen inneb gu icoer 9eit mdbrenl
oes Sabrcs auiaencmneM Acit unb Ser
pFeanna fir iinf Mlouate $4,000.
Wuft ,e. crtra ~ be;ableu. Gic crit
geiiion bcainnt am l. Moatas i'll Septsm
ber; bic ;,peite an l. Montas im Gcbruar.
Sur N6bcres menoe man id IN
Mother Walburga, o. S. B.
= l.. 3. "a. St. Cloud, MINI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-03

"a" Lts beltm Yrints ;u bios I Gents
Die Sarh bel gouu9 & BRADFORD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-03

S4lt!ern
bon alien Garbeu, bon SorSisIidter aualitit
uMo aus Der beiten Seibe reri.rtist. gben:o
1nbct hcr Naunicbbabcr haie!b1 cine 9rote
Ausmabl bon scnnenfairmen, spitentrasen
uMo S0MomaMihsttem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-03
3uttrcitct uon

9r. S. s. MDSr & 60, gpmen, Dali,
nrsttiffx une nnatnkfte Gatmifer.
"a mch a~sr:l,st Ban 1tisa Nco.Actcrn auo
M<te*sr.x aahYa. m-m
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28
Want. War Win the s.u,..

New York Tribune Against solid
south there IS soon 10 be solid north,
not so perfectly united as the south,
perhaps-that is not necessasy-but
solid enough and firm enough to pos>
sess the government. II will be stron-
ger than in lS5l-stronger for the press
tige of past success, the enlarged expe-
rience OF added years, increased conf.
dence in its own resources, and the
consciousness of having earned power
honestly and used it worthily. The
small margin by which the democrats
carried two or three northern states in
1876 will crumble away the instant
such sectional issue is presented as
that which the south seems anxious to
invite
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28

Tdraaf County. election on the
school question Thursday passed of
quietly, and was particularly noticeable
Tor the want OF interest manifested in
the result, The total number Of votes
cast was 2S2. The total vote cast favor.
ing the leyying of the tax was l5S
against levying the tax, "a Two-thirds
of 2S2, the total vote cast, is l54:
which subtracted from 1853, the total
vote for leyying the tax, results in
majority of 81 vote. over two-thirds Of
the total vote cast, which, we believe
settles this momentous question, and
gives To Fort Worth the glorious sys-
tenn of free public schools. 1.-The Dem
ocrat perhaps unwittingly speaks of the
Panthertown growing up in weeds, and
proceeds to take Dallas to account for
its staid Sunday like appearance. FRI
day it contains the following items
The weeds, which have sprung up en-
Main street in Fort Worth, along the
street railroad track, between Ninth
and Fourth streets. gives that thor
oughfsre a suspicious appearance TO the
stranger visiting the city" I'VE passed
through Dallas after business had fairly
commenced and was struck with the
staid Sundsy-like appearance of the
place. Ii has lost its restless, enter,
prising city-like ways since the Fort
Worth panther started that way. 49,
Frank Weaver, the large man who could
not escape with the rest of the prison
eIs. at the late Jail breaking. was taken
by the deputy sheriff of Coryelle county
to gainesville on Friday where he is
charged with horse stealing. Several
charges are preferred against him. In
Hunt county he is charged with stealing
and as a stage robber on the Weather.
ford road, as well as charge for muir
der
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28
THE STONEwALL BRIGADE.
The Historic SobFfuuel

Captain Kyd Douglas, in the Phila-
-ielphis Weekly Times: The general
formed his brigade along the crest Of
the hill near the Henry House, the
men lying down behind the brow of ii,
in support of the two pieces of artillery
placed in position to play upon the adj
vancing foe.
General Bee, his brigade being crushed
and shattered. rode up to General Jack
son, and with the excitement and NOR
titication of an untried but heroic sol
dier, reported that the enemy were
beating him back.
Very well, general, it can't he
helped. replied jackson.
=" But how do you expect to stop
themY'
"Wel give them the bayonetf" was
the answer, briefly.
General Bee wheeled his horse and
galloped back TO his command. As he
did so, General Jackson said to Lieu
tenant Lee, OF his staff
TELL the colonies of this brigade that
the enemy are advancing that when
their heads are seen above the hill, let
the whole line rise, move forward with
a slrout, and trust to the bayonet.
an. tired of his long range ,soyk"
In the storm which followed Bees re-
tern to his command, he was soon on
foot, his horse shot from under him.
With the fury of despair he strobe
among his men. tried TO rally and to
hold them against the torrent which
beat upon them; and finally, in voice
which rivaled the roar of battle, he
cried out "oh. men, there are Jack
son and the Virginians standing behind
you like stone eati Z" Uttering these
words of martial baptism, Bee fell dead
upon the field, and left behind him a
fame which will follow that of jackson
as q shadow.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28
The Me.s Popular Measure.

Chicago lnter-Ocean: From the frst
to the last this silver business has
been one long enigma besides being a
great blunder, TO say the very least.
Fortunately it IS not too late to retr race
our steps and remedy the wrong. Pub
lie opinion in favor of the remonetiza-
ton of silver is becoming stronger and
stronger from week TO week Even in
the east opposition is weakening A
short bill passed by the next congress
restoring the old silver dollar would
settle the whole controversy. 1t is GER
tain that such bill will be introduced
at the coming session. and that il will
receive powerful support. II the gen.
eral voice of the people is heehed it will
become law.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28

nt.p ,r,s, uHa' '"~c'"HiiS EiI'-
....r.-u.tDttni Prospects at Jshn
.....t u.r,.rb Co the Dallas Herald
.,....U>. July An ugly story
......f. .. upti1u comes from the
... Tu. Ns Publishes u ~ fol-
H.. rf fNr alter the late expose
... .f..uYt.. land grab % the con
....rlf. ttf cleaning cut CSney, Ber-
~. and OYSTER creeks, certificat es
~. ..,rst'y ,,-uri fron the General
'..f UNrr to Hobby aud Post for
|... MrIruJ and fifty-scven thou
.... a.ra- The governor had flcd
III. protest against such Issue with
..rm., HG,r Oiroos, and the commits
.rruaI Promised not 20 issue them.
.,.#r.r, general and heads OF de-
..-,HH.r-. particularly the governor,
81. To-day sstUUudsd to learn the
r.asI..l 10 the commissioner dis
....-f. .l. governors protest and the
.#r.,.. genera. opinions aud recon-
r,.H,..u.. The governor IL engaged
.HFI.. action. % possible, t. defeat
.#.....HF. uuf doubtless ere this
..-t.H.atr- have been transferred
b. Innocent purchasers, some prOmi'
-.Hf politicians. among them Hon.
nm Ireland, having urged the com
u .ursr Co. disregard the governor.
E#ss Ireland. I hear, threatened the
..nmIs-.u.Hr " iJn suit for damages II
U.rah-et 'nr ISSUE.
.4..UH..TaN a
-ra.,sls .s toe issue, and effected
s..tJulss Ireland, the personal aud
..uts friend % the commissioner,
1,I failed .H effect.
he following reclamation has just
.a,g issued
anna UoyFgS1E 90 rHE srArEo % TEXAS
r...tn HTHuu these presents shall come;
WruuNs. 30 has this day come to
ug suuN edge thst J. J. GrOus, com
...iunsro o. she general land office Of
ua state OF Texas, did. on the 10th
.f., % july. 1870, ia opposition to my
sr.pwu ''H.al protest in writing and
Id. owe official assurances given me
asBtus attorney general In writing,
I..Ha. Iu fhp maine uf John N. Gibson.
contractor. ur opening aud cleaning
.8t .as Bernard river, four hundred
suI nrJy.-N land certificates, each
tr-A hundred aud Forty acres Of
aul tui also % said Gibson, n con.
tractor. 'pr cleaning out Cauey, one
hundred aud twelve land certificates,
5Bfb POO sjx hundred and forty acres Of
saf BOO aIl tive hundred aud forty.
fgut land certificates Of six hundred
au8 mfty ares each.
SAID certificates for cleaning out
tie BERNARD are numbered from To
w. Inclusive, aud for cleaning out Ca
usy are numbered from il7 10 53s in
elusive. These certificates were de-
Ivsrsd by said commissioner To \. NJ.
Hobby. which certificates were issued
ou.pfy t0 law and without cOnsid-
esilou 90 the state.
Therefore, {, r. H. Hubbard. Gov
tfIHr VI The state % Texas, do issue
this my proclamation, fOrswarning all
persons Nhom-Osyer from purchasing
0f Otherwise dealing in said c1rtifi-
cs,e. ~ the patents for the same will
Uo, IL is-uei
iu testimony whereof | herrunto
.Eu ny name and cause the senl OF
ihs state Co be- affixed. NJ the city o;
Austin, thi- list dsy % July, 1871.
h Is. nc BHAku, Governor.
TO- ~tAktN secretary Of state.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28

Indian journal The king Of rattle
snakes was killed by Mr. Hamilton on
Saturday last near Mr.. Triplett's, in
the Cherokee Nation, ten miles east of
Eufaula II measured full eighteen feet
in length. It's body was two and one,
hall feet in circumference There were
thirtysseven distinct rattlas on its tail.
The snake was first discovered by dog
belonging to Mr.. Hamilton. and CONS
menced the fight by throwing itself
into coil and springing a distance Of
dog Tho rattle might have been heard
long distance Again it gathered
itself aud sprang. with no better result,
when lucky shot from Nj. Hamilton 5
gun laid him ont. This ia said 10 be
the oldest and largest rattle snalCs ever
killed in the territory. and is known a.
the diamond species.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28
How tn. white Hs..s Go. Is. Name.

A good many people are puzzed
when asked the Psaaon why the presi-
dents residence in Washington 10 call
ed the White House The origin of
the name is as follows When the
British. in lsl4. took Washington, they
destroyed the public buildings. include
ing the presidents mansion. which. like
the capitol was built Of grayish sand
stone. The burning of the woodworks
smoked and discolored the stone walls,
the natural appearance OF which could
not DO restored. Uniformity was Sc,
cured BY the application of white paint
The changed appearance from gray to
white attracted atteation, and gave it
the appellation of the White House"
which il has since borne.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28
, BnLD ROBBERY.

$4,000. hundred aud filty Thousand
Are, oil, the rabllc Domain
r,.r U1uptd Of tom.
missioner bro,S By Hob
Hf tud Post.
... land Grab uun1ssed by Governor
-.rsrrf .a Proclamation Fore
prrs Spectators from psr-
5assr. and tsloppiRq the
Issuance Of paleEts,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28

Agents Wanted in every City, town and village OF
iexas TO whom liberal inducements will be offered Al
dress the Singer Manufacturing Co., Dallas, Texas
.v...u J. m MOORE Agent.