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l.HE DAiIAh lleXasl hhRlApl az
iniiuenlial Democratic ll4pffi ~ tfa
Notice uppn sennipf Thurman llial 20
will not receive lhp flipppFl ~ vac
Southern Hlaies for lhe Presidency ialiH
giyea 40 q reason hls opposition " we
HnuiheIn lfansonltinnniai railroad
seheme, This % the way The HERALD
puts Il
Nov, We can aaY ~ Mr Thurman
aud nll 0iher srfkfr fpr ihe support al
llp Southern Democracy thai We lllr
lend 40 longer ~ boz Galplfd Wy simple
OK pressiOns NJ sympathy, Wllrll cost
nothing, Al our Interests agrlelllluf-
al, manufacturing and p0mmelelalaFe
~ be rehnili, aud With lhe wolf ~ lllr
d0OT, We feel that ihe day IT sent men
cal poliliea has passed, " The Demo.
Grals vi tic North arc liie lllpnlH pl
lhe South they profess Ia no. ana le'
sire our corporation 10 elnellnH lhell
iayOrie candidate fnr the Presidency
next year, they must give No some IAN
glide prO0f NJ practical sympaly, lhpy
must show fheir Willingness IA DO q
litile fOr as what they have, ~ such q
large measure, done Tor themselves,
We ask bread, and will not he satisfied
with stone, III ~ louiadlole Demo-
0Tat.
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HAYS you regisloredg
r,ln llrY,s rINAkeEs.


Tho financial affairs Of tho Oily
OF Dallas are in o most embarrassed
condition, For months our Clly
Fathers have labored 10 develop
some plan whereby 10 oSlrleale her,
but no far, with bat indifferent sue
oeas, Ala meeting Of tho Council
on Tuesday evening, tho following
resolution was introduced and 70
lorrod, jointly, 10 tho Committee on
Ways aud Means aud Finance
Ileaolyed, That The committees on
finance aud ways aud means he Jolilly
reaiieHled ~ Inquire lnl0 llie
expedleney NJ ISSUING, by the olly gov
eminent, Treasury warrants ~ bills TO-
OelynhlH, not exceeding twenty-five
thousand dollars, " The denomination
NJ One, two, three and i've dollars
bearing eight per sent per ahnllrn ~,
loreal, which Hhall be received lol all
dues 10 the city, aud II they should go
port iayoNbly, 10 report 10y ordnance
Tm HERALD believes that THIS
plan, with u lcw amendments, N the
proper method OF rellof, and the
only loaalblo ono 10 Far presented
Among tho amendments TuE llgh'
AID would suggest are that tho cor
tlhcaloa, billa or bonds be- lsaued In
denominations my conla, Onedol'
lar aud two dollars, aud made ro'
coivablolOr on y certain proportion
Of duoa 10 the ony, f0y twoihlrdu
of all casaca Of dues, tho remaining
amount 10 DO collected IN United
States currency, The amount col
cctod In currency 10 DO divided 40
IN 10, frat, meet tho interest on the
bonded debt Of tho city second, TO
crcuto u sinking fund that will
nbporb the mcc of tho bonds IN
twenty-five years and lastly, TO
create u reserve fund that will onN'
bic the city to retire quarterly II
portion Of tho " Treasury War
rnnta.'
Our merchants would, no doubt,
receive such n circulating medium, 40
bascd, in exchange for goods, ut but
u slight discount below its face
value, By this mconsN vast saving
could DO made to tho city, aud tho
present ruinous policy Of purchns'
ing on credit or paying two prices
in deprecated scrip could be dis'
ponsed with, Tue HERALD would
like to hear from the business men
and citizens upon this subject 1t
in most important, and ono in which
ovcry citizen ia vitality Interested,
The present scheme, ms before
stated, IA tho most feasible one yet
presented, aud TuE HERALD will
urge it's adoption unless moro
beneficial plan can bo shown.
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Aoe,i.,i,e nsai.Tub


Correspondence NJ lhn uoprierlournnl,l
CHICAGO, July 20,
noliee several papers "pl,ehlnp
inlOn tho C0urier-l0llrnnl GOn0ernlnp
the Sherman correspondence, ln'dny
a pOmineui ex-senator told mo that
General Sherman would he the llal'
icnl candidate for the Presidency, viii
the hlll support from Grant and liir
oliice'holderl, aud, II elected, h 20 mp
pplnl Grant General Of ilie Army lho
place he saoifced ~ become 'resi-
llenl, ete, Now, simply hearing lit
above, | remember how sherman NJ
the Bunker llil celebration was RuN-
ioua 10 proclaim himself u Yankee,
aud on iia way there Just dropped u
minute or two into the Ohio Republic
can convention, ald on tho llh 0I
July accompanied tho National Gunrds
~ Louis ~ Quincy, H., marched
on iO0l with them through the btrcela,
kissed tho girls aud bubbles Ia fact,
haa no doubt got the Presidential llcll
All Of this may not DO now Oy0u, lat
II IN 10 many In this direction.
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10 lhal designation, What fpW law
abiding people ara there Seem 70 be
completely eowed, and afraid 70
make any attempt 20 maintain Tho
law. Send Major Jones battalion
10 Coryel, would be opr advice 70
tho Governor The lndians do lar
less injury 90 tho country than such
runlans IN are lerrorizlng Tho Pea
ple Of C0ryell,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Philip Lindsley's Law Office
formerly OF Nashville, Tennossee)
Cor, Film ana Market streets, Up stairs
-. u. tiox 2i0.
naEx &C nnNAr
DALLAS. TEXAS.

Practice In uivll Courts OF Dallas county
aud IN the Supreme aud Federal Court
business roier0n coa--M Dallas, First Ma
ilonnl HANK Pointer ~ Shields, commission
merchants, ltoy. Dr. A. 4, smith, Fir.l Pres
bytorinn Church, Christian Krolg, proprietor
krcigs nonrlng mills Wnco, TeXus, Wnco
National Bank, Galveston, Texas, Rev, D..
H. n, bunting, First Presbyterian Church;
New Orleans, l,a,, VIM. A, He'll n Co, com
mission merchants; oxford, Miss, Gen, A. l..
stewart, President University OF Miss; Little
Rock, Ark, Chancellor John Il. Eakin, Menu
iors, Nashyiiio' renn.' Hon ,jns' n Porter
Governor of Tennessee; Pulaski, Tenn, Gen.
John &, Brown, Ex-Governor of Tenn; Lou
sivilc KY james Todd Il Co, commission
merchants; ~. Louis, Mo-, Merchants Ma
DrotheT Now York City, Thos Enkin ~ Co.,
Bankers. july2dlmwm
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Tho lnhahllantof u malarlour region Ia
threatened by n double danger Ito N not
only compelled ~ breathe n,llama, but Ia
swallow II, since II infuoM not only the NJ
m0npherc, hui the water, The aorln poison
threatens hia system through The lungs ana
poroH the liquid through the at0mach.
AGAINST lhla double porl There ID but one
protection, aud that Nto lnyigoralc the on.
tire body through the digestive and uocrotlvo
organs Ordinary t0nlos usually TAIL 10 ne
oompliAl this lloaleltorA stomach uIlton
never In tho tropics, whore the discusses
originated by malaria are Of n lnr more lun'
lignant type thnn those originated by tho
same oauso In tho temperate zone, II enjoys
lnmonso Hnd constantly increasing naleS,
nnd thoro IN No portion ol this continent
whore II N not the rclgnlng specific for MI
asnntlc levers and disorders of the stomach,
liver ANA bowels, proceeding from malaria
aud other 0nnHoh.
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sAyAaEmY IN conYrLLn COUNTY

A correspondent Of the Austin
Statesman, writing from Iampasas.
gives sad account ofthe social dis
organization in Coryele county
about fifty miles Northwest of Wa
co. He says that there are two
parties in that county, wholly un
connected with politics, with each
about fifty armed men, who arrest,
shoot down and hang at discretion;
that the Sheriff and other civil off
GERS are either unable or unwilling
to attempt, even, to execute the
law. No man, says the correspond.
emit of the Statesman, can tell what
day he will be "spotted, = and hence
1t is impossible to obtain informa.
ton in regard to either party.
"lhum is the word; they shake their
heads and say it is no fight of
theirs"
This condition of things in intol.
cradle, and tits the duty Of the Gov.
ernor of the State to put stop to
il all hazards. We are not laws
ycrs to decide the exact measure
of executive .prerogative in such
cases, but If tho Governor lacks the
power to call out the militia, and to
declare martial law, even, il neccs-
sary TO put down spch lawlessness,
there Is q grave defect in the law
itself: and ifhe has the authority he
ought to exercise IL at once 1t can
not be denied that in some Of our
frontier counties we have u very
|awless population and IL seems
hat that Of CoryelI ia fully entitled
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lr SEEMS from the report of the
Commission appointed by the Board
of Trade OF England, to enquire into
the causes leading to tho loss of tho
steamship Schiller, in which more
than three hundred lives were lost,
that it resulted entirely from the
carelcssness of the Captain in not
causing the lead TO be cast, in ap-
preaching the Scilly Islands, as di,
rccted by his sailing orders. The
Captains punishment for his great
fault was summary, he having went
down with his ship.
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THURSDAY MORNING. tiiit HLY ~
liAyr you registered :
sonrnERs DImooHAro synrA'
THY WHAT 80 ~ W0uIit'

Democratic 10 tho backbone ~
TnK HERALD IN, has boon from III
earllcrt existence, aud will continue
10 no 10 tho ond, II Ia rather humll
laling for II TO have 10 admit, that
no FIR IN praoficd holp for tho South
IN concerned, tho Democrats Of The
North are showing themselves ut'
torly selfish, They willingly fight
tho Radicals any number Of hours
by Shrewsbury clock, aud pour out
any quantity Of indignant rhetoric
on oarpot'b0ggep aud "reoonaIrno'
tlon," but whom We say IN Thorn
"Wo Are ruined aud impoverished
You me rich aud prosperous, You
have built thousands Of mllca oI
railroad TO connect Now York aud
Chicago with SIM Francisco, out Of
the public treasury. You have
given millions Of dollara TO improve
your rivore and harbors, Now do
something for us We want u halt
million Of dollars for the improve
mont of Galveston harbor, and we
want the loan Of tho credit of the
government, with ample seourity,
for tho complexion Of the Southern
anp.Contlnental railroad TO the
Pacific In the ono case your
members Of Congress gave IN
tho pallry sum Of 100000, and,
In tho other case, coldly turned
your backs and shrugged your
shoulders, and now toll IN "its not
tho policy OF tho Democratic par.
W toad works ofihtornal improve.
ment."
As we said in u recent article on
this subject. we are tired Of express
sions Of Northern Democratic sym
pathy for tho south, which are be
lied NJ tho noXt moment by dcnun-
cations of cvcry proposition for
practically lifting us out Of tho
slough Of despond, into which we
have fallen, through the losscs oflhc
war, and tho cruel misgovcrnmcnt
Of which we have been the subject.
AS soon Ms anything Of this pralical
nature IL suggested for our benefit,
the entire press Of the BODYBUILDING
North. and the selfish Northwest,
roll up tho whites OF their eyes,
and cry, F" horrible in full chorus.
ut is not the policy of tho govern
TO aid works of this nature
If tho people of tho South arc
wise in their generation, bat when
have they ever been in such cases
they will demand, in tho National
Democratic Convention, some guar.
antee from the candidates for the
Presidency, that tho South shall DO
placed on nm equal footing with the
North in matters Of government
appropriations for rivers and har.
hors, and for assistance in complet-
ing Southern railway connection
with the Pacific Ocean.
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DURING tho elevenlmonths of tho
fiscal year 1874 %, there was n do
crease in the currency value of tho
exports from the United States OF
s67,OOO,0OO, About slO,OOO,OOO OF
this amount was on wheat and flour,
s2S, 100000 on cotton,
The articles which show an in
crease in export value, are corn,
'urs' hops, hides, fire arms, oil cake,
cheese and lard.
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so ACRES ARE UNDER SHEDS,

Constructed in the year 1879 Improvement
suggested by a. perience In other yards, have
been introduced and II Is believed these
yards present advantages for the care OF
stock, whether in winter or summer, not
offered by any other yards.
The stock arriving Is unloaded directly In
the pens, and placed Immediately on the
market
Buyers from New York. Boston, Chicago.
Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville and other
points are permanently located at the yalds
and shippers can confidently anticipate an
active and reliable market for all receipts
however large, add forall grades OF stock.
Every effort will be made to advance the
confidence of shippers In the 1T. Louis live
stock market which has already, through
the agency OF these yards, become at least
the equal OF any live stock market in the
west, and by shippers concentrating the live
stock trade In this market, it will become
the largest wholesale market in the west for
cattle az II is now the equal OF any for all
other stock.
Arrangements have been made for the
prompt forwarding from Venice OF all con-
signments from Illinois,
first-class hotel for the convenience of
its patrons is attached to the yard.
The East st. Louis Stock Yard Bank, under
the management OF Newman. Hastings 4
Co., has Its office In the general offices OF the
yards ISAAC ii. KNOX, President.
JOSEPH MuLHALL, Superintendent.
j.. GREEN CASH, Assistant Superintendent.
julylwttdlt
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roar WORTH.
Assuming Metropolitan Proportions
Court Candidate rial Rural
Sporis--Crops-- Etc.

Fonr WoHru, July 10, l77j.
To the Editor of the Dallas Herald
The past week has been busy one
ny IL the dawning of the present; tn,
city IL thr0ngod with people from tn,
county, and the public square presents
the appearance OF II wagon yard
Wheat, oats and hay are plentiful, ant
the watermelon traffic Is quite an Oh,
ject. Farmers have plenty of none,
and business IL lively.
COURT is IN SESSION,
and His Honor Judge Barksdale, |,
with us again and IL in good health
much business has been, and il beinl
disposed of, and everything Is passing
of charmingly. Many familiar face,
Of the DALLAS bar have we greeted, and
oil seem in jovial spirits. How coult
they be otherwise, receiving such goot
"hash," enjoying the delightful even.
ing's breeze of our "Heights' city,
and front, which iloweth directly from
"Uhug's Caveg
But, u word about the
PUBLIC SPEECHES,
that have been made 10y the candi.
dates for the Constitutional Conven.
ton. Colonel John G.. Mccoy aud
Major John Henry Brown, of Dallas
Judge j. w. Ferris, of Ellis, and Gen.
eral N. Ii. Darnell, of Tarrant
counties, spoke TO large audiences
last week. Each presented his
views regarding changes that ought
to be made in the present Constitu.
ton, and urged his claims to he a
delegate to the coming Convention
would like to give more authen.
tic report Of the interesting speeches
delivered on that occasion by these
gentlemen, but not having been pres.
ent, only note it rs was given me.
CONCERTS, PICNIcs
and the like, are frequent occurrences
with us, and the young folks especial
~, are enjoying lively times. It is
true we have no regular opera troupe
like your city, yet considering her pop
ulation, Fort Worth is the scene of as
many festive occasions as any other
city in the State.
ETHIOPIA ON THE TRAMP.
A grand barbecue was given by the
colored people of this city and vicinity
on Saturday last. Early In the morn
ing they appeared in double file, sew
eral hundred strong with "plumes and
banners unfurled to the breezes,r head
ell by an elegant band of music, they
presented quite picturesque appear
ance. After marching through the
principal streets they repaired to the
set apart for the feast. Sever
nj leading citizens delivered addresses,
and the day was jubilee for the dar-
kies.
AN ICE CREAM FESTIVAL
will be given tomorrow evening at
The Courthouse, for the benefit of the
Church, and considering Il
was gotten up by the delicate hands of
We may anticipate rare
.reat.
RECENT RAINS
nave fallen, and corn aud cotton are
cooking well; wheat is plentiful and is
ating at from seventy to eighty cents
per bushel.
Plenty of everything else. We are
,lountifnlly blest and more than thank
W. PAX.
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Ex-SpEAKEn BLAINE is said to be
the largest taxpayer in Augusta,
Maine, where he lives. II is mar.
vellous how rapidly Radical.con.
gressmen grow rich, on five thou.
sand dollars year. 1t doesn't take
more than two terms to make them
miIIionaires.
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IF there were no other reason to
urge in favor Of u now Constitution,
tho one Of economy ought to be sui-
iicent. The cost of tho Convention,
Judge Reagan estimates, will not
exceed S27 900 whereas, the annu.
al Sessions of the legislature, roquir-
cd by the present Constitution, oo.
casion an average annual oxpcndi-
turo of at least 100000. Then,
should tho now Constitution provide
for biennial, instead Of annual SEES,
sions, and reduce the pay of
members from eight to five dollars
per day, there would be u saving of
Mt least one hundred and fifty thou.
sand dollars per annum in our leg
isative expenses alone.
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Hos. Jong llAgoooK has been
rendered tho appointment aS one Of
tho eommiusionorslo visit tho Usage
lndiaus,
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julyil-dsln
ROANOKE COLLEGE
SALEM. VIRGINIA..
Twenty Third Session begins Sept. 1, 1875

Thorough Collegiate course, Excellent Pre-
Rarat9ry Department, Healthml Climate,
ate Expenses. Tuition and either fees, board.
room rent, fuel, lights and washing, for SEES
sion OF ten months, from Sl6O TO $40. Bows
s csn Doaid with Professors; young men, In
uents rom All sections Of the country-thir-
. . from Texas. The annual Catalogue. of
W pages, mailed free on application. Address
iulyAdlwlmw Presiden,
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TnE Galveston News says: at
may DO definitely stated that the
grain in bulk movement has in re-
atty been fairly lnaugurated."
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a Q ARD

The benefit of the act of Congress of the 2d
OF March, iS67, and Its amendments thereto,
ana known us the Bankrupt Act, can do so
Voluntarily or otherwise. All the necessary
structions can be had by applying to the UNI
uersigned, at the Office of W. w. Peak, North
east room of the Courthouse.
Il. II. HARRIS.
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HUGHES
Iron Frame P|ow

A saving Of forty per cent OF power over
the common pillow. a boy with three horses
does the work OF two men and four horses
with n common pillow.
Apply to William Pondleton, Trinity Mills
Dallas cuunty; q. A. Sim CorSlcnna, Ma.
varro county; Hughes u Bell, Peoria, Hin
county; u. l.. Frost, Montague, Montague
county, OF TO
HUGHES RIDING PL0W CO.,
0Ol N. Main street, 81. Louis, Mo.
Julvlw3wdlt
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will be given tomorrow evening q
the Courthouse, for the benefit OF tn
Methodist Church, and considering |
was gotten up by the delicate hands O
woman, We may anticipate rar
treat.
, 1875-09-13
BURGLARS CAPTURED.

Officer James Wiley, assisted by . couple Of
eistzens, 1nsdc clevcr capture Of burglars lass
night about o'clock T4ey plped OF = young
man aitting on raita8 adjoining No. 72 Adams
street. believing that he wAa the1o for no good
purpose. Wiley came upon tho young man and
put him tn charge OF tho citizens.
willie ho went down Into tue basement
OF No. 72, which ia not occupied, for the purpose
Of seeiug II Ill was right. lie lighted . match
Rnd discovered pane Of Elass broken out IN tue
window. aud crawling through tho oponanK went
basement from tbs l!auor house Of Croskey i Co.,
No. ~, and TWO boards lad bocu taken out, and
IN entrance thus effected. Wiley crepk through
tla narrow space In tue dark, aud, on getting
into Croskey d Co.'S basement. ut another
match. and by lta aid BAN two men run up the
stairway. ITs called on them to stop, but shoy
paid no heed to him. md he blew bis rhtatlo for
assistance and started after tho fugluEes. In
going through tho dark la dropped hls rovolsor,
but without waiting 10 search for it kept right
on Atter tho fellows, who ran out OF back door
aud thence into The alley. rhey want westward
to Dsarbotn stlrreset., thence to Jack.
south o. tho lattsr tho,ouxhfsre
to Van Buren, who.c tho officer oyefhsuled one
Of them, William Henderson, who W.. Feoog-
uized 1t oneo as = crooked man. On the way to
tho Afmosy. John Anderson accoated Henderson
and made some inquiries. Wiley, aus
pectlug ho WaA tho companion of Heuder-
son VINO bad jlae escaped, also arrested hlpa aud
looked them both up to await \ bearing, Tho
Two citlzans who helped Tho officer brought in
tho ihisd prisoner, who gave the name OF Rubs1t
ssAn!ey. Ih6 prisoners Aro all undsI age.
, 1875-09-13
General |Yar Inevitable in Tho DoIuiniona
Of "the Sick Man Of the East."
Shocking Barbarit1es perpetrated by
Both Insurrectionists and
Turks,
Efforts Of the Consular Mediators to
Prevent Further Hloodshed,
SPAIN.
SIR 4tRW tnTH-

MADRID, Sept. 12.-Tho discussions In the
Cabinet wero duo to q decision Of tho majority
that elections should be held for the Cort es by
universal su1rage. Bonor CAnoyas do1 Castillo
desired TO opon the Corsee Nov. %. tue day King
Alfonso cones Of ago. Tho King summoned tho
Mintste,s to consultation At 0 o'clock
list night. Cnnovas del Castillo would
ouly cJnsant to preside over liberal
Cabinet Of concilIatton. now Miniatry
WaR. formed under Con. Joycllar to-day. The
follSsinE is tho list, ~ oniclsiiy announced !:
Gou: 1oTeller,. prcsldont Of thu Council aud
Minister Of War; Aicala Galiano. Minister OF
F",eign Anairs; oaldaron CoIantcs, Minister Of
Justscs; Duran Lesa. Minister OF Marine
9a!aSeEris. Minister Of Ftnauco; Romero Rob-
lo'lo, Minister Of 1nto.ior; Martin Herrera,
Mnster ot Public Works; Ayala, Minister Of
QolonIoa.
UN1vKnsAL SUFFRAGE,
LONDON, Bopt. 12.--privAta adyicss from Paris
~ the new Spanish Ministry representa- the
triumph Of the principle Of universal suffrage
Canovas del cassello vail probably be President
Of Tho Chamber Of Deputies In the new Cortes.