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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-01-14
Most respectfully,
+. M. DARBY.

The following joint resolution pro-
posing an amendment to the Consti-
tuition relative to the election of
President and Vice President and
their successors for the unexpired
term, in case Of their death, removal.
or other constitutional disability, has
been introduced in Congress 1.-THE
electors appointed by virtue ofarticle
II of the Constitution by States shall
hold their trusts and constitute the
college of electors OF their respective
States, with power to fill vacancies
for and during the Presidential term
of fours years. And in case of the
death, removal or other constitutional
disability of the President and Vice
President, the Secretary Estate shall
perform the ministerial duties of the
office of President 0d interim, as act
ing President. And he shall imme-
diately Issue a proclamation conyen-
ing the electoral colleges in like
manner, as in the year of Presidential
elections they would by law convene,
and thereup0n the same cOnstitu-
tional procedure shall take place by
election to fill such vacancies for the
unrxpired term, as in case of the ex-
piration of the full term of office of
the President and Vice President.
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How reputation may hang by a
single hair-or at least by few
frizzes Mrs. Speaker Kiefer ESQ to
speak, wears moi bang. nor crimp,
nor frizz but "puts away her dark
drown hair" parted in the middle,
and combed low down on each side
of her head, To- Mrs. Hayes, though
less "lop cared" And Capital circles
are proceeding to 'comb her down"
for it. Uneasy is the head that
wears a crOwn"-nOt done up i'm
friZzes and bangs.
JUNIUS.
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JUNIUs.
The following card appeared in
the Hagerstown Daily Ne,os of Tues

day:
HAGERsTowN, Jan. 8. 1882.
TO the Republicans of the fourth judi
cidL circuit:
Several articles have appeared in
the newspapers within the past few
days in which my name and position
in reference to the judicial election to
take place next fall, is mentioned and
discussed. In the Baltimore Times
of January a correspondent from
Annapolis says that "His (Mr.
Darby's) friends have all along want
ed him in Washington county as a
candidate for chief justice" of the
judicial circuit. And the Hagers-
town Daily Ne,os of this date, quot
ing from "a Baltimore paper" but
not giving the name of the paper,
says that Mr.. Darby will enter the
field for chief judge to sue
coed Judge Alvey,
Such advertisements of my name
in connection with an office for which
l have never intended to be a candi-
date, demand this public letter from
me, so that Republicans of the cir
cult may be in no uncertainty as to
my position, or as to what place on
the judicial ticket l will ask at the
hands Of my party next fall. 1t is an
honorable ambition to desire place
on the bench. and for several years.
past have never hesitated to say
that when the time came l should be-
candidate for the nomination for
associate Judge from WASHINGTON
county. Therefore, as l am an aspi-
rant to the associate judgeship, and
not to the chief .judgeship, it is due
the Republican party as well as my
self, that l should state my position
frankly, and remove all erroneous
impressions which may have gone
abroad by said newspaper articles.
l hope the Republican papers of the
circuit will insert this in their COL
umnS.
Most respectfully,
+. M. DARBY.
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The REGIsTRA TON QUESTION

THE REGIsTRArIo QUESTION:
The Crisfield Leader comments as
follows on Gen. Bradley T. Johnson's
registration bill: "The proposed bill
is very elaborate in its construction,
and in multitude of checks seems
amply sufficient, to circumvent, las
Sam Weller would say the ways
that are dark and tricks that are
valn,' known only to some politi-
clans. Those who, used to the be-
coming quietude to our country cleo
tons, may be disposed to smile at
the multiplied precautions in which
the bill abounds, should have learn
ed from Baltimore city and Anne
Arundel county that in time of ele.-
lions there are places and men for
whom laws cannot be too stringent
or officers too vigilant."
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.--Mr. Hoar
called up in the Senate to-day his
resolution to appoint a standing COM
mittee on woman suffrage, and a
vote was taken on Mr.. Bavard's
amendment to refer it to the Judi.
cary committee. The amendments
was lost by strict party vote of 81
10 ~, except that Senator Davis, of
nlllnOise, voted no with the Repub-
Iicans. Some of the Senators, even,
were surprised at the question be.
coming one of politics. This gives
to the subject new and Important
phrase, for ifthe Republicans take IN
woman's rights, being in the maiori-
~ IN Congress, they can put the Leg
islation through.
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correspondents must enclose full name and
address, not necessarily for publication, but
as private guarantee of good faith Reject
ed communications will not be returned.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

30 cents per square for each additional inser
ton. Special contracts for advertising longer
than three months
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]. o. STANAGE.
STATE AGENT FOX
Campbell priatingPrs Mfg.Co.
HEADQUARTERS, DALLAS TEXAS.
Communications solicited and cheerfalys ans
wered ,xs,r

had laid part of 1t, ard finding the water
commissioners ignored his bid, he asked
payment for what he had laid--something
over 2,CUO ieet-at the rate OF 10 cents per
foot.
II was moved, seconded and carried that
before any action was taken ON the petition,
that the plans and specifications be pre-.
scented to the water commissioners for in.
specton TO ascertain whether or not he had
complied with stipulations, before action
by the council.
The petition of Charles Kahn. chief of
the hre department, asking to be repaid
siS paid out by him 10 the Southwestern
Telephone company for the use of boxes
connecting the two engine houses, was
read.
The mayor stated that Mr..
Kahn had acted in the matter of subscrib.
ing for the telephones without authority OF
the council. The council declined to allow
it by vote of five to three.
number OF petitions were read and re-
ferred TO the proper committees.
An ordinance defining and furnishing
Sabbath breaking passed its several read.
ings and was lost by the following vote;
Ayts-Clark, @. +. Carter, J. ID. Carter.
Nays-Aldermen Williams, Loeb, Moore,
Tillman, Moroney.
An ordinance providing Tor the impound-
ing of stock found roaming at large within
the city limits, passed its third reading aud
was approved.
An ordinance for further defining and
Furnishing ottenses against public morals
and desency, passed its third reading and
was approved.
1t reads; Be it ordained by the city council
OF the city of Dallas, that the following
sections be and are hereby added to chapter
LNl of the revised code of ordinances OF
the city of Dallas, adopted and approved
December 10, 1880 Section | ALT shall
be unlawful for any hackman carriage
driver or other person to drive. haul OF
transport any commonlv-reputed prostitut,
or lewd woman along, through or over any
street in the city of Dallas be
tween the hours of sunrise ant
sunset of any day, except Il.
passengers to and from the railroad depot
in said city.
Sec. 10. (al. 1t shall be unlawful
for, any commonly reputed prostitut,
or lewd woman TO into, visit or frequent an,
saloon, bar.room or beer hall in the city o
Dallas. Any person violating either of thes
sections shall be guilty of misdemeano
and on conviction shall be fined in any sun
not less than s. nor more than $50.
Sec. IL, (G.-That this ordinance take Of
feet from its passage.
Council adjourned to meet tonight at
o'clock.
An ordinance was passed, taking in tn
present residence Of City Attorney Field
on Ross avenue, just outside the city limits
to which place he removed yesterday. A
/, the time of his election he resided With
! the city limits
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Josh Killings Kecs,pt

get serenely through this life without physi-
cal suffering, The man who INDUCES in
this hypothesis may as well expect to pick
up red-hot iron with his fingers without
getting burned. Josh Billings says Every
man hu thinks to craul thru this existens
without havin' the dispepshia Is fule."
And, overlooking his photography, Josh is
right. When man therefore Is in need Of
q medicine for constipation, dyspepsia, liver
and kidney complaint, larguor, and other
ailments peculiar to the season, let him
take. none but Swayne's pills.
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audit the claims of creditors of the Chi.
cago, Texas Il Mexican Central railroad
resigned yesterday, Oh account of the press
OF legal and other business.
Mr.. s. A. Stewart, route agent on the
Texas 4 Pacific, who was injured n few
days ago in the wreck of a train near Color
ado City, and who was brought TO his home
IN THIS city for medical treatment, is i'm
proving. He sustained severe injuries
about the head and shoulders.
Last evening, at the residence of Justice
Edwards Mr.. j. ID. Mccormick, of this CITY,
was united in marriage to Mrs. c, GARNER,
late of Louisville, Kentucky, May the
happy pair sail over the matrimonial sea as
smoothly as flowed the wine sent to the
night force of the HERALD.
The resolutions of respect adopted by the
Dallas bar ON the death of Judge Winkler,
OF the supreme court, were presented hy
Judge Burford to the Federal court yester-
day morning, and on motion they were
adopted as the sentiments of that court and
ordered upon the minutes. Judge Burford
delivered an eloquent eulogy on the de-
ceased.
DIR. W. X. Spencer, veterinary surgeon,
can always be found at 100 Camp street
Or. Spencer has already acquired a reputa-
ton as one of the most skillful surgeons in
the whole state, and has in his possession
the highest testimonials of his superior
ability, both from citizens of this city and
from Missouri, Illinois, and California.
Any one wanting horse trained, or wants
medical attention given horse, should not
tail to call on DIR, Spencer, and satisfaction
will be sure to follow.
We learn to-day of transaction amongst
our business men, wherein w. X. Wheelock
sells his confectionery and ice-cream par
Tors, III Elm street to the Dallas Coniec.
tionary Manufacturing company, of which
Il. Reach is agent and manager. We also
learn that it is the intention to increase the
business and make bold push for at least
Their share OF the wholesale trade of all
north Texas, With their facilities for
manufacturing We do not see why they
should not get it.
From the Farmer and Mechanic, Raleigh
n. e., We clip the following: "Judicou.
Advertising, In North Carolina. -
Messrs. w. T. Blackwell and Julian S. Car,
a dozen years ago were young men very lit
tie known outside of their own county. To
day they are the best known firm south o
New York city; and their business extends
to China, to Australia, to Hawaii, to Soutl
America, to all parts of Europe. And tn,
fame Of Durham Tobacco has done vas
deal of good for the whole state of Nortl
Carolina, causing many foreigner to cogi
tate, us he smoked his cigarette or pipe
Durham, North Cardinal Where is Nortl
Carolina? B'lieve I'll look it up and TAX
u trip over that way. Must be dem foin
country where even the bulls paw up tn
weeds into cigars like this fellow is doing il
| this ere picturen "
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The city engineer reported that the level
belonging to the city was out Of FIX and
asked permission TO send II on for repairs,
which was granted.
A number OF accounts amounting 10
$500 10 were allowed.
Il. s. Jemison & Co., of New York, were
appointed as the fiscal agents Of the city OF
Dallas In New York, and the city treasurer
was instructed 10 place funds in the hands
OF said agents nj once TO meet the July ill.,
terest on the water.works bonds.
The chairman If committee on FIRE de.
partment aud chief of same were author
lied 10 purchase 1000 feet OF hose Tor the
use OF tho department.
Mr.. w. j. Clark, chairman OF the commit.
tee on ways and means and finance, report.
ed property belonging to the city. both real
and personal, as per report Of various OIL.
GERS, Sii3 1907 .o5.. In addition TO this cash
balance In the hands Of the treasurer OF
tls,ll2.J0 on June LIST, 1859.
Alderman Loeb was granted leave Of
three weeks absence.
Council adjourned 10 meet again last
night.
ADJOURNED NETTING,
The council met again last night at the
city hall, pursuant to adjournment, az 10
o'clock, Mayor Crowdus presided. A full
board was present.
The petition Of Il. Y. Doyle, claiming
that he had contract with the city for lay.
ing 600 feet Of water main, and that ~ he
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A Slight Difference.

The auditing committee OF the Chicago,
Texas & Mexican Central railroad and Cap
tain Nicely, the heaviest contractor, and one
of the largest creditors of the road, cannot
agree on his claim, the committee claiming
that his claims call for two much by from
S6,0 coo to IL 600. A telegram was sent yes
terday by the committee to the headquar-
tiers of the company at Chicago for insiruc-
has been received. Captain Nicely says that
If his full claim is not allowed that he will
take legal steps 10 get II.
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CHARGED with swInd,Inr..

A man by the name of A. c. Cox made
affidavit before County Attorney Seay yes
terday for the arrest Of A. Lider, who runs
an intelligence office on Main street, charg.
ing him with swindling him ont of dollar.
He says that he gave Lider n dollar to get
him job, and that he failed to do it aud
refused to return him his money. Lider
says he had job for him at one time, but
that he failed TO call and he could not keep
the place for him. Lider was arrested and
gave bond for his appearance before the
county court
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Summer Excursion Tickets at Reduce,
Knles

Summer Excursion Tickets at Reduced
Rates
to all summer resorts in the north, north
east, southeast, and to Colorado and New
Mexico will be placed on sale June LIST, 1882,
by the Texas IL Pacific and Missouri Pacific
railway companies. These tickets are good
for return until November LIST, 1852. Ticket
offices at corner of Lamar street and Pacific
avenue, Dallas, and at Union depot, East
Dallas. Sleeping-car accommodations Sc
cured in advance when desired.
II. W. THOMPSON, JR.,
Ticket Agent.
D., A: TURNER, Assistant Ticket Agent,
Union depot.
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Excursion Tick. .. to Pit.burs. Pa,

apols), and TO all the popular summer re-
sorts IN Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan,
and Virginia, via st. Louis and the
-vANpALtA LINE
are now on sale at all coupon ticket offices
throughout Texas. Passengers TO Chicago,
indianapolis, Louisville, Cincinnati, Col.
umbus, Pittsburg, Philadelphia and New
York have no change Of cars VIA the Van
dalia line, and but one change TO Baltimore,
Washington and Boston. Tickets, mrps,
baggage checks aud full information can be
obtained from any ticket agent, or by APP
plying to Tnos. 8. srEAR,
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MARKETS BY TELRuRAPH.
NEW ORLEANS,

Nxw ORLEANS. June Flour In fair demand;
xxx, $40 10 $40 higher grades,6llS TO 7.Syk.
Corn quieG mixed. ".
Oats scarce and firm at 20; supply exhausted.
Pork s,rong mess, 2075.
Lard steady; refined uerce. Ills to II SIX;
keg, y Is
Dry salt meats weak; shoulders, packed, Q. 90.
Bacon In fair demand. but lower, shoulders,
oGv TO IS; clear rib aud long clear, iaso
Hams scarce and Arm; choice sugar-cured can.
vassed. 1850 TO i5.oo, AZ In size and brand.
Whisky hrm; western rectned, LO5 TO LOO.
Coffee quiet Rio carsoe'' ordinary to prime
Sugar quiet and steady: common TO good com.
choice, 81 TO So; yellow clarified, sS TO 81.
Molasscs quiet and unchanged: common re.
boiled, Is to III fair reboiled, 80 10 81 prime, IS
Rice quiet louisiana ordinary to choice. az
to7k.
81, LOUIS June T-Flour Arm and unchanged.
Wheat higher. but little doing except for July;
No, . red fall cash. LSSS: June. l.2Sx; July,
Com higher for cash. cash "a to 7ss; June, ~
osa Ii CHER eash, 81 to SIX; June. sax; July.
Whisky steady at LIS
Pork strong; 200 bid for cash and Juno. Job
lots, 2O.25.
Bulk meats held higher; shoulders, SIS; short
rib. II 80, short clear, 1i.so.
Lard firm at II 20
CnicAeo. Juned-flour quiet steady and un.
chapsed.
Wheat active, 6rm and higher. No, 2 Chicago
spring, cash. l2ps 10 i.3i; June. l3o No. & llOk
Corn active. bu, shade lower cash, 20 TO 'os;
June, 70.
pcrh active, firm and higher; cash and June,
10 IS 10 1890 July, ipp5 10 io,Ts.
Lard moderately active and higher eash and
juno, II nv 70 Ills.
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a Palace

TO which you are all invited, Webb,
Young Il Co, s new China Palace, 63l Elm
street. Our stock is large new and com.
plete; our figures the lowest-wil duplicate
st. Louis and Chicago prices. Ladies, we
wish to call your attention to our elegant
line Of decorated wares. New patterns in
glassware and a well assorted stock of fancy
and staple goods. 1t will pay you to visit
us before purchasing elsewhere.
WEBB, YOU'VE e. Co.
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Men of sense, who now and then indulge
in social drink of something to sustain the
inner man, generally go where they can
procure the purest and best brands of
liquors, and this is why there is such a
crowd constantly pouring into the Board
of Trade, for they feel satisfied that
every thing, whether drink or cigar, is
tirst.class. Mcssrs. Randall & Purday
have by courteous manners, assisted by
their polite assistants, made host OF
friends aud success out of the Board OF
Trade saloon.
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Important 10 Know

That in all throat, chest and lung trou-
bles-colds, whooping-cough, asthma, con.
sumption, etc.-even single dose of DR..
Acker's English Remedy will relieve the
worst symptoms of distress. il is pleasant to
take, may be given to the youngest child,
and guarantees cure in every case. Trial
bottles only 10 cents. Regular sizes 50cts
and 81. For sale by w. II Patterson & Co.
the Peachstone Liniment men,
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Death of Miss Maggie spruancs.

The sad news reached the city yesterday
OF the death OF Miss Maggie Spruance,
the daughter of Mr.. Thomas Spruance, OF
Arlington, which occurred at o'clock
Tuesday evening, at Lancaster, where she
was attending school, of typho-malarial
fever. She was in her seventeenth year,
and was beautiful young lady, whose ias.
cinating manners and lovable disposition
endeared her 10 all who knew her.
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BnooxlyS, n. Y, March 2sth, is7-curter Med.

GrsTLKNES-Nearly all my life have sui.
fsred with periodical Sick Headache of q
but without securing any relief About q
year ago began taking Carter's Little Liv-
err Pills, and have not had Sick Head.
ache since.
Have been troubled with indigestion very
much, and find the Nerve Pills give imme.
date relief. take pleasure in recommend.
Ing them TO my friends.
MRs. FopRL,
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Special Weather Report from Galveston
Cotton Belt.

GALVESTON June 7.-0bservations showing
highest and lowest temperature and rainfall
ior past twenty -four hours. taken daily at <
o'clock p m:
The following railroads kindly cooperate with
the United States signal service by requiring
their agents to take the observations and use
their wire-withOut expense TO the government
Ito transmit bv them, viz Gulf, Colorado &
ssuta Fc, International IL Great Northern, Texas
4 Pacific, Texas Il New Orleans, Houston &
Texas Central, and Galveston, Harrisburg & san
Ant nio railroads
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Irish National Land League.

Those ladies who are In favor of forming
a ladies' land league will please meet at
Mrs. General W. l.. Cabell's residence In
the Cedars, Thursday afternoon, June sth,
Mt o'clock. BY request Of the
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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The SnlntnrY IfnectA

OF simmons Liver Regulator upon the
nervous system, Frustrated by long suffer-
ing with dyspepsia, constipation, and kin
bred diseases, is without u precedent. It's
tonic, cathartic and Alternative effects are
truly wonderful.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate in Liver and
Kidney Troubles.
Dr. 0. G. Cilley, Boston, says; 81 have used
1t very extensively, and with the most re-
markable success in dyspepsia and in all
cases where, there is derangement of the
liver and kidneys"
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Great Rush Mt Humans.
Leading styles and lowest prices for Hats
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You are all cordially invited. Myself and
sales.ladics will be pleased to show you our
goods In every department. Respectfully,
Mrs. Il. Bauman, 100 Elm street.
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Restaurant for Ladies' and Gentlemen.
\. Mayer, o3i and g33 Elm street, has the
incest restaurant IN the city.
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The vandalia Line

Is the only route over which Pullman
palace cars are run from st. Louis 10 In
dianapolis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
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We receive Pattern Hats and Bonnets
daily as they appear In New York At
Bauman's. 706 Elm street.
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Leading novelties in lace, scarf. and ties
at Calm Bros. & Co.'S,
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The best cigars, finest favored, hand.
made, and the most popular brands, and no
others, are always sold at the Wichita sa.
loon
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For family us, and as an invieorating
beverage Of excellent tonic property, w. ],
Lemp's extra export bottled beer has nc
equal.
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On account Of going into the exclusive
dry goods business, we offer our stock Of
clothing at and below cost. Calm Bros.
& Co.
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waused-rhir,y boarders,

at the Union Depot hotel. The dining.
room at Union depot has been purchased
by the undersigned and will be run on first
class principles. Don't fail TO stop at the
cents. Nice, clean bedrooms, etc.
SrnoruKp < LrsK,
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Grand Display cf Millinery.
We receive daily Novelties In Millinery
and Fancy Goods, d Bauman's, 100 Elm
street.
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Hungarian flour always on hand at Loeb
& Freibergs.
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Plain and lined parssols at cost, 1t Calm
Bros. & Co.'s.
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Pure, unadulterated Glen Lea and Clear
Lake whiskeis at the Wichita saloon.
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Boots.and shoes at cost. at OWENS, 80.
Il m street.