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CITY NOTICE.
Number Your Houses.
CITY OLERK's OFFICE,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, August 10, 1880.

Notice is hereby given that maps have been
completed for the following named streets,
and are now on file in the Office of the City
Engineer, as provided by ordinance No. 200,
an ordinance in relation to the numbering of
houses in the City of Saint Paul:
Third, Fourth. Fifth. Sixth and Seventh
streets. from Fort street to Broadway.
Eighth street from Cedar street to Broad
way.
Ninth street from Exchange street to
Broadway.
Tenth street from st. Peter street to Broad
way.
Eleventh. Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
from Wabashaw street to Broadway.
Fourteenth street from jackson street to
Broadway.
All of Spruce, Norris, Pearl, Cooper and
Temperance streets.
Broadway from Third to Grove streets.
Canada street to Fourteenth street.
All of Rossbel, Wacouta and Sibley streets
north of Third street.
Jackson street from Third street to Four
teenth street.
Robert, Minnesota, Cedar and Wabashaw
streets from Third to Thirteenth streets.
st. Peter street from Third street to Tenth
street.
Market and Washington streets from Third
street to St. Peter street.
Franklin and Exchange streets from Third
street to Ninth street. and Fort street from
Third street to Sixth street.
Therefore take notice, that it is the duty of
all owners or occupants of buildings along the
line of the foregoing named streets, to obtain
from the City Engineer the correct number or
numbers for their respective buildings, and to
cause said correct number to be placed on their
buildings within sixty days from date of this
notice, and any owner or occupant of any
building who shall fail to comply with the
foregoing. shall upon conviction, be fined in 8
sum not less than five dollars and costs OF
prosecution, as provided by said ordinance
No. 205.
By order of Common Council.
THOS. A. PRENDERGAST,
Aug l2-Thu & Sat 3w City Clerk.
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What an OLD retired druggist of st. Paul says OF
DR.. E. B. Hallidsy's Blood Purifier: Il have
been in the drug business off and OF for the
last forty years. never saw finer prepare
ton. II not only acts on the blood, bowels,
kidneys and urinary organs, but on the whole
nervous system, thus toning ND every part. 1t
has done more good in st. Paul and Mlnneapo-
lis chan alI other patent medicines combined,
and. after four years trial in Minnesota. is
nov reaping the reward it SO lichly merits"
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Kniehts Templar Excursion to Chicago

The Chicago, st. Paul & Minneapolis line
will sell round trip tickets to Chicago and re-
turn at one fare for the round trip to Knights
and their families and at one fare and fifth
to the general public. This line carries the
Damascus commandary, OF st. Paul, and Bay
ard commapdary, of saltwater, in a special
train of Pullman coaches, leaving st. Paul at
sp. M. Sunday. August 10Th. The general
public is invited to join this excursion and go
to Chicago on one of the finest trains ever seen
~ St
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FIVECENTS A LINE
The GLOBE Want 9 Employment Bureau

Axusrtissmsnts In tAs column ars published a,
Ays cents line each inssrtton, out IN order to
prose tie l1seIsney Of tho GLOBE az an adSsr-
Msang medium, and also to cid tho unemployed,
Us s0iH publish for tventy,avs cents, Q hrss-ltn'
adysrtissmsnt, Of Situations Wanted and SItua-
Hons 01ersd, and continue the GdDertissmsnt an-
I'll the object sought for Is accomplished. For
tt0snsyyecs cents, the man out Of Work can ddvsr
Hse for @ situation until he Jfnds one.
zach line oUer tho three, to cost fus etsts per
is1s. each insertion.
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The GLOBE yesterday contained the an
nouncement of the marriage of Mr.. NJ, J..
Cummings. Like sensible man he remains
at home to enjoy his honeymoon. and will be
glad to see bis friends at his place of business,
No. "A West Third street, this evening.
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Hancocls and English Clubs

The Democratic State Central COMMITTEES
will forward copies of constitution and by-lawa
for the formation of Hancock and English
clubs. if application is made to P. q. Kelly,
chairman, or Robert Miller, secretary. "a East
Third street, st. Paul
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It is to the interest of any person wishing to
purchase Piano or Organ to consult Messrs
Pelton. Pomeroy & Gross, Nos. $50 and 1862
State street, Chicago, who ere wholesale agents
for Chickering, Hazleton, Decker Son, Ernst
Gabler and a variety of other makes Of plan oe,
and the Wilcox & White and Taylor & Farley
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Casner yyeitzeI. Ofyicer no. 10,

Lancaster, Pa, having been a great suffer er
for years with Kidney disease, requests us to
say that after using DAYS KIDNEY PAD -
days he feels better than he has before In III.
teen years.
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Use Vim. CLARKE d SONS helix NEEDLES
Factory at Redditch, England. Office l67 La
aslla street Chicago
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, L.
COUNTY OF RAMSEY. 50

COUNTY OF RAMSEY.
Be 1t known, that on this 7th day OF August, a.
O'Briel John J. Watson and Jno. W. Cathcart, to
me well known to bs the persons described In and
who executed the foregoing articles Of Incorporation,
freely and voluntarily, for the uses and purposes
therein expressed. O.. T. WARD, Notary Public.
[Notarial Seal.l Ramsey County, Mimi.
225-2Sl
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DIED

Zee the wonderful exhibition at South Shore
House, White Bear, tonight.
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TICKET BROKER.
EXCURSIONISTS

Wishing to buy sell or exchange railway tickets car
do so at Kimball's Ticket Offices; 10 to IS per cent
saved by purchasing at this Office. Also AGENT for
the Northern Transit Line Of Steamers from Obi.
cago and Milwaukee to all points East Agent for
the Anchor Line Of Ocean Steamers from New yorl
to Glasgow, Londonderry, Liverpool Belfast
Queenstown, Cardiff or Bristol, Hamburg, Havre
Antwerp, Amsterdam and Harlingen No Ii Wash
ington avenue s., Minneapolis, and IS Jackson
street, Opposite Merchants Hotel) st Paul. MINI.
22I-2 O. r. KIMBALL.
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PLEASURE RESORTS

NHANCERY FORECLOSURE SALE-CIRCUIT
CCourt of the United States Of America in and for
the District of Minnesota-ss.
Austin Oorbin vs. George Kinnecke, alias George
Kunnsk, and Mathilda Kinnecke alias Mathilda
Kunnak, his wife:
Pursuant to the decree of the Circuit Court of the
United States of America, for the District of Mime
so;a made In this cause, at the June term thereof
D. $780, and on the fifth day of August, A. D. $780,
the undersigned Master In Chancery Of said Court
will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for
cash. on
MONDAY, THE TWENTIETH DAY OF sEPTEM-
BER, 4. D. 1880, AT
eleven O'Clock In the forenoon, at the front entrance
to the United States Custom House, in the City Of
81. Paul. In said District (the place Of holding said
OoHrt) on Wsbsshaw street, In said city, to satisfy
the sum of s99 81, found due the plaintiff by said
Decree with interest and costs, all and singular that
certain tract parcel of real estate situated In the
county Of Meeber and State of Minnesota described
as follows, to-wit: Lots numbered six (6). seven
(D and eight (S), Of section nine (9, In township
one hu, dred and eighteen (lls) north Of range
twenty.nine COY west, containing ninety 1907 and
fty-one one hundredtns 5l1O0) acres. according to
Government survey, with the sppurtenances there
unto belonging.
st. Paul, August ., 1880.
b. e. MANN, Master In Chapeegy.
E. B. HoLLISsHEAD, Plaintiffs Solicitor.
AuG7 .fw-sat
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BBADEN--Thursday, Aug. 18th, at 40 P. NJ,
Mary, infant daughter Ct v. q. and NJ E, Bra,
den.
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REAL ESTATE.
OFFICE OF
qlOs. Cochran, Jr.,
Real Estate A gent
AUCTION e ER.
IL WABASHAW STREET.

I cali attention to the foll0Ui1.g
pieces of ss1itnaproUed Real Estate,
among acltich are some of the finest
and best building sites a,, the city:
The sOesterly go feet of the 12O
feet fro,ated 5y the stone sCaU 1tp01i
Summit agea.ate, Ssnm medtately qOest
Of No. I3S.
The 9S feet tpOn the same Goe-
nae, 1yieg betlUeee the i,1lpToVed
properties of Mi's. e. j. Mott and
Major Br0Wning.
The 60 feet Immediately fcest of
the 100 feet upon the nOrthaUest
corner of Summit and TfTgif,fa
dvenaes.
The $50 feet on the bluff side OF
ftis Avenue, lytng a0est of the resi-
dence of Mr. r. FL. Gutter.
The 12O feet stposs the north side
of Pleasant Avenue, on the north
east corner Of Chestnut street.
Several of the finest lots on Igle-
hart and Carroll streets, f1 Block
30, Mackubfn % 1farsAGlps addi-
tion.
The so feet on the southwest cor
Saer of Summit apenue and " G6G-
slsaav streets.
In less costly properties, IhGpe
building lots fn Wo0dia9,d Park,
Terrace Park and Summit Park,
Maclc'sbin & MaTshalt's, and all
the other suburban additions on
favorable terms and at reasonable
prices.
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CITY NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
ST.. PAUL, MINNESOTA, August s, 1880.
All persons interested in the assessments for
the grading Of Burr street, from Minnehaha
street to Whitall street,
WILL TAKE NOTICE
that on the I'd day of August, 1880, did
receive q warrant from the City Comptroller
of the city of st. Paul, for the collection Of the
above named assessments.
The nature Of this warrant is, that it you
fail to pay the assessment within
q Thirty Days
after the first publication of this notice, Ishall
report goa and your real estate 50 assessed a.
delinquent. and apply to The District Court Of
the county of Ramsey, Minnesota, for judg-
ment against your lands, Lots, blocks, or parcels
thereof 50 assessed, including interest, cost and
expenses, and for an order OF the Court tosell
the same for the payment thereof.
2lS.2S =. 4. BENZ, City Treasurer.
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CITY NOTICE.
City Treasurer's Sale.
OFFICE OF THE CrrY TREASURER,
ST. PAUL, MIMI. August 18th. 1880. ,

oEs xAuLt mlNNss Auk kube AoouI Aooos
Notice is hereby given, that under and by
virtue Of Judgment entered ON the 18th day OF
August, 1880, In the District Court, second
judicial district, Ramsey county, State OF Min
nesota against the hereinafter described real
estate, situate, lying and being in said city and
county, on an assessment warrant for the
grading of Como avenue, from Rice street to
southeast corner of lot s. C,mo villas in said
city of st. Paul, the undersigned will, on
Tuesday, the Gath day Of August, 1851, at ~
o o'clock in the forenoon, at the front door OF
the City Treasurer's Office, in the city OF st.
Paul, county of Ramsey, offer for sale at
public auction, as provided by law, to the best
bidder for cash, the following described real
estate, to-wit:
Supposed owner and Amount of
description. Judgment.
Catherine Pearo, commencing at se cor
of n15 of ne34 of sec 36, town 20,
range 23, thence Sc it, thence "
$50 #, thence it, thence 6 #,
thence 81 ft. thence 1856 # to
place of beginning, except Como
avenue A4 %
Unknown, VIZ of neh, sec 25, town - -
90, range 23.. l38 S5
Vim Davidson, the WIZ of seI of
sw}4, sec rs, town 20, range 23...... 2O7 10
- Coffin, nw14 of swA, sec 26, town
20, range 23, In of R R, 35 aores).... III 80
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ACTS DIRECTLY ON The KIDNEYS,
Bladder. Bowels s. Urinary Organs.

Bladder. Bowels 6 Urinary Organs,
By forcing into the system through the pores a
the skin powerful and heaithfpi vegetabis
tonios and diuretics and absorbing from 1t
vile humors and every trace Of disease, giving
It Uono es'ful power to immediately relieve
and permanently euro. Inflammation and
Brighs's Disease OF the Kidneys, Diabetes
DrGpsy, Rheumatism, Consumption of
the Bowels, Catarrh OF the Bladder, In.
ability TO retainer expel the Urine, stone
ia the Bladder, Sh Eci0red. ScaHty CT
Painful URsanating, Deposits in the Urine,
PAIN IN THE BACK. Side or LOiRs. Ner.
vOus Debility, Female Weakness. and In
fact all diseases OF these organs. whether contracted
by overork excessive drink, the abuse OF nature
otherwise. 1t superceeds entirely the inconyeniences
and troubles OF taking and hurtfu internal
medicines 1t is the only DISCOVER Of the pois-
oneus Uric Acid which forms In the Kid
nsys and exists in the blood Of Rheuma ic
patients. It is worn exactly where needed. next
to the body and over the kidneys, 1t is comfor
table, and can be used at all sea ons In anv climate
and Is equally good for Man. Woman or Child,
1t SAFE pleasant and reliable In Its effects yet pow
erful in Its scton. PUG aside prejudlces. fears
doubts and suspicious Give it trial and become
vinced that it Is no deception, but medicsted app
Of great value, efecting all that Is claimed and
noshng less saving amndred h 81 dod d r saa
Thousands daily adding their testimony to the
rative of this great rem edy who have been re-
dies had failed. why Tor uentei wf' h Back
.Ache9 ASH your druggist for IL, and accept imi
tation substitute. If he has not got it, send to
DESCRIPTIVE PSfoE LIsT~Regular Pad 500; sps
eial Pad. for Chronic d.epseated. or cases of long
weak kidney and bed wetting. SIS! Our book. "How
Lii was Saved" cor oontai11s h history Of the great
Sole PrOprtesOrn. T0kED ID. OHIO.
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ALI in the city of st. Paul, county of Ramsey
and State of Minnesota
226-sO "a. REM, City Treasurer.
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NTASONS and mason tenders wanted for stone aud
Ill brick work. Apply at the Capitol Mills Oh Third
street. 221-
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Observation-Disclosures live life insur-
w ance solicitors for special work. Extra induce
ments to frst-class men. Address, The Baukers'
Association, st. Paul, MINI. 223-28
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+ ABORERS WANTED-Apply at the Capitol
II Mills on Third street. 22i'
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WANTED.

VXTANTED-Laborers for N. Wis. R'y., at Chand-
w Ter, 81 90 per day Laborers near city, 81 so
per day @ rpenters In city, $2.25 per day.. Oar
Employment Bureau, l22 3. 3d-st st Paul. 225
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In MeInOrian.

A dispatch in the HERALD of the 25th,
announced the death at Austin, of Mrs. Kate
Evans Campbell, step-daughter of Comp
troller Darden. May not a friend be allowed
to offer a tribute to this pure and charming
Young woman--a wife for but few weeks.
Eleven years ago / first met her at Indianola.
She was then winsom child Of about ten
years, the step-daughter of my old friend,
Darden. A drawer and nobler man never
lived, being naturally inclined to feel kindly
towards his step-daughter, and doubly SO. as
she was very beautiful and gentle. She soon
became my pet under the primitive cogno-
man of .'Choctaw." Years after, she was
again met, in Austin, just mstured into
womanhood, as pure, gentle and loveable a
girl as 1t has ever been my fortune to meet.
NV little "Choctaw" had become lilly Of
the valley-admired by all--and maintained
ia all its purity the gentleness and modesty
of her childhood innocency. A whole house.
hold of whom the writer Is one, deplores her
| early death, and offers sympathy to her par.
ents, sister and brothers, but feels sure that
her spirit dwels in the realms Of bliss beyond
the great river. A LOVING FRIEND.
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Miss Bette Hearne is in the city, visiting
her sister Mrs. :. j. Adams.
Il. McCune, prominent attorney of
Louisville, Kentucky, is at the St George
with his wife.
G. McCorkle, Of the agricultural firm of
Cherry, OConnor & Co., OF Nashville, is in
the city, greeting his many friends.
Miss Mamie Brown, daughter of Hon. I. j.
Brown, of Sherman, who has been spending
some lttelime in this city, visiting the fam
ily of Judge Nat. NJ. Burford, left for home
Yesterday morning. She is ~ charming young
lady and her friends miss her from their cir
Gle.
Major John G. Whitner, of Atlanta Geor-
gia, a prominent underwater most favorably
Known amongst the fraternity throughout
the country, has been travelling from point
to point on business all over Texas, and is
now stopping with hs old war friend, Tom
smith. at the st. George hotel. The Major
saws he is delighted with Texas, especially the
Western portion of the State, and declares
that it is the most promising and beautiful
country he ever saw.
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JEFFEItSON.
Correspondence Of the ucrald,

Correspondence OF the HcIald
JEFFERSON, March 90, 1850.
The weather still continues spring-lilte and
.hc farmers and gardeners arc busy 1t home;
business, therefore, is not ms brisk Ns it was a
few weeks ago---The Jefferson delegates to
the Republican State conveAtion have not
Yet returned 1.-The Metropolitan empress
company has obtained regular charter and
organized under the State law The stock.
holders are the same parties who built the
compress here last summer, and made almost
enough the first season to pay Tor half Of the
original cost of the whole concern, which was
$40, 900. The large dividend declared is at
tributed to the excellence of the machinery,
the energy and good management Of the
employees and the cheap rates charged.
With anything like fair cotton crop this
company will compress at least 125, 900 bales
next season.---Tho United States of'Amer-
lea has entered into written lease with
Colonel w. NJ. Harrison, 1.-THE President of
the National bank and the East Line railroad,
and one of our largest property owners), for
the second story of the several brick stores
fronting on Austin and Polk streets, TO be used
as a Federal courthouse. Colonel III. has
had the premises fitted up in the most
elegant manner and the courtroom, clerks
offices and jury room are pronounced to be
as complete MS any in the State--We have
good navigation yet to this point. A two
thousand bale boat could come to our wharf
W thout any difficulty. Major g. B. Nc
ID lnald, one of our esteemed citizens. and
one Of the most accomplished machinists
and engineers in tho State solved the (5)
gem puzzle. Tell Kahn to send on that
suit of clothes,-Billy Arlington lectures
here to night, probably under the auspices
of the lodges Of the Knights and Ladies of
Honor. These orders are very strong here.
Jefferson Lodge number 722 was organized
about three years ago. We have just one
hundred members, less one member, who
died short time after the organization Of
our lodge The amount of his insurance
was promptly paid to his widow. We have
u large and hourishing lodge of the knights
and Ladies' of Honor. One death only has
occurred in this lodge since its organization,
and the loss was paid. The two lodges have
just purchased a splendid lodge-room on
Dallas street and paid cash for the same.
----Hosack Il Estes, our real estate agents,
report perceptible advance in rents and
the values OF real estate.
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FORT WORTH.

Reported Daily.1
FORT WORTH. March 81. 1880.
Jim Porter, tho negro who was shot
through the lungs by Policeman Rigles, is
doing well and is expected by his attending
physician, DIR. Matheny, to recover
Policeman WitchW, who was stabbed yester-
day by McGlusKy, is resting very well to-day
A, an evidence of the business boom that
now RACES in Fort Worth we will
mention the fact that Messrs. Bachelor
~ Garther received and sold five carloards of
corn yesterday and still did not meet the de.
mand.- Brewer, John Brown, Henry
Furman and John w. Turner, candidates for
Mayor, are billed for the rostrum in the
Third ward next Tuesday night-The
Greenbackers will hold general caucus in
the Third ward to-night.-The Democrats
of this precinct will meet in the court house
tonight, for the purpose of organizing q
club. Frank Ball will be the orator of the
occasion. Some very interesting devel-
opments in the recent stage robbery is daily
expected. light rain fell last evening
about 9 oclock.--Very little news Of inter
est in town to.day.--The III Psso hotel il
maintaining its widespread reputation as one
| of the best hotels in the State. Major Fair
fax and s. +. Bib, know just
exactly how to manage such an institution
-Everythi is very quiet about the court
house now Judge Hood is about closing
out the docket-Several prospecting CAPT.
talists are in our city.-Mayor X. T.
Beckhsm, of this city, and Mayor
MilFken, Of Weatherford, had 8
telegraphic conversation yesterday
A procession of dusky busters passed
through the city this morning heading to.
ward Kansas. The train consisted of two
wagons, each dra wn by one yoke of skeleton
oxen, and followed BY eleven grown darkies
fourteen children and nineteen dogs. A
local colored preacher interviewed the boss
| Continued ON NTH page.
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TnE question Of artesian wells IS attract
ing some attention in Congress. North Tex
as has solved the problem SO far as this sec
ton Is concerned. In Dallas, Fort Worth,
and q number of other points, artesian wells
have been sunk, and an abundance of excel
lent water obtained at depth of from three
hundred to seven hundred feet. The New
York Herald Of recent date, treating of
this subject says: "In the bill for the re-
clsmation Of arid and waste lands passed by
the Senate on the 18th inst, there is clause
authorizing the Secretary Of the Interior to
sink two artesian wells on the plains east of
the Rocky mountains. For some time after
the completion Of the Union Pacific railroad,
40 great was the difficulty Of obtaining water
in Wyoming, and so alkaline rendering it
unit for steam purposes on the locomotives)
was It when found, that the road was com.
nailed to run awater trains' from Green
river to Rawlins. At the suggestion Of tn,
government geologist, Professor Hayden, I
number Of artesian wells we're sunk at depth
VARYING from six hundred to one thousand
one hundred and forty-ave feet with excel
lent supplies Of from nine hundred and sixt,
to two thousand gallons of water per hour
This experiment was made in enc Of the mos
uia portions Of tho West, and illustrates, al
Professor Hayden says, "the feasibility o
rendering available many millions OF acre
now lying useless"
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Why should tho Chicago Times desire to
iniure Texas or say aught calculated to do
sol We cannot see any cause for malICnity
ON the part of that paper towards this State;
vet that it is malignant and full OF hate Is
apparent in tho following paragraph
which we clip from its columns
NJlM Powers, of Texas, died suddenly,
Yesterday, because he whipped his wife IN
the presence of a policeman and refused to
desst when ordered by the officer to do so''
The facts in the above case are that negro
in Fort Worth was whipping his wife and
policeman in the discharge ofhis duty inter-
fered. Tho negro attempted to kill the otii-
Ger and he shot the negro. The Times GER
tainly know the facts in the case, and If SO
why perycrt them as above? Was it with
the hope of injurine tho fair name OF our
State by producing the impression that the
officers of the law were dangerous, reckless
set Of men?
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The ST. Louis Times is disposed to poke
fun at Texas bul-whackers and our prai1e-
ierked beef. If the Times Faber shower
would lust come down and spend month
with our big.hearted, jovial bull-whackers'
inhalng our hcath-giving prairie bree2es'
sweet with the perfumes of the spring How
ors, and feast on our juicy, tender jerkcd
becf, .byth time he returned to his desk be
would weigh ton, cover MI the ground he
stood upon, DO a column of his own height
and have the capacity to dcvour for breakfast
tho hind quarter of seven-ycar,old steer
He never would again'look Upon st. Louis
restaurant beefsteak, nor gaze into the
beamng eyes Of milch COW, without
ycarning. Go to, go to! you neither Know
what glory nor happiness is.
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TT is duo to our patrons ut home and
abroad, to inform them that the reason OF
the delay in tho receipt of their papers
Yesterday morning was an accident FIRST TO
our steam boiler and afterwards to our press
The boiler sprung leak ard wohad to get
hands to turn tho press, ind then ono OF IhJ
cogs of the press broke, aud we lost several
hours, occasioning us some delay
The HERALD IL now negotiating for
a doublc-cynder press, and when it arrives
there win never BIO difficulty nor delay in get
ting of our large edition each morning.