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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-19
An Insane Lad.

GREENvILLE, Sept. ls.-LSpecial.l A
boy has turned up here giving his name
as Markham, of Hot Springs, Arkansas.
He says he is n telegraph operator, and
that his father lives vt Atchison, Kan
aud Judge j. s. SherreIl having written
his father of his Whereabouts, mean
while has had him sent to tho poor
farm.
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PHILADELru,A. PA, Sept. lS.-The
statue of Gen. John Fulton Reynolds,
killed at the battle OF Gettysburg, was
unveiled In front of the City hall to-day.
The Hrand Army paraded in honor o
the event and an artillery squad fired
salute. Among those present were Gen
John S.skoontz, OF Ohio, National Com
mander-ln.Chief OF the Grand Army
and Past Commander.in-Chief Hant
rant and Boath.
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Festivities Of Independence and Bondagc

SAN ANTONIO, Sept. ls.-lSpeciall--
The festivities Of the Mexican oelebra-
ton lasted until $3.50 this morning.
A brilliant wedding took place at9 a.
IN. between Lieut.. George 7. Bartlett, Of
master Terrell The couple left for Chi
cagu at II m. All tho army notables and
mrst oithe city'S prominent citizens were
present, The presents were numerous
and very costly.
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Robbed by Another Niger.

BoNHAM, Sept. s,-lSpecial, Sunday
night Jake Williams, negro, was
knocked down and robbed by another
negro by the name of Sam Williams,
from Gainesville. Jake was pretty
badly hurt.
To-day s. c. Lamsster, City Marshal
of Honey Grove, arrested Williams, and
this evening lodged him In Jail here.
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BELrov, Sept. ls,-tSpecial.l-M Il.
Il. Embree, brother of our fellow towns
man, j. w. Embree, died mt Weehalrs,
his sou-n-law, of this city, last night at
II. O'Clock. His remains weie buried
here this evening ut o'clock, followed
hv large coucourso of friends. Most
of the business houses closed up.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-19
Thrown From m. Ilor.o and KILLED.

LoUIsyILLs, KY, Sept. ia Times
Danvillo, Kentucky,sp says: J. NJ
McFerran, one OF the most prominent
citizens of Boyle county, went out ri.
ding yesterday and was found dead this
morning In cornticld. 1t il supposed
no was thrown from his horse and Killed
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Common Reward OF tho poncemakcr.

TRRRE HAurR, IND, Sept. IRA Ga,
zette special from Cory, says John f
Donham was killed In an alteration
with John Stoops. Both we're farmers
II WAS an old feud. During the shoot
ing man named Gardner interferet
and was shot in the arm and neck.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-19
sentencei,ror Killing Ills Child.

KILDARE, Sept. ls.-lSpocial. In the
District court yesterday Robert Smith
was found guilty of murder in tho Sec
ond degree for Killing his own child, and
sentenced for eighteen years in the
penitcntiary,
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The EmptY Llitln PIstnl.

WORCESTER, MASS, Sept. ls.-Rich-
ard A. Flynn, aged IL years shot aud
killed Eddy Sheridan, aboy of the same
age, this morning, with pistol, not
knowing Il to be loaded.
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METEOROLOGICAL.


CHICAGO, opt.ls,-E, q. Larned, ono
Of the oldest aud BEST known members
of the Illinois bar, died at Lake Forest
last night. His residence of late years
has been at Providence, Rhode Island.
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BELToN, Sept. ls.-ISpecial. "A horse
ran away this evening with Nat Terry,
the Belton newsboy, tearing up the
the buggy completely. Ho sustained
slight injuries.
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Lot ihr I.nrth llldn Him.

MEXlA, Sept. lS.-[Special. - Jones,
the man that q. ped from Marshall with
Miss Knight a iDw days ago, was taken
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DALLAS ACADEMY

The opening OF the Dallas Academy, 1912
Jackson street, Is announced for the Sth OF
September, 1884, with efficient teachers The
Principal will maintain IN earnest personal
supervision over each department, aud VIII
aim to achieve the best physical moral ana
mental results, by u careful study of the pu-
pills character and temperament and by fol.
lowing, as sedulously NJ possible, good ana
thorough educational programme. Kinder
garten u special feature.
TERMS PER MONTH, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE,
Kindergarten "a pN0
Primary. ....... ......,...,,,,.,.' q N
Intermediates. ...'''''''''''''' ~ ~
Grammar, ...,,,.. .......,.....s.''.'''. 100000 M ~
High School geo.. .....,.. ,.,.....i -, %, ~
Free hand drawing on blackboard and sight
singing, without charge.
EXTRA. - .
Board ................ ,,...,....,...Al .Alb "
laundry, lights and fuel ....,..... see. . "
Nusic-Piano, organ, guitar each .... . "
Latin, French, German, spanish Elocutlol
and Art at Teachers rates,
Vocal and calisthenic exercises dally, Bphr'
Mrs. JULIA r. MONTGOMERY,
Principal and Superintendent.
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Every smoker should try "Llttle Jo
kerr"
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BROS.
The Bargain House Of Dallas.

IT'S rIMRTo BEGIN, ERE WINTER sETslN,
TO LOOK ROUND ABoUT-FALL STYLES ARE ALLN
PIs TIME TO BEGIN SELECTIONS TO MAKE
OF LOTS OF NEW THINGS, THE CHOICE YOU CAN TAKE.
IT'S TIME TO BEGIN, If YOU'LL TAKE OUR ADVICE,
TO GoLDsMITHs ON BLM STREET YOU'LL 60 IN TRICR
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Rejoicing Newa--The Opera House-A New
Publisation--A Isig Suit-L Law and Order
-Cottsn Receipts, Etc.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-25
! MARKET REPORTS.
Grain and Provisions.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER "a, 1884.

hEbNIScbh CIITlEmbEtk Il, 1851.
ST. LOUIS.
COTTON-Steady; middung. OK 1iOH.
FLoUR-Steady: XIX 10 CHOICE, 81. 45 $3.50;
patents. $Ll5lo5.l5.
Wheat = Higher; No. 2 Red. 7SAG7oc;
No. Red, GStDiUc-
CoRS-Steady; No. 2 mixed, 57a5sc; No.
white mixed, 5oLc.
OATS Weaker: No. 2. 2Gl26sc,
kYE-Lower; No. ,. 4SGstSnc.
TOBACCO FIRM; Jugs; common to choice
s6,0OGlO.00: leaf; common red leaf, $500
lO.UO; medium TO good $y0JDl7U0.
HAY-Prarie SSOVG9. W tor prime to cholcs
new; clover mlxed, 1893 Tor common %
prime: choice new timothy, $9.00Ql0.00; fan.
cy Sll .O1gl2.0
BUrrEH-Firmer choice to fancy creamery
grades nominal.
EGGS - steady; fresh stock, $50 per
dozen.
PorAroEs-Steady. at a2H6e4Oc per bushel.
PoRk-Steady; new mess $500.
LARD-tlupt prime steam, 7a17Ac.
BAcoS-Longs, lOAWlOAo; shorts. 1lAN
llR Gear ribs, 0SGllc, all packed.
WOoL.-rub-wasned. choice. 2ydt29xc: fair.
2762sc; dingy ana low 25lS6c. Unwashed--
Choice medium, a40?lc; good average mo-
dun lSlDl9c: selected light fine l76DISo; good
a erage ltDl7o; heavy l4Gl6c combing, ".
blood, a82i &C: combing, low grades l6tdl9c.
HIDE5-Oulet; dry flint l6c damaged,
he: bulls or stays, lOc: dry saltei,
2lc: -try sailed, damaged, &c: kip and
sLags, 5'Gc; green, uncured. 7hc damaged,
5ac.
SHEEP PELTS-Weak; green rs SS5o, dry
do, 40B15e., as TO amount and quality o wool;
green shearlings. l5G520c; early sheared, $40
40c; green Lamp skins, 3bd 40s
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-25
FOREIGN NEWS.
Franco.


PARIS, September 2i.-Ld Tslegrapn
asserts that the difference in views be-
tween Prime Minister Ferry and General
Campenon, the Minister of War,
Is expected to lead to the re-
signation OF the latter. General
Campenon urges lmmedi con-
vocation OF the Chambers. 1t is said
that, In case General Campenon res, gas,
NJ. Ferry will offer the Ministry OF War
to General LewaI, at present commander
OF the Seventeenth Army Corps, with
headquarters at Toulouse.
RUPTURE WITH ENGLAND FEARED.
lie Solel published an article over the
signature Of NJ. Annie Herve, the wel-
known Orleanist, in which the writer as
serts that the relations between England
aud France are so strained that a rupture
Is feared. He expresses the hope, how
ever, that such disaster may be averted.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-25
Texas Republicans.

DALLAS, Ten, September 24.-The
Texas Republican Convention met here
yesterday and organized, and adjourned
till to-day. Resolutions were passed de-
nouncing Democratic measures. One of
the resolutions is directed against sump-
tuary laws, and another favors free grass.
1t is thought A. b. Norton will head the
State ticket which is expected to be for
muiated by this convention.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-25
A Way Thew Have.

TORONTO, ONT, September 24.--An
Italian NAVY here, after lighting his
pipe Yesterday aftern 1on, attempted to
press the tobacco down with n dynamite
cartridge. One hand was blown away,
and his face was disagured for life. He
met with no sympathy from his Italian
companions, who nearly kicked him to
death for his foolish act, He is not likely
IN rppnvnr
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-25
Illinois Coiored Orator.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, September &c.
s. Smith, the distinguished Illinois col.
ored orator aud agitator, has received
the appointment as Commissioner for
this State to the Worlds Cotton EXPOSE
ton at New Orleans. Smith is prepar-
pairing big political speech which he in.
tends soon TO deliver at Cooper Insti-
tGte, New York.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-25
CHICAGO.

WHEAT - Steady; October, 1850: No
vember 7s%G7s.4c; December, 79Sc; Janu-
ay, cJ3s; May, SIC.
CoRN-Lower; September T3c; October,
j6b4c; November 4G5sc; year, 39Ac; May,
3gSc.
OArs-Weaker; September. 25hc; October,
95l6c: November, 5Sc; year, y5So;
May, 20c. .
PoRK-Iower; Septemsery -Aa-A-; Octo-
Der, sl6.0); year, Sll. 50; January, $l2. o.
LAHp-Higher; September. 1855: October
$3.50; November, S1.En; December. $T.2:n;
January, $50,
SHORT RIBs-September, Sl0.l2n: October,
SIOl2n; November, 81 40.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-25
The Fight Continued.

BEAVER DAM, Wis, September 2+.--
Republican politicians are arriving In
force, in view Of the reassem5ling of the
Democratic Congressional Convention.
The fight is still between Delaney and
Sawyer, but 1t is believed that bolt to
Bragg will take place tonight.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-25
Funeral Of Hon. J. s. Rouah.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, September Pa
Hon. John S. Roush, the dead bank Pres
ident OF this city, was buried to-day.
The funeral was very large one, busi-
ness being entirely suspended.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-25
Kellogg Nominated.

PLAQUEnNE, La, September 24--The
Republican Convention OF the Third Dis
trict unanimously nominated W. P. Kel-
logg for Congress. The Convention was
harmonious.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-25
Shot Himself.

LAWRENCE, ILL, September 24.-Wil-
liam Knlckerbocker, wealthy citizen of
this place, committed suicide last night
by shooting himself with a revolver. It
is said that his mind became demented on
account OF political excitement.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-25
A Clty Treasurer Short

COLUMBUS, IND, September 24.-John
Canning, City Treasurer, is short In his
accounts $1,000, and his bondsmen de-
mand his resignation, but the Council re-
fuses to accept it.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-25
Two More-Next.

VIRGINIA CITY, NEv., September 24.-
Two moro horse-thleves were found to-
day hanging to cottonwood trees on Pop
lar River. This makes thirty-three al
ready hung by vigilantes this season.
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Failed to Meet.

CINCINNATI, o., September PA ma.
ori.y of the Hamilton County Legislators
allied to meet Mayor Stephens to consult
about raising money 10 pay the police
orce. Nothing was done. The Mayor
refused to cali another meeting.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-25
National Insurance Convention.

CHICAGO, ILL, September 24.-The
annual session of the National Insurance
Convention OF the United States opened
at the Grand Pacific Hotel at eleven this
morning and effected a temporary or.
yanization. A large number OF delegates
are in attendance.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-25
BUFFALO.

CArTLE--Market quiet and steady; fair to
mediuiD steers S5QD5.s0; hight butchers ~. I5O
A.50
SHEEP AND LANps-- Market dull, weak and
lower; common b. fair $yp}.tS extra. $i.s0
GAO
HoGs---Markct duh; weak and lower; gooa
70 choice Yorkers SAb&b60l; light rnixed,
IS. t0q4b65; good medium tdsD6. ~; piga SklS
M5.V0. ay. Ni
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-25
NEW YORK.

WHEAT Higher; No. Red. September,
&C; October, size; November. SSAo; De.
cember, g0bsc; January emo February, 90.
CoRN--Lower; September, &c; October
6lAc; November, 5sac; December ac; Jam
uary, ISAc.
oArs--Weaker; September, 3l%c; October,
3lSc; November, 32l4c.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-25
Live Stock Markets.
CHICAGO.

HoGs-Receipts, 1850; market slow SOLO o
lower; Light, S5.l005.00; rough packing, IS. 20
5.65; heavy packing and shipping, $5.6016. 10.
CkrrLE-Receipts, 1900; market slow ard
steady; exports s8foD6.W' good to choice,
ans S3.6Odoi.60.
siIESP-- Receipts, 1900; $1,000 lower; COM
mon to choice, *2.7b4t4.75.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-25

1NDANAPoLIs, IND., September "a
Information was received here last night
that Captain L. T. Johnson, formerly
of this city, had shot and killed Major
Edwin Henry at Haysville, Tenn. clos
ing thus one of the most remarka Bile
domestic tragedies in the history OF this
country. Captain Johnson resided for
many years in this city and was
Highly respected as lawyer and
as citizen. He is at present
Special Agent of the Pension
Bureau, with headquarters at Greenvlle,
Tenn. The homicide grew out OF Major
Henry's relations with Mrs. johnson,
who committed suicide about one year
ago on account Of the scandal her actions
had developed. About nine months ago
Captain Johnson con1ded the story of
his troubles to friend, and the state
ment is remarkably pathetic. 1t reads as
follows:
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The Wife's Confession OF Guilt, and the
Remorse Which Drove Her to
Suicides Unhallowed Grave.
The Terrible But Just Retribution
Visited Upon the Head of
the Fell Destroyer.
Shot Down Like Dog, as He Deserved
to Be, and Let Husbands, Broth
ers and Fathers Say Amen.
Avenged His w'fs's Shame and Death.

Avenged His wf='s Shame and Death.
GREESvILLE, Tenn, September 24.-
Colonel +, T. Johnson, Special United
States Pension Examiner, who formerly
had his headquarters at this place, and
whose wife killed herself at Indiana
polls on account of supposed criminal
intimacy with Colonel Ed. Henry, to-day
killed Henry at Haysyille, thus carrying
out his threat Johnson LETT this place
last night about nine o'clock in company
with colored man in q buggy, armed
with a double barreled shot gun, and
went the distance of twelve miles, found
Henry in his store and fired upon him
without warning, the first shot taking
effect in his body, and the second in the
temple. Henry died instantly. Officers
who had gone in pursuit, met Johnson
returning TO town in hack in custody
OF Thomas Snapp TO whom he surrend-
cred.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-25

CArT.E-- Reccipts.t. TO0; goo natives seeady.
cYass Taxans lus lower, exports. 36.0o616 ~;
rood 10 choice snpplnQ. x.so1ketfs Gfi1Ss
inon to medtum, SA0aabhlN; f6etsrS. N n S3W
49,, NOVA t3.vsta.sO; ErUss Texas GEeSeE
t.a0SS,6 \. u IN " N
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Klllsa hy = y,all.

JOPLIN, No, September "a "A miner
aamed Buck Castle, working Ia the ntr0s
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-25
JoHNsoN's STORY.

My office was in small oue-story
frame building, around the corner from
the hotel entrance. The little building
consisted of two rooms, both opening on
the sidewalk. One was large, the other
small. They did not connect. There was
door between, but 1t was nailed up.
had the large room. The other and
smaller room was occupied as sleeping
room by man named L win Henry.
This man, known as Major Henry, in
early life married a lady of wealth and
position at Flushing, n. Y. At the close
of the war she and brother, with other
friends, invested large amount OF mon
ey in new furnace u or Is miles
south of Greenvile. Her husband was
employed in some subordinate capacity
about the furnace. The enterprise
failed, and Mrs. Henry drew out what
was left of her capital and took it home,
but left her husband in Tennessee, where
he has ever since remained. He has two
grown daughters, one living with her
mother at Flushing, n. Y, the other one
married and living at Passaic. He Is
sixty-three years old. For eighteen years
he has lived about Greenville alone.
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THE SERPENT.

TIE SERPENT.
Soon after my family arrived at Green
Vile Henry came to see me at my room
when | was in bed sick, and introduced
him to my wife. After that he came in
frequently, always offering some little
service or attention to me. After my re.
covery his visits still continued, and he
and Mrs. Johnson We're fast becoming
friends. One evening after tea she was
fixing herself at the glass to 60 out, and
L asked her where she was going.
She said she and Major Hem
ry were going out for walk.
They went cut over the hill and
through the woods north OF the town,
and returned after dark. The next Sun
day evening they went to church together.
On this occasion, after their return,
spoke to her on the subject. 1 told her
1t would be better to treat him with some
reserve; that he was great old bore, and
If not discouraged would get to be
troublesome and hard to get rid of. This
ndmonitlon was not needed. | always
went to bed early, and he
CONTINUED TO TAKE HER OUT
for evening walks, and sometimes to the
Ice cream saloon after / was in bed.
Soon after she came to Greenville
bought and presented to her handsome
horse and buggy. She soon formed the
habit Of taking early morning horse.
back rides. l learned afterward that
Henry would ride out to the edge of
town and Join her on these occasions,
and they would ride together, returning
separately.
June 18th, my official duties called me-
10 North Carolina My son went with
ne, and we were absent ten days. On
my return learHed that Henry's attcn-I
lions to my wtfe during my absence hsd
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-25

Then kissed her cheeks, her forehead,
her eyes. There was not space upon
her whole face large enough for my lips
to rest upon that did not press kiss.
Again and again | kissed down her eye
lies and chung to her lips. She put up
her arms and returned my caresses.
Without word being spoken by either,
returned to my bed and slept.
The next day, while my son and |
were in my Office alone, he spoke to me
of the trouble, and took him fully into
my confidence. | was careful to i'm
press upon him that | had not the
slightest doubt of his mothers integrity.
He understood the case exactly; and
he realized as fully as | did the import
ance of keeping the jewel of her love in
our own possession. He thought the
matter could be best ended by sending
her home. | sent him to tell her of his
convict ton. She would not consent.
For several days we urged her to come
home, but could not prevail upon her to
come. Griffith and counseled together
fully as to what should be done. Az
1t was case OF external attrac-
ton, l realized and explained to
ehnb suc lSquiiSt was
counter attraction. We
KISSED HER FoNDLY.
on retiring at night; we woke her with
caresses In the morning. We sat by her
with her hands In ours; at every meal
she walked to the dining.room between
us with our arms around her; we walked
and drove with her; we took her out on
our little hunting excursions; we filled
her room with flowers; we decorated h
the walls with pictures aud small statu.
airy. We gave her numerous trinkets and
exquisite little articles for her toilet. In
word, We tried by every possible means
to crafty her tastes ana make her feel
and realize our love. II WAS deter.
mined nght 10 save an tiolised wife mud
mother. And It WAS we'll nigh success.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-15
PERSONAL.

Captain J. r. TreIsvant, the invincible, Ia
ct the Windsor.
Hunter Craycraft, the popular represent.
alive "a St. Louis wholesale drug house,
Is in the city.
s. M. johnson, the urbsne and well
known represen alive Of st. Louis oom
merciul firm, is at the Windsor.
J. Poke Lowery OF Greenville, Hunt
COUNTY, is in the city. p Ike has thou
gaud carile on thousand hlls.
Colonel O l.. Carter, OF Palo Pinto county
ami president Of the Cattle Raiser asso-
ciat On, was last night created knight
k r. p ~ "
Will Gleason, formerly head clerk of the
Houston &c Texas Central ROAD here, now
freight agent at b yam, who has been in
the CITY lOr Tie paAt lew days, leaves THIS
morning for home.
Mr.. John s. Knox, formerly general
agent of the Louisville h Nashville rail-
road, and a most pleasant gentleman, hu.
besn appointed solIcuing agent OF the Mis-
souri, Pacific roads in Tsxas, with head
quarters in this city.
Captain G. q. Pool, who owns large cat
tie RAJ ch on Conoho, was in attendance OF
the cattle convention, a guest of Colonel
ID A Williams. The captain has made
his stake, and now resides at Cleburne, IL
J ,nnsOn county. He is jolly, whole
. ,uled gentleman and will make his mark
IN the future history OF Texas.
The Hon. II. II. Monroe. of Maine the
in gentor of the Monroe improved rotary
r ling harrow, and MIR. J X Hicks, OF
Kansas City. Missouri, and j. N. Hitch
c ok, OF Chicago. I'll Of whom are Interest
ed IN the famous Monroe improved harr' ",
COMMUNICATED the HERALD yesterday with
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