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Capitalization RamPant-Third Term
Rcdivivvs.
Millions for Defence-Twcnty-fiy Pi-
astres for Occupation Tax.
where's Attorney General Williams
Talke:thy Beak from Out my Cash
QuOih KeetOn, ''NevermOre.''

Last evening the HERALD office was
the scene of the widest coInmotion.
Proprietors, bookkeepers, collectors,
editors, reporters, foremen, pressmen,
compositors and devils rushed hither
and thither. Some of the unhappy
inmates crawled out to the roof to Sc
cret themselves Others grabbed COM
posing sticks, quoins, rules, chases,
ink rollers, monkey wrenches, copy
hooks, scissors, paste pot, and, white
with rage, swore on the bones of
Franklin and Greeley to die rather
than surrender.
The cause of this was the rushing in
of the business manager, his white
locks and mutton chops streaming in
the wind, and his coat tail standing
out at the angel of forty-ive degrees,
and falling breathless. He was laid
gently upon the imposing stone (his
coat having been removed and one of
Mrs. Swisshelm's CarryalPs substltu-
ted, thus securing a neat impression of
the first side of our weekly between his
shoulder blades and the small of his
back.
Raising the aged sufferer, the devil
was beckoned to and beer administer
ed, sitting bolt upright, with ashley
lips he muttered ooh liberty, how
many crimes are committed in
thy name.n Et tn Brute, twenty
five dollars, occupation tax for
eking out miserable existence on the
ragged edge of public spirit and poor
pay. Conscript fathers, hadst thou no
bowels Of compassion? Lo the poor
printer.
Order was then restored by resolu-
tion being offered to pass around the
hat for contributions to rescue the
palladium of our liberties from the
ruthless minion of the law. The twen-
ty-five dollars sacked and the process
sion forward and marched to the city
hall, where It was deposited at the feet
of Kelton, and then they slowly and
sadly stole away.
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MAIL TOPICS.

The Danbury News man says that
public spirit is "a readiness to do any
thing which is likely to prove lucra-
tive" Correct. t
Franklin Ross Rubenstein, a young
Jewess, has just received, from the
university of Leipsic, the degree OF
doctor of philosophy.
The Peruvians struck medal of gold
in honor of Ristori.
The effects of the new Episcopal
canon in regard to ritualism are al
ready visible at st. Johns church OF
Washington city, where the Rev.
Vaughs Lewis has beon vexing the
souls of old fashioned cburchmen 10y
ritualistic practices. The fashion of
late has been to sing the creed in al
most exact imitation of the Roman
Catholic mass, but last Sunday the
morning service went on in the old
way, to the great delightof anti-ritual-
lists. There is goodies of feeling on
the subject there among Episcopalians,
and an obvious disposition to try the
virtue of the new canon If it shall be
found necessary.
The Chicago insurance companies
that withdrew fromtaking risks there
have resumed business in that city.
Andy johnson, Governor John G,
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THE following is the list of appoint
ments of the Trinity annual confer
ence, Methodist Episcopal church
south, made at Denton last week:
JEFFERSON DISTRICT.
J. II. McLain, presiding elder.
Jefferson station, w. G. Hayslip.
Sodo Lake circuit, J. Osgood.
Atlanta circuit, to be supplied, NJ.
Leach.
Linden circuit J. j. Davis.
Kellyville circuit, S. j. Hawkins.
Dangerfield circuit, Il. b. Norwood.
Mt. Pleasant circuit, G. E. Lamb.
White Oak mission, w. w. Horner.
Gilmcr circuit, j. McDougal.
Longview circuit, ID. f. Fuller.
Coifeevlle circuit, j. Parker.
SULPHUR SPRINGS DISTRICT.
NJ. II. Nicely, p. f.
Sulphur Springs station, 7. M.
Smith.
Sulphur Springs circuit, WA. Shook.
Sulphur Bluff circuit, {. j. Cook.
Oakland circuit, j. HI. Low.
Greenville circuit, J. n. Angel.
= Lone Oak circuit, j. L. Sherwood.
Emory mission, J. G. Randle.
w lIlStIOlO -. oAbiNIs
Pittsburg circuit, II. p. Thompson.
Gladewater mission, E. 5. Boyd.
PARIS DISTRICT.
l.. b. Ellis, z. L.
Paris station, B. S. Baldwin.
Roxton circuit, James Graham.
Honey Grove circuit, J. w. Piner.
Dodd City circuit, II. n. Brown.
Iadonia circuit, j. J. Coppage.
Sylvan circuit, ID. NJ. Proctor.
Robbinsonville circuit, ID. p. Hag-
gard and L. p. Smith.
Boston circuit, r. NJ. Milan.
Cooper mission, f. NJ. Harrel.
SHERMAN DISTRICT.
J. w. Chalk, 2. E.
Sherman station, j. M. Binkley.
Sherman circuit, w. NJ. Robins.
Pilot Point station, NJ. c. Blackburn.
Pilot Point circuit, j. b. Smith.
Whitesbore circuit, w. III. Moss.
Gainesville station, w. c. Blair.
Marysvllle circuit, w. p. Petty.
Montague and Clay mission, j. w.
Shearn and w. Hill.
Pilot Grove circuit, J. +. Denton.
Bonham circuit, A. @. McDougal.
Savoy circuit, j. II. Crowder.
DALLAS CIRCUIT. f-l
w. F. Easterling, presiding elder.
Dallas station, A. c. Allen.
Dallas City mission, X \. Powers.
Dallas circuit, NJ. II. Cullom.
Scyene circuit, q. s. Gatcwood.
Mckinney circuit, w. S. May.
Bethel circuit, j. Beverly.
Denton circuit, d. J, Martin.
Decatur circuit, 5. = Cahh.
Grapevine circuit, L. NJ. White.
KAUFMAN DISTRICT.
l.. p. Lively, presiding elder.
Kaufman circuit, 5. Armstrong.
Canton circuit, U. I. Bates.
Garden Valley circuit, j. NJ. l4ank-
ston.
Edom circuit, d. T. Lake.
Cedar Grove circuit, NJ G. Simpson.
Rockwall circuit. +. L. Sherwood.
Farmersville circuit, Z. b. Feather
stOn.
Pleasant Grove circuit, w. X. Duff.
Grags Prairie mission, III. B. Swat
fOId.
The next conference viii meet at
Paris.
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Struggling. Galveston.
IFrom the Galveston News.l

The wharf company has claimed ex-
elusive right of transit across the
whole bay front Of Galveston. 1t has
denied even the right of the city to
extend streets to the bay SO as to give
commerce free access by public high
ways to the lire of navigation. 1t has
exercised arbitrary power, IN the mat
ter of taxing freight, with latitude
logically implying The power to i'm
pose probibitory duti, and PRACTICAL
ly to establish an emh go between the
business of this port and the shipping
in the harbOr.
1t is almost Incredible that such mon
strous pretentions should have ever
been tolerated for one moment in n
state protesting to be free, and boas-
ing a government of equal rights aud
equal laws.
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The:French vintage Of rIs74.


All France is rejoicing, and, we may
add, all the civilized world with her, in
the bounteous yield of her vineyards for
1874. "From the plains of Champagne
to the slopes ofthe Bordelias," says the
Economists Francais, ''from the banks
osthe Loire 10 those ofthe Rhone, our
beautiful sun gilds with its raysupward
oftwo millinns of hectares of vines, af-
fording occupation to more than seven
millions of laborers, aud producing as
much as seventy millions Of hecto-
litres." The hectare issomething over
two acres and half, and the hecto-
Iitre about twenty-five gallons. The
total produce, expressed in English
measured, is thus no less than l,540,-
0ED,00O gallons. No such vintage has
ever been known before, except that
of 1Sltn ..a.ra.rr .
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WHENEVER a man of obscure origin
or doubtful autecedents gets hold of a
little money, the very worst thing he
can do is to commence to give himself
airs in his intercourse with his betters.
Nobody has any objection to men ris-
ing in the world and achieving fortune
by work, Inheritance or marriage, but
when they presume upon it, they show
right then and there that they are of a
scrub stock, and the scent of the gutter
hangs around them still. There is no
surer evidence of inherent vulgarity
and low breeding than purse pride.
The difficulty in dealing with these
sort of people is, that you have to be
continually putting them in their
place. They are not satisfied with con-
ceded equality they claim superiority
and want to patronize you. The best
way is to keep them always on the civ
il list, and thus the betterregUlatet their
manners toward you. An intimacy is
fatal, for they Invariably abuse il by
over-familiarity or insufferable arro-
gance.
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r. E. GAKczYNskI, Esq, special cor
respondent of the New York Times, is
in the city. His letters to the Times
during a recent visit, gave graphic
and fair description of the state of af-
fairs in north Louisiana. The Times
is endeavoring to give the people of
the north a truthful idea of US, free of
partisan bias, and as that is just what
we want, there is nothing to be feared.
We trust that "Gar," by his able let
ters, will remove many of the errone-
GUS impressions too prevalent with the
readers of the Times, and assure the
northern and western farmers, profess
sional men and mechanics, who are
honest men and good citizens at home,
that the arms of Texas will be thrown
wide open to receive them, and that
they are welcome when they come.
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Ari Noler.-Germnn ana rrcneh.

Nine. Jenny Lind Goldschmidt an,
Herr Otto iGoldschmidt will reside TO
the future in Wiesbaden, having accept
ea lie pos.s .. ieuuIsg piGaesson1S y. sa'
s' ~, ,I,"t ,au'o "' h' tia % i,',ndriai l,,,,a,.,
III .',"e I,mm Wug ~ '"' ''"Pei'"' s''''"
'"o''' VI wv many
/ Joachim lIall mas hlso conlple!eu
new synhpnohy lnis siA'il IN - minor
Which VIII snortiy DC Puoilsheu py
Messrs. bote " DOCK, ~ nerlln. ih'
cello concerto for the celebrated yirtuo.
so. Friedrich Grutzmacher.
, Gu,
| Inc winter prosraih,,e ol the oteril'
sche 'q9ansNerSeh S,,. ~ nhn, DeLiin, oo,uiot, hn.
been issued. The chief works to be
performed are Elijah. the Messiah,
Brahms, Triumphlied, the third part
of fSchIImann,s Faust. ind Bach's Mat.
thous-Passion.
~.
it Is reported rom pieina t,,at Ihe
WIDOW OF the composer Mercauahte Is
living there III very reduced clrcum-
stances
A folie-gaueleville, by NJ. Paul Avenel,
entitled "Mimi-Chiffon,r produced at
the Folies Marigpy, is al most the only
novelty In Paris.
rou sv,,Oho,v hv EJarr Carl Rei.
-, y, ~ =, hd ,'.cyd,,ood S ot ono of tbe
nnsI;on o, 70 80 ~ tba % oop,inn pG Gawondaus con.
art.0, oarti, at II 7 a;n,i,r
oei' 70 ''' i'''i'e'
Nearly q hundred thousand marks
have been collected in different parts
of the world for the monument which
is to be erected to Liebig at Munich.
uo,rTorhort hos sot n,dor tbe tit,e
fIetao,;o "u.y Shni,asnooro n As Vnn T';I,e
" u 80 thn Io'noriat nnoro bonSe Dar-
~, ioi fnS PJnii;ntor Iii W vii bo1o tho
,iu. ,o;,,oI n,''''o ''ont '''N
tn0'p'' l''.'
Ihe Cnateiet closed on the hrsC IN
stant, Wnen DeuN CrpheliiieS was per
formed Tor the TWO hundred ana lorty-
hfth ana last time' Inc season mas
been most successlui, US Gle people pro-
per were cared Tor ana the prices were
considerably reduced. me lheater
holds about three Thousand seven nun
dred persons, ana during the run OF
DeuX Orphelines IT. was crammed
nightly: The popular opera Is now IN
stalled in this theater, ana the season
is announced to open immediately
with Les Parais, OF M. Meinhree.
The following changes have been
made in the administration of the Bib
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TEXAS NEWS.

There is good prospect now that a
railroad will be built from Sabine Pass
to Paris.
The delegates from Brazoria, Mata-
gorda and Harris counties to the inn
migrational excursion to Atlanta,
Georgia, under the auspices and man
agement of the International and
Great Northern railroad, have left.
The Denton Review has been en-
larged and improved.
The work of building the military
line of telegraph from Denison to Fort
Richardson, and thence to the other
frontier posts, was commenced this
xyaaiS
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evident that there is but one thing to
be done, and that is, make up an OK
cursion party of those who have been
so fortunate as to be invited-havc II
special train, and go down there and
have good time generally. We want
to show Houston that, although her
little sister has put on long dresses and
quite ouigrown the gowns of her bayou
city sister, she is not going to snub the
poor old thing by not coming down
into her parlor when there's company
to be entertained.
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SMITH OF ARKANSAS.

The carpetbag, scalawag adventur-
ers who have infested Arkansas ever
since the war, alarmed by the recent
revolution in public sentiment about
them, are about to make one grand
final desperate struggle for the reins of
government in that state.
Clayton, Mcclure and Others have
prevailed upon Smith, the miserable
little wretch who was lieutenant gov-
ernor under Baxter, to take advantage
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The Business Future orthe soufh--Re
view OF the Elections by n Strictly
Commercial ournRI.
New York Bulletin.l

AS the present unpropitious condi-
tion OF the material interests of the
country is largely due to the prostra.
tion and general impOverisbment of
the southern states, it may be worth
while considering whether the re-
markable revolution in public opinion,
to which last Tuesdays elections bear
witness, is likely TO produce in that
quarter any change for the better. We
are entitled to assume that 1t will, be-
cause the south has now most con-
vincing assurance that the people Of
the north and west have made their
cause their own. If this were not so,
Massachusetts especially, for thirty
years or more the iron-clad embodi-
ment of the stiffest New England sem
timent, would probably have spoken
in different voice. The implication
is, a speedy redress of existing griev-
ances, restoration Of the blessings Of
self government, the permanent pacifi-
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a O. IL M RI - /.

Morssrs. Richard II. Grimm, Advertisina
Agent, No ! South street, Baltimore, Md.
S. NJ Pettenglll IL Co., b Park Row, New
GO7 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, are duly
auly authorized to contract for advertise
nients for insertion in the DALLAS HER
AID, at our lowest rates.
-Messrs Dashlell Il Waters, Bankers
Kaufman, are authorized agents for THE
HERALD In kaufman county.
Gs-T. NJ. Smith, Esq, at Lewisville, Denton
county, Is an authorized agent for the DALI
LAS HERALD, and money paid TO him on
ouraccount will be duly acknowledged by us
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A BosroN bank cashier, it has just
been discovered, has swindled the in
stitution whose funds he has handled,
out OF little over thirty thousand dol
lars. He has been in the habit of
handling twenty or thirty Thousand
dollars a day for years, for which he
received the munificent salary Of eight
hundred dollars a year.
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La Princesse George will shortly be
revived at the Gymnase, for the debut
of a young comedienne, Mdlle. Taillan-
dier, recommended by NJ. Dumasfils
for the role, first played by Madame
Desclee. Mesdames Pierson and An-
gelo, MN. Pradeau and +. Achard,
have roles in the forthcoming comedy
of MN, Mellhac and Halevy.
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A Roman Catholic priest at Meers-
burg, near Constance, has been con-
demned on appeal to ten days impris-
onment for teaching the school chill
dren some scurrilOus lines he had COM
posed on Jewish manufacturer. A
nun, a teacher and witness Of bis,
were condemned TO two months i'm
prisonment for perjury.
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FRANKFORT, Kentucky, is greatly
exercised over a recent poisoning case
near there, at Peaks mill, John NJ.
Morrison, being accused of poisoning,
with strychnine, his partner, James A.
Bush. Domestic and business troubles
were at the bottom of the affair.
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THE general assembly of Arkansas
met in Little Rock OF Tuesday, the
first under the new constitution. Hon.
Bradley Burch was elected president,
and Thomas w. Newman secretary.
Hon. A. A. Pennington of HotSprings,
was elected speaker of the house. Now
for a general wiping out of all bad car
petbag legislation.
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ADEbIN was the object ofquite cur
ious ovation in Liverpool recently. At
a concert in that city she sang waltz
called "ta Diva,n which was rede-
manded, and 10 when it was over the
duke Of Edinburgh jumped on to the
stage, and, taking both the great can
tsfrice's hands In his, shook them
heartily In the presence of the whole
audience, which was OF course trans
ported "beyond the present." and
Shouted with delight.
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Houston has her knights of Comus,
and she is as vain of them as Wild
over is of his second choice. Now
Houston has been kind enough to send
many invitations here to the Dallasi-
ans to come down there on the 18th of
December and see her play at carnival.
Under the circumstances, it is very
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GRANT says he is still after third
term, and that congress is the cause of
the late defeat of the republican party.
He and the leaders of his party are re-
eliminating in hearty way.
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SECRETARY BRIsTow called to see
Grant, just after the result of the elec-
tions, on business. "Be brisk; Pm
SICK" said the smoking sphynx. This
is equal to let us have peace in its sig-
nifipauce
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GEORGE II REAY, the great envelope
maker, has failed, and the postmaster
generals name is not as immaculate as
it was. He could not resist having
finger in the pie.
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THE bagging business is in IA bad
way. George r. Robinson d Co., of
st. Louis and Ross & Smith, of New
York, both heavy houses, have failed.
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THE speech of the evening Saturday
night was made by Olin Wellborn, Esq.
1t was at once eloquent, logical, patri-
otic and to the point.
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Twenty-one states now have demo-
cratic governors. This does not look
much like dead party. So much for
the republican party unfolding about
ten wears ago.
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Miss Amelia Jackson, clerk in the
treasury department at Washington,
is the daughter Of the AlexandTian
botel keeper who shot the zouave,
Ellsworth, for pulling down the con-
federate flag from the dome OF his
house.
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Hon. J. PROCTOR KNoTTs majority
in the fourth Kentucky congressional
district was enough--three Thousand
six hundred and seventy-three.
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COLONEL JOSEPH MoRELAND, aprom-
inent citizen of Freesto.-'i = county,
Texas, is dead.
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In the billiard tournament Monday
at New York, Cyrille Dion defeated
Daniels in thirty-eight innings by 9
score of three hundred to one hundred
and twenty-eight
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GRANT seems in a fair way to trg to
right his ship by q widespread change
among his appointments. Too late.
She is settling down.
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THE Glasgow, Scotland, town coun-
ell want the cat o'nine tails restored to-
put stop to wife beating, highway
robbery, etc.
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GRANTS organ says the result of the
late election means imitation. A mis-
take it means collapse of the repub-
lican party.
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THE American Mutual Insurance
company of New Orleans has gone in
to liquidation.
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Young Fred. Egner has made q con-
fession of the whole crime which has
Mortified Cincinnati with its sickenipg
details of murder and cremation.
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SOME of the New York critics hold
that Mile. Albani's Lucia is far super
ior to that of Nine. Nilsson.
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Mr.. BRIsTow, secretary of the treas
ury, is declared by his friends to be in
favor of return to specie payment.
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LoNGsTREET has resigned from the
Louisiana returning board, and s'andi-
dge takes his place-an Improvement.
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ELASTIC glass is the last important
invention. 1t is French patent.
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THE SENATE.

From the Chicago Times.I
The terms of twenty-five senators expire
In March, 1870, and their successors have
bees elected, or will be, as follows:
ADMINISTRATION in Roman, opposition In
Italic,1
state. Senator whose Senator or Legisla.
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SELECTS next year.

SELECTS next year.
TFrom Saturdays Daily Herald.I
SCOOPED.
The Most UnItindest Cut of AII-Othel
los Occupation Tax Gone.
Money or Blood.
The eFIinty.Bearted Keeton Comes for
the Herald.
s'NaarI where he stands-A Warrant in
His Hands,"
Press writhing Under the Iron
Heel of Municipal Despotism.
We are Coming, Father CabeII, with
Twenty-Five Dollars More.
Ducats-OccupafiOn TaN-GecuDatiOn
Ta1-Ducats.
Aye, MY Lord, and That, TOO, ON Satur-
day-Can Such Things BE :?
Angels and Ministers of Grace, Defend
Us-Take any Shape but O-c-c-Ii-
p,a-t-i-O-n Teak and Hi
Speak "a Thee
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REcAPITULATror.

The senators holding over number: Ad-
minisiration, 80 (; opposition, l5. The new
senate will stand: Administration, a OPP
position, 20 total, %.
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TFrom Saturdays Daily Herald
SCOOPED.

Hung be the Heavens with Biacit-The
Press Writhing Under the Iron
Heel of Municipal DespOtism.
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Brown and Judge John NJ. Lea are tho
candidates for the senate in Tenncs-