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TROUBLE III the natural lut Of man
Bind, There N much Wisdom In he
following article from the Scientific
AmerIcmI entitled the
q 'BEgr MEDICINE ron TROUBLE
Dou't try "a qucnoh your sorrow IN
rum az narcotics, IL you begin lhla,
you NUT keep right on WIN II, III 1t
leads you ~ ruin; or II You Try 10 pause,
You must add ply p0In aud degra-
dallOn 40 HE sorrow seeiSt0 escape,
OF all Wreiohod men, his condition Is
the most piffll who, having sought To
drown his grief IN drink, awakos from
his dehnuclI With shattered nerves,
aching head aud depressed mind, to
face The trouble again. That which
was ~ first painful 10 contemplate,
VIII, after drink, seem unbearablP,
Ten 10 one The fatal drink viii be
again and again sought, til Its victim
sinks u hopeless, pltilul wreck.
Work syOu true remedy, II mir
fortune hits you hard, hit you some
thing else hard, pitch into something
with will. There's nothing like
good, solid, absorbiug, cxhaustlng
work to cure trouble. lfyou have met
with losses, you don't want to lie
awake thinking about them. You
want sweet, calm, sound sleep, aud TO
eat your dinner with appetite, But
you emit unless yon work. r. you say
you don't feel like work, aud ~ loollng
all day 20 tell Dick and Harry the
story ot your woes, you'll lie awake
and Keep your wife awake by tossing,
spoil her temper aud your own break
fast the next morning, aud begin to-
morrow by feeling ten times worse
than you do to-day. tl
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DALLAS COUNTY.

District Judge--H. Barxsdale, Dallas.
Criminal Court Judge-Silas Hare, Sher
man.
District Attorney-Ed. @. Bower, Dallas.
District and eX.offlciO County Clerk
Alexander HARDWOOD.
:, Deputy Clerks-R. j. Rawlins, Pierre NJ
Brown, William a. HARDWOOD,
Sheriif-James +. Barkley.
Tax Clerk-M. l.. Vermillion.
Deputy Sheriffs-J. NJ. Chapman Thomn,
:. Floyd, Thomas p. Scott, Beverly Scott
John Bowen.
Surveyor Roberr NJ. Cook.
Treasurer-Martin V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide lnspector-Thomas John.
son. FtW Hin 1T-' S''-r'-''
JUSTICES OF THE PRACE.
Precinct No, John d. Kerioot presiding
Precinct No. 2-wnlism A. George, Ian.
Precinct No. s--Charles Barker, Cedo,
Hill. O'""'
Precinct No. i-Thomas l.. Frank, Breck.
Precinct No. 6-Thomas D. Coates, scyene.
C0NSTABLEs.
Precinct No. IA. II. Hardin
Precinct No. I'M. NJ. Fondren.
Precinct No. 3-R. r. Barker.
Precinct No. Al. s. Floyd.
Precinct No. OIL. A. Fisher.
~ SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
Precinct No. l-William l.. Cabell. Dallas
Precinct No. 2-James II. Swindells. Ian.
caster. "'h
Precinct No. 3-Elam sharp.
Precinct No. 4-Thomas j, Nash.
Precinct No. S--Henrv q. Sweet, scyene,
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We hnvo the facilities aud ihe work
'ln6a ~ do M good work. and NJ ~
low. ralsp. m can W. done anywhere
aud we mcan 20 do y. Bring y"'n
pfine IoD work 10 THE DAILY HER'
AID orTIoE, eprpss of MAI" and
Lamar alreeis.
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Nal,rICE.

Job work ~ invariably pnyH-
bic OH delivery, and all tram
sicnt advertisements ut the
time they are handed In. Legal
advertisements must also be-
paid In adlyHnce. These rules
Will be STRICTLY observed.
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Franklin is selling inks nj
unprecedented low prices, as
also croquet and cl,ivairie sets,
gold pens. blank books. sta
tionery. etc., ETC., of which he
has large Quantities, by Tar the
largest stock i'm Dallas. r.4
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Willl paper aud crOqnei sets
nov AT EGalld, and for sale ai
low prices NJ Reed tT Eatlir0p's.
Elm street, opposite burDt dis
aHict.
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An elegant new ArIOn piano
for sale NJ cost and carriage,
which ~ St7S less than man
uihciures' price. This IN IL bar
gain mot ionnd every day.
PIERCE ~ LYLE.
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Members ofthe Trinity Base Bali club are
hereby requested 10 meet at the Commercial
hotel, on "Wednesday evening, at s o'ciock,
for the purpose OF transacting business of
Importance to them as men, as well as bal
tossefs. ~ an W. s. GARTER, s.
sr'ifif .pt ~ ~ President.
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.lollN W.. IANE.

Notary public and agent for
tIle collection Of claims at Aus
tin. Oigice al GastOn AZ Thomas
bank, mOrth side OF the public
square.
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iA WASHINGTON paper. says: awe
have the uest of reasons to believe that
the Capital has become greater favor
ito than ever with the fair sex since
lts change Of dress Last Sunday n
rlchly-uttired young lady was stepping
out OF st. Matthew's after II o'clock
church, when an energetic newsboy
dashed up nom the curbstonc, and
hOwlcd III her aihigh,cd ear. 'Hyar's
yer Sunday morning CjW-cetWl"
Great heavens! jane shrieked the
Ginting damsol toaher companions, rs
she crooked her neck like II gozelc in
the direction Of her panier--'Great
heavens! are they falling out?'n
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NSpTlGlE.

All accounts due the aHeTltIG
Office up 10 July lst. instant.
must be paid NJ once.
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TIiE intellect Of woman, according
20 the Dean of Chester, Is not inferior
by any means to that of the other sex.
In n recent speech made by that digni-
tary lac quoted the opinion of the eX-
amlncr Of Latin ut certain collegiate
schools IN England, TO the effect that,
comparing the girls with the boys who
had been studying during the same
time, he would givea verdict decidedly
In favor Of the girls ' t""
The tendency of modern inquiry, ac-
c0rding to the New York Herald, "is
to show concusively that the long ac-
Gepted theory that sex affects the
mind, aud that men are inherently
more intellectual than woman, is erro-
nc0us. When we give women the
same opportunities in modern society
thatwegive men, in the way ofindustry
and education, what X called the w0-
man question will settle itself.n
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NOTICE.

no accounts against employees In thr
Hcgaid once VIII be allowed Ia sett O.
nents with the 0illcc unless GA order
from the Pr0pidctarfs giveil shf
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voluntarily broke H. II strikes rs ~
AN Interesting point 10 those engaged
Ia the admiralty courts, and onowhioh
does not often occur,
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For Mnsons se,i.sea,ng rrut Jars,

Porcelain lined tops Uhc best In usol, ant
iclly glf@es, 20 10 A. NJ. FR llNDB,
RoScntlNl's old stand, corner OF Main m,
Lamar streets. al u.U fsgupilm
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Lost,

On Friday Afternoon, ut the iair ground, II
pocket pass book, which the finder win con-
fer n favor by returning to me at the Herald
office. W, W. BASYE.
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THE Dnlms Agricultural and Mechanical
Gift Association hns two drawings cnch day
~ .l2 ", hnil dP.M
WHIrAKER 4 WILKINSON,
ieAdBni MniatcrS.
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PIoTugiE FRAMES

Made 10 order, aud glass furn'
ished al IranAlin's hook store,
AAain street, next door to Cone
nor a. Walker.
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When In the flush of health, we scorn all
vice; but when stricken by disease, must We
turn away merely ON account OF having
heard such words before? MOI Let all whC
suffer from diseases of the lungs and throat
remember that Pectoral Balm Will relieve
all and cure the majority of eases. For sal,
by all druggists! ra..e
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Three good dwelling houses " rent. Also
II small office, opposite Leonard Bros.
lO6dtf SrEAGALL " co.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
CORGEsT RAILROAD TIME

Can always be- found ut j. NJ, Grams, ON
Main street. Also, dod and silver Watches
that WILL kEWP m
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xnTIcr ro IAnyEnTraEns.

gcseafteraii biris for nd vcrtiscn,ents
In this paper VIII bccciiectcd monthly,
uIlIcss otherwise specified In contracts.
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hBiVNA ShNNAo.
Manila bags tnd wrapping pii-
per for sale low 10 Ihc trade
~ REED ~ EATl1lsOa'S.
l21dig Elm street.
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a. ~. Steagall, Notary Pnb
Tic, ONCE opposite Adams Il
AeOuari'E bank.
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DAIRY DRAw.No

OF the Dallas Agricultural and Mechanical
ON Association. The following figures wer,
diawn yesterday evening, at six O'clock, in
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.;
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clin and onllnl, Arrln.

In sums % suit Taxpayers, At Dallas County
bank, ladlm
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instantaneous cure for neuralgia.
II. G. HOSKlNS,
Wdly Agent for Dallas.
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Drawn In presence OF John ". Lane. No
tary Public.
WHITAKER & WILKINSON,
~ Managers,
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School and Sunday school
bOOlss.g al catalogue prices, III
ErankiGn's book store.
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Music Bound in the Latest
10 II Y IL al
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Old Books, Magazines, Etc

HERALD OFFICE.
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Old p,Dsr for sal. at hi. ome..
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The latest styles OF Mole PA
pers, with or without mODO-
gram, in legal IN bon tom folds.
with bar0ninl envelopes 10
match ian size and tint. All al
PIERCE ~ EYRE'S.
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Trouble III the nntura. lut Of man
Kind There N much Wisdom In he
following article from the Scientific
American, entitled the
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fFrom the Weatherford Times.

Inotice in the Dallas Daily Com
merclal, of the ,twenty-third instant, 4
highly infiamed and wildly depicted
article, relative to the late tragic occurs
renee which terminated IN the Killing
ofone MIR. Shire, by Charley Gentry,
both passengers on tho stage coming
from Jacksboro to Weatherford, mt the
time the fatal rencounter occurred. In
this article find that u collision is
imputed to the stage driver, Mr.. Charles
Layton, with Mr.. Gentry in this affair,
which, from what ! can ascertain is
very unjust to Mr.. Layton.
Mr.. Layton has been in the employ
of the stage company for several years,
and though ] know stage drivers rs a
rule are not exalted in public estima-
ton, yeti do know that Charles Lay
ton Is entitled to the respect which Is
due to an integrity of principle which
has not heretofore been assailed, 80 Mr..
Layton has at all times, while in the
employ Of the stage company, enjoyed
their fullest confidence, and has never
violated any trust which has been con-
fided to his keeping. The public are
requested not to judge him from the
distorted dictations Of a painted Jeze-
bel" who has neither virtue, honor or
principle at stake. hto wWgaG
j. G. HAYS, Stage Agent.
March 2G, 1874.
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The Murder of Mr.. Shire.

Mr.. Conrad Shire, who WAS muir
dered on the stage from Jacksboro to
Weatherford, last week, was the beef
contractor at Forts Griffin, Richardson
and Gibson. His partner, Mr.. Stanley
Cooper, in a letter, to the Sherman
Patriot, gives the following additional
particulars: ,e
AS soon as / learned of the
occurrence, sent spring wagon and
some men to the scene of the murder,
to bring up the body. They, returned
at daylight yesterday, and we had Mr..
Shire's body decently inferred in the
cemetery. THE event has aroused the
deepest excitement In the community,
and petition, numeronsly signed,
has gone forward to Governor Coke,
asking him to offer . reward Tor
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Pine Land, Urine Land T!

2Oi2l5 acres of the best pine land, in Rusk
county, three miles south Of the Texas and
Pacific railroad, and six miles north of the
International railroad. Over 100000 worth
of lumber on it, headlight Of Bailey Amier-'
son, and ispateuted with chain of title per-
feet. A SMALL comfortable improvement,
out buildings, etc. will sell all or any part
of it at u lower figure than any land of equal
situation and advantages can be bought in
that section Of country. Any one DESTROYS OF
seeing ttocanQdp so by calliiisiohG. B. Kils'
gore, Esq, at Kilgore, International road,
who will give all information wanted, or to
Colonel q. w. Baylor, of Dallas my agent
to sell.
40dlm WIN, :. ANDERSON. =
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the apprehension Of the murderer.
Gentry and Shire had never met until
the morning they left herein the stage;
and, rs the driver aud two women.who
were on the stage have hot yet been
examined, but little Is known ,pl the
cause az any)oftlie killing, MrSShfr
was law-abldlng, quiet, peaceable
and lnollenslve man; Gentry, q desper-
ate and lawless man, and probably nn-
der the influence Of liquor at the time,
Whatever the circumstances of the
killing, one fact remains, and that ~,
that another good man has been cut OIL
in the midst of his useful life by the
bullet Of n rutlian.
The Patriot adds;
We learn from Deputy Sheriff VSu-
lahan that Gentry, who Killed mr..
Shire, the beef contractor, near Jacks
boro, II few days ago, on the El Paso
stage, coming from that placeto Dallas,
was here last spring engaged IN The
bunko swindllng business. He says
he is n very bad character, and ready
for any scheme of villainy or robbery.
IL is TO be hoped that he will be cargh
and justice melted ont OHM, An acc
count OF this bold murder and robbery
will be found in this issue, from friend
at Jacksboro. r4ar
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Refusal OF The Railroad Strikers
to Compromise.
The Military ordered TO Protect
the Running OF Trains.
The Mayor OF Cincinnati Pro.
hiblts Street Praying.

GALVESTON, March 30.--The News
special from Austin says that the fol-
lowing petitions and memorials were
introduced in the senate:
BY Mr.. Joseph: The petition of the
heirs of Il. Hunt; the petition of Lor-
ence de Lavala; also S,W. MIGRANTS,
also l.. A. ID. Wells.
The following reports from commit
tees were made: ...
BY Mr.. Erath; From the committee
on private land claims, recommending
the passage of an act requiring the
commissioner Of the general and Office
to issue patents for certain lands in
San Augustine county.
BY Mr.. Flanagan: From the print
ing committee recommending the pas
sage of the house bill making appro-
priations for the printing Of the re-
ports of the departments.
BY Mr.. Westfall; From the COM
mittee on education recommending the
passage of an act to make an appro-
priation to complete the buildings of
the agricultural and mechanical college
ofTexas and recommending adverse
ly on an act to incorporate the trus-
tees of the Jewett academy, because it
is in violation of the constitutional
amendments.
By Mr.. Baker: From the finance
committee, recommending the adop-
ton of the house concurrent resOlu-
ton to raise committee to examine
the bureau of tax rolls in the comp
troller's office and reporting adversely
on the memorial Of A. r. Crow and
others, sureties ofAnderson Boggs, as
SCISSOR of Rusll county.
BY Mr.. Dwyer: From the confer
ence committee, on the difference be-
tween the two houses on the act regu-
lating proceedings in the supreme.
court, and recommending that the
house concur in the senate amendment
making the Washington county bus
mess returnable to Austin instead of
to Galveston.
LONDON, March S0.--The queen re-
viewed the Ashantee troops and feeds
them. General Wolsey gets q baron
etcy and the garter. nH e
SUsouEHANNA, March 30.-One thou
sand more troops from Philadelphia
have arrived at Carbonate, EN- route
for this place, and are expected to
arrive at halfpast9 O'clock Tomorrow.
If the strikers, at. their meeting at A.
NJ. decline the proposals made them by
the county sheriff, he will at once re-
sort to force. ..f.-s
9:15 A. M.-The strikers have met
and voted on Nice President Clark's
proposals, and almost unanimously
rejected them. The vote stood, no 476;
yes, IL. '-@
1926 A. M.-Vice President Clarke,
met the committee of the strikers and
refused to make any further conces-
sions. The military will now be called
upon to protect the road, as the COM
pany intend to start their trains of all
kinds.
CINCINNATI, March 30.--The wo-
mems temperance league have received
Mayor Johnson's proclamation forbid
ding street praying before the saloons,
but have not indicated their future
policy.
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special uISputCu W tuc b"iAuS
.,.,.t. '4l-------- }aI al
GALVESTON, March 39.-Cotton firm.
Good ordinary, l4ac; middling, lie. Y,
Hides--Receipts continue light. Prices
firm and unchanged. AH" i'-'''
Gold l29. -
New York, March 90-Cotton mac
tive, and buyers and sellers apart.
Middling Orleans, 17ic; middling Ala
bama, lie; middling uplands, 1899; low
middling, 155c; strict good ordinary,
l5lc; good ordinary, l4lq;crdinary, l23c.'
Exchange quiet and steady at "a So
@sSs; sixty days, s4@s5i commercial,
sixty days! Sl1@sds. g Gold opened at
l2a, and closed at 13l. l2us J,9eIa
New ORLEANS, March 3O.-Cotto2n
very quiet. Middlipg uplands, l6lc;
some sales &c off; other grades IN
changed. 1911 lsa 1h~ 'l'"'h''
Exchange 42@43; bank 443@462.
Sight par. Gold 12s@l3I.
LIVERPOOL. March @.--Cotton easier.
Uplands, s2d Orleans, si@ssd. Sales
10000 bales; for speculation and eS-
port 1000 bales.
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TELRGRApHIC MARKETS.

.T9aEGIF li7--, 0hh I !.
Special dispatch to the Dallas Herald.l
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IirnlA.

DALI HUTCHINSON 4 co; S Rosenthnl n
ID 90; Squire 4 rartingrons n ,Nafifiner,
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining uncalled for in the Dallas post
Office on Monday, Maroh3o. Those Of them
remaining uncalled for at the end of four
weeks will be sent to the dead Letter office
Parties calling for the same WIN please suy
"advertised" March 30.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
POLITICAL NOTES.

Congressman Hawley of the With nlno.
District has been defeated in the Republican nominating
Convention which chose Gen. Thomas J. Henderson
his Gen. Henderson is highly spoken Of
man OF ability aud integrity.
There will be lively work in the next Con.
gress II certain Georgia candidate is elected. He s
described In this way by The Atlanta Herald: "He 10
well formed and highly impregnated with nervous gan
ga he has mysterious sunset somber about his faces
his eyes have dreamy sparklness that enchants like
amuets and his entire organization consists OF deli
cate telegrarhc network that transmits the
fluid like lightning throughout his whole system" He
would make useful Chairman for the Special COMMITTEES
Postal Telegraphy.
All of the present Michigan Congressman, who
are without exception Republicans.
mated or the nine thus put before the people for
reelection, only two Messrs waldron and willard have
been consistently opposed TO imitation This is queer
way for the Republicans OF Michigan to carry out the
resolution OF their State Convention demanding re-
sumption OF specie payments " at the earliest pract
cable day" All but two OF the nine have only
served term In Congress- The two old members
present vastly different records Mr.. wadron OF the
lid District returned his back and perssterty
posed imitation Mr.. Conger OF the With District
his back pay and favored initiation The first gentleman
ought by all to be aud the second ought
by all means 70 be retired together with his Imitation
associates.
One of Senator Carpenters plans for con.
Quoting his " yindicaung" campaign In Wisconsin, has
met an early death lie proposed 10 have the presens
Congressional delegation from the Stse returned un
broken for the purpose OF showing that the party was
satisfied with the record OF Its Representatives II they
were all returned, 10 would DO good reason why Sea-
ator Carpenter should back slso But alas for the
OF che plan, OF the very nrst Congress
siona Conventions, Mr. Carpenter was given 10 under
stand that no was not the Republican party OF
Wisconsin. In the lid District Mr.. Hazslton, the
present Incumbent. defeated, and Mr.. l.. b. Cas-
WELL not noted for fonduess for Dir, Carpenter,
WAS nominated In his place As the AFFAIR took place
is more noteworthy. .aL
New-York tribune., 1874-09-09
gnoer 10 Aopertleemenls.


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sTEAMBOATs AND RAILROADs-Third Page-5th and 9th
columns
STEAMERS. OCgAS-Third Page-6th column.
STATIoNERY-SiIh Page-6jh column.
SUMMER HETREATs-Serenh Pdge-3d column.
TEAClIEhs-SiIih Fdge-G.h column.
10 LII, CRY PRoFERTY-Third Pd1e-4th and 9th COL
umus; BEOOKLNN-I THIRD PQge-5th column; COUNTRY
To WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERN-Second Pdge-2d column.