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CoHNELL AT SARATOGA.
A Taciturn Governors Ways OF LILO
Nothing to Say About the Blind Pool.

A Taciturn Governors Ways OF LILO
Nothing to Say About the Blind Pool.
A special dispatch from Saratoga says; No
summer sojourner in Saratoga leads a
quieter life than Governor Alon2o B. Cor
nell He lives in cottage IL, about at the
middle of the long row belonging to the
United States Hotel, and takes his meals in
the general dining ROOM Except at meal
time guests Of the house rarely see
him. He mingles little with the
throngs on the balconies and there are
few visitors at the cottage. lie goes to
| Albany about twice week, down ana back
on the same day. Nearly every other day
| he goes out to the races, OF which he IS
very fond. In the early evening he often
PLAYS q game or two of BILLIARDS with his
two Young sons in the United States bill
| lard room. and then returns 10 his COTTAGE
in front of which he sits in solitude for
hours at time. The other Sunday he sat
alone at one end of the United States bal
cony for two full hours without speaklngo.
hardly moving muscle. He usually has
the STUD OF haltburnt cigar between his
| fingers He is a slow smoker, and not
great consumer OF cigars.
The likeness of the governor to Grant in
manners is frequently spoken of. Mr.. Cor
nel's silence and solitude are not Owing TO
mOOulueSS lie never mas moOus' Ir is
always COOL imperturbable and unruiiied.
| His reticence, even in his intercourse with
those who in measure have his confidence,
is extreme Of his political hopes and fears
and entanglements ne will say nothing. On
general topics that do not touch upon his
personality he will talk by the hour when
he has leisure. His information is varied,
and his conversation is animated and inter-
esting.
To outward seeming he is the most I'M
concerned man at the springs over the very
serious charges affecting his integrity In the
blind pool transaction. Visitors eyed him
curiously as he walked along the balcony
when the charges of his double dealing first
appeared, to see if he gave any sign OF dis
turbance, but his immobile countenance
gave no token. To visitor who asked him
il he would make any statement concerning
the charges, he replied coldly, mo,
sir; l have nothing to say: nothing
whatever Then, with more cordial
manner, he invited the visitor TO be seated,
and talked freely with him for an hour on
other topics He carefully led the CONVEX
sation to different fields every time an .ap..
proach was made to the subject Of the blind
pool
There are no signs of political strife about
CorneIl's cottage. Politicians are rarely
seen there, and no sign or movement indl-
Gates what all shrewd observers declare,
that the crisis of his political career is at
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;u1c. Colorado & Santa Fe Railway.

Secretary's Office, Galveston, Texas, Au-
gust l4tn, 1882. Notice is hereb, given that
n special meeting of the stockholders OF
this com panv will he held at the office OF
the puny, at Galveston, Texas, on the
Both day of October, 1882, at 10 o'clock a. M.
pursuant 10 a resolution of its board OF
directors, adopted August 18th, 1882, TOR
the purpose of authorizing the execution OF
mortgage on all the real and personal
property of the company to secure me pay
ment of bonds to the amount OF STUN Tor
every mile of railway constructed or ac-
CURED by the company since its organlza-
lion. or hereafter to be constructed or &C
uuired, whether the same consists OF main
line or permanent sidings, or extensions or
branches in any direction, and whether
now authorized, or hereafter to be author
lied, by the charter Of the company, or
amendment thereto, and for the further
purposes of authorizing the execution of
the said mortgage in such manner that
all the bonds heretofore issued under
mort gage or deed of trust heretf fore ex-
ecuted by the said company, on the
DIST day of June, 1879, shall
be equally secured by snch new mortgage;
and OF amending the said mortgage or deed
of trust executed on the Dist day of June,
1879, as aforesaid, so that the same shall
cover the entire property, franchises, char
tered rights, privileges and immunities,
which now belong to or may be hereafter
acquired by the company, except SUCH
lands as are reserved in said mortgage OF
June 81, 1870 and also for TIE purpose OF
ratifying or rejecting the action taken by
tfie board OF directors, at a meeting held at
Galveston, on August l4th, 1882, and for the
transaction of such other business as may
come before the meeting
The polls will be open at 1890 o'clock in
the forenoon, and cl ise at II o'clock noon
of the said day.
By order oflhe board of directors.
F.P KuLEEN, Secretary.
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Hamilton Female College, Lexington, Ken
tucky,J. T. Patterson, President.

Hamilton Female College, Lexington, Ken
tucky,J. t. Patterson, President.
The largest and most popular female col
lege in Kentucky, situated in the most
beautiful and healthy locality OF Ken
tuckys famous "Blue Grass region" The
largest and best equipped building for a
school in the state; buildings of modern
construction and furnished with all con-
veniences, lighted by gas, heated by steam,
hot and cold water on each floor, four
stories, .1G0 by 1888 feet, large and commo-
dious halls, porticoes, parlors, dwelling, re-
ciatation, play, and bath rooms; but two
pupils occupy room. Cost of building
and improvements, over 100000, appoint
ments superior, accommodations uusur-
passed, course of instruction thorough and
comprehensive, large and able fscufty, OF
great experience, music and painting,
specaltes, instructions in CHINA and tile
decorations by resident artist of reputa-
ton, its extensive grounds and proverbial
healthfulness make it all that can be de-
sired as home for young ladies' while at
school. FORE ference apply to j. Nj. Bene-
field, Texarkana, Texas; Judge Lowe, Gil
mer. Texas; w. II. Thomas president Ex-
change bank, Dallas; P. F.. Stephenson,
Dallas; Doctor Johnson, Dallas; P. +.
Pfonts, editor HERALD, Dallas; Doctor
Thomas Moore, Waco; w. H. d. Caring
ton, Austin; General N. G. Shelley, AUSTIN
Hon. John 7. Harcourt, Galveston; j.
Swinford, Orange; Judge I. j. Brown
sherman. The annual session begins on
Monday September H., 1882. An escort
furnished pupils from Texas. Texas stu
dents will leave Texarkana September s, on
evening train, and will be accompanied, by
Professor J. p st. Clair. For furtl er infor.
nation, catalogues and copy of Hamilton
College Monthly, paper published by the
students, address
]. T. PATTERSON, President,
Lexington, Kentucky.
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whsre H.rs the PoiIoe2

A man driving team attached TO
wagon ran into the buggy of. W. Thomas
at the corner Of Main and Poydras streets,
last night about o'clock, throwing that
gentlemen out and breaking his buggy.
Fortunately he sustained no serious bodily
injury. Mr.. Thomas looked in vain for a
policeman to arrest the reckless driver,
for be says at least half an hour when be
turned him over to Constable Dean. who
blew a police whistle for fully half an hour,
causing a. least 900 people to congregate,
all Of them wondering what on earth
could be the matter. At this juncture
Policemen Clapp and Mullen put in an APP
pearance and marched the arrested party
of to the station-house.
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A young giri Of some fourteen summers,
with dishevelled hair and a dirty bedrab-
bied dress on. who subsequently, gave her
name AZ Euma finley, knocked az the
door Of The Long BraT cb, = house Of III
rerute. in Easi Dallas sunday night, and
ssEed 10 be admitted. The madame was
asfonisbed herself 10 zee one 20 young az
Enrh lace. bot took her IN. 50 soon a.
a. Lent fell upon her lace
sbe aiscofsred that the Girl vas In q
beatty siaie ~ intnS 'elificn- ga el.-ii
I'D how ~ caruenis csfir o. .e 20 eri
~. taiI ffst i1f a men flr'i tii-1rn PSI
ffr- she ssii f11f she li1t..i -1uie ii-'f
al - south of de ely ard 30 sat f-f4-
- fIle cts Sd uriaY o. rs rni - : --.nr-
80. ia .Irn- fsm'iv tuf had liiei = Us
50. A. tfrht r1mf nn ~ t-et m-n
81 rnaIt irou-rits g. - vast s-e
f-..~ 81 fra ftrtsfs Erd Hltrt Al
-. r--.l- a. Ser AID orhfr lnesiilnt-
-. y - 10 - arl iuuleeuily 1ccegiee
rs i, rlrr-l--1 . SLOW hirIto pay TT -
100. Iafr.a fcr ~ ssrle b1use VIZ
= 80 .1rre- rfz'.l's resi and trs1H-
-. 80 - 80 90 reno nifr DE iise
~ .srr.r.aI 81 or ffe lccallf-. lii-t
800 = - -nsr ca'is-1 fer ntri ntrll.,- ~
!. rr.-l-'s ieer a1flen. Viz - me- ~
r'-.. - r're. rI.er ~ - 3r.o 2 l1rfJ
j.. arrs. easf 81 - tir ~ -
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tllsbed her folh. NJ lheo toid her 10 10
Ia The Ions ilfahth, which Ale dld, The
nhdnme NJ tie lbust kelt nef Oyet
night, dried her olpihts, fed
Der and yesterday mofnlnR sen her dogh
t0wn 10 be turned over ~ ihp iWllN, WHO
installing her lof The no oflou' FAMINE
Brown, who appears ~ he peHf r.lwinlnri
refused 10 take charge m her snd slie vent
back 10 the Long BfanclI. The nisdafne OF
the house was telling her that she could not
think OF allowing her TO remain there,
when two well.to-do farmers, who I'D rot
give their names, called for her and took
| her balk home. She persisted but they
took her forclbly away. From what they
said II Is inferred that the unfortunate
| girls MOI her is dead and That her flasher IL
| In Arkansas. The name OF the party who
wrought her ruin She did not know.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-07

WITH all the dreadful lights of the past
before them the DANES have just fitted out
and started another expedition to the
Arctic. What special attraction there is
about an Arctic grave we would like to
know, but something Of the kind there
certainly must be as hundreds go out to
meet them. When ship starts out to dis
cover the north pole there are only two
things it can be sure of, that it will never
find the pole and never return. Govern
ments are to be condemned when they lend
encouragement to such fool-hardy under
tlkings.
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MANS FIDELITY.
As ! said goodbye at the station

As said goodbye at the station
In little country town,
And kissed away the tear drops
~ lille her hair fell bewilchingly down
And she looked at me so sweetly,,
And said, You will not forget
swoIe to her | d be faithful,
And called her dear little pet.
Then the train bore me back to the city
To busly toll each day;
There was scarcely time to remember
nv girl SO far away;
But when the day was tndci,
Aud sat in silence alone,
Then thought Of the little daisy
Ishould ciaim some day as my own
Three nights bore II bravely
As / thought Of the time to come;
Three nights | tired TO be cheerful
Dat was only 81 nj and glum,
Aud then upon the fourth night
gave my mustache Twill.
Put on my billing necii
ADd-called ON another girl.
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Sooa l,rfln soob


Caroline Cafrdlon you have ilcd
Ahd YOU know II well
Oh, your lips may deny,
nut you cannot hide
what your actions tell
Caroline Carollon you are vain
with your lands ana gold,
Aud the string Of hearts
You have pierced with pain.
with your eye so cold
Proud Of your qucenly form dcbonnalre,
And your face. ma belle,
With It's skin so fair,
But your heart. / swear,
Is n perjured hell
lie offered to you a name and hand
That were pure and clean
But your little soul
Could not understand
What those rare things mean.
You swore to him as he swore to you,
By the ring You wear,
And the words you used,
That you were as true
As the God up there,
And when you found that you had him
bound,
All, what did you do?
With a freezing tone
That n flend might own
Swectly said-Adieu.
Caroline Carrolton, just zee there,
Presents rich and vast.
Books, trinkets, souvenirs
Your neck, arm your hair
All linked with the past.
On your finger, too, is that costly gem
That bound you as one,
Your life is lie,
AS proclaimed by them.
False girl, am done.
But the time will come when your frame vii
shake
When you realize
The loss Of the prize,
And your heart will ache
When the true man dies.
DALLAS, TEXAS, September
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-07

THE next electoral college will conta.
ali members or votes. This will render
necessary for the election of a president zoe
votes instead of 1855, as for the past Ten
years. OF these 2O6 the democracy has in
the south and with Nevada $50 only, and
will consequently need from other sources
SO votes. If it can carry New York and
New Jersey and Indiana the required mum
Der for success will be obtained, but failing
in those states it has but slim chances fol
the presidency. The battle ground, there
re, in 1884, will be about the same ~ IN
1e20
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BY reference to the election announce
m INT column it will be seen that CAPTAIN
WIN. G. VEAL is a candidate for the lower
house in the state legislature. He makes
this announcement as democrat and in
accordance with the request ofalarge num-
Der ofour citizens familiar with his thorough
qualifications for the position. CAPTAIN
yeAL is an old Texan and has the welfare
of the state. and this section in particular,
in his heart Of hearts, and if elected would
bring to bear in our behalf his large expert
ence and intimate acquaintance with our
wants 10 the promotion Of the Interests o
this county and the general welfare of the
Stafa as well
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-07

ANVIL be seen by the certificate below
ti,e star A Crescent matrimonial association
have promptly paid the first obligation,
snoring AZ glance the benefit % be de-
rived from investing in this DIllas in
stitutiOn As will be seen by en- invest
ment Of forty-n1ne dollars and twenty
csrfs M IN Russell. Of Waco, drew as
henifciarv one hundred and twenty dob
lar. a Trofit OF seventy dollars and eighty
ceuts. Mr.. Russell invites irriher cores
p5udepce ii his card Il MOI satisfactory. =
Wtro. TExss. August - 1852.
Ti,is r 70 Getty Dat j, ns beniheiary, ~,
,airea 81 fit rtlf Q Cres- ent m =. oi.lsi
I1..i.o sf21 ua1n fhs proof Of mnrri-
80. - f...ias q. wilson ara Mis-. Dean j.
rs-.,,..i, irrh r--rfnb-rs ~ ihe atofe con :
-.--l-, Tiser wee uie1ibers lideTs. Total
f1-f tfl ~. Ave lue uof siil-lea Win
ff.is csrI. write % fie or Wfco. Ie1as-
J. n. RrsELL.
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GENERAL FRANCIS A. WALKER, of Massa.
chusetts, is being discussed extensively as a
possible successor to SENATOR HoAR in the
United States senate. The weeping, and
wailing, and gnashing of teeth, would not
by any means be alarming in certain Sec
tions of the country, at least if HoAR were
beaten and retired to private life. The
country could at least survive the fact.
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WE would call the attention of those who
have subscribed for copies of our September
edition with avlew to sending them through
the mails, that the postage thereon is 2
cents. 1t will be well to remember this
fact, as those not having the necessary
postage upon them will lie in the postoffice.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-07

THAT scholarly poet, learned writer anu
elegant gentleman, JonN HAY, goes with
his wife to Europe to remain until winter.
A pleasantYoyage and visit; for such as he
and WHIrELAw REID, genial men and hon.
ored citizens, are ornaments indeed to the
Journalistic profession, earn the repose they
take and merit the attentions received.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-07
The Texas Marriage and Endowment Union
of Waco, Texas


This Union is regularly chartered under
the laws of the state OF Texas and is man.
aged by gentlemen OF business capacity
suited for the undertaking. This Union
was chartered on August the 25th, and
commenced business on the 2Sth, with a
mem bership of over fifty, so you see Its
success is settled fact. Some will argue
that these marriage institutions are fraud
and failure but when = on look around and
zee them paying in full and distributing
Thousands OF dollars daily you are bound in
reason to take the other side of the ques-
ton. This Union has new features that are
not offered by any other marriage associa-
tiun now in existence, portion of these
plal of which are given in this issue.
PLANS OF THE TEXAS MARRIAGE AND ENDow-
MEAT UNION.
This Union contains five Plans, as fol.
lows: A, b, C, d and l., all of which are
kept separate and distinct.
No member shall be assessed for any
benefit outside OF the Planor plans to which
he or she may belong.
A person may become member of one
or all the Plans.
PLANS A AND d.
In Plans A and b member may marry
at eny time after joining, and benefits will
accrue at the rate of 81 per day from date
of certificate, until marriage in each Plan,
making SO per day, when person becomes
a member of both Plans.
PLAN c.
Plan G is something that is entirely new
and must present itself iavorably 10 the
minds ofthose who make II q study This
is selfendowment plan, and persons q
either sex may become members upon APP
plication, married or single.
A member in this plan will receive - per
DAY from date of certificate, but must be a
member not less than six months. After
that time a member may discontinue their
membership, or continue the same until
maturity Of certificate, just as they see
proper. 49,.
A member will be promptly retired at the
expiration of six months from date Of mem.
bership with the sum of 50 for each day, un'
less notice is given the Union that they wish
70 continue their membership for a longer
d sriod. Any member doing this may draw
out at any time, after their six months has
expired, by giving the union thirty days
notice in writing.
PLANs d ANDE
In plans ID and II members may marry
at any time alter sixty days from date 81
certificate. and benefits accrue at the rate o.
$40 per month on each plan, making $40
per month in both plans.
As assessments are limited TO amount o.
benefits policies will not be scaled, IL mem
beers pay assessments.
No member can hold more than one GER
tificaic in any one plan, but a member may
Join all the five plans, A, b, c, ID. and +,
and thus take insurance TO the amount ol
twenty thousand dollars.
For bslance Of plans sss sisoi- L. aat-
Whit can bv'nAn By addressing the secre-
tary at Waco, Texas.
w. @. RUTrEDeE, Secretary.
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SECRETARY FoLeER has at last determined
upon becoming gubernatorial candidate
in New York. He selfsacriicingly offers
himself as compromise man to the stall
warts and half-breeds. He would be a
strong candidate
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knnapolis. MARYLAND: "Colden's Liquid
Extract Of Liebig's Beef and Tonic Inyigor-
aior il a most excellent preparation IL q,
mar excellence, superior TO cod liver OIL OF
aaything have ever used in wasted OF
impaired constitutions, and an excellent
preventive Of Tnalarial diseases" lkemem-
Der the name, COldenH-take no oiherl.
or Druggists generally.
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he Dallas HERALD's September edition
can be found on all trains and at all news
stands, at five cents per copy.
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The valuable preparations Of The c-iel
hratad Dr. Acker, 20 favOIeblE hhoEn
throukhoui Europe, have lately zen irre-
dnred among or people. 4.ysI
-, IN -, are d5itr.-aed 9Th discrlers -
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THE brown
COTTON GIN COMPANY
NEW LONDON, CONN.
Have on hand a stock Of
COTTON GINS,
FEEDERS AND

made this. season, with two
brush belts andsall the latest
Improvements, boxed, readyfor
immediate shipment. Any Of
the regular sizes shipped the
day the order is received. No
delay. Prices as heretofore
published. Send for circular.
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s-arfs varted fOr the Texas Narriag
and Fr5oTmerf Union, q Wee, IeEas-
s.. 9. Br1IEoeE Secretary.
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In tfis fnorntne's HEnsID uiu ie found
~ err0urrl fusnt % Mr.. HenrF bgl 81
a. rrre Of county trestutr - h--les
-'r-rfr. ~. Boil las rrsiltd y us
c0urfy 90 nesrly thirty Trars. nii JUL
- 800 al ia rrrir1 hra rnrnfuluftt
~ -.arrrf and eefefn 81 al ~ ] - -
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Fort Massachusetts, has the follow
jns sFiessant notice Of the HEHALDs LIST Of
se,,.sroher edition. "The Dallas HERALD's
Annual Trade Edition for the frst wss
a,v ahead Of time. It's supposed 10 have
tbus anticipated lis natal day on the rriD-
ciple that the early bird catches TIE v'rii.-
I5ts tys New Orlesns TimesDsmocrai >
.5s issue the HKEaLD T. smpiy tretnen-
n In baIk, but. uhlike thst. u desoies
-rasef portion Of is pace TO reaains
r-arfioss on the resources NJ
and esnerei condition q
lis chook j6il % valuable IN
snd VII 90 vast ceai Of roo1
.of, enliehtsnine fts reader e.
- road Tbs oil Texan VII Ord
ire yong Teran vii Tsl.i'
columns. vh1s lie siren go
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DHas about subsidized and
I'd anticipate hot days and
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1882-08-02
REV L. p SHMNERS.

Elsewhere we publish q notice of in
terest to those indebted 70 Profs. Sum-
mers & Miller. principals of the late
Morristown Masonic Female High
School. AS heretofore announced in
these columns, Prof. Summers has been
called to fill Professors chair in the
Female College, AsheYille, N. c.. and
will 60 to that place early in September.
His hosts of friends here and through
out this section will part with him re-
luctantly. For more than twelve years
he has been prominently identified with
the educational interests of this town,
and no teacher is more beloved by pu-
pills aad parents than he. We congrat-
ulate the trustees of Asheville Female
College on adding to its faculty a gen.
tleman so we'll qualified by all the graces
of head and heart to adorn the high and
responsible position they have selected
him to fill. Rev. T. 2. Summers is not
only one of the most experienced and
thoroughly educated teachers of the
South, but as a christian gentleman, So
cially and morally, he has no superior.
Certainly, in this instance, Morristown's
loss is Asheville's gain. Prof. Summers
will spend the vacation in East Tennes-
see, and will give prompt attention to
the inquiries of parents or guardians
who may desire information as to the
school. His address, for the present, is
Morristown, and when it is changed to
Asheville, the best wishes of THE OLD
GAZETTE will go with the Professor.