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man, Sheboygan, Wisconsin,; II w
Harry, Fort Worth; w A. Carlisle,
Parlarville; Louis Korpke, Chicago; f
Mills, Jackson, Michigan; John d Egg
bert, Z G Nelhurt, Texas; c NJ Wells
and lady. Misses Charlotte Kimbro, Ella
Wells, Leona Wells, w ID
Dublin, Plano; George d Martin and
lady, New York; d A Lyles, Dayton;
w McDuilin, Waxahachie; II NJ At
kinson, Gatesville; 4 Brown, Tomb
stone, A. r.; Albert Loot. Fulton, KY,
w Il Watkins, Kauiman; NJ a Carlisle,
Paraville; j Il Cannevoy, Midlothian;
d p Adams, Kempt; G A Donavan, abb
lene; II Graves, Waxahachie; Miss
Alice Havcocke, Midlothian;J NJ Chap
more, Ennis; J Laing, Weatherford; w
v Loniten, Sherman; II Freeman, Mt.
Vernon, Ind; Little u Bowlin, Fort
Worth; Il G Fain, Glen Rose; Miss Pru-
dence Heavenhill, Miss Sue Gearhardt,
Texas; U A Reeves, II p Rhea, Foruey;
Hugh p Stockman, Washington, ID. O.:
a Johnson, Terrell; Il b DAILY, ST. Louis;
Thos. Woods. Texas; Miss Lou Cole
man, Dawson, Texas.
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Floral inCrnCe.
The perfume Of flowers Is agreeable
and soothing to the most lastidiOus per-
sons, and In the genuine Murray Il Lam
man Florida Water this floral fragrance
tx concentrated in all its freshness and
purity. The health-giying qualities of
this superior preparation are among its
most notable features, IL being invalu-
able as an alleviator of nervous head
ache, dizziness, etc. 70 distinguish the
genuine article from its limitations look
out for the "lrade Mark" narrow
white strip label bearing tho fac-simile
signature OF Lanman Il Kemp, New
York, sole propriotors.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENr-TWO HANDSOMELY FIR.
nlshed rooms, cool and uiry. buard can
ne ophln,d near by; nolgutur.uul ,.cpI.
mn,i IvSr'noe required. Address NOME,
- 80 -,',,c, SELF 100
L'uE hENI-HO FGN NITJ-NNnt-I
4 magnificent "a rooms) hotel builJinc nj
me queen city the Plains, Midland. Tom
Srotn county, TeSHs. The cattle kings, sheen
NnSs ana landed ars.ocracy an 40 conrre-
heaIthand especially pulnanUry Infections
me water and climate is upsurpass,d hv nny
Known on this broad continent. Ills tha
~, w. 1,r,kGha OF the south for water and lie
III. Tt'.tu ma lgT climate. Inquire of who YOU
TYLER, Texas. - So, 80 SO,
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L'UR oALE-A BAKERY ~ A GOOD
Il locality and wide-awake town at a bar
gain \ good trade built up. A rare chance
tor GOOD baker. Address Dallas HERALD,
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Ulysses Grant.

Ulysses Grant, the onterprisng young
man who opened n letter addressed to
Mrs Deliock of this city, which came in
the caro- of his father, WI. Grant, and
took thorelrom draft payable 10 Mrs.
DeBcck, which he had cashed and then
skipped has been heard from. lilo was
last seen In I'll Paso, and the supposition
~ mat no was making for tho land of the
Montezumas. An officer il close ON
his track and tho chances
are that tho fugitive from Justice
will be brought back TO answer. Mrs. De-
Beck, for whom the draft belonged
Is poor woman with several small chill.
dron to support, and is washing for a
living, her worthless husband having
deserted her Il few months since.
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SAVED HER LIFEt

RIDGE, MCINrosu Co., GA.
DIR. j. BRApFGELp: Dear Sir--l have taken
several bottles Of your Female Regulator for
falling Of the womb and other diseases COM
bmed, Of sixteen years standing, and really
believe am cured entirely, for which please
accept my heartfelt thanks and most pro-
found gratitude | know your medicine
saved my life, so you soc cannot speak too
highly In It's favor. have recommended It
10 several OF my friends who are suffering as
was. Yours, very respectfully,
MRS. W. II. STEBtNS.
Our Treatise on the Health and Happiness
" Woman" mailed free.
THE BRADFGELn REGULATOR Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
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COUNTY COLLUCTOK.

MrEAEEAtruORlHED TO ANNOUNCE
~ BElEriN SCorruS candidate ilr re-
election Co the ollcc of County Assessor al
the ensuing election,
WE AXE AUTHORIZED TO AN
~ nouuce Mr., c, Il. GILLESPIE vs. can
l'date for reelection To the Office Of County
collector.
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Tho skin is of that delicate nature
upon which the most Improvement can be
made and by the use OF pozzoni's medii
Gated complexion powder all roughness,
sallownOsS and irritation can be over.
come, leaving the skin delicately white,
soft and smooth. This preparation has
u worldwide reputation, so no fear need
he entertain I'd OF the result. Sold 10y all
drugrists,
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Tho Riltor Cnsn.

The case of S. d. Ritter ct al. vs. the
Gulf, Colorado ~ Santa Flo railway,
which has beon on trial in tho County
court for the past two days, will be CON
cluded to-day. The argument OF coun-
sci has begun. This case has boon
pending for some time and the result is
impatiently awaited by an anxious pub
lie.
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Tho examining trial OF John Monte
lin, the defaultlng railway mail clerk,
resulted IN the ton cases against him he.
ing consolidated In two cases and his
bond fixed nj 800 IN each case. ! g.
Bigger prosecuted and Eugene Marshall
defended.
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As soon MS the paving of Main street
Is completed to Sycamore street the old
rails of the Main street railway which
have been replaced 10y the now HAT rail,
will be used In the extension OF the line
from the fair grounds to connect with
the eastern terminus of the San Jacinto
street railway.
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Nok kENl-thE SPLENDID NEW
Il residence otthU late Judge Bnrksdale de
ceased, In Fast DALLAS, In one ofthe mot de-
NrlhIe nelghholhuud In the suburbs OF the
Guy, ana one Of the most beautiful localities
IN a. me Shrroundlugsi everything complete
WIN furniture and all the appliances for
housekeeping; ON The most fpVoratle terms;
one room reserved with board; mono but
toou families need apply; reference required,
iot PARTICULARS, call ~ the Office of VIII
~ NNs a TtrSFv, No. 90 Nri street. M
srIN- w
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k'uN krNf-IMO FUkNtSnED BEI.
rooms opening together, with or without
uNald, suitable tor man, wife ana child. Also
M up-SialrS hall Of good size, nicely furnish.
Ell, win seats, StoyG platform desk and or.
gun may be used every night and All dav
SA,utHoyS ana sundays, Apply at once on
PREMISES. 1872 Jackson and tthsU.
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City W. Charles Bond, i. Dwiro, y. j.
Lillian, aud j. Mcfarland, intoXication;
fined 81 each.
City vs.. j. T. H. Mcdonald, carrying
concealed weapons; fined 80.
CityNs. Lizzie llandley, keeping a
disorderly house; continued.
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The Campneeting.

The campmeeting which has been in
progress the past week at Shady View
park continues and the attendance Is
constantly increasing, as Is also tho In.
tCrest In The meetings. At night tho at
tendance IL larger than during the day.
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HAMlL TON FEMALE COLLEGE
81 Patterson pr,fl,rt fYyIyGrw

ST PATTERSON, President LEXINGTON, Ky.
The largest Female College I'm Kentucky
Buildings of modern construction; appoint
mcntN superior, accommodations uusurpass-
edi heated by steam and lighted with gas;
hot and cold water ON each floor: bgths,
Course OF instruction comprehensive; lurge
faculty OF superior teachers; extra Rdvan-
tagcs In Language, Music, Painting and Flo
culton. But two pupils occupy room. Its
patrons ana pupils are references. For cat
aloguo, copy of Monthly, published hy the
tludrulH list Of references, etc, apply to the
President, or T.. T.. 81. Clair Dallas. Texas.
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IGOR SALE-G VOLUMES L. $. RE-
l. ports, from first Craneh to fourth Otto
inclusive in perfect order; price, $3.50. Apply
to WILLIAMS IL TURSEY, 2f4 Main st. seil2W
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EDUCATIONAL.
URSULINE ACADEMY


S'i ''''
This institution, conducted by the Ursuline
ladies, is most desirably located. The system
of education pursued is designed 10 develop
the menyal, moral and physical powers OF
the pupils and to make them useful women
of refined tastes and cultivated manners.
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
Board, washing and tuition, including
i,tatlOrey, Drawing, French, German,
Fancy Work and the ordinary nhrma-
~ expenses, per session of five months, $l00
Music and use Of piano ................... 50
Entrance fee lOnly fer the first year ...,.
Young ladies desiring admittance into the
Academy must always produce satisfactory
testimonials and recommendations. For
further particulars, apply 70 the
MOTHER SUPERIOR
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Miss Waller has just returned from
her annual trip to New York, where she
went TO obtain the newest and most
popular styles for the approaching sea
son. Those who favor fer with their
patronage, may be assured of perfect
satisfaction, in both fit and style; G251l
Elm street, Dallas, Texas.
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BRADFIELD'S
FEMALE
REGULATOR

1t Is special remedy for all diseases per-
tanning to the womb, and any intelligent wo-
man can cure herself by following the dlrec-
lions. 1t is especially oflicacious In eases OF
suppressed or painful menstruation In whites
and partial prolapsus. II affords immediate
relief and permanently restores the mem
strual function. AS n remedy to be used dur
Ing that critical period known as "CHANGE
or LIFE" this invaluable preparation has
no pnuaI
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LEGISLATURE.
COUNTY TREAsUREU.

w the nnme OIL r. DOwNs ms u candi-
date for County Treasurer of Dallas county
NJ The ensuing election, November I, 1881
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
" nnlncc Mr., y. ID. LANGLEY Ms cam
Ndatt for county Treasurer of Dallas county.
Election iu November.
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At the 81 George; W II Griffin, Wax
ahechio; } J Sullivan, Cincinnati; A u
Hardin, fIardin's Store. Texas; Earle
Alaius, Crockett; II r Ballew, Kansas
fltyi y ] brown, Clehmne; l. 9 Thur
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.f-tt llit .tlli Ext
e-'Non nous, w. h,i Nv'l street, as. y.,nom
y:mG. ~ - tlou. w.. O., EAST OF TcN. 4. 'rn.
'rW Nlilrll. Is h.HUn"i house, rtg, Cnn-
Nr~'i ''Sl im, -, ares tamil 80. a.t az,
N!t' n-'uum HuGs', curncr Frvav and Nr.i
sUr''N so; .-tuum huusC, Vas, nm, .t,..t,
mar branch, so; i-roum house ON Ninth
ht,vrWuoIs SneSL near branch, SIS; l-room
NUS, w vain street, $40; i-roum house.
Iasl HNu0S, north OF Fair Ground. Sl5,
t,room house, Live oak street, near convent
N-'oU' GROOM house, jlS Caruth street, $40.
nugSltf
H'VR RLNT-CENTRALlY LOVATED-i
ure; all conyenlenccs, LfNpsi.rY . NnHpVS.
FoNp' 80 Main street, upstairs. N.tf
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WANTED.

w, ANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN TO RUN
w ntains as news sgerts: security re-
quired. Address UNION NEWS COMPANY,
Marshall, Texas. SelS-7t
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WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,
III y y VI
MACON. IA.

Tho 9Th Annual Session berlns Dot ia
Most elegant ulldmgs I'm the South. All
modern ouuveuicuccs. Best advantages i'm
literature, music ana art. Special attention
ln h'Nlin mud comfort VI pupils Moderate
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
stanton, Va.

Mrs. Con. j. L. b, stuart, Principal. The
next session ornluc months begins Sept. II,
1881. Efficient teachers in every department,
Number limited. Terms reasonable. For
full particulars apply 10 the Principal.
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NEW MACHINE SHOP
New and MOST IMPROVED MACHINERY
IN THE COUNTRY.
FRANKLIN 81 PFOUTs
PROPRIETOR.
0Re Block S. of Santa Fe Uepot

DALLAS, TEXAS.
Are prepared to do ali kinds Of IRON
WORK on shortest notice. Fine work a
speciality. Repairing Machinery Iros and
BRASS Castings and In fact everything In thu
line executed mud finished ina manner eoua,
to the host shops In the whole country.
Nodcs made ~ order. Don't FORGET we have
the Best Machinery and most skilled work.
men In Texas, Contracts for the iron work 90
Hll kinds oi machinery .osired, Dust forge
the place ifyou want good, suNs;antIa, vors
doncn' liv'ur prlosa
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Whole CnuliHowCr,
Something new and delicious, Just re-
Cuived, at Ed =. Alstun's.
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II quickly heals wounds. st. Jacobs
Oil. the best remedy known to man
kind.
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THE STATE OF TENAS-To ALI, PER.
sons Interested In the administration of
w, estate of Il. W, Goldthwaltc, deccased
j, T. Gayle, executor Of H. u. Goldwnite, de-.
geased has liled, In the County Court of bal.
ascoun,N, final account showing the condi.
Ton : said estate of X. W, Goldthwn,te, do.
ceased, which viii he heard at the next torn
y, SAIL court commencing ON the lst Mon.
dnN TN Nov, \. u, lSSi Rt the Court .house
tnalhecliy oi DALLAS, at which time all por.
contest said nccount n they see nroner.
- Mllncssi W. NJ C. liin, County Clerk of
Dallas county, Texas. VI
w. Sl-0lven under my hand aud the soal
ui hail court gtQnlce, IN the city of Dallas.
W. NJ G. HtLI.
a. Comfy Clerk Dallas ,'onaiy, Tsxaa.
Wy Ia "A, huGurs, Deputy.
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MOTHER Plastcrs DO This.
Benson's Capcine Porous plasters
stimulate tho circulation and expel
disease. They stop all pain. 25c.
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COUNTY ATroRNEY.

w G., II. CLINT a candidate Tor REQ .pc.
uon To the Office OF County Attorney ut the
ensuing election
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CLERK.

WE ARE REQUISITE TO ANNOUNCE
w w II. THACKER for, 'unty
w n ARE Requested . ANNOUNCE
w W. NJ. &. HILL as candidate for re-
election 10 the Office Of County Clerk.
~ II ARE REQ UESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w HENRY JONES MS a candidate for re-
election 10 the Office OF District Clerk.
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Henry Poilack n Co.
Manufacturers Trunks and Valises
Repairing neatly done. Sample work tc
order, ~ Elm street.
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AUSTIN COLLEGE.

sherman. Texas.
Ihe nest session will begin on the "a of
September lSSi. Instruction In All inc .usuei
departments thorough. For Information
Apply TO REV. H.. T.. PALMER. u. D.,
President, sherman, Texas,
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WE ARE RESPECTFULLY REQUEST
~ ed 10 announce the name of W. Il. w..
SIXTH rs candidate for Sheriff of Dpllus
'ouuiv, ut the ensuing November election.
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WHIT T'TWWEN ON NOrnNs'
Ask for Wells' 'sRongh on Corns,n l5e.
Quick, complete. permant cure. Corns,
warts, bunlons.
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sTRAYEp,

l,rRAYED-FRO I'll LIVE oAK ST.
- ono bay pony mare, Is hands high;
branded Z u ON len hip. Any Information
lalding 10 her recovery viii be rewarded. W.
A. WORK, Mt Sherlns oillcc. sels-lt
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DISTRICT JUDGE.
COUNTY JUDGE.
CONSTABLE.

w EAREAUTHOElIEuTO ANNOUNCE
~ W. i. GRAHAM gs n candidate for rcu-
stable of Precinct No mt the ensuing elec-
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LOS

| oSr- NOTES -rnE PUBLIC ARE
-, - WARNED against trading tor the following
l. IL Marsnlls 4 Co., dated August 5 1854. due
huIust 2, nv, Tor $50, louis =. nvsnrt, dni~I
soeiemhor q, ISL, due january /. iS<i. c,r
}l1N1, Louis = nlsA'i dated September q.
above notes ARE tn my orler nn1 nn,,i,.l a.
''' - "NNhANh Scti.lw
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-$l5O,OOO FlRST-CLAsS COL
4 umn bricks, ready for shipInenS, by b. j.
CuANBtRS. Cleburne, Texas. scl7-3t
L'uR sALE-UORD AND STOVE WOOD
L in any quantity and best quality; over
1000 cords on hand. Also wanted to buy cot
ton seed and seed cotton at highest market
price. a, DYsTERhACH. sel7-tf
Euk EAChANuL--l " ILL EXCHANGE
i for improved or unimproved city prop
erty,2 houses and lots | house of rooms and
nail and house of rooms and hall; will pay
4caShditcrcnce, II any, to amount of 500.
JOIN u. STONE. sell-7t
IGOR SALE-H VOLUMES L. $. RE-
l. ports, from first Craneh to fourth Otto
inclusive, in perfect order; price, $3.50. Apply
to WILLIAMS IL TURNEY, pa Main st. sell2w
NOR SALE-A NICE LITTLE PLANTA-
- ton, - miles due south of the city, 50 to
lW acres advantageOusly laid out for conven-
fence and profit; the different apartments
separated by the most substantial fences;
beautiful building site on an cminencc that
gives iair view of the city, Its surroundi 20
and scenery; pastures with tanks, first rate
Gultlyatahle land and plenty re-wood May
De Sold IN small tracts to suit purchasers and
ON terms to suit. JOHN NJ. CEocKETT.
scll-lm
L,UR SALE--A BAKERY N A GOOD
Il locality and wide-awake town at a bar
gain. good trade built up. rare chance
tor GOOD baker Address Dallas HERALD.
INOis rAh"-A NEATLY FURNISHED
house, excellent ciSfcrn srmInnr litcGn,,
wash house. wood bnuse er,"nt. ri, ,,v
nice barn; gas throughout win bn.mtiS,i
chandeliers in all rooms: also d fine horse
and two buggcs TO be sold separate if desir-
| 'u. munro Ms Wood 81. SeiO-7t
T'IK TIE-I7EIS7ti I7i5S -7717I7S 0L
g Y.,u.,tu.. r... -.r,...t ir.,ro. iii
a,it ON r.s,,ou.u'. .t.tus inc rnruiu,. nn,, -,
N."r Ter s, '...Nu Cd iAr T.rf-I HOUSE,
d.. .,nrIv now. viii .1., -',',i.,., '"' =
| T.. .- las, hotel Ain. Tor . ~.
/ q. i Towns. sam, ,.,,,
.''t'.-t ANM' De-. i.N' ls- co.,
g. .'. ..'.' N''. l"lMnE ~" town OF
N I AZ p. g.. u l,r g. miles
' %. "",.. '''' N'u "I.'h "Nu; WUll
az '.F I."F arc "' tsp
'' d.. ..'' geo.. "t."r ON. and % ...f
,,'. .'' ''' "',. "'''.' 'Nhf "'tN lNiA,
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MORPHINE S Ss,sr' r ana

hSslLN CURED. BOOK FREE.
pk, d {, HOFFMAN,, jefferson, Wisconsin.
4 nNERrlSERS hy addressing GEoRGE
xNP. ROMElli a Co, 10 spruce street, New
lnlH can ienrn the cNnci cost ~ any pro-
posed l,ne vi Advertising IN American News.
papct>' EE~loo-ppge Pamphlet, lOv.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

-, MASTEp-Avcuts for the lives OF
GLEN ELAND nryASSRP,c,,x
Tgn,NnlnE iNll amt complete history of tSa
in,N,u', 'nlr party purtWyMg It's militant
tstnncGS VSSHi,usi the entire period nf its *.
w a splendid chUuc' for nrcnts IN ,b't's
,,un",N' Us we are giving eNtrt forms in o,l.
I've, "", N,rN. send Ole. ut once Ion nuia,
NV ,a H,,oln Your first choice of tcrrliory'
dress rrNgs book and Lhl, Ia bs;sSsi HWnn w.,
street. DALLAS, Texas. w. ''' h'm
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,


THORlHEDTOA ANNOUNCE
w T. q. 7. KENDALL ms a candidate for re-
election as Justice of the Peace of Precinct
No. at the ensuing election.
XVEARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
W HENRY SCHULZ as a candidate for JUS
lice of the Peace for Precinct No. |.
NNEARE AUTHORIHEDT ANNOUNCE
w >. N. BRtSWELL as candidate for IuS-
dce of the Peace for Precinct No. !, nj the
ensuing election.
Northumberland ANNOUNCE
" Colonel j. q. STEVENS as a candidate
Tor Justice ofthe Peace of Precinct No. !.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANNOUNCE
w JOHN i. GILLESPIE as q candidate for
Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. l. Dallas
1ounty, Texas, at the ensuing November
election.
w r ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" GEORGE X. FEARN for Justice Of the
'ence for Precinct No. /,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-10

Tiden and his barrel" opened the way to the dis
graceful campaign of stlll-hunts and cipher DIS
patches This can be said Of Mr. Bayard he
would have daspised himself had he ever done what
Mr.. .IiIden did Mr.. Bayard would be good can
didatc. Ndtoh him If you can " would be good
rayng cry--for the monopoly he defended so long.
While there is no present reason for fearing n
cholera invasion. there is abundant reason for using
precautions against injection. Indifference and
neglect nj such time become criminal. and conf
dencc in onr security cannot excuse the failure to
adopt whatever preventive measures experience
and knowledge suggest As cholera appears 10 lo
carried not only by living organisms but by all
kinds of inorganic matter by clothing and lettors
and goods and papers II II clear that the proposed
fumigation of the mails from France il necessary
and that the offer of the British authorities to keep
these mails separate from the rest does not meet the
reonrcments of the case. If the French mails are
not properly disnfccicd the vessels carrying them
ought IT, bc rgidly qunrantned. There IL no other
alternative and If this determination IL announced
the British shipoNncrs will probably find reason
10 facilitate the far easier aud lcss expensive process
Of disnicction But there should be no hesitation
about Nh, stops to be taken FOR the disease Is prop
agated both subtly and quickly.