davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-09-13
n. u 70. Bb. Die 3dins,etdben. soman BON q
M. bafldnoer.
20. ". 30. Bb. I'm sSepter unn &rrneu. 3titro.
man BON Oregon Samarotp.

n. u 70. Hb. Die Rains,etden. Eoman BON a
20. v. 30. BIB. I'm s3epter une &rpneu. Retro,
man pom Oregon Samaron.
Ser glpro : @meritaniihe 9pluetidet
ul0
lnfeblbare &atDseber
fir Ginmanberer uno @ingewanosrte.
eutbaIt cine tnri ssfaBte nno fir Seoerrhann oertdnt'
libe
.@rami1ldttf Der en9ltlfen 9prade;
nebil Nuleitiue in iurjer 3eit
pbne 2ebrer crgliib ~fpredben unc fdbrsiben 10
1erueu;
auBerben cine
p~ouftdnbtse Nu fteriam mInng
Son Srisi.n, stsdnunaen, 6uittungem, GOniratten
gsshleln, Mn%eillaieei!; 3eitunss.AnaoHeen
BtihGftstarten &c.
G%teben;ebnte Mnfase.
Dappoedel s%ebunoeu. so Gslts, nit 9eber . Rii6en,
80 Gents.
Die Contribution Der Ser. Staaten,
Hebit erlautsranssn unO ssidiatli&er GinIsituus
Sur ~ipesieuen Benusuu9 fir
Gintpanoerer unb Sbulen.
Bearbeitet bon SnIius Setn.
9ritte Mufase.
@sbunosn, 80 Gents. Gartouirt. IS G'nn
9ebibt e
A Don
2nbtpia l1blamb.
z75 seii.n Son., brpy6irt, 100. Glssent ssbunSss
NIT gsIhsreiune, $1.5O.
Ser ainerifaniihe. Taiteten=Y Bidder
uoer
Gnfructioe @ntpeifMn9
iur Mnfsrtiouus auer Mrtem
Bafteten, Sorten unb Gierrabnle,
BON o ito Sriebrt9, prattiI1er paiteten . Bidder.
NtreiA IL SsntA.
, 1875-09-13
&einea faltem Branb!
&eine manlfperre mebr ~
WiQiam &ramer'S 0eiIbhafer.

patentirt am 10. Ilai 1870.
Die Nirfune btess YFaasrs Ia bspuneerunstrassis
70 eriairt ittn Vfafer, wel6ss biefts abririft.
Dur6 iaprelaness @rprpbsn fam Id piefes DRsnn
ais elm Observation-Disclosures e%nnpfeblsu.
8ami!isnrdter, 5dbrtibsfser, ipwte ale Nrbtiter fsutta
IS tets i'm 3auje unb In Der aDerffdtte ~psrrdtbis batter.
0te Wtrtuns ii cine nberraf&snbe; man brautt wspr
drstIi&t 9ulfe ju r~eauirtren, NOD bat man. bet f~ofpruen
gnpenbuns, einen Werluf an 4rStitsaeit ~ befur&sx.
ndeftsfaen altem Oeibpnre Son aan, ~bsisassrsr
Ntrfuns IL 60 bet StbuAs, Sieb 9tidb., @dnrn.,
Big. nnb Gnetfebmuncen; b Gltmmen Brhken.
umlauf. olutseid,mnren, FINITE bet @erwuuVans
ard rpi!9 Wa9el eibt Is tetn befsres Nttttel.
sn SuDneraM9en ffilt 90 nidt nur ben Sdmerj 10.
f,r, fonosra befsntst ~tisf,Iben bel einsm 1.trau~s pom
''n. 10 Iaetu eanjltb.
.5arp.
oopeis per Dor ntbf @ebraudsanweifuns so Esnts.
ptshaben tn alea W%pptbeten, ionic an Der @taarven.
Wtldn o rim. 3Wt7ms:
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Geimatb un0 TremOe.

Romane unb @raablunsen IN groB Spo. Gor'
mat elegant b~rodirt.
Hreis prs Hann SO 4enfs. @ebunesn In &ein'
wann pro BaHn IS Gems.
, 1875-09-13
), Gin bemerfcnSnertbeS Sud!"
artbur's lestes nno sr6Btes.
@efubr!!!

ooer: SeripnIIoetta DEM SodlS ellles Srenl0eS.
Dieies pptleneetfte 9Berf bieies Btteransn Der
lmerifanilden Alteratur bat ais Yorpurj einen De.
Soltes beriibrt uno 9iebt einen i6redliben ueberblid
iiber llebel, pelGes es ~blositelt. Muferpreentlicb
%ipannenc unb aufresene, ,piro es bon Maen nit
buncen. gBir itno entitloHsn, oas BUD in isSer ia.
mile bs 9anoes ein3ufibren unb oiferiren nod ME
ba9epefene Sprtbeile allen mdnnliben unh peiblis
den SublcribentenIammlern. gpir oerlaneen iiberau
Msenten uno ibiden gratis auf Yerlansen Bebinsun.
9ei unb belbreibenbe Girculare. 6. N. Gtptbar.
n. Co., 1893 Gbeitnut Str, Dbla. 4g42m3=
, 1875-09-13
Naemtem perlamat III sGs 10 s am

~fauisnbe Bud. tpel6es je ~pablieirf morosn. Dian Iaiis
It) 9rpbeieiten fomlntil uno unIere Grtra .8ebin9um-
gen iar Msenten. National Publishing
Co., philadelphia, DO. 4tp17m3[
, 1875-09-13
Rbntel. Sa6ff@e,
9er5oaI. d

V1WUI
@ewinnbrinsenoe St( tS'Yapiere.
y. 8. Dor A271. Dett.. ". Co., Banfitrs
1876 BOwtrs (@srnnanta Sanisebdu q Nsp Bort. ASSN
, 1875-09-13
Wgenien vsrlanet fur bic
Seicbicbte Der Granger
Seme9mm9,

Varmerfrtes geaen bic MOnOpcle.
Dts!ss VDtrt snttalt einea Soatdnptssn une %autbeait-
fttn Bert&t Der 8anpfs Der amrtianti&en 5armss &C.
Gen ets @rpreiun8sn Ter &tienbabn. @elsafta ftsn, nsbH
elmer @sidt6ts bss u~ripranse unb BOstiGrins bee Nr-
btns Der patrons pf 6usbanbrp.A Sebr ptrtauptb.
wean rsnbs it fur prsbs.&rsmpiase, Bebineunssn H.
an waripnai pupuiDins ~, phil. pa, 4gb,ispr
, 1875-09-13

Minionen Don Mceern
Grgiebigtem Tarmbooems
in " E bra8fa
Sett icbr bilig di berfaufen!
10 Sabre CREDIT, SntereRen nur 6 wrOa.
Bef&rr epamptIets mi. &artsn Der Diariitt werbsu
gratiS uberienbet.
THE PIONEER
Elm bibf6 ~iaufrirtss SOurual, wsl&sst as SeimRaties
0efes entbalt. Wtrb mad alien Delhbele isSn.
ianbt. Abref1rs:
9. 9. Dapis,
eanb.G ON mtfFpuer u. y. q. st..
Omaha RE-.
, 1875-09-13

cs proben.fiir Ioenten. Ladies', Conn
1&TRE binAtiOn Needle-ROok. NIT
" @bromos. Man idide einen Stamp.
4tp12lN.l q. y. @Iud, gleip Neofprb, U}aN'
, 1875-09-13
10 Sabre CREDIT, SntereHen muir 6 wrO3.
THE PIONEER.

BeI1H epamptlets mi. &arten Der DiRriitt merssI
cratic uberfeubet.
, 1875-09-13
60 Mrpsent.

@uten asenten miro cine Gommiiion besablt
fir ben Terfauf pon neren uno iebr popularen Biitsrn
BON einer Der beoentenOieu Subieriptionss 6irmen i'm
&anbe. 50 Biiber fir so 9elts So Bidder fir 81. 20.
&ein bumbus. Man laNe ii6 unlere Circulate tom
men uno i~bersease Rd ielbit. @preIe: q. .. Boy 52s,
bartsr~A Tomn. 498!Soei
, 1875-09-13

S*0"9FHHBCH UUW VuTYHFtHEF
Sn bubihe Bappbedef nit MusltnsHiide
gebMnbeu a 25 Gents.
0efd3td,fen aus benz Gpefart.
Der G~duimeffer unb fein Gpbn.
StrdHbnre duf Der Gddni.
, 1875-03-28


E3oR SALE,-H0uSES AND LOTS.
h Ehiurnct-ov pe4r Twenty ty-accondst, 81, CO.
North liexrbosu"tt., drat-class, $l3.o<g;- ~,
Toet Jackson-at, near Morgan. X, 5go
West Ads,nsst@, near Lincoln. $l3, tA0.
West Afourne-st., near Leavftt. 81. .G01
1,fe1el boulevard. near Forty-ifxst-st. $9.H.+
Ca3s-Ay,, near ChcaKr~ $50, CO..
Pask-ar.t cottages. koo1ns. $s> 6eo
Tncpteth-nt.. STORY. 10 Epo1ns 81, &C.,
Eittacnth.sr., near Centreav.. 81, 81
IApcoIp-av.. tHo-8turJ, roolls s., 500+
Wxlnut-st., Loavitt, cottage, rooms, 81. hoo
South Dearborn brick basement, roo18, 81 0Q.
Bntter1ioId. ST., tyyo-storyt rooms, s., eGD.
$50 other houses ad lois In all parts Of the ct from
sis, Coo to Saa. .ooo. Easy payments; make IN oae5
Room Otis Black, IA LaSallc-at.
T0R sALE-s2o 90 PROPERTY At VINCENNESt
Ind; will trade fur city property suburban; uuua
profer Evanston tprosed would furnish eash and
Assume.
Three houses On Adannsst corner of Paul.a.; would
Ono brick house. tvo.sory and basement, Throop-
g., near Congress; wat smaller house.
One house. ASHLAND. .av., near DeatboT1ast.t want
smaller house In sapae ueighborhood Or Evanston
Business block South Dearbors-st.. stone front;
would take sny good property jnr equity.
Houso and lot West Laxa-st; would fake house and
lot on North Sfdn good lots for equity.
Also want Iowa tnuds for good South Eugewood lots
We have largo quantity II iproTed farms treds for
city prOpcrty. Lots in all suburbs for ether property
A. p. DOWNS i 10.
169 WAshingtonst., Rooms Is and 49, Insin floor.
, 1875-03-28


non sALE-THE BEST BUILT COTTAGE N EN-
.5det pessssst 1t onso; term. to sus n 7, WRIGHT.
L1OK sALE-THRKE DESIRABLE HOUSES N
7 Evanston. Houses and lots in North Evanston. 80
Also ssgess tasts :atsab'e toF subdivision OF va
Nss''' @''''' 40 '>'"'s '~ HEERy n, K1pDsR,,
TOR sALE-ss. .e0o-a0NTHLYP PAYMENTS, SMALL
e. aeRs seaso nSs nsi e 6aste Fbase
ToR SALE-0K RRNT-AT WASHINGTON
z Hsehts-Tho hots1 PROPERTY at Washington Heishts
the Bradbury house tho Kdge, now being an.shsa
fssa Eeo Il 4STss 7s sfsasa's 1SAAo HIT
T3OR SALE 0HEAP-A TWo-sToKY FRAMR
aous eonns s!e aa ~ 1k IL tSs T. T. a sa
fuanuar with ouada 9ood cellar vel asten,
enfhoasss, etc. Apply to owner' JAS. EaGi4EsfoN'
E'oN sALE-cHoicE HU1ID1NG-I9rs At s6a-
ncrda1e. 1dtoininE R7Yensvood on A1s~aEx9e ~ T'sd
65p m 51o. saS ss*afa' LOOK '' man,
T0R sALE-iUo COTTAGES AND LOTS At. no
load s'r Essp espgss?9 sein sasnos 90
.ea Msass ss:s7*s s. oes St1s
E'OR SALE-OR EXCHANGE-VERY DESIRABLE
sa. aad d @ !a 5 s 4 an G s gas :;
M!y s 4sssss: II tfe sa ees Light trains each
" GoLE. Ill f1s Iakost sst - '' ''' '' "'' "'|'. -
LloR SALE or EXCHAEaE = DEs1RAHLE
houscs, well located In Ens.ouood- j. MATTESON.
Tor sAIEAT OAK KPARK-TWO-ST0RY FRAME
dwelling stona foundation; wafer lime cslar nud
estern. summer cellar Kitchen; roms 6eao;o,s
tES ce good ohru on lot: everything il splcadd copd
ol price and terms rcasonable- Apply to owner. a. s.
EsAAY. 14e LATEST.
FOG SALE LIs;., TX Z, RESIDENCE e., Ar T ~ ME9RWQoD
Apply to 4. y. REID. C. 4. T. r., aud Van Buren.
E.oR SALE SOME BARGAINS N L0Ts At
depot; easy terms; ngowood lots chsap; waafcd
fer lot Miehlsanay.; clear lots In
Peoria fqE exchange for Chicago Arkansas
lands Tor Chicago property E. r. SUAWALT, 1{9 Mon
roc-st
E1oR sALE~ss, ooa HALF 0lSI. Will BUY 4
ueat ~ story cot11Rc, largo Let. IN tho ccntse ct
EnElewcod; well WORTH 49, Oco Address .. Tribune
Office
EiUR SALE-ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS. FINEST
and CHEAPEST io.s in Park Ridge; ba zHd call
before bn33ay 1t will nothing examine BROWN
RANDALL. Room T. 168 LaSa2le-st.
E,OR sALE-GARDEN, SMALL. FRUIT GROUNDS
poultxy7-1sinE: If sou want to 10 aeres tor auch
purposp., shoW splendid high. rich ground
70 i1ates dG hqt tew such spots in this county Ed
hUND 6. STILES, 30 East Aaaisoa-st.. Room !.
EoR sALE1s ACRES AND HOUSE, DEsPAANEs.
aacros hns garden aad poultry gtnuuds s.. sW.
House and lot, handy to dspot, SO monthly $50.
Fine building lots. Sln1 to S5W.
EDMUND e. STILES. @ East Madi,un.st.. Room ].
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crTY REAL ESTATE.


r Indian.-av north Of Thirty y-htth-st. S9stbs'
prxirie-ay north Of fhir1y-;lfth-st., aHtS2;e
5fchicsu ay, pcsr Thirty sscoad-st-s a1Afs "a ens
terms 10 sutt 70 party who will hutld. o.,n
Bntter6oid ~, corner Thirty srcpnd 9S5AQ"'
TWraty tixth-et-, neAr Buttarhsid 491laa'
TsbashaE. Ihtftistn -htt n91as~.. &1es
*0d Ad.msst.. upsr Wood Go11l1 At = bargain
Van Bu.en-st@, corner lAneoa1 lNx'5
Washius19pst., ccrueT uoyoe4 6l%G's
Hdxms-st. corner Wood sox1le
Iiarr;son-4t-, near Loorrts, at1l0.
kdauasst-. near EaltlorhA.E1Es: aos7' "o po' A'o~
TJ1erst. corner ?nsg1p' as@3SS ss135S'
Twcutieth-st. east ct Westcr71-1s-, s3xlz9:
iafe-st.. corner West FoItT-apcond, a115A
yauen-xv.. near StAntouss 2stl&.
AIs7-et-. near Eauaolph. e1z1is.
Pcests-st, nsar Hxs1isan. 5txle5.
Ad7rns-st., near Campbcl!-1r-, N1E5:
.;seksoaet ssngataou, ss7osy house. rooms.
snd los e51l25, 81, oD.
sad lot so1l&. 81, oo3:
md iot s3xiao, sssooa. .-s..,.
Milvaukoe-ss.. Second st., store sad lot ehesp
Adams*t, near Canpbella7.. cottage roous and lot
H:tsoas:-. nesr osk'ey. good 2s:osy hoase, Il roous
and lot e4t123. or 431l25.
Burnsde1t:. nsat Thirty second cottage rooms and
South Park.av., Gano eotzgs rooaas snd lot
hutfereldat, near Thirtisth. oot.xs roons and lot
Nosfh Wesest, rea. sschtlcz two stosss with dwell
nss above apd lot 5Q110 dwelling house taken in part
paymeut,
, 1875-03-28

E'OR SALE-THE BEST BUILT COTTAGE IN En-
ylewood, rooms; large grpTc-ot; house ia PeKfeot
order possess Ut oneo terms to snit- II. T. WRIGHT
Vas tn1-ef-
, 1875-03-28

G70n SALE-RY JACOB 9. MAG1LI. II CLARK
Few HOUSES, ALL jm;ssPnovENExTs. on EASY
, 1875-03-28

NORTH SIDE: ...
nush-st.-Two r,arble-irunt houses 6upoEIorsk.
we'll built, 81, OJ0 each.
Dearborn, ,es.ro front houses tnew), in ehoeo
locatiou and ver7 fno, Sic, pO chch.
HOUSES and lots on Dearborn, Lasalle. CLARK. hnsh.
Ohio, etc.
valuable warehouse property aud choice corner
On North Cldrk-at.
Waxh5ngtor.at
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E,pR sALE-Bv REFS, P6RDE CO.. ss DEAR
Il born-st,:
4lots on Van Bureu, near Throop~st.
11atlc0 southeast Jackson aud Abntdcor-3ts.
SC fcet on Twefth-st-, mar Desplatnsa.
4e119a orthwcat cornor Honoze and JAckson.ats
bGItln southeast corner VAn Buren and Mnco1u-sts-
5G1It1 fronting uuion Park.
s5klas onIalsted~at-. near Monroe; With buildnea-
5O11l3 oa L.kost- noer AelAnd-&v. with buildings.
No. a43 CAlunnt-Ay. ;316 b1Q
No. 257 Dayton 1t. -, &c.,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-19
THE LEGIs..ATURE.

SATURDAY, January IL.
Bills introduced : To provide for two
penitentiaries; Incorporating the Cor
sicana and Palestine railway; creating
the Office Of county attorney; allowing
justices of the peace to Use their notori-
al seals in certain cases; for the publ
cation and distribution of the general
laws as soon as possible; providing for
the disposal of Texas lands known as
the indian reservations establishing
Monroe county; for the relief of master
builders; regulating mechanics, build
ers and other liens; amending the net
regulatint.the collection of taxes; to
compromise with the International by
giving twenty sections Of land for each
mile of completed road, the company
not to be entitled to this until 1t re-
lieves the state from all claims for
bonds under an act of the 10Th, the
company TO accept and file release in
sixty days;an act amending an actestab-
fishing n criminal code; authorizing
WaXahachie to aid in the construction
of the Waxahache Tap road an act
: amending all act prescribing the time
of holding district courts; regulating
fees In justices courts; reducing per
diem and mileage of members; amend
ing article 407 of the criminal proceed
ings authorizing clerks of district
courts and justices Of the peace to issue
executions for costs during adjourn-
ments authorizing county aid to in
ternal Improvements providing for
sale of shares of stock on execution.
Resolutions offered Appointing n
committee to investigate the affairs of
the New Orleans, Louisiana and Texas
railway; asking congress to increase
the military on the Rio Grande, and to
refund Texas money expended in de-
Tending said border
The bill to create Crockett county
has passed the house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-19
TEXAS NEWS.

Travis county is out of debt and has
$4,000 in her treasury.
Waxahachie proposes to build a rail-
way to tap the Central.
The financial condition of Smith
county is improving rapidly.
Five hundred and fifty emigrants
arrived at Galveston last week.
Many families who have heretofore
lived in western Texas are settling in
Titus county.
Several Presbyterian churches were
recently organized in Clay and Mon
tague counties.
Large importations Of blooded cattle
are being made into San Saba, Mason,
Burnet and Comanche counties.
Theo. Noel, says the Statesman, after
selling out the oranges for 500, 900 and
the international for 100000, has left
the capitol.
Work on the Henderson and Over
ton railway has commenced. One
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-19

TO the Edlior OF the Herald:
In yesterdays issue of THE DAILY
HERALD, two letters were published,
one signed by General Braxton Bragg,
and the other by Mr. JOHN League,
mayor of the city Of Memphis, both
addressed to the mayor Of Dallas, and
seemed to have been culled from II
number Of letters IN reference to
Major J. T. H0rbach,n whose trial il
now pending In the criminal court of
this city, wherein he has been indicted
for the murder of Ii. X. Thomas.
they are dcnominated interesting
letters" from which n HERALD repor-
ter was "permltted" to make extracts,
which were published "as u matter OF
news and general interest"
Why the letters We're written to the
mayor of Dallas, and signed Officially,
aud why they 80 soon found their way
into the columns of the HERALD is left
to inference? For while it is asserted
that they are published as "news of
general interest,"" their contents do
not bear out the assertion.
Each of these letters speak of Major
Horbach's character and family, and
close with sympathetic appeals for
mercy, tempering the punishment
that may he meeted out to him for the
onense with which he has been charged
by the grand jury of this county, and
AS Mayor Cabell will have nothing
whatever to do with inilction of pun
ishment upon him, that being duty
which will devolve upon jury of Dal-
las county, it leaves us to reasonably
infer that they were not intended as
private communication to the mayor
of our city, as they purport, but were
intended to reach and excite the SYM
pathy Of the former, whose province it
will be to assess the punishment, and
that can be no one else but a jury of
our citizens, and through the columns
of the HERALD they have accom-
plished this mission.
If these deductions be true, The
HERALD has, perhaps, Inadvertently,
been used to forestall public opinion
pending judicial investigation.
The statement that these letters were
taken from "a number" of like char
acter that THE HERALD reporter was
"permitted' to make the extracts, and
that the public should be assured that
they were published "as matter of
news and general interest,"" are all
significant circumstances, which add
weight to the appeals published, aud
from which it is natural to conclude
that the whole article was intended AS
an appeal, intended to excite public
sympathy or bias in favor of the ac-
cused, among the people from whom
the jury will be taken to try the cause
and ASSESS the punishment in case of
conviction. The article contains moth
ing of news or general interest.
This fact, which is SO patent to every
one else, certainly escaped the atten-
ton of the editorial management of
The HERALD, rs such publications
pending u judicial investigation are
calculated to obstruct public justice,
and faint the very channels through
which justice Is administered.
The law, properly administered, will
make no distinction between Major
Horbaeb and the poor wretch charged
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-19

20 reform ihen hf isHliies winch address
lhpH selves mfrelg 90 lnr tfmFipms' Ailif
auf affecting me rlgsf. fsnnl individuals
Wrla 40 asa iuslsHl iii'.Hi- a'NHarN hi-
tels, they would spsHiy appreciate lhe dii-
fHencs helwnsn meiisinH Wnirn pll'iairs
and pne Whirl entirely runf pnihlnHl de-
ability, Thal prime ugliaiNfpl bnlily DIE
nGhances lnlora lin ilWlirt nsana lpAn
uninterrupted and Lrlipy wrDfW4ner %
lAelr various iplifs, whereby HlnNr lNn sys-
lela can recover lnsl l0pf HHd rielr iiNsr
.rlirr's bilfrs ara ioEie medicine, hni lNrl
ua % louip whirh regulates we ihry
strengthen Ia fyslrm,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-19

hundnd api twenty eonViels are en-
gageiHl H.
lHe Galveston wharf company have
had q meeting and resolved, liie
siunlnn, "t0 strike" aud, like Grant,
% fight II put an the present line,
M Hoist, NJ Austin, has sold forty
iva Thousand dollars worth of lpts In
fhp last leW months from hia tract of
laud between Turner hRll aud the
Honey church,
There is said u ho q good deal ofdet-
iiiuliOn among thenegrOes in Sherman,
Troops are clearly needed % put this
thug down, for Us evidently the work
Of "bandlll," Where isfllhful Phllg
The eillzens Of Travis want the eon-
slruelion Of the Austin aud Pacific
railway, aud call u meeting NJ dele
gates from all the counties on the pro-
posed route 10 meet In Austin, Februa'
ny I'd,
Geuerah j, ], Ryrne, who has been
out on the frontier some time, much 10
the auNidy VI hia friends, IL safe In
Fort Grlliin, after walk ~ ane hun
dred aud ddy miles, having lost his
horses,
The district court Ut ELLIS county
convened on Monday, In charging
the grand jury, Judge BarlSsdale made
special reference 10 the insecurity Of
the public roads aud the duty Of keep
Ing them In repair
Riley White, convicted In Corel'
cana AZ the last term Of the district
court, Of the murder Of Tom, Tomson,
will he hanged by tho neck until dead,
on Friday next, the ED instant, The
execution viii take place quarter Of
n mile east Of the Central depot,
The members Of the bar IN Corsl.
cana aud Navarro county, are clrcu'
lutng u petition for signatures 10 the
legislature praying that the terms Of
the district court may he extended un-
III the business II disposed Of, instead
Of limiting the term 10 four weeks, m
IL NJ present done under the laws
Vnrrnnt county wants n criminal
court, The Fort Worth Democrat
saya that II N not tint there " such u
number oforlmlnals In the county that
tho civil docket IL No far behind, but
through the gross acknowledgment Of
his predecessor that Judge Barksdale
IN not likely to catch up with the busl-
ness for several terms.
On last Friday night about ten
o'clock, Bob Smith, who was arrested
In Collin county II few weeks ago,
charged with the murder Of Dr. j. H.
Goddy, Of l'ostcrvillc, was taken from
the guard at Palestine, by party of
armed men aud hanged TO the joist of
the building IN which he was being
guarded; Smith was desperate char
meter, lie was sent to Fosterville and
denied bail and had been remanded to
the county Jail to await the action of
the grand jury, and II was after this
that he was taken from the guard and
hanged.
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'fHE record made by Governor Coke,
during his brief administration, In IN
every way credIiable 10 his Judgment,
craftsmanship aud executive ability,
aud In the event Of u new election on
title him TO the first claim upon the
people, Any change IL unnecessary.
The people NJ large are satisfied with
the manner In which hc has fulfilled
the responsible duties Of his position,
and have full faith and confidence In
his wisdom and capacity 10 continue ia
do 80 until successor N elected,
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The republican congressman have
agreed that bill should bc drawn and
put through without debate REMINDING
North Caroline, Georgia, Florida, Ala
bama aud Arkansas 10 The same con
dillon IN when first reconstructed and
giving Louisiana provisional govern
ment, Why not include New York,
Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Georgia, Mas
sachusetts, Wisconsin aud Texas, too ?
The governors OF these states also don't
approved Of "ljandttl" Sheridan or
Grant either Now then the twenty
seven states which ARE democratic
pray don't leave them out
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Tue Rev, Mr. Adams rector of W
PauI's church. New Orleans, was con-
seorated Missionary Bishop OF New
MeHIeo aud Arizona Bishop Wilmer
Of Louisiana, n thought TO have recon-
mended to the lrIennlal convention Of
the Protestant Episcopal church held
IA New YORK not long Hince,
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THE governor Of Wisconsin, In his
message, takes strong grounds against
the late shameful interference by the
federal government IN Louisiana nf'
fairs. lie says III authority exists
In any branch Of the federal govern
ment for what appears to be assumed
by the recent proceedings In Louisiana,
aud In the extraordinary proposals Of
the acknowledgement Of the army IN
his dispatch from, believe the time
has come, for all Of IA to bury partisan
spirit In II common effort for the pres
ervation Of our constitutional sover-
eighty ani inherited liberties Of the
American people" These are palrl-
oiic sentiments, and show that WIS
consln Is on the sideof civil liberty and
against military despotiSm.
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THERE can now be 40 question hut
that IL IL the wish Of the people that
the present session Of the Legislature
should DO y short Que, aud that con-
stilulional convention should meet 10
early ~ poesibIeand do ils work,
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Regularity Brings Nigor.

Local Irregularities produce weakness of
the entire ~ stem. In order, therefore. to re-
establish health and strength upon sure
basis, these Irregularities must be perIna-
nently overcome. Many persons endeavor
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pALLAs, rExAs,
TuEsDN MORNING, nsrARY ~

pnr Philadelphia ledger nav adyp-
Gates free trade, Grant, lioriel preSel
aud othersare dnmb with ohagrn aud
amazement, for IL Is 10 them that their
pet Chllds, should execute such q sum'
eTsault,