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MED

Saturday oyeni at9o'clock Burnett Eli
OFT, ag a Il yetrs and months, son Of D., l..
and 7. \ Ell oft. Funeral services wee be
Sunday from the Methodist c'lltg
General Thomas f. collins aged 20 year3, a
native Of South Carroll a, lie dal. De W +
attorney general of Mississippi at tn sge 0i
20 years, He Yves the fat Ger OF Yrs z II,
B'an5enship, of this city, Hsa OF Clarence IS
Collins, the bunker, at LalinI, Texas. HI
practiced at the bar In Mississippi when Prem
tiss, Sh ,rk ay and GWon werr in heir prime.
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StOckholders' Meeting.
OFFICE OF TEXAs Trunk RAILROAD,
DALLAS, TENAS, Nov, 10, 1850,

OFFICE OF TEXAs Trunk RAILROAD,
DALLAS, TEXAs, Nov. 10, 1850. !
The regular annual meeting of the stock.
holders Of tho Texas Trunk railroad com,
pany, will be holden at the office of>the com
pany, in the city Of Dallas county of Dallas,
state of Texas, on the l4th day OF December
A. d. 1880, (being the second Tuesday il
December) at II O'clock noon, for the elec.
ton of directors and transaction of sucl
other business as may come before it.
Also meeting of the directors Of thu
Texas Trunk railroad company will b,
holden at the same place and day, al
o'clock p. m.
ID. A. Robinson, W. L. OABELL,
Secretary. Vice-President.
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The well-known establishment Of Gold
smith, Rosenthal & Co., IA and 7l6 EN-
street and 7l3 Main street, are offering their
large and select stock of dry goods, boots and
shoes, clothing, millinery goods, etc, at &c
msrkably low figures. These goocs have
been marked down in their respective depart.
ments at the very lowest figures, aud those
wishing to purchase for general usu ys for
holiday presents should call and examine
their supori ami handsome stock This
house carries ALEC ., fu'l limo Of toys, which
are bcipg closed GU. At cost. See their card
elsewhere.
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Painting and decorations.

Miss Totten, a lady of considerable celeb
rity in the north, IS now located in the city,
and has opened studio above Bray's dry
goods store on Elm street. she is prepared
to take classes in oil and water colors, china
painting, the Bennett style Of overglaze, con-
ventionaized decorated pottery, etc. AT
Miss Tottens studio you will see her water
colors, oils and decorations on silk, satin and
wool. The water colors are the bold, broad
washers of the modern school. Those desir.
ing to take lessons in the art or to Sue the
latest patterns in ornamental decorations, IRE
invited to call at her rooms ard examine
them.
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The case of the state VS.. Rufus A. Bel,
charged with the murder of his father, Baxter
NJ. Bell, on the 9th of last March, was called
in the district court yesterday morning for
trial, and both sides announced ready. Rufus
Bell accompanied w. j. Hawkins, who did
the shooting, whose case the jury are now
considering. A regul and special venlre
we're exhausted Yesterday, and nine jurors
obtained. The selection of the other jury
men will be continued this morning.
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Rentg-SaIatIey,

The Rentz,Santley company played the
last night of their engagement at CraddocRs
opera-house last night. A fair house greeted
the fnal performance and the entertainment
was quite as enjoyable as any previous one
of the company. The burlesque of pretty,
Pretty" is a musical rollicking sort of non.
sensicality that affords much amusement and
entertainment.
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I'VE Danny HERALD r,,sbiisheS eUery morn.
.n1 s,rspt Monddu. TERMS BY mail, postage
~. 81 0n q y,gnfE Ctty Subscribers, SeTrod
b. co.rriSrs % cent a week, payable TO car
rNsrS.
rHY WEEKLY RERiLD, published, ete7g
g,h,trsidv Terms by mail, postage paid, one
Z copy COS year, $500.
FERs0NS WISHING 10 subscribe for a longe,,
pariod can send IN their orders Jor any teh0M
~ t.ne, Io, either edition, al dboUe rates.
wEYH AGENTS cdn be supplied Nth IHh
RERALD direct from our 06ice al the uniform
rats OF az cents per copy, postage prepaid
City NetpS Stands, 4 cents per coIy.
kEAITTANCENS should be made IN PodoWc
Orders or Registered Letters.
yER1ISING RATES reasonable, and Wlt
be n,nde knO,On on Applicant
ADORESS ALL ORDF, - to"THF DALLA'
,HERA LD,p Dallas, TEXAS.
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EpizOOtic.

Use lXL horse powders and save you,
valuable horses. Prevents lung fever if useC
freely, aud is certain remedy for all dis
eases incident TO the horse such as CHAMBERS
distemper founder, coughs, etc. During tn,
epi2ootic Of 1878 these powders were success
fully used in every county in southern Texas
and hundreds Of fine horses saved by thei
use. Price, 25cts. For sale by Williams 6
Tolliver, Dallas, Texas.
II. CoTTER & Co., Houston. Texas.
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Something Needed.

At last lamp chimney is made which
does not break from draft dampness, cold
air or heat. what blessing Every one OF
our readers has no doubt often lost her or his
temper because, Just at the moment when a
lamp was most needed, the last chimney In
the house would break, we therefore advise
everyone to 90 to D. Gosln and buy the
Dragon brand chimney, ask your grocer for
them as al. retail dealers can be supplied at
the Gina Hall. The price is but trife
higher than the common.
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Signor Baldarza, tenor who ranks high
on the lyric stage, Auber, leading violinist,
and the lute player, late of the Tbgliapietra
Italian opera company, having left the COM
pany here and being short of means, some OF
the best musical talent of our city, namely,
Professor Fries and Misses NJ. and 4. Wolf,
have kindly volunteered TO assist at benefit
rendered these gentlemen that may raise
funds with which to reach New Orleans.
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Attacked by Mighwaymen.

Ssturdaysevening, as Turner Richardson
and S.,Moofe, two farmers, were returning to
their homes in Kaufman county, where they
had disposed Of several bales of cotton, they
were halted by three masked men who com
manded them to "stand and deliver" In
tho excitement that ensued the horses ran
away, when the knights of the road fred on
them, one of the shots taking effect in Mr.
Moors's right hip, producing painful
though rot serious wound. The assauting
party ,vi entity becoming frightened at the
break thy lad made, and the two farmer.
escaped without being robbed. They sus.
poet certain parties Of the crime, and arrest,
will doubtless follow.
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The selections for the beneficiary concert
to come off at Crsddock's opera-house, to.
morrow night, will be of the very best, and
all who go will not only be aiding some
worthy people who have been unfortunate
and who are now in need, but they will enjoy
delightful musical treat.
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TE RMS !:

0ne-thlrd cash, the balance in three and six
months, with interest at the rate Of ten per
cent per annum. Having large Interest
there and being DESTROYS ofuniting others with
me 10 build up ut that point the most flourish
lag city between the BraEos river and FL Paso,
l intend to oFer this opportunity for them TO
get some rare bargains. Esstland is the pres
ent terminus Of the Passenger Trains on the
Texas Il Pacific Railroad, and they will not
run beyond, probably before Spring, and with
good stocks of Goods, Machinery, Lumber
etc, it can control the trade q Eastland
stephens, aad portions of Shackelford,
Throckmorton and Young counties, NJ well ~
Of Brown, Coleman and a part OF ComanchC
county.
The lots that will .5a offered for sale can be
seen by Applying to DAN, BOONE,
kastlaud, Texas.
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Mrs. J. i Wilson, Tifin, Ohio, says -
have worn an Improved Excelsior Kidney
Pad, and received more relief than from all
remedies | have ever tried. cheerfully re-
commend it 10 oil sutferers--Soe ADV.
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and it would rebound to the welfare of the
country if congress will act upon them. But
talk is cheap and pretension very convenient.
If we should, under the brilliant manage
ment of the associated press, be able to get
the balance of the message and it contains
anything worthy of comment it is probable
tina. We will have something more to say
L q
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THE Waco Examiner says: "Ihe Dallas
HERALD repubIishes part OF an article from
this paper entitled Caucasian or Mongolian,
and 10 extended comments thereon places
us in an altitude of approving a system of
Chinese peonage, which is not war; anted by
the article. The heading of the article,
Caucasian or Mongolisn," indicated its
tenor accurately, which was, promising the
exodus of tho black labor of the south and
the necessity of supplying its place, simple
presentation Of two sources of labor supply
the one Chinese labor, and the other white
labor from immigration. We simply set
out the advantages of Chinese labor, but our
candid conte nporary must admit that
among its disadvantages, we showed that it
would be destructive 10 that system Of indie
pendent luboI and small landed pr prietor-
ship, which has made of the northern states
n rich nation. TIE article was simply in
tended to show the necessity of labor in case
Of an exodus, and really was an argument
Tor white immigration" We are glad to
know that the Examiner does not favor q
revival of slavery in the shape of cody peon-
age, and we publish with pleasure its ex'
plana ion of its position on the LABOR ques.
ton. The next time our contemporary
makes IN argument, he viewer, that will need
explanation afNcrvard, We would respect.
gully suggest tLat it liable it as the artist did
when he drew q hOrse-"Ths is Q horse."
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Life of sam BASS,

The second edition of the Life of Sam
Bass Is now on sale. 1t has been revised, re
written and illustrated. Mason & Erb will
act as state agents for the publishers.
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Received to-day another immense consign-
ment of apples, ollons, potatoes, beans and
imported apples which will positively be sold
at a bargain to close out the consignment.
Come early if you want bargains.
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Six Years in Dallas.

We are encouraged to stay by doing the
largest business in millinery, cloaks and suits in
Dallas, for which return thanks to our
friends and customers, and l shall increase
my stock in every department.
Yours, E. BAUMAN, FOG Elm street.
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The Misses WOLF young ladies but recently
from New Orleans, and both superb vocaists,
the one soprano, the other contralto, have
kindly volunteered to sing ut the Baldanza
benefit.
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in millinery, cloaks suits and all other de-
partments to max" sweeping ssle before the
holidays. Call early and have your choice
At E. Bauman's, FOG Elm street.
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Person's millinery is perfectly exquisite and
80 much cheaper.
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Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in "WlNE OF CARDUl."
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A lot of boots were shipped from Hun
stables factory to Fort Worth and Weather.
ford this week.
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Drcss Coods

with silks, satins, to match, at 20 per cent
cheaper than heretofore, at a. " L. Mitten--
thals,
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Wholesale dealer in foreign and domestic
fruits and all kinds of nuts, etc. 1888 Main
street, one door from post Office, Dallas,
TnYaa
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Delmonico restaurant sells oysters
Medicums, per can, doe;
Mobile plants, Soc;
Baltimore Selects 20
Per hundred, Sl.00
The only tirst-clsss restaurant in Dallas.
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Go to Connor's for drugs. Look for TIC
prismat,c lamp.
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Tomorrow night the benefit rendered to
Signor Baldanza and other members OF the
late TaSlmpietra Italian opera troupe, comes
of at Craddock's opera. house.
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Before buying your groceries for the holt
DAYS call on Levi g. Bro.
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ESTABLISHED In 1874.
To whom Itany Censsrn

Notice is hereby yiyen shat the Chlcsgs,
Texas and Mexican CeAtral railway company
Of Dallas, state of Texas, In the building stu
ate on the north side OF Msin street, beIween
Houston and j, frsrson streets, and further de-
scribed us number 200 Main street
DANIEL H. HALE, President.
AsAHEL L. BENNETT, secretary.
Dallas, Nov. 81, 1850
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A Clear Title.

Clear Havanas for dime each are to be
hal at the I'll Espanol smokers parlor. A
guaranty is given that these cigars are ex-
actly as represented.
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INDICATIONS.

Rising, (ollo,O6d by stationary or to"~
boronet =; cooler northrly wind'j clear Or
partly cloudy wedther.
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GENERAL GRANT says he will not accept
tao position of United States senator either
from New York or Pcnnsylvanis-not even
for the country at large. Let it be recorded.
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rEs3OUND TRIP TICKETS will be on
sale very low at all points on the q cNss Il
Pacific Ia lr3sd; uld to parties whose LUZ
chlses exceed thee hundred dollars, l win
reiuod their Railroad Fare,
j. q. DAUGHERrY,
DALLAS, TENAS.
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Blsnkenship IS Blake sell the Hunstable
boot.
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Can fruits of all descriptions a. Levi s.
Bros.
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ELLIOTT g. HALL.

.r.,,y,v -, -, ost-oRce ut Dallas, Texas, as
Seo0nn -"ttn mGa3rl.
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For sale by all druggists.
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DISSOLUTION rlcE.

NOTICE ia hereby given that the copart-
IN nenhip heretofore existing between the
undersigned in the city of Dallas has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent, the interest
of john W. Lyle having been sold to A. ID.
Aldridge and W. j, Waller, who have as
sumed the payment of all the debts and la.
hillties of the late firm of Lyle 4 Aldridge, and
to whom all the accounts, claims and de-
maods of said firm have been transferred.
JNO. W. LYLE,
A. d. ALDRIDGE.
DALLAS, Texas, November 20. 1850.
Re erring to the above, the undersigned an
nounce that they have this day formed CO.
partnership In the stationary, book, printing
uud binding bus iness In the city of Dallas un-
der the firm name of Aldrldge Il Walter, at the
late stand Of Lyle 4 AldIiCge where they
VIII be- pleased o serve the old customers o
the late firm and the public IN general.
A. ID, ALDRlDGE,
W. j, WALTER.
DALLAS, November 90, 1850.
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Apples as cheap as you want them OF
DeSteIano Bros.
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The Best Corset Manufactured
Is the Duplex corset, for sale at A. & E.
Mittenthars.
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Buy your apples at st. Louis prices, ct
DeStefano Bros,
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

UIANTED-ks good, intelligent and steady
w man, and q good girl or woman, Q
good wages and o steady Job all the year, q
the City Laundry. Enquire at once, 700 Com
nercO street.
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Reward

All kind. fancy crackers q, Levi * Bros
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DOImans. CIOaks and Shawls.
cheaper than any house in Dallas at A. " +.
, 1880-02-16

THE UNnRltCutsttENT THAT THE pf)I1TICtANg ON
THE slilsYACE 10 NOT aEE-FKEtLN0 ~ WlllCH
PHw pUhIIN MkH ARR fxT READY TO 0ffk
KhrIiATlO ExpHEBsiON.
Ne.s fDfk Herald, Ftb. r.
Ex-tl1v. lilland I1nl, OF Vermont, Has seek
Ing repose in tho quiet Ut tho Buckingham liotcl
yesterday After Siege af ten days alouR tho
busy Statesmen. In Washington City. lie Ia n
pIl-prcsuryed old gentleman for ono who hns
spent ten years In Congress- and for yeass done
the artiuolls duttca Ut \ Judge OF the Supreme
Iiotoh of the Grccn Mountain State aud at tho
snu,e tino saken MI active part in tho atralga Of
tho Nation. Ills brain ts ~ active ut tho Rgo OF
ii ycnss ~ TINT OF the average saan OF 20. IIo
spoaAs Of hltuself III having rctlrel from polt-
icaI life, and talka with c0zuposuro Of tho
tl1oe whet, bis soul shall take lts Hight,
but be ia by no lucans u fossil. 1Io IL one Of
u lat1e cluss Of Republicans who think pro-
foslltlty, but dtsllk9 to 10 tho first 10 speak,
who Wow tho nomination of the ex-p1esidnnt,
especially since tho party leaders have made All
effort to f0rte It., ~ In peunsylyAnu, W rrAtlou"
nj, unwlso, and pcr1ops to the Republican purity.
It, nftur II ls guil that no hns been for ,na,ly
years influential ln shapauR the politics Of Var
illntlt there should Nl \ lurking duuht thnt h9 IL
whnt they styit u "stn!wutt" Republican, that
duilbt W(t vanish when It ia Haid thAt ho was u
delegate to tho Convention that A0ln natst! John
g. Fremont. Ift r.gnrSls the example Of HAhh-
tn9t0Il, Jefferson, Madison. And 3tnrt'e. who 10.
.cllIlcd u hu renMtlnted Aftor they hI!d served
fQs e,gbt yeVrs u tho Executive AallssQp, ~ VI.
, 1880-02-16

C1ae'"n"s ~, '....I.,"a' an1': .':... =. a.,
1he Fup'o 1t,' tt n e!t'eu ., nte"pt y. Wv
tho friends OF John Sherman IN OHIO to build up
hEs chances for tho Presidential nomination bya
r|.,,'.", w.. " cnrnnntn rniI,,ro stntu nr;,l,,
capital WIS =" eonpa".o i"t!ut.' e.aeu tt'oo
could not R1tl'anlzc tho movement 'Hlo enttHs'.
as'n. The artlficca OF politicians could mt
n",r'onnSc ,yhseh 1oI,,, sbcrnn bus wtct,,ct, If,
ONO COULD fi0t n'uso "nen'tn H'to 1he ae'oeney
by tho people of tho man without warmth. 1t
nno ws ss S. st 1o, N ts mum wso t%t s S
hcart for tho people. Our report OF Tue
Sherman demonstration, which Is ono
Of patnatAk!ug ncclirncy, tolls tho
for {ho Presidential Illumination l!,s not Tecoiyr
',moihHr rl1w Nj n,syero ns that whrh II RECEIVED
fr,n itH lick III fricutls lust n{Rt nj Ohio'S Car
jtnl. it should DO rrCnllculcx ~ penplg ol,tsiU
Of Ohio that john ahcrn,nn has never beena
StntU. iiis nonulnrlty. Iii INV, his hot boon
fnNtrI liz hna c1,uIncGrtal tho Convention ot II
C.nrrnsslouni Hisfrct: ho htIa H,unnxcd tho
Stnto iraisiaf,,r,w Of ba pnrty: hc Ina tliutlnRo
had \ ohnnIc It hinl iii! nvw. fIv dared not to
M = samdiintn ~. i'm I;nv.u,,n-si,In III lila Gtufe
hal v"nr. hn wins ufrufJ Of Tic Euyu,,tion. und
h., VIVA afrniti NJ thu t,ropln-nftcr The i{Upih-
iicai1s Of ohio wore invited to usssnho
Inst uEpht tn Columbus u further Bher-
nuns ot,ajlcea fur tho nomination
for the Presidency, an1 the lneottn9
had nttuIar ajRllIlc,illce. Tie ncea Of St,ct1 i
in,,o,{t,v wia sjnuItIcunt N]uinu doesn't find 1t
necessary to cnll such u meeting IN bis state to
yntod tO him, hit il wn4 Thought nercss1ry in
t1hn u Rtya zebt md lfo to fhn etli1ftltfncy uf
shern,gn hy n orn1,ti DunlIlnr o1lthorlv Of the
Hopuhlcans Of tho Riais; nn1 the "impttiar
, 1880-02-16

To TIE Editor Of The Chicago Tribune,
Mt. CA1tRo1I., ILL.,, Feb. l3.-lt WIS announced
by correspondent Mt Washington Sumo tlme
since that 1t WIS arranged between CIncron,
Conklfug, md Logan HlAt each was to sec that
Ills own Stato Rcnt a Drunt delegation to tho
Chicago Convention. Cumeron has performed
his part Of tho contnlct. Conklipg will no d0ubt
perform hts purt. i will then only
remain for Logan to carry through
l1s part. In either State thcro is
no doubt n large miuority Ut tho Republican
vttorB who are anti.lrAnt, hut that makes TO
difference with those men. They have, or think
th0y hnvo, tho party machinory 10 their hnnds,
and thoy propose to uyo it to mako Grant Pres-
dent for tho third torn. What avail Is It for the
people to boof one opinion IL Cnmcron, ConklIug,
Ana Logan arc Of 1iiTcrent opinion? Don't they
command nil tho little politicians in cyory vii
lage md four-eorncrsp of thor respective gtatea7
Whnt is to save ua In th1s StAto from n Gnnt
delegation to the Chicngo Convcnuon1 Thero
Is but ono salvation for ua In this State md that
Is fur tho people to tak8 hold OF the mattor and
compel I'm expression ut their views by the DIFF
fcrent County Conventions. II they lcnve the
matter III tho hands OF tho scrub politicians
they will carry tho 8tato for GrAnt
What Is the u.oaning Of tho coming asscmblaxo
Of tho ChalrInen Of tho Republican County
Committees 0f tho 8tAte2 Doesn't 1t mean TINT
the State Committee fs mt quito strung enough
fer Grant, or TINT Ipgnn Thinks for thom to act
II, rllltng q convention to follow Immediately
nfter tho Now York Convention, would show hts
hand too psn!uly, 50 be bus ordered a call Of the
ChAtrmen OF tho County Committees to assc1n-
blc, lnd hive them ask the Htnte Committee to
ca1l IN oArly conrcntlon7 Ia not that
THE CAT IN ri1R NEAL r11B
that ts nbout to t,o brought to liglt7 Just watch
nlltl SEQ Ii that Ia not what Ia In TIM wind.
In Carroll County tho anti-0rnnt tnen ar1 as
E!no to one. rs evidenced by call of lu0 Rcptlb-
d!vided l,ctwcon iI!;llno and Wasll,,lrae, Iaino
Il itt!p AhcAd ~ to first chui.c. hut tho second
choice Of tho l'1AinS moH f. Wasi,b1'rne, and tho
Tho far'ners around here arr tnnnly Wnshhurnu
nien. About ons.tcnth Of tho lepubi,eans
Sra tnsy wsa ses sa III they W o fl hot aaa, maFs
mild WI tat i xoIa e. bei.sr ter the tosasry
precedent nf i third teria Do established. Our
ltopiu, understand, tn mt hato Grant, but thgy
do ctest tho dca of thii tc. Q"r +, oefs M
power Of tho Republicans nj Illinois to
CHECK THIS nIsAST MOVEMENT.
IIo eluins 70 be 2 resilient OF tho stato Of
1lt!nnts, lu,d II Illinois sta down on him that
0r!ut Republicans aro atr!i!ng enough to do this,
II they VIII net togethcr. Lat ns nll 80 to work
an4 H. stS Wa hssn sbs s,,sa @ na
i1 to forns w,!shb1ne ci"b. The caii L. sisMod
an III sno ~ 'lhs hcnocta % Il i. thoFst ny "ny
irant sub than g washburnO club. md this
w W. 'tia@'t Know h"w soon tho state conrcntton
n,ny. DO called. thcreforo "tolnys aro 'lanaer-
+ ~ HI es XII mr.
!hS weakest eandIiato that could il nom:
rrA hur MI h1tts f1rAnt President thFfa
, 1880-02-16


Spsela4 D1patth to 7At Chicago 1ttbAHs.
CoLUAuus, O., Feb. l6--Ilad politician or
man Ut nny prominence suggested or intimatad
thirty days u9o thAt Benatos Nla!ue would
wrcstle With bccrctary Sherman for my he1p
from Ohio at tho ChfcuRo Republican 'Convett-
tio1t. ho would have becn regarded Al insano;
but since that time tho "fayoHt son bus uu-
e1poctsdiy received most damaging blow, aud
to-day tho cause Of SECRETARY Sherman has TO-
come mlldewod, and his frtenis aro most con-
spicuoualy On tho defensive. When Con. John
neatsy and number Of St4lwart leaders
met for tho first time and organized
tho movement, fayorin9 nlaino aa the
choioP Of tho, Ohio 1&epublloans, the
Sherman men considered tho act one OF down.
right impartinonoo. The blaine leaders hive
been most anttYs. and hayo worked with enthu-
slaaku. until to-day; they hAyo IN organization