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nnANnITrln SHERIDAN.

The course Of General Sheridan VIII
surprise no one who IL familiar Win
that officers yandal-lIkc desolOtlon OF
the valley Of Virginia during the war,
his determination Of helpless Indians
dying with smallpox, and his dlssoule,
tyrannical career In New Orleans,
when lac first "struckp New Orleans
some years ago.
lilo In made Of Just that coarse, com
mon material that ambitious men use
In subverting liberty. There isa vul-
gar feroolty about the man that challa
at all decency and dignity, aud gloala
over the opportunity Of exhibiting his
rulllanism and power on all occasions
His mania a potu rawlings about "assas-
sination" will serve only to make him
ridiculous In the eyes Of sober-mindod,
thinking people.
His mondacious dispatches bear all
the err marks Of having been either
prompted from Washington or manu-
featured out Of whole cloth 10y some
one of the valiant Kcllogg's gang. Ills
assertions and charges against the 10y
atty of the people Of Louisiana are alb
solutely false, and General Sheridan
and the creatures whose dirty work h'
is doing, knew them to be false nj thu
time. They will not weigh n feather
in the minds of the American peopl,
in making up their verdict M to hl'
conduct. He has out Heroded Herod
and richly deserves being court mar
tailed and dismissed from the service
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pfemisfs Congress has Ne plain duty 10
perform aul hppeoWe will mold Them
responsible II .iheY prove reerfaul ~
their trusts, apd permit the president
10 40 any farther Thisis $40 iiMe for
pany policy, It's . tine fpr aelion'
nol words, aud congress will be equal
ly criminal with Grant II another drop
NJ blood Is sled Ia louisiana
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.sSTAND LIKE THE ANVIL

The bearing of the people of New
Orleans under the oppression, insult
and indignity heaped upon them Is
noble, patient, heroic. Conscious of the
justice of their cause, never despairng
Of the republic, they pursue the calm,
even tenor of their way with the de-
termination not to permit their enc
mics to provoke them into extreme
measures, and thus have an excuse for
continued and additional degradation.
The report of the board of underwri-
ters, as well as the eloqenta protest OF
Archbishop Perche, Bishop Wilmer,
Bishop Keener and other eminent
church dignitares, breathes the spirit
ola Continental document. They nre full
of the spirit of 1873, which, though it
has lain dormant almost for hundred
years, still lives with "wouted firesn in
their breasts. From one end of the
country to the other patriots will read
with a thrill of shame and rage of how
Louisiana is writing under the heel OF
despotism, and the great heart of the
people will beat responsive with SYM
pathy for their suffering fellow-coul.-
trymen. The cause of Louisiana is
the cause now of twenty-seven dem
Ocratic states, and Grant must either
crush out all liberty or be overwhelmed
by the righteous Indignation of an of.
Tended nation, and hurled heallong
from power. Congress must act, and
that at once. This thing should not be
tolerated another hour--another day.
The country demands the impeach.
ment Of U. S. Grant for high crimes
and misdemeanors against the liber.
ties of the republic.
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DoEs "Banditti" Sheridan remember
the curslng Robert Metealfe Of Wash
inglon county, Texas, gave him ~
Oregon when he was lieutenant, ana
how no refused 10 fight because Met
oalfe was only an Indian agent ana
oltlzon9 Robert says hIs only regret ID
that he did not wear him out against
the ground At the time, lie wal
"afraldp then, II he II not now,
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WHAT II CONGRESS- GOING To DO
ABOUT 1T?


Congress just now occupies very
responsible and embarrassing position.
The assembled wisdom of 1.-THE ma
ton" is in an ugly predicament. Grant
is going too fast even for congress in
his reconstruction policy. Even the
New York Times Is alarmed and in
dignant. The president has taken the
bit between his teeth, and congress
either can't or won't hold him. The
truth is, that congress is afraid OF
Grant. They see that he is going be-
yond his authority or prerogative, aud
realize that he will kill his party in
his blind fury. Nothing is done but a lit
tie mild investigating for appearance
sake, with an occasional isolated pro-
test from some man like Thurman, of
Ohio, or Hale, of Maine. This IL all
that Is heard within the quiet doors of
the capitol when q storm is brewing
outside, and We ere almost ON the
brink of either revolution or civil
war.
Meantime the millions of voters who
made themselves heard in the last
election and by their votes expressed
their condemnation of Grant, have
their eyes riveted upon congress, aud
expect that body to interfere, and by
making stand, check the president
In his madness and folly from bringing
about any more bloodshed. Because
he is Of their party, will not relieve
congress from its responsibility in the
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TEXAS NEWS.

The small pox prevails ut Wisman,
this state.
The Galveston term of the supreme
court began on the lth instant.
NJ. l.. Merrick, an old citizen Of San
Antonio, died on the 23d OF December.
Masons going to the grand lodge
meeting in Galveston, in February,
will be charged only hall fare.
Three and half per cent was the
last dividend declared by the Home
Insurance and Banking company of
Galveston.
Night robberies have become very
common in Austin, and the police are
on the alert.
The Indians have been stealing stock
near Fort Clark. Since August last
they have taken lightweight head of
horses from Adams, Collins g. Co.
The directors of the Austin street
railway have decided to extend their
track to the freight depot, a distance OF
half mile, and the work will be COM
menced ut once. The line will proba.
lily be extended also to the Harvey
place or lunatic asylum. y&
The following are the democratic
nominations for municipal officers in
San Antonio: For mayor w. b.
Knox recorder, j. M. Clarez; city
collector, Thomas "A. Dryer; city en-
gineer, G. Freisleben; city treasurer,
II. l.. Berg city attorney, d. G. Rob-
inson; street commissioner, James
Daffey.
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~ 3spSS ets . Igts6gsSSM
a mild apcrient aud GEM

a mild npcrient aud gentle purs,
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vented The testiof muny yeam have pny
en- them 10 be the Safest surest nnd boaM
all the pills ever offered TO the public. Thev
parity the blood, remove all corruplon,and
restore the diseased system TO perfect health
A. am Antidote 10 Chiiis and Fever bev
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specific. For Sick Headache and M.
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tlOn of inc Heart, Pain 10 ihc Slae
HRCh ANA LOins, Nervousness, poslllye
remedy. For remac Irregularities.
W.thOu; II rivai. when one docs moi aGel
very weil,"a single dose stimulates lhoaom.
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impHrls Yigorto the system. Sold every,
where Office, Is Murray street, New York.
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opsNEoNs OF TIE PRESS.

CUeTIS ON "MAEHooD. There is no mem.
Der % society by whom this book viii mol De
found useful, whether lie be parent. preeep'or
or clergy mani London Times.
CURTIS ON 'MAEuooD This brook should
be read 10y the young for instruction, ana py
the afflicted tor relief; it will injnre no one
i New York Herald.
Price 80 cents by mail. Address the autnoI'
DR.. Curtis. No. . Rampant street, New UT
leans, Louisiana.
n. B.-Dr. Curtis begs TO inform his ieSi,
patients that he can be consulted ohiy az u.
No. Rampant street, New orleans, ana tns'
he Will positively not visit Galveston pIO'
fessionaily, this season. 24d2m9wzu
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In was rumored, yesterday that
some Galveston house had sent up ~
advertisement 10 the HERALD, but the
report IL without foundation Calves
ton doesn't want any Of the trade Of
north Texas,
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RAlLF0ADs,
CIr,A.rICaIl coIT' I'I glsnai.
TppAkE EFFkuT
FRIDAY, JUNE b, 1874.
TnE GALVESTON,
Houston and Henderson
RAILROAD.
RluTOADs
TLgoo Daily panaeager qrals.

Ieayo Galveston GtGlO am aud arrive a.
Houston NJ hhlum,
Leave Galveston ~ lH0p ~ md arrive a.
Houston Ht 600 y "a,
Leave Galveston 90 $50 = M and arrive ~
Houston no htOp IA,
Leave il1uat0i NJ Oil5 u "a ana arrive 1T
Galveston a U.Nl ul
LpHVe Houston iu,uUr IN ana an I've nt dnl'
weston NJ 2lHl y m,
Leave Houston az sS6 , m md arrive at
Galveston Ht lli8Op M,
On SUNDAY b, passenger train leaves Calves
ton nj IO;Ol m, Leaves Houston ~ 300 u ~,
Ihe $50 IA train from Galveston oopieoia
NJ harrisburg with the Galveston, Harris
burg Und Kan Antonio railway, Comets NJ
Houston win tho Houston and Texas Con-
trnl Nllroud
Tho 800 - m express from Galveston con.
meets with ihN INdhtuu and lrSpA Central
railway
The 900 - NJ express from Galveston con-
nocts with tho International aud Great
Northern railroad NJ lious'un pt0 " m,
TnD lUNO "a VA train iun Houston arrives AZ
Galveston NJ $50 y in, Connects with the
Moran Bturiuors,
Ticket oincca, lW (Nmopt street, Calves
ton, md a. tho doppt'
Communication tirkcts 20 local points, one
thousand ana Ave huidfel iuile tickets, can
be purchased ~ the ,ckct one Of this COM
pany or from GalvWtun ticl,ct Office.
u. A.. Ms OTIS, superintendent.
II. u. ANDktWS General Ticket agent,
ii0dtf
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Large Svo. $50 pp., Illustrated, $3.50.
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

The public free school which has been In
progress i'm the German church ON Live Oak
Street. under my superintendent, having
closed its session, pr pose. on January 4th,
TO I'ecommence the school by subscription
The primary classes will be in charge of an
experienced and efficient lady teacher. Tu-
academic, including bookkeeping and PIT
manssystcm of photography, 81. Payments
-0ne-hnlf monthly, In advance, and one
half al end Of month.
21adlw j. A. BASYE.
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Dr. w. BILLIE

SA4A,
4 fitlNNtn ofth. Tn.rr.u.
Nh liriuiHrIi .lfn..r, w ~ C0t..i
NNihf N lunupa t.t %. l,'i Nt
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.ilf tti'Hi I.aM 'Nf eHlal,li
SOW pI}IilAs.
Having Deem munr ~ IA,
.l.itf iinHpi.Hlan. au1frt
N.A iii.Ht Ht audi l0.. .IiNN, A.ttN
" li'fll.r. .nNllia H..N lHflf
uniufs al aU ..i,,,i ,.iNNHA lu4tlttaiai By.
mani tnsn,n "t'I',. Ni .Fnsl mi tt ~ NJ.
,'re'.rl Xxx n,nnl hh hAs 10 hlt ", lltl.
Ntlt .niltu riaritd d g't.. iN Ncae.s
t'3 lNN neon lllni Hnl aI t,N rfaF ~
Nfil WY httN Httpnirtd 0t if N lfttl
t.NH.'A NNN fnf fIlUfrd .,.
n,,'ir 'l H., llng llteise we iei'lr,
e.se H.. iNiH tNiirl rn uE hIIl lsiH. hi
restoIed u,e fntne,HtW iAr'hni0i nv ifl
WIN y w llnnlili and Figor M ,plnaeh. nv
Nlln ltlNllA ~ person dup, to,ds we laieli
tu'niill wv XIV, ihpmeui he al VIVA HsL
unlpr Pr iiilleh care. WV FNffi hlles,
ptiI wy NiNlintht nl ladiesi H..
stiiinri, a, fr,'a,'i W, itlQNHed. and A M
OtnH(RN ~" tlulnhA, INK, llalJ
lnilli OF any other disease II rtlniApsis
ilpNlN ~ elsllii SHOULD moi hii nv l,ai W tlt
hhlei ~ lheN viii luinklv Nual 0R M
nsrf,cs, "bb XXX ana hllimdlels mt,l,,slei Y
"a i'is,e.Asts ~ ne lENlT0,llpIN,u,
va ~ hha CArphiC diseases NHAni OR,
llhlp y spNflnlig, and this MA Mllh NJ,
lils nov irosI@tnt"' '' q0oRlyoy8lcdS@s1 \,
bupllVp anu nervous debnlty 4,
YOUNG ~ lulnlgly aud Telman. Ola o.
N.Y. lull luWfr restored, Hn man VIZ euhl
hhu no young man loo dobiiGN n lpl ad
t rlat,,o n9 ehu'ely nylgoated IN NJ 'tsal D
Dr hllle has resided for vea,s ia.
ehha' lae4dnfkgd by The meileai NV o.
lRelel ana by his skill and t, n,u IAgnB
uplAll,d Rltnl felulnli0n as !, hsi
~ lillle wishes 10 0nli pariin,, 7 \ plAla
hllh new discovery, by whleh NNRlllhllm
uAAR,igN,Hlns g fow drops Of blood. y" M " olI
t " lheie = amy sYphilitio o,iaNA ll,oli
nlueui Wllloli 10 uf me greatesi NAV v Ne
~ lhv poison can lay Qulel In Xxx hlAAar,
yuhlh, uloll 10 brcnk Out wlth nil n" ,pll "a
Ahu no person who ever has veneIls, Wees
tlMnh can Do sure that no Is eur,d ,,i,i,A lli'
ms NAhinlhed by DR., Hillp. H'HlpAl De-
plsehhrh OF The lungs, heart undLn
q1iehR lglleYud nnd finally oufed "lAtlf
lr bllle han permanently Ios",oo
corner Of MARKET aud fremont si nDg ~ lAe
9lHs0ns book hlGro, 'N'eN, 11g
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DALLAS, TEXAS,
FRIDAY MORNING, AsuAM s

GALL Of us endorse you,' says helk'
nap 10 Sheridan, SIN threatened
with assassination by bandlllli' says
Sheridan, "but by my yalor J fear
notn Who's afraldP
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SHERIDAN calls gentlemen "ban'
dIul,u one drop Of whose persplTallol'
is worth all the blood Of such q mill
tary upslart and shoulder strapped
uifIian,
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The undersigned having been appointed
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Esq, ceasei, all parties having claims
against said estate are requested to present
them 10 me. q. ". GRAIN,
Master of Transportation, Administrator
Texas and Pacific railway oflice. 279llw
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Eclectic and Specially Physician

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NOTICE.

nN AND AFTER THE lsr DAY or FEB.
" runry, 1870 the firms of Clark, Bryan q
Blake aud Bryan Brothers viii be- merged In.
TO one, under the name aud style of Clark
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MIslELLAAEhdS.
DIR. 6, LlLANE'S
CELEHHNTED
LIVER PILLS,
TORTna CURE OF
LIVER COMPLAINT,
pYsPEPslA AND SICK HEADACHE,
symptoms of a Diseased Liver,


DAM in the rilht SIDE, under the
i edge OF lhe ribs, increase on pres
snrei sometimes The pain 10 IN Che
len sidej the patient Is rarely able
10 lie on the lelJ sldeI sometimes
the pain Is iell under The shoulder
blade, and IL frequently extends 70
the TOP Of the shoulder, and Is some
times mistaken for rheumatism IN
the arm. The stomach 10 affected
with loss Of appetite and sickness
the bowels in general arc eostlye,
sometimes alternative with laxj the
head Is troubled with pain, accom-
panied with q dull, heavy sensation
IN the back part, There Is generally
q considerable loss Of memory, ae'
opmpanied with a painful sensation
Of having left Wndone something
which ought 10 have been done. A
slight. dry cough Ia sometimes an at.
tendant, The patient complains Of
WEAKNESS and debillyI he Is easily
Harled. hls feet arc cold or burning.
md he complains Of a Priekly sensa.
ton Of the fbnI biz spirits are low
AID glhNudGh he Is satisfied thar eSer,
Gle would bc beneficial to him, YET
be can scarcely summon up iorIitude
enough to lry Il, In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy, Several Of the
above symptoms attend the diaeasc,
but cases have occurred where few
Of them existed, yet examination of
thc body, after death, has shown the
LIVER 70 have been extensively DC.
ranged.
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DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE
is easily applied, impartsa beautiful black
or brown, and acts like mayic The besh
the world, Sold by all druggists PrIcconc
dollar box.
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AGuE AND FEVER.

DR, {, M'LANE's LIVER Puts. IN
cAsm oP AovG AND FEvER, when
taken with Quinine, arc productive
OF the most happy results. No better
eatharlic can be used, preparatory to
or after taking Quinlne. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease 10 give them a FAIR TRIAL.
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] II accordance with the provisions Of
I deed OF trust made to the under
signed by CEEs. &. Campbell and his
wife Levisa. bearing date the 18th day
of May, 1870. and to- secure the pay
ment Of three notes for S8l5.l0 each,
bearing even date with said deed of
trust, payable to Stout, Mills & Tenn
Die or order, with interest, we will Of
fer for sale at public auction, on Sat
urday the 18th day of September, 1873
from the front porch of the Virginia
Hotel. in the the town of GOOdson,
Washington county, Virginia, the
mill property situated in the qaid town
of Goodson, and known as Campbells
Mil. c0naistiL. of MilI-HOuse, with
all its fixtures AMI machinery, inclu-
ding Turbine Water-W heel and other
machinery bought of the said Stout,
Mills q Temple, the water privileges
and land necessary for the proper use
aud operation Of the said mill proper
" The said sale made to pay the
said three notes, with their interest,
and the costs of the sale,
TERMS OFSALE-CASH In Hand.
This is one of the most valuable pie
ces Of mill property in Southwest Va,
and being Immediately on the border OF
Tennessee gives it additional advan
tages. Persons wishing to examine
the property can do so by calling on
York Jc Fulkersou, |. &. Fowler, or
Chas G. Campbell, Esq.
STOUT, MILLS & TEMPLE,
Assignces.
July 6.-tds.