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Fer County Treasurer.
We arc authorized to announce Mn. JOE
LEHMAN ass candidate for County Treas
urer, subject TO the vote Of the people.
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TELEGRAPHICl
( Assooiatsd Press Dispatches.
YELLOW FEVER.
NEW ORLEANS.
Associated Pros. Dispatches.
Nov Case. 212, Death. s7.

Nov Gases X12i Deaths 81.
NKw OnLnAss, September 12.-Fiied at 10:
2o.-weatber clear, cool and windy. New ca
SEES .s7s; deaths, 81. Aln a.iIlta
Dr. Isador Lehman's son, Hon. John Ray.
r. Mitchell, late Of the second New Jersey
cavalry. are among the deaths.
The Towards report sT' new cases. rAt
.Dr. o. o. Thompson, OF osyack, Miss, re-
ports that there has been several cases Of fc-
yer there, hut Of mild type Since Sunday
they have had several now cases among them
are DIR. Jones and son, Mrs. Ellis aud Thomp-
son's vile. q. t.lrst. ft
The Young Mems Christian Association re-
ported o. new cases yesterday Among the
deaths is Geo. McCiosky. HlHti 81 n1'f
LArEn--The death list contains the names
Of fourteen children under seven years ofagc.
DR.. Hcrndon died To-day of fever.
Among the new cases are O. II. II. Cottreii,
q we'll known telcgrapher, and Thos. y. Ora
ham. clerk In the W. U. 4. office. "a
Father Charles died at Ocean Springs, Miss
to-day. Ten new cases there, aud all are do.
Ing well. tAH ilHi 9iiI
@ Baton Rouge. iffinaH9l
BATON Rouex, September ~ New cases ID
the past twenty-four hours, thirty-nvci No
deaths, - .
st4 ia Canton.
CANTON, Miss, September i2,-Thore is nc
abatement In the scourgc. New eases for III,
past twenty-four hours, twentyi deaths two
Weather cold and windy. zee rid
Grenada. lI
GnFyADk sentenl,ar Iy.-sinre vesier,ie,
four deaths and Ave new oases.
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LATEST NEWS BY MAIL.

The Democratic State Executive Committee
acting as Judicial Nominating Convention,
September nth, nominated Hon. Geo. y.
Moore, Of Travis, for Chief Justice aud on
the i7sth ballot Hon. NJ II. bonner, Of smith,
received the nomination for ASSOCIATE, by q
vote OF Il 10 Q, which was afterwards made
unanimous. Twenty OF the twenty-six mem
bers were In attendance. Voting by proxy
was not allowed, and the Convention operat-
ed under the two-thirds rule. Among the
most prominent contestants for the second po-
sition were Walker. OF Nscogdoches, Davis,
Of Brazos and wlllis, OF Galveston. A COM
mittee Of three, Murray, OF Collin, Cheno-
with, Of Fannln and Gninn, OF Chs.S kee, was
appointed To DRAFT an address to the people or
Texas. On motion Of chenowith, Senators
Coke and Maxey were requested to make
thorough canvass OF the State In behalf Of the
Democratic candidates.
Big Democratic tSrbecue at Austin to-mor-
row.
Lem Watson, of Marquer, waylaid and kill
ed.
The independent Greenbaok State Conven-
ivention nominate Ben Butler with one accord.
A man lays two days on prairie near Dali
, las without food and dies.
Holly Spring is suffering terribly from the
fever.
Dr. Gothelf. aJevish Rabbi, is dead of fs-
: yer at jackson.
The fever mas broken out at Lake and Law
{ renee stations. on the yieksburg and Meri-
dian Raliroad.
The Greenhackers and Democrats have
swept Maine for the Legislature.
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THE INDIANS.
Gen. Miles and Exoursien Party
Surroundad By Indisns-.2T
Reportsd Killed.


ST. PAUL, Sept. le.--The following special
from bismarck was received by the Pioneer
Press, a terrible story, not credited here,
though the sender Is leading citizen Of Bis
marck and generally trustworthy. is that tho
brother Of Senator Dorsey returned from
Ksosh by the Custer trail to-day and reported
tina, Con. Miles and sn excursion party were
surrounded by the Bannocks In Yellow Stone
park, and ~ Of the escort had been killed.
The Latchren Indians snd two companies OF
mounted Infantry was sent TO his relief.
Later.
HOFFMAN, MONTANA. September 10, via
Helena. September 12.--By an extra courier
from Captain browning, we learn that on
Sunday last General Miles had q battle with
the Bannecks on Soda Butte Creek. near
Clark's Fork Thirteen Indians were killed
and the rest Of the party. thir,y-seyen In all,
were captured. Miles loss was C.pt. An
drew S. Bennett killed, and one soldier NOR
tally wounded.
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vIcKsBURs.
Ferty-Tvo Deaths for the Past "a
Hours--Two Volunteer Physi-
clans Dead--The Fever Still
Spreading Throughout
fha Couutrv

vIcKsnuRo, September i9.-The weather Is
cloudy and very cool. and strong north wind
has been blowing since yesterday. The Their
moneter stands at 81, Among the deaths to-
day is ID. A. Culling, a merchant, and Drs.
Potts and Bichnldt, of Chattanooga, who
came to the aid OF our sufferers. Two Doc
tors, Bichnldt and Norris. with ten nurses,
came from Chattanooga; both Doctors are
dead, and nine OF the nurses are sick. It Is
best for physicians and nurses that have not
had the fever to keep away from vicksburg.
they are almost certain to be attacked by the
fever, and as In the cases of Drs. Bichaldt
and Norris, may prove fatal. The fever this
season is far more malignant than that of
1858. Deaths yesterday, forty-two. 1t is
generally thought by druggists that the fever
is decreasing In new cases for the want Of new
material. The fever is spreading throughout
Warren county. The Howard Association d
Inmates 5000 cases and 800 deaths since the fe-
yer first appeared.
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LATEST MARKETS.
NOON.

s..a-- "a 49, ala
i oep,e ~s"-,.. ~.
.wh sn.er- n"e''oas, y -, -
"sm 'o'A pal 49, ~. .,,sl,,,,.
w 80 ~. -
s.acN sa''ea '1o' app i's' W. $3.50
NC
"ooL'-pu', unena :" - ~ . sas' $3.50
"~ No' nne "s"' W
o."a,. $780, .nd ma, hanged, l,sh, ,ax,
heavy ls,.c per yard. N~
Tns. per cwt. % 80
Corros. --Receipts. 2el3, no sxportsi ssiss,
$50; stock l3,5l3i market weak aud irregu-
lar. Middiing, iokj Low hiddiing. 1915
Good Ordinary, 10.
NKw YoHK, September s.-oold opened 1t
1904; stocks weak money at . psr can't
eschange--long IslA. short, ts5kj State bonds
quiet; government bonds steady,
Corros-Quiet; sales t5zsi hiddiing upiAnds
Tx; Middling Orleans Tx .Naiaa
Futures steady; September. n-soi osee-
Der, il-0i; November. 1885, Deeembsr io-sdi
January lo-sT.
LIVERPOOL, September i3-Cotton quieti
Middiing Upiands. 6h Middiina Orleans, osi
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WASHINGTON.
Bayonsts offered to Help Arrest
Illicit Distillers--S15,O 900 FOR
Yellow Fever Sufferers---
4l yVeather Indications. 4n

WARRINGTON, c. c., September ls.--Acting
Commissioner Of the Internal Revenue tele-
graphed to the United States Marshal for
Georgia to-day, that II he needed assistance
TO make the arrest OF the three Ennis Illicit
distiliers OF Baldwin county. he would au-
thorire the Collector to employ strong force
to aid hun. The Marshal replied that II nee
essary he would accept the offer.
Subscriptions to the yellow fever fund con-
tinues to Increase, and SIS, 600 have thus far
been subscribed.
Indications for the Western aud Gulf States
clear OF partly cloudy wiatheri cold norther'
ly and shifting to warmer southerly winds
with falling barometer.
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You negies, nse Goa aaH aud lh he lurking Con-
sumption steals In and you are lost. so with
yousness aud functional arrangement,
thoughtless Of the fact that neglected weak
ness Invites the same fell destroyer. Danish
these afiictiOns one and all with Parker's
Ginger Tonic, q matchless vitaliking agent
and corrective that affords the most gratifying
relief from Nervousness and Painful Periods,
establishes the healthful regularity Of the fe-
Of Consumption In the feeble. The Aged and
Infirm, the Weak and ConyAlesceut, find In 1t
Just the aid they need. II builds up aud sus-
talns the strength, diffuses warmth and energy
through the system, banishes melancholy,
and fortihes the powers Of endurance: Buy
from your druggist. r.. g, Graves, Waco, Q
81 bottle or sample bottle at Is cents, and
test Its merits. y angledAwtsl
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OHIO.
Another Death at Cincinnati--The
Fever Breaks Ont In Now Rich
noud

CINCINNATI, September l2.-II. W. Rleitz,
OF Memphis, died of yellow last evening. IL
Is stated that very malignant type Of fever
broke out Mt New Richmond, Ohio, small
place twenty miles from this city. up the riy-
err. or six or seven persons attacked up TO
this time, Ave have died. The wife Of Rev
DR. Lewis, and servant girl Of their next
door neighbor died Tuesday. aud shortly after
the wife sister Of Mike McGlane, whose ser
want died. were attacked and died. The
daughter Of Kincaid was attacked but recov-
cred. The patients turn yellow and before
death present peculiar symptoms OF black
vomit The doctors, however, pronounce the
disease bilious fever. i'i"
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1.-THE heart bowed down by grief and care"
too OMEN Nretchsd, merely bscsuse the body
Is diseased. On. HAHTHR's LIvEE PnLs, and
Ia. HARrKR's lion TOXIC will, In most cases
reinvigorAte the frame aud Danish gloomy
thoughts. ss2,sdAwaw
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NUMBER 70.

LouIsvrLE. September is.-Phll, Thomp-
son was renominsted by the eisth district as
q Democrat. " fA'Nit
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ANNouNoEMrNrs.


We are authorized to announce J. N. MAX
CT, Esq, Of this city, as . candidate FOL
Judge Of the District Court OF this the Four
teeth Judicial District Of Texas dwte
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BosQUE COUNTY.
For District Clerk

We are authorized to announce John H.
johnson, the Present incumbent, rs y candi-
OF District Clerk OF Bosque county, Al the en-
suing election. t. H.H-
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LONDON. September IL The Standard says
It is probable that portion Of the soolo is
lands In the Indian Ocean have been or are
about to be ceded to Spain. The British Con-
sui General at 1abuAn has been ordered to pro-
coed to the sooio islands In man-of-war.
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What nTotterlng Fabric

IS system depleted o, vitality aud irreg.
ular 10 It's functions. Its only iudicious
and prompt medication which can save 1t
from speedy and total collapse. The
tonic and regulating properties Of Hostel.
ter's Stomach Bltters particularly adapt
that benign medicine to revive physical
yIgor and reform those bodily Irregularities
which are barrier to It's permanent resto'
ration. Biliousness snd constipation are
totally overcome by II, and the digestive
activity and thorough assimilation which
It promotes have the effect OF increasing
the yiyifying and nourishing qualities Of
the blood. The Bitters are also an excel
lent detergent Of the vital current, since
they communicate healthy stimulus to the
bladder and kidneys. which are the most
important channels for the escape oil It's
Impurities. Pure, agreeable, and OF bo-
tanic origin, thorough and prompt, but
never violent In It's action the reasons for
the transcendent popularity OF this medi'
cine are both cogent and appreciable.
eOlSw
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copsyspospEsr Of The Weston Dem.

A coRRrsroxDKsr Of the Weston Dem
Oerat brings forward Col. Jake jackson, Of
Parkersburg, as candidate for Congress
in lieu Of Col. Ben. Wilson. One point
urged IN his favor. or rather one point
urged against Col. Bens denomination Is !.
,hs, the latter hns already been elected
twice TO Congress, which, under the old
Democratic rule, should suffice for one
man. He should now step aside and give
some one Of his numerous competitors a
chance. Two terms, under the rule,
should be the measure CT public service
10 the lower house Of Congress. Alter
that much Of career the next most
meritorious competitor should be taken
up and rewarded. This Is the argument,
although not The language, oil the
DGmO1ofs correspondent. 1t is avery
poor argument, but it is one that Colonel
Ben has no doubt always recognized here
,oiote, when he was one Of the "outs.'
Being now one Of the happy family OIL
"lps," be is no doubt ready TO concur In
our opinion that the rule ia a very absurd
one.
Colonel Ben is pretty secure for re-
nomination, and We have no doubt will
make a successful struggle for the honor
Of a fresh candidacy. He has tasted The
sweets Of Washington life, and he likes it
better than the solitude Of Wilsonburg'
noh. .olItudsi Where are the charms
That stgei have seen In thy lace;
Better to dwell 10 the midst Of hsrms
THIN reign 10 that lonely pi CO."
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npE ANc reiaII price $3.50 only SIS Pi.
OnubANo AMOS Ie,Ail price IS o only SiSS
-----Grest BArTAlnL BEATTY. wlth-
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THE wHEELNe DAILY 1NTE1eENCEB MONDAY MORNING APRIL 49, 1878

Of The $50 msmb composing the two
physicians, 10 bankers, II merchants, 10
editors, 8 manufactures. 3 railroad ON.
GERS, and 5 school teachers, while there
are only l6 farmers and planters TO repre-
sent 1000, 900 agricultural voters.
lido not believe that there Is any other
party 10 the country, or that there ever
has been any party more friendly 10 the
laboring classes than the Republican
party Is or has been, but in view OF the
wide spread discomfort growing out Of
the disorganiEed condition OF labor, and
the distress and suffering among the poor
err classes, Il seems necessary for the party
10 take special pains 10 allay the preju.
dices Of these classes and satisfy them that
their best hopes are more likely TO be re-
allied through Republican success than
through Republican defeat. How can
Ibis be done more effec,ually than by Civ,
ing 10 these classes fair representation
among the Congressional candidates Sc
lected for the coming electioni No pre-
tensions of friendship, no eulogiStic reso:
lutions, no promises Of sympathy and
I'D, would be half 40 effective 10 hold
these classes In the Republican party in
The XVIII district, as would be the Sc.
lection Of candidate for Representative
In Congress from the farming, manutae-
turing or mechanical class. There are
plenty Of good, strong, able men connect.
ed with these classes and though not so
persistent in pres sing themselves forward
as come Of the representatives Of the
other classes, they are quite as we'll quail.
lied In every sense TO creditably repre-
sent the district. 1t is not desirable that
class distinctions shall be made in select.
ing candidates for office, neither Is II de-
sifable. that any class shall be entirely ig-
nored, but as complaint Of unfairness Is
made, Il becomes a matter Of importance
that the claims OF all classes shall be
fairly considered.
In view Of the growing discomfort
among The laboring classes, and esPeci.
ally Ia view Of the oft repeated declara.
lions that the Republican party Is the
party OF the rich and not Of the poor;
The party Of the capitalist and not OF the
laborer; the party OF the banker and
bondholder and not Of the people, would
It not be prudent In the election Of q can.
dida,e for Congress in this district.a
strong manufacturing district-to avoid
agiying color TO the idea that there is any
truth In the declaration? II is the i'm
preston OF many good men that the party
would be much stronger with the masses
in the coming contest, II it selected "a
candidates this fall fewer bondholders
bankers and lawyers, and this Ia the i'm
preston Of a with district
WoRKISGMAH.
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nlRUsTEE's SALE

By virtue Of . dad q tn! 'i 10. 'ins'sI
ISIdset v, Volt, vile y s,nGd, ~ S,S b
hsr husband, dIttd ID. 81 tIy q f I. w
County C6urt Of 0aio eounu SITlda
Md n TftiIt BOOK No IL pAsth