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G.. T. Pope has moved to his farm.

Z. I. rope Has TnOVt7l 20 IT'S 1arH1.
An infant Of Il. l.. Hagg:,r,l. Lorain,
died il few days ago of bowel difficulty.
VIM. Madison has gone to Wisconsin
to purchase cattle.
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TEAMS WANTED.

TEA us WANTED
n few more teams wanted to go to
the Black Hills, for which Il fair COM
pensation will be paid. Applications
received us late as Monday the 18th.
W. SHERWOOD.
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LOCAL.,
wORrHINGTON. MIMI: FEB. H. 1873
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CHURCH DIRECTORY
METHODIST Observation-Disclosures every Sab
bath, morning at 1910. Sabbath School at 8
P. NJ. Services Ss, oath evening ut 30 O'Clock.
Pray r meeting Thursday evening Rev. j. c..
Ogle, Pastor.
UNION CONGREGA rlONAL--Servlces morning
and evening. Sund ~ School Immediately after
the morning service PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. IL. r. futile, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.-Scrvices morning
and evening. Sabbath School Immediately after
the morning service Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. II. Il. White, Pastor.
MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.
AUDITORIUM NJ. Bear.
TKEASUKEK-l1. ID. HumiStOn.
REGISTER OF DEEDS-JOseph Chadwick.
JUDGE OF PKOBArE-R. y. Barber.
CLERK OF COUKT-B. N. Carrier.
SHEKlFF-J. A. Town. . &
SUlsvEIoK-Allen Clancy. Deputy-Allen
NJ. CLANCY.
COURT CoMMIssIONER-H. ,. HumistOn.
COUNTY ATTORNEY-M. B. SOule.
CORONEl-IrrOy Cole
COUNTY SUPEKINTENDENT-J.C G. Ogle.
COMMISSIONERS.
First District-A. O. Conde, OF Hersey, Chair
man.
Second District-A. c. Robinson, Of Worthing-
ton.
Third District-Robt Shore, Of Ransom.
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NOTICES OF CONTEST:

NOTICE:-U s, Land Office Worthington.
~ Mimi, Jan. 35 1878.
Complaint having been entered at this Office BY
James Grensel against Nicholas Koob Tor aban.
dOning Timber Entry No. 757, dated April II,
town l04, range II, in Mobiles County, MINI. with
view to the cancellation Of said entry: the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear ut this
Office on the 18th day Of March, 1873, at
90cl0ck 4. H., to respond and furnish testi-
mony concerning said alleged abandonment.
MONS GRINAG ER, Register.
221 j. F. MOULTON. Receiver.
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CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE is furnished at IL so a year to
Clubs of ten or more Clubs OF ten for six months
Is cents for each subscriber.
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It is noticeable that good houses
rent very reasonably. in Sibley. A
house that rents for SIS per month here
would bring $40 and $12 at Worthing-
ton.-Sibley Postman.
The reason is obvious. Worthinston
is filling up so fast that there are not
houses enough to accommodate the
people. It is generally SO in rapidly
growing cities. Even in New York
and Chicago houses are given rent free
just to have them occupied. We hope
to see some neat dwelling houses bnilt
here during the coming SIMMER.
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BUSINESS NOTICES..
Notices in local columns, reading matter type,
20 cents line frs. Insertion 10 centsa line each
subsequent insertion. TO regular advertisers,
half rates.
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aatsjurt|sinotoa @dranft.
GRANGE REGISTER.

REGULAR MEETINGS.
Worthington Grange-Second and Fourth Sat-
urdayS in each month, at II o'clock.
Hersey-FirSt and Third Saturdays.
Graham Lakes-Second and 18th Wednesdays.
The New York herald., 1878-05-31

the Fn.lp ot Yesterday in relation the late arrest
cutting of the tail OF horse the tendency OF
to yindieate the laws. which herewith sub
joiued tor reference Your reporter further ADDS that
incrnnn AZ this enforcement of law
distinguished veterinary surge ons In the country"
declared thai amputang horses tail is not very pain
full operation thar IL is fashionable ana was ihough 70
strengthen the spinal calumn ~,
The college which graduates this distinguished sur
reon is not he concludes the enlighten
maui of your reporter with stale and oft report
advice Mr. Bergn tnat he sorry to him his
enthusiasm far as 70 prevent the mutation Of an AMI
Burns whose amlable vile once declared to M
Bergh he had been killed by his wicked enforce
was that tEe society which he pre-
sides is nobe institution but II he persisted nterfr
ing fighting would dig the Of his society
This prediction made many years Kit Is In his own
grave society mas spread ITS nhuence and exam
pie over thrtyour states OF the Unon Like the dstin
gushed Kit" this distinguished surgeon is uonbcss
nsiye lest the enforcement Of the humane
cviixng which the people have enacted for the
animals should d another for the society
Az ACT esctua prevention of cruelty to ami
The people the New York represcnted in
and Assembly, DO enact ms follows:
SECTION So II any person shall overdrve overload
torment deprive OF necessary sustenance or IN
necessarily cruely beat, neealessiy muatc or Kill
TO oe overdriven overloaded tortured
deprived of snstenaIce TO be
unnecessarily or cruelty beaten ssy mutlated
killed Aforesaid any vins creature every such offender
shall Tor such ohence, be guilty misdemeanor
Vol. /. Laws of 1867. chapter 30. mage S34
LAWS 1874.
sKc ST. ss.In this and in law Of this State
sma = ~ sngnias shah ncnde The plural the words
Gamma dumb animai shall be held to include
living creature: the words torture torment" or
cruelty shall be neld TO include act sson or
whereby unjustifabe physical pain suffering
death is caused or permitted
MAY 80, 1878. HENRY BERGH, President
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COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY. May 30. 1s1a

ALBANY, May 30, 1873
ln the Court OF Appeals to-day, present Hon. san.
ford Il. Churcn anu associates the following business
was uaneacted:-
No. 43 Litchhuit VS.. Treadwcil aud others.-Ar.
gumcnt resumed and concluded
No. b. fne People, pian.ins IN error, VS. tho New
York Central and Hudson RIVER Railroad Comp any,
defendants IN crroL-Argued Ny Angus McDonaid 10 r
plaintiffs IN error and Edward Harris for deendab "
IN error
No. 145s The hugueDot National Bank, respondent, l.,
va Alexander StudweiI aud otners appeilauts AR.
gucl py samuel Hand tor appellants aud n. a. Hal
bert Tor respondenL
NO. 252 Antoa 5chwarz and Others, appellants. vs..
WIlueim Oppold anu another, rcspeudouts.--Argued
by samuel Hand tor appellants ana Peter Cook Tor
spondrnts.
No. Ill The People, &c. OK rel Matthew Van
Kurcn appellants, W. the Board OF Iown Auditors ot
lbe town ol E.opus, ,spondents.--Arsucd ny =. L.
sieDD,ns Tor appellants ana Wiiii,m LounsDury IVr
TcsponaentA Case stu ou.
CALENDAR
The following ~ the Jay ca endar for Friday, May
81, l575:-Noa 244, 22S, 254 2S7, 25s 26l, 26z and
26a
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EMIGRATION COMMISSION aRs.

The Commissioners OF Emigration and the Irish
Emigrant society paid vist OF inspection yesterday
10 Castle Garden and Wards Island. Among tho
genscmen present were President James Lyncn,
Commissioners Forres, Starr, Jack son and Quntard.
Messrs II. Aury, dwell. Perry Bayard, Mathews.
j. v Lamarche II. J. L,marche ana VI. LamArche,
Drs Forbes. Mathew. seaman and Fricdlsnd, ex-
Judge Denis Quinn aud Poce Justice Smith. The
central building and the nursery Castle Garden
first visited Then nj haiipast twelve O'Clock tho party
oar the tug Fletcher, and after short tn
speetion 81 the buildings AZ Wards Island sal down
Speeches made by presincnt Lyncn, Commis-
soncrs Forrest. Ssarr. jackson and Quintid, Mesrs
Aury, Oxe aud Perry, exJudge Quinn, Judge
Smith, Dr. Seaman and Father Crachkensky. About
hafpast IN the eycuing Inc party returned 10
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

ing 10 SIC 900 and real 81 500 The hrm sub
Mitted proposition Tor settlement at twenty cents
on the dollar in unsecured three, six nine,
Twelve and fifteen months, which was accepted by a
majority OF the creditors
Five creditors OF Alfred J. Van Allen, OF Kinder
nook have filed petition in ban kruptcy against him
10 ns city, their claims aggregate $l3 922 the largest
eeing those Of Isaac Van Aen $ll o22, and Albert
ii. Card S. $50
petition IN bankruptcy has been died against Emil
Z. .ahn manufacturer OF pocket books, al No. SO
FRANKLIN street, by three creditors. whose united
claims amount to 675, and the matter wall bo heard
Ior adjudication on Saturday.
Finnin II. Casey, druggist, at Mount Vernon, has
zone INTO voluntary bankruptcy in this city having
liabilities amounting TO s5,6oo the largest creditors
being W. II. Schefelin Il Co., 81 300; ID. c. Hlcgen,
xl,OOO His stock has been sold by the Sheri1.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

WiLMIsGroS, n. c., May 80. 1873
Spirits OF turpentne firm NJ 27c sosn qniet 81 Is
for strained Crude turpontne steady at xl hard 10
for yellow Dip 81 10 81 tor virgin rar steady atsl IS.
OsweGo May 80. 1873,
Flour steady No. spring s5 Is s6 amber winter So
So IS process " so 81 75 saes 900 bbIs Wheat
duii; rod State. 81 20; white do, 81 25 red Ohio.
81 Is. Corn unchanged; sales 1000 bushels. Bar
ley an,ss No. can.dA % sob beld "a .. z. .sc e., No
unnoltcd Shorts and shpstu Si5 middlngs. SIS Canal
freighsWheat and peas. 4hc corn and rye 4kc. bar
ley. 3xc to New York lumber 81 80 to Albany $alo
New York Receipts-Lumber, 23o 90 feet shipments
Flour, ], 100 bbls
CINoISNATI, May 30, 1878.
Corn dull ut $50 4c. Oats dull At 27c SOC Rye quiet
steady At Soc 5Sc Barley dull and nominal Pork
strong, higher small sales a. SC. Lard-Cunent MAKE
$a 90 s4 e2h and $4 s7 for shoulders. and
clear sides. Bacon quiet but firm ut 4hc SIC. 54c
and SIZE 5sc. for shoulders, clear rib wn.
key esdy. IN lair demand ~ 81 O3 Butter quiet
changed Sugar steady and nnehnnged Live hogs fairly
active common, 81 IS 50 2O light 81 Is b 25 pack
ing 81 IS 50 30; butchers 81 30 81 30 receipts 232,
shipments. 5lh .
CHICAGO. May 30. 1873
Flour steady. unchanged Wheat active; No spring.
81 o. cnsh 81 05, May o7Sc 97sc June 931sc 9sc
July; No. do 00c. rejected 75hc Corn active, but
weak, NJ 39i4c cash IS &c ssked lane 35sae, July;
rejected 321sc Oats n lar demand, at .ac 23se
easier at 47c Pork IS So cash, May June
3D. July 81 80 S. 81 August. Lard sctivc and arm
S6 52. cash and June; 81 62s July 50 40, August.
Bulk meats steady UNCHANGED Alcohol, 3ic Whisscy,
1000 bbs four 5000 bushes wheat 69J 900 do
$1,000 do oats 5ob do. rye. $500 do barley. shp-
ments 1000 bhls. flour, rs )O bushels wheat 262 900
do corn $4,000 do oats, 800 do. $500 do barley
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ALL For HER.

Three young men met ON Wednesday, night near tho
corner o; North Ninth ana second streets. Williams
burg, to determine which OF them should possess a
certain young Iady's affections, she being undocidcd
between them. After a wordy alteration OF rome
minutes Joseph Monahan, seventeen years OF age,
and Jeffrey j. Sullivan, eighteen years OF age, drew
pstois aud the former firing, shot the third asprant
To tho ladys favor IN the lett breast The victim,
Henry Myers eighteen years OF age, taken 10 he
station house ami attended by police surgeon who
pronouuc his INJURIES not dangerous. Monahan
mud sullivan arrested.
The New York herald., 1878-05-31

The examination IN the case of Scabrook Purdy,
accused by Lic Stagg Of larceny. was resumed
before Judge waudel At the TomDs Police Court yes.
terday. The complainant accompanied by nor mother.
appeared in Court early, and when tho case was
called Mrs. sngg took the and and testified that her
daughter had subject to splIeptic hls, and she
believed in consequence that at times her mind be.
came affected that she was irresponsible for her
acs. Her lam iy physician next took the stand and
gave similar testimony. Judge Wandell thcn ordered
Inc diachurgc of PurdV.
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ON THE wARPArH.

Despite tho sweeping setback they received from
the BraLch Supreme Court last winter IN Trenton,
n j., the democracy OF Newark resolved upon
trying again 10 have laws declared constitution nal
which passed their favor BY the last Lcgisla-
ture. Two laws were passed Under both tho city is
divided into seven Aldermanic ds,ricts instead Of
fourteen Tho consttutionaity OF the biils Will bo
tested 10 the c0urt next week. All the papcrs have
becs drawn up The counsel will be The same ms that
which argued the Ward blii last March in Trenton.
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MISSING BANK CLERK.

Since last Saturday Daniel NJ Dickerson, young
clerk, residing IN Roseville. Newark, and long em-
ployed in the Manufacturers Bank there has been
scon or hoard from HIS absence is a mystery 10 his
parents, employers and friends The bank people de-
clare that his accounts are all straight.
The New York herald., 1878-05-31
CoRoNERS' CASES.

nude dead body was found floating In the East
RIVER loot OF Ninety fourth street, yesterday BY onicer
Smith. Tho boay 80 mucO cecomposed 10 DO
past all chances Of dent lcation. The lower limbs
ana face devoid OF nesn The body appa-
rently that OF a man.
Tho body Of female child, about three days old,
found IN the river yesterday at the loot oil Eas,
Fourteenth street Ii was removed to the Aorgue.
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Dl SrBOYnD By FIRE.

The premises No. 26g ogden street, Newark, NJ D.,
were destroyed by IRE early yesterday morning. The
inmates narrowly escaped with their lives Tho loss
Is less than $4,000, and the origin Of the nre Is
known.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,
THURSDAY. NaY 3O--6 L. 81. (

THURSDAY. Nlay 30-oP. NJ
To-day being close holiday tho banks and various
exchanges remained with closed doors and there Is
nothing report either the way OF trade finance.
The forced interval OF leisure scarcely welcome TO
tho stock joboing class who having got into swing
OF lively speculation. hate to lose day and were
clined TO howl over the hiatus Not that they dispute
the sentiment OF tho Latins, that duce et decorm et
pro patrid mori,n but that they take moro stock
ve" interests and would rather spend the day upon
'Chapge in decorating some favorte fancy with tho
flowers OF full blown speculation than pass u In
slrcwing aowers upon soldiers graves However,
with the board oak .sperted," they did the
best thing in talking the situation at hoe els aud
clubs
As fresh bit OF news the Pacific Mail election
elected considc rablc discussion. Tho financial condi-
ton OF the known TO be bad enough, but
II scarcely thought TO be SO bad as the company
procaims II to be. With liabilities amounting to
s2,7s9 63a CO and only s977,3o 81 VIC have
sorry exhibit indeed. II IS reported, however, that
the man in the management, Mr. Hart, with all
the load OF dead stock upon MS Shoulders as lively
Mark Tapley and looks hopefully TO a successful
cmergenco from all troubles May success reward his
puckl But ~ patent that good deal Of both these
essentials Is needed TO sct the concern Its legs
again. Givcn steamship company with prob.
able but unspeciaed floating debt, borrowed money
held at tho mercy OF the lender ships In port and at
sea mortgaged for twico their value and a general
paralysis existing, have tho status of tho Pacnc
Mail Company. Mr.. Hart deserves credit Tor his e-
forts to mako the best OF bad bu ness but the dlf
culics In the way are great and will 90 mado mono
the less In reality by regarding them through the
big end OF the telescope, which, in q sangunc way
Mr.. Hart seems inclined TO do. Alas !.how changed
Is everything from those Jolly junketing days when
the Managlng Director" held high festival upon tho
City OF Peking and the evil Gays were not
The New York herald., 1878-05-31
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

CUrrER-BKEBE.-On Tuesday, May %, At Water
ford Conn, by Rev. j. w. Holman, Hon. WILLIAM 7.
GUTTER 10 Miss HATTIE r. BEEBE daughter OF Johd J.
Bsebe. OF Waterford, Conn.
Rouppoor-HNcnMAx.- Thursday. May 80. BY
tho Rev. ). ID. Alexander, Mr. GEORGE PRouDFoor 70
Mrs. AUGUSTA HIycnMAN, both Of this city.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-08

BY reference to = card from the above
gentlemen, Published elsewhere, !. eiil
be seen that be is no ionrer csndi-,
date tor congress. This step Is ono
which win have very important bear,
ms on The present canvass. and is ncbly
niAie, ma we understand it. in the inter.
est OF that harmony so desirable, aud
from which the best results are eonii-
dently expected. Judge Good Is an old
and popular resident of Dallas. long
stride above mediocrity. and Of unques.
toned patriotism and had he re-
manned ia the race received the nomi-
nation and been elected. would bave
made tbs district an efficient and ever
watehful representative. With his
great personal popularity and his fair
! chance for ultimate success. his present
action becomes almost sublime in is
very unseldshness, and ought to DE re-
memhered by the party in the future
I These Instances Of unselfish devotion %
/ party unity and harmony, are SO rare
these days that sc deem, its exhibition
Z worthy OF remark; and we DO not hest,
tate 20 declare. that in this instance it
/ constitutes u ito OF very binding char
T acter and onewhich will link Judge Good
very closely with the future OF the
I democracy. We are assured that this
action OF Judge Good insures har.
mohiou- delegation from Dallas county
for Wellborn, and perfectly assures ia
our judgment, his triumphant norliua-
ton. This important action thorough
| By re,unites the democracy of Dallas
and we, for one, sincerely rejoice. that
at last we arc to have no divisions OF
disssnsions in party ranks in the coun
ty Dallas. Ellis, Erath, Graham anc
kaufman, are all now safe for Well
born, and that fact makes him the re-
preventative OF the third district with
out the shadow Of doubt. Now let u
see IL we cannot give him unanimou
send off" here at home, where 81
know, and love him.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-08

Mason Aess
kie. thai Oil tu.4l .. ..-
HON. aarl >t... d. ....
bu.ine--. q -EFr
can talk a. mErl a..r
erare mother irlsH.
bartender Uhl.f
.ub-crite for D..
orally unaC.-tHaa
beats a bart-a...r
cool one. q
glass Of beer l1rH
then telling han t.- .-
saloon on the gar
continual stTszt1 u.
and praise Iatu tla s...
Bartender. a. tL. nrr
minute. n-va- li.H1
get in 4 word .il- n's-
stood the rack-t hrs-r
seeing that the ds-lr.sl
not being made. cor .l..
lowing. zb!eh mao. g 81 E....
with ples1s1T,--aLa trHt
~ThrsuEh the n' e..
devoted a. u Is o. II.e
Texas. and FEull-lss o.. .
great fs.sis.z4 center .. d.
81 ndluE y0u -lll ,.s-. FL.
all 81 WHOM ar- sr.H.THrr
true, men. slch a- aI.I
uVste your sa-L and l-Hs .-
1lii-rent uechan1rll rra..
but not least ulyu urH
drink up yoGr Eu.-sr
Georgian iu my DE- els.
tOily.' Uinkls -..
his dollar g..
the po-fofii-s ewes. Irr
Tor he hom.U Cd s.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-08

THE New Orleans Beosocrat says that
ii. is remarkable fact that the whole
Of the Texas delegation in the house of
representatives. with the exception OF
Judge Reagan. voted with the repubii
cans against the bill for the reduction
and reorganization of the army. The
Texas members are all so-cailed demos
crate. aud had it not been for the abb
sence of a number Of republicans. their
desertion of their party would have re-
suited in the defeat Of this important
bill" But the Texas delegation in con-
gress carried out the wishes of their
constituencies in opposing reduction
of the army. The Democrat is yit;le
bit mistaken when it proposes to show
that the measure had political cast. 1t
is our opinion that If the question were
put to a popular vote tso-shirds of the
people in America would favor an in
crease of the army
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-08

VI have learnra through reliable
private souri, that it was charged
against Threckmor,on, in the Wood
county convention, that be had been
Connected in some way with the Denison
Lottery. There is not the slightes,
foundation ia the truth for the asser-
ton. He never had either direct OF
remote connection with the scheme,
We also learn that his connection with
the South Western Life Insurance
company was slluded 10 dispara gingly.
The whole truth OF this can be told il
= few words Tie was solicited for the
use Of his name by gentlemen in whom
ne had the usiuast Confidence. twa,
granted i1soc&5narton never did on
performed ? sinsle flisial act as the
presisl Mt Of that company. and never
saw er handled single dollar of it,
money. ia aaY shape or al any time
The books Of the company are in thi,
city and open 10 inspection at al times
and b. all people desiring 10 look intC
the raetter. We have noticed thes'
things alluded TO several times. ans
have ignored them, 50 perfectly are W,
convinced that those making the weaE
charges will yet retraet them, and tina
the people who have known Throck,
morton for over quarter Of century
viii refuse TO be gullel by them.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-08

Nh p n. HAaRis, Of Bell county, is
announced in Tng HsEALp this morn>
ing as a candidate for commissioner of
the general land Office. II elected
Mr.. Harris win certainly prove an ac-
ceptahle person for the position. as his
peculiar fitness for the duties devoly>
ing upon the Office are known to be Of
high order. He ii weil-known busi-
ness man in his section of the state and
has large acquaintance, nearly all of
whom are his personal friends. The
state convention in nominating com,
missioner Of the land office would do
we'll to consider Dir. Harris candidacy.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-08

lsrElLIaEseE was received from Stcph
ensviile by mail yesterday that the
Erath county convention, which was
held on Saturday last instructed the
delegates TO the state .e--sention for
Mr.. Throckmorton fc governor, while
the delegation to the congressional con-
yention was instructed to cast their
eleven votes solid for Colonel Ohm Well
born for congress. This rs welcome
news, and shows that Erath county is
fully alive to the Importance of having
the right men in the right places.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-08

Tue Chicago Times says. "A curious
thunder seems to have been made by
the Washington correspondents in mix
ing John II. Harlan, now of the United
States supreme court. with another
Harlan. who figured among the visits
Tag Statement during the sessions Of
she returning board ia New Orleans.
tseneral tnow Judge) Harlan was not
"a that crowd But the Times Is mis-
taken and the correspondents are cor>
rect. General (n,w Judge9 John n.
Harlan did az much or perhaps mere
I han any other visiting statesman to
TX things for Hayes.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-08
E..rt- 49, ras.a

New York EKrrr-s
den made a sens lr1 ta-.
evening st Chies a asr...
ton by the bar A. .s.H.
hands ana talking sssn..I.H
are both lASyer. ArL o.
meant nothing Im-ar.lH.
Piek~ickian .en-s. Do aa.
neal event And 60 u0-.
ed IN marble or h-Sua-. o. aar.-.
epic verse
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-08

The Victoria -idrocase Gays A strong
element Of cohesion among the supper.
tiers Of Governor Throckmorton is the
sentiment Of opposition to the reten-
ton Ia service Of Halls command We
do not know exactly what this fellow il
driving at. bnt il he means that Mr.
rhrockmorson. when governor. will
not retain Halls command II necessary
he speaks withouttheneeessary founds,
ton of truth.