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Strayed or stolen.

r WILL pay 500 reward for the eight head OF
horses If stolen, or $50 If srayed: one six
wear old bay or brown mare, about is hands
n as navy bean, collar marks. One years old
light roam mare, about Is hands high, with red
roam mare colt. One 3 year old bay mare j,
i-2 h snds high, speck in right eve, shod on fore
feet. One year old red roam stallion, ABBOTT u
10 Ia nds high, flax name and tail, had board
on neck when left with name " Boley One .
year old blue roam stallion, IL hands high, very
heavy Ell One dark blue roam ysarling horse
colt. One sorrel ysarlipg horse colt. Or will
pay suitable reward forinformation concern
ing the above property, Wh. BoLEY,
Lewisvjlle, Denton Co., Nxas
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S,MATTERS BY NAIL.
WAXAHACHIE.


Correspondence OF the Herald.
WAxAHACHu, Oct. ~, 1850,
Colonel S. w. Lsnham delivered an ad.
dress at the Court House on the evening of
the Sth 10 an intelligent audience of ladies
and gentlemen. While his manner showed
that making political speeches was new
field for him, he evinced great power OF
thought and language, fully meeting the ex-
pectalions of the audience. The town was
enlivened yesterday evening by having three
pugiiutic combats.-The candidates are
putting in their work now with earnestness,
as their time for electioneering is running
low.--The cotton receipts are from one hun
dred and fifty to five hundred bales per day.
The total amount shipped over the Tap road
from this place for the season to date is 1917
bales. The amount of business done here is
surprising-J. E. Wharton, a former mem
Der of the Waxshschie bar, has located in
Eureka, Arkansas.
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GKOESBEECK.
correspondence of the Herald,

NOIEChpOhuShSNN VI 'hS ANANAN'
GRoEsBSEcK, Oct. l2, 1850,
The clear weather of the past few days
was broken by a shower last night, but the
sun is out this morning, NJ. Z Church
South quarterly conference for this district
adjourned this evening after being in session
since Saturday last.-The Groesbeeck acad-
envy opened yesterday under the supervision
of Prof. Colston, an experienced educator,
late of Corsicana. Mr.. Kelley, professional
horse trainer and farmer, was in
town yesterday, trying to get up class in
his art. The advertising agents of Thorn
tons "museum, mensgerio" etc, were also
here billing for an,exhibition on the 18th inst.
Barnum gave us the go'by.--Messrs. Steele
& Bishop are pueting an addition to their
saloon building.-Distrct court convenes
next Monday, with few new cases on the
docket, divorce suits being the most numer-
Gus class on the civil side.-Health remains
bad. Some deaths have occurred. Mr.. AL
len Davis is very low with paralysis, an IN
usual complaint in this section.
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Something Needed.

AT last lamp chimney is made which
does break from draft, dsmpness, cold
air or heat, what blessing Every one Of
our readers has no doubt often lost her or hi:
temper because, Just at the moment when q
lamp was most needed, the last chimney in
the house would break, we therefore advise
everyone to go to D. Goslin and buy the
Dragon brand chimney, ask your grocer for
them as all retail dealers can be supplied at
the China Hall. The price is but triAe
higher than the common,
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If the thousands that now have their rest
and comfort destroyed by complication of
liver and kidney complaints would give ma.
lures remedy, Kidney-Wort, trial they
would be speedily cured. 1t acts on both or.
gans at the same time and therefore COM
pletely fills the bill for a perfect remedy.
If you have lame back and disorderd
Kidneys use it at once. Don't neglect
them
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President Grevy,s Income

President CREWS salary allowance.
amount to $4,000 yearly, the salary proper
being $4,000. AT the end of his sever
years term he will, subsequently have re,
ceiveed Sl25O,OOO out of the public treasury
He is not penurious, and manages to spend
this large sum in receptions and subscrip.
tons. He gave 81, 900 to the American vel.
low-tever fund. Before he was president
he did not keep carriage, and lived in lit
tie house at Passy.
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You Can be HaDpy

If you will stop all your extravagant and
wrong notions in doctoring yourself and fam.
lilies with expensive doctors or humbug cure
alls, that do harm always, and use on '
natures simple remedies fer all your all.
ments-yOu will be wise, we'll and happy,
and save great expense. Tho greatest rem
edy for this, the great, wise and good will tell
you. is Hop Bitters-belisve it. See "Prov-
cribs" in another column.
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At the III EspnuOl.

Gentlemen who love the weed will find an
increased enjoyment in smoke or a chew
begun under such iusinuating auspices as the
beautiful surroundings of "El Espanol" af.
ford. The very finest imported and New Or
leans domestic brands are to be had there, as
well as some Crescent City rive centers''
that are fully worth q dime.
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A Foul.Mouthed Woman

is even worse than foul-mouthed man. But
no ore need DO foul-mouthed ifthey will only
use Sozodont and rub il in well. Don't spare
the brush and spoil the mouth, as som,
parents do with their children when they
withhold the rod.
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Something More Needed.

All chimneys bearing the ''Drsgon" brand
are guaranteed to withstand the fercest
flame while dripping wet, or any amount OF
cold air, or draft in ordinary use on the
lamp they never break. They are for
sale at D, Goslin's China hall who has the
exclusive sale for one year.
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Just arrived, Sap Sage, or green cheese
genuine olive oil, extra choice golden Rio
coffee, Shaker corn, choice northern butter,
and New York cheee,.a l.. F. Hughes 72O
Elm street.
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The Luxury OF the Weed.

In order for one to truly appreciate the
cigar, as "luxury of lite,n he should pro.
cure 1t at the FL Espanol smoking parlor.
where the choicest, as well as the cheapest
brands, are presented in most tempting
manner.
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Just arrived, car load Of superior Missouri
hour, grits, hominy, graham -four, rye -four
and oat meal, at L. F. Hughes 72O Elm
street
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,Raltimore OYSTERS.

lam in receipt Of q case Of the finest oys-
tiers yet brought to this market, which vii
be sold at the lowest figures.
w. IT. JARRETT.
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RIGORD'SV ~. RESTORlTlVt

StsS " W tfGS war Z y"
FULLY % PEREZ of the human race ar
victims to partial complete imp0tency
hisstartllng assertion will DO fully corrobo
rated by every intelligent physician. Tn
principal causes producing this disease are n :
dlsoretlons-or excesses. Some OF the commc
symptoms are loss Of v!gor, spermatorrh9a
pain In the back, disposition to avoid society
languor, gloomy forebodings. mental distress,
nervous debility and leucorrh9a lin females)
facilitating dreams. &c. Let no false modesty
proven. .he parent from warning the child Of
this greatevil. eecret habits are the result OF
ignorance.
There is a well-known principle In ANNA
physiology that no vital action can take place
except through the agency Of the nervous syE-
tenn: II the nerve power In any organ Is weak
ened, then that organ ls..weak. There Is aren-
edy In the reach OF all, one that has stood the
test for over half century. Dr. Ricord Q
Sy tbs ass SeeS ana ID
as an invaluable specific for the above, contains
NO phoephorous, cantharides or other poisois
lHparely Vegetable, producing no reaction.
AMI lie permanent In effect; is a sugar-ooated
ne Rlcheliau, Paris, France, or OF DR.. s
Brown Sigesmond, proprietors. Address
Room 40, World Building,N. York None gen
ulne without the signature OF s. b. Sigesnond
on the side OF each box.i. send for catalogue:
box oflOO pills, %, box of 400, $40, sent by mai
upon receipt OF price.
CERTIFICATE
PAM July IS, lsI3-ls Rne de In Paix.-A
Mr.. e. L., fifty years old, nau peen widowe
twenty-five years, nervous temper lment har
suffered for thirty years with lrmatorrh9 a
and for ten years with nervous debility and
entire impotency. For eighteen years he tried
every known remedy without any benefit, he
came 10 me and l advised him 10 try Ri.
cords vital Restorative. After four months
he was discouraged, but insisted upon 4
continuing Its use, and In nine months he was
restored 70 full health and vigor-got married.
and has two fine children.
out Of $40 patients treated 65 were cured
within 80 days, llb In six weeks, $50 between
two and three months, between Eve and siy
months, In nine months.
DR.. NJ. PERIGoRD,
Medicine de 10 Hospital Charity
Sold by Wholesale and Retail Dru,
gists generally mario
Wholesale Agents: Richardson & Co. ST. Louis.
Missouri; L Lyons, New Orleans, Louisiana,
| Van Shack, Stevenson & Co., Chicago. mi.
nois, Smith, Doollttle 4 Smith, Boston, Mar
sachusetts; John Keeshan, Cincinnati, Ohio
Charles N trittenton, New York.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

WY ANTED-To rent q dwelling house con.
w taiuiug not less than rooms, kitchen
and servants room. Address p o. Box 1857
NOR RENT Rooms furnished or unfuf-
| L nished, with or without board. Apply ai
| IIg Pas aVanuP.
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70 STAR PERFORMERS. I

Embracing the following eminent Spe-
cialty Talent:
Mr.. Chas. W. Brewster, The WoIld's Greatest
Ventrloqual IIumorlst, with the funniest
family of WOODEN headed haniklns on Earth
Miss Eta Morgan, Thc Renowned snd First
Lady saxophone So DIST la the World.
Mr., Charles IL. Duncan, Americas Greatest
Comic vocalist and Dialect Hunorst
Miss Cora Ferris, The Accom- plLxh vi and Pleas
Ing MezZo Soprano.
Mr.. A NJ HolbroOk, TIE Eminent Cornet Vir-
tuoso, whose wonderful performances have
gained him reputation s.Oapd TO none
A full Military Brars Band, under the
leadership of Prof II rullivAA.
N5-Reseryed Seats On ra st Opera House,
Wednesday, Oct Ia, at Gam
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\ lOLMANS
\ ] PAD

acknowledged by eminent Physi
eiN and the Public 10 be the Only
re" Remedy for Malaria, Chill Fever
DyN pcpsta, Children's Diseases, Liver
me-nOt else.
Price for Genuine lIolman's Pads, 81. 50
ny, ny prnggis,a, or mailed, postpaid. Write
free leatise' HOLMAN PADC0.,
New York.
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MOORE-Died at his home at Lancaster
Texas, on the tn of September lsSC whine
b, Moore, age 10 years.
National Republican., 1880-12-25
PERSONALITIES.

VICE-PREsIpENT WHEELER thinks he
viii spend next summer in Europe,
THE Hon. John c. New, of Indiana, is
III, being threatened with typhoid fever,
SPARKS didn't hang his stocking last
night for fear somebody would put a jumplngjack
into IT,
HAS Sara Bernhardt's sister Jeanne
any children ?-Redder. Don't know her. Ask the
Boston Post
BARNUM has been among the Rocky
Mountains for his health. They all looked small
to him compared with the Chinese-letter lie,
WADE HAMPToN's address has been
changed from Columbia, 5, c. 10 the United States
Senate, where John sherman win soon meet him.
THE old friends of the late Senator
. DiGk" Yates propose to erect him II monument,
and the scheme should receive proper encourage.
ment.
EMILE IoLA protests against statue to
Alexandra Dumas for the simple reason that there
are ten wOrther men who ought 10 pass before
him, and first Of ALL BOllac.
STANDING in the Democratic cemetery,
Samuel j. Tilden, bathed in tears, mOaIls with
| soughing pines where Hancock and Kelly have
been placed side by side.-DeirOh Post.
OLD BErz a Sioux squaw, who died
recently at the age of one hundred was success
sycly the wife ofan army officer, an Indian chief,
u highwaymOn, and Methodist missionary.
TIE immaculate CofIroth, who was
heard all over the chamber the House of Repre-.
sentatiyes shouting No" TO the proposal to take
a recess when General Grant visited the Capitol is
National Republican., 1880-12-25

the thrifty legislator whom his own ncighbors
charged with selling West Point cadetships. Grant
must have felt sighted .--Clctod1d Leader
SARAH BERNuABDT was asked by Bos-
ton lady why she was so long and thin, and She
said that she began TO study English on one OF
secretary Evarts' sentences and meant to grow up
with the country,--NeC YoR Herald,
Miss Bessie the daughter of General
aud Mrs, NJ. D. H. simpson and Hamilton Rowan,
the son OF Vice-Admiral Rowan, between whom an
engagement ofmarringc has existed for some time,
viii be united on or about the 22d of February
next. The marriage Is to take place In Chicago.
CAPTAIN EADs has made friends with
the Mexican government. The president of that
Republic has ordered three officers of the staff two
engineers, and physician to accompany him on
his surveying tour over the lsthmus Of Tchounte-
pee, the expenses to out of the public purse.
Or the twenty full general officers in
the service of the United States, excepting, of
course, the medical department, BrigodicrGen.
erals Terry and Miles are the only two who have
not received u West Point education. These two
generals surely should feel proud Of their records
National Republican., 1880-12-25
Joy 10 the World,

So sings ChristendOm to-day. Every
man with soul in him-whethcr he be
Christian, intidel, or Jew-rcali2es the
fact that the day which by common con-
sent is designated rs the birthday of the
Great Teacher is the very brightest day
of all the year. 1t is the day for charity
and forgiveness ofotlcnses 1t is the day
of bounty for the poor 1t is the day of
merrimcnt and cheer. 1t is the day
which seems to touch the deepest
fountains of the heart. At this
season obduratc fathers are wheedled
by comely daughters into any amount of
folly, even to raising the blockade before
maintained against lucklcss lovers. Now
il is that the boys can command bicycles
and skates, Children Of small proper
tions are allowed this day 70 Judge for
themselves the proper quantity of candy
and things they may eat. Saving only
the murdcrous assaults of man on the do
mestic tranquility Of the barnyArd, there
seems but little of rude unkindness to mar
the general joy, But from the standpoint
of turkey, what wretchos we all are. II
makes ones heart ache to think Of it,
But VIC will not proceed, Nothing shall
be printed in this mornings REPUBLICAN,
of depressing character
National Republican., 1880-12-25
D,,oscd a. S.U,,,,.

10 nc Editor Of Tie National Republican.
SIN: The action of the Towpath club Thursday
evening on the question Of suffrage In the District
Of Columbia was had without any discussion, and
at late hour after several had left the BANQUET,
was so divided in sentiment that II is hardly
fair or true 70 say that the club Is In favor of sui
f1ge. Certain II Is that many of IT'S members IN.
Guiding myself do not wish to be so classcd.
Arguing from the political tenet" No taxation
without representation we ought mt To claim
representation because there is tnxaton but rather
that, as there Is no representation lin the sense of
choice by public clectiOn), there ought To be no
taxation.
The Constitution wisely gives to Congress eN-
elusive jurisdiction over this District rs long as IL
Is the Capital of the country. The tfOy millions of
people who transact their Governmental business
here arc vastly more Interested iii the question of
control of the district than the few hundred thou
sand living hcrc-mOSt of them In the service of
those hfy millionS-posSihly cin be- Doubtless n
very large majority OF the residents of the Dis.
trict are really citizens of the various States, and
nrc already represented by members from their
respective districts. Many of the remainder can
easily establish citizenship In some State, nS ~
done by some who desire TO escape the personal
tax
If the administration of the aihirs Of this city
under u commission (Of whom two must have been
residents of the city for several years. shall con.
tnuc "a be as benciicent and efficient In the future
Us has been the case in the past six years. II Is posi-
bic that the NcXcd question of how to govern large
cities honestly aud efficiently may be In process of
happy solution
One thing is quite clear, that the tax OIL personal
property Is unequal IN its workings, and therefore
unjust, and ought to be Immediately abolished.
Yours truly, \. l.. BARBER.
National Republican., 1880-12-25

Maine, the home of Hamln and
Blaine; the State that gave us
Fesscndcn and Morrill, Maine the State
of schools and churches, of law and or
der, the state that pays its honest debts,
casts always a full vote; while Mississippi,
the State that gave us JEFF Davis, Chal-
mcrs, and Forrest, the state that repudi-
ates its debts, the State where soil is
wet with the blood of the murdered
Chisolms, the State in whose swamps
and fens are bleaching the bones of
hundreds of black men, shot down be-
cause they were Republicans, the State
from which law has vanished, where pas
sion rules, where shot-guns answer argu-
ments and rifles close debates, fails al
ways to cast vote in proportion to its
population. What is true of Mississippi
is true, TO a great extent, of the entire
South. 1t is the mission of the Republi-
can party to rectify this condition of
things by making elections az fair in the
South as in the North.
National Republican., 1880-12-25
What "a Governor Has to Bear.

Walking into Governor Fosters Office yesterday
afternoon, the correspondent found the Governor
pacing across the room, with his hands clasped
behind his back, vigorously pulling away at a
cigar, and evidently in deep study. Snluting Gov
ernOr Foster, the writer put the question +" How
goes the Senatorial cOuteSt?"
The hardest contest before me ut the present
private office. "You see that Young lady in there
n very fine girl. She was here last week and re-
maincd all day. She is here now-camc bright
and early this mOrning--to beg for u pardon
for her brother, who is serving out ten
years sentence in the pcnicntary, The case Is
one l cannot touch, but she won't give up. II
seems as If herwhcle life was cencrcd in securing
a pardon for her brother; but, as said before, |
cannot do IL, though she doesn't understand why"
room and the Governor continued: Yes She has
been begging and imploring all day, with tears in
her eyes, for me TO give her brother back TO her
1t is very trying indeed, to meet such plcadings
and remnin lirm. '-ChicdQ0 IribMRe.
National Republican., 1880-12-25
CRANBERRY SAUCE.

SOMEBODY says: " You can deceive your guile.
less little wife, but her fathers Whenever
"ADELDEnT Yes, II was Benjamin franklin
who said faint pOcket-bOOk ncCr won fair lady.
uNCLE SAN is likely to wake up on Christmas
morning, and find Sitting Bull In his stocking rs
a Christmas gif.
TlIE only dangerous thing about swinging on the
front gate now is not the old mans boot, but the
lovers unlOadcd pistol
If there is ono thing that more than all others
Will make q young lady feel stuck up, IL Is taking
n hand In cnndy-pull
THE Meridcn Recorder says: "DarbcS wear slim
pcrs because they viii not die with their boots on"
But they must go bnrcfOotcd II they expect to save
their SOlcs.
THE town of Darlington, s. G., charges two
dollars for the privilege Of using prOiinc Ian.
glIngc on the streets and the treasury swcls tip
beautifully on the days that bad whisky Is alOat
A DEADwoop woman has been arrested for steal
ing house II she would only come and steal an
other house that we know OF all would be iOrgiven
provided She took an alleged corret player along
with IT,
A roSD mother said to her little son: Tommy,
my dear, am going Ia giNcyou little companion
soon; which would you prefer, y little boy or u
little girl?' "Wcll, mother replied Tommy, "if
Il isnll the same to you | would rather have II
little donkey. '-IiOsOn POi.
Mn. l. PALMER CALDWELL, young gentlemen of
Louisville who fully expects TO bc n United states
planned Ia Mr.. r. Wilson Todd. the leader Of fash-
iOnnhlC society in that gifted town. that he was
growing uncomsortgbly, heshy. r. Wilson Todd,
| on pun. He told Mr. Caldwell tO 20 To the rid.
ing school, and that there he would fall uif
=" "fouR little birdie has been very, very sick"
She wrote to the young man. at was some sort
ofncrvous trouble, and the doctors snid should
have perfect rest and quiet, and that must think
of fnOthing-absolutely nothing. And all the time,
dear George, thought constantly of yOu." The
young man read 1t over, and read II through again
very slowly, and put 1t in his pocket and went out
thinking, and thinking. But he didn't say any
thing. He only kept thinking.-ROckiond Courier.
National Republican., 1880-12-25
The Good Old Times.

Amid the general good spirits of our
people there is to be found here and there
a croaker given TO repinng for the good
old times This is an outward manifesto
ton of an element in human nature
known best by those who have passed
the middle age Of life. The idea will
obtain among such people that not them
selves but the things around them have
changed.
The young know no such bad dreams
The present is full of passion and action
and to them there were never better
times When twenty-five years shall
have been added to their lives, and they
shall endcavor to see the same scenes as
now, and hear the same voices in the air,
they will catch in greater or less degree
the mood Of those who sigh for the good
old times. The present is the good old
time that is TO be. Let us enjoy it while
National Republican., 1880-12-25
A c,ristmns Rush n. The Post. .omcc.

The gift-sccret business in>Washington has ac-
quired monstrous proportions. Not only are the
present dear ones thought Of but the fnr.nway
friends are tendery remembered. Absence does
not conquer love- AZ least far to dispense with
the making of presents To such an extent has
the business of sending away Christmas remeui-
brances to distant friends been carried on in
Washington this season that the registry work at
the city pOsoliCe has, during the past two weeks,
been increased three hundred per cent. over the
usual amount. So great have been the
crowds at the city pOst.ofice sending away
packages Of Christmas gifts that it has
been found necessary to cut an additional window
at the stamp delivery and put on two extra men
to accommodate the demand for postage.stamps.
Every lady who comes tO those, windows on such
an Grand" and her name is legion Invariably
wants to know how much her package
weighs and If il is wrapped up in accordance with
law and regulations IN extra pair of scales has
been in use during the past two weeks, and many
ofthe clerks, who usually get done work at five
o'clock in the afternoon, have been kept until
eleven or twelve o'clock p. m, without relief. The
city postonicc officials testify 10 the very unusual
press of business upon them, far exceeding any
thing ever remembered at any previous Christmas.
As an evidence of rcvlying prosperity and OF in.
creasng kindliness Of heart is ~ cheering indi.
cation