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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-17
II III e s u N.
Daily and Weekly for 1878.


The approach of the presi lential election
gives unusual Importance to the events and
developments of 1875. We shall endeavor to
describe them fully. faithfully and fearlessly.
THE WEEKLY Sun has now attained
circulation OF over seventy Thousand copies.
It's reaaers are found in every state and ter
ritory, and its quality IL well known TO the
public. We shall not only endeavor to keep
II fully up to the old standard, but TO improve
and add to It's variety and power.
thorough newspaper. All the news OF the
day win be found In 1t, condensed when un-
important, at full length when OF moment
and always, we trust, treated In clear, In
II Is our aim to make the WEEKLY SUN
the best family newspaper In the world. IL
will be full of entertaining and appropriate
reading of every sort, but Will print nothing
to offend the most scrupulous and delicate
taste. 1t will always contain the most Inter-
esting stories and romances of the day, care
fully selected and legibly printed.
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and obeys no dictation, cOntending for prin
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exposes the corruption that disgraees he
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The Real Louisiana "Bandi,,i."
New York Trlbune.l


Who, thon, are tho real "banditti''
in Louisiana, fulfilling every dc6ni.
ton Of tho wordY They are the
men who have stolen the offices,
tho public improvements, and tho
revenues Of tho state; who have
made and widened the breach be-
tween the races who have added n
score of millions TO the public debt,
and have nothing but lying mes.
sages, cooked" financial reports,
and their own suddenly acquired
riches to show how the increase has
been appropriated; who, undcr the
prctencc of being the friends of the
poor negro, have by legislation in.
imical TO the property interests Of
the state brought down his wages 10
n starvation figure; who have i'm
posed upon the people II judiciary
VIGOROUSLY corrupt, and petty OK
ecutive officers, partisan, ignorant
and depravcd ; who have contrivcd
the most ingenious methods of de.
priving the state Of its duly elected
officers, and when these iailcd to
accomplish the purpose, did not hes
itate to put themselves above law,
and on u basis of misrepresentation
invoke the sword to maintain their
usurpation, demanding the lives of
their victims to make easy their
road to, continuance in power.
These men-the real "banditti'-
are Kellogg, Packard, Beckwith,
and the rest of tho ring" who are
running the usurping government
in Louisiana, and who have enlisted
President Grant, part of his cab
met and q few influential members
of congress in support Of their
effort to pcrpetuate their stolen
lease of power. The people do not
ask that these "banditu be declared
such by a proclamation of the pres
ident or act of congress; nor yet
that they be turned over to Lieu,
tenant General Sheridan to be tried
by drum.head court martial, and
dealt with according to military
law. But in the protests now arts
ing from governors and legislatures
and mass meetings of indignant
citizens, they do ask that civil law
be allowed to resume its old su-
premacy. that the men who have
tried to throttle the sovereignty OF
a state be rebuked, that the duly
elected officers Of Louisiana, whether
executive or legislative, be allowed
to take their seats in peace, and that
the few courts in Louisiana lett un-
polluted by the usnrpation be IN
trusted with the cases Of those who
have offended against her laws, or
of those of the United States
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MISCELLANEOUS,
TRUSTEES SAL

Notice In hereby given, that Ia pursuance
Of deed Ol trust eNecuted ~ me, j, l., leon'
nnl, by II, II, hoOit nnd Ills Vile Jennie NJ,
hooll, on the llih day OF June, lMl, which
deed ~ trust u recorded IN tho 0liloe NJ the
state OF Texas, IN book ~, on pages ib1, ls
ana Ibl, 10 which reference N lieIe made,
viii, ~ the request OF A, faulkner0ne ~ the
benenclarlcs IA said deed Of trust, on hnlur.
day, Nc aglh day OF January, a, y we, ~
state OF Texas, proceed 10 sell 10 Tie higheat
bidder for cash IN hand, the following lands,
lying IN the county OF DALLAS state III Texas To-
vii one tract of four hundred and seventy.
four nnd One.hnli acres, Tie "a, W, Perry
headlight survey, sixteen miles northwest
from the town OF Dallas, known m tho
"Trlnlly Mlll' trnol OF land. Also, \ tract ~
foriyeght aud thToe.gnaricr acres, bclngthe
north hnlfof W, II. Wits nineiy'hovon and
onc.hnl acre survey, bounded ON the cnsl by
A W. Perrya one hundred aud slxty.ilye
and One.hnlf ncros survey, ON the north by
Josiah AHhlock y survey of one section, on
the west by A, W, Perys four hundred aud
seventy -four and onc.hllf mere hcndrlght
survey, and on the south by the south hal
OF W. II. wins ninoty'sevon nnd onc.hnlf
acre survey. Also, twenty nores out Of The
H. Simpson survey, bounded IN tue east ny
said Ashhlock survey, ana north by balance
Of said simpson SURVEY, on tho south ny snl1
A, W. Perry's -four hundred and seycniy.four
and one.half mere survey. Also, sixty seven
and nineteenth acres out of the Mary Kenc.
dy one hundred and sixty acre headlight
survey, bounded ON the north by survey
owned by tho heirs OF william Row. on the
west by The balance of lhesald Mary Kennedy
survey, on the south by W, II. Wlltsninety
acre survey, aud ON the east by A. W. Per-
rvs four hundred and seventy'fUur and one.
half acre survey, Also, forty-eight and
eighty Ave one hundredlh acres out Of the
W. IA. Wits ninety acres survey, on of onst
end OF said survey, aud bounded ON the east
by A. W. Perry's lour hundred and seventy
four and ono'hnlf acre survey, on the north
balance of said Wits nintW acre sur
vey, and on the south by John JackNon'sone
hundred acres, together with oil and ulngu-
lar the rights, members, tenomontd and hor-
editament TO the same In any manner be-
longing or appertnlniny.
The titles TO said lands nre believed 10 he
perfect, but convey only w t,usteo.
j. l.. LEONARD, Trustee.
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LITTLE CLARA,
nv HARRY 4, TRASH.


ahe issweeler than the violols
That blow ~ hidden places,
Aud brighter too, than star or dew
More graceful tan the traces,
| can mol doubt SHE came 10 me,
40 DO my special Teacher;
Aud showed me truths failed 10 learn
From any other preacher.
Nhe taught me more Philosophy
Than all The learned Rnges-
Aud led me, quite unConhclously,
Close % Tie itOck OF Ages;
IN cling 10 II ahd q Ing 10 her,
MID Lies tempesluOua OCEAN
10 mo she's Chriat'a interpreter
Revealing His devotion.
Hut thrice the silver orango.buda
Have burst IN starry flowers,
Since from tho Heavenly Land she came
10 light this home Of Our--
Not yql the Fathers parting smlle
Has faded from her features
That Alnlesa glow by which we know
His unpOlluted creatures,
Hor baby laughter thrills my heart
beyond Nlngara's roaring
Her twilight eyes reflect the skies
Where angel hosts are soaring.
Tho power with which she SWAPS my lifO,
" holy and Inherent
ioyerses flets-nnkes me the child,
And her the guiding parent.
New Orleans, Lh,, 1874,
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St. Nicholas for 1874
A BOOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

Ofthls hook Charles Dudley Warner writes:
sin the bound volume Of 81. Nicholas, with
It's eloay ofrod and gold, we have aperma-
nent addition 10 the literature oi the young.
Never before has 40 much literary AM mr.
iistic talent cooperated IN the service OF chii-
drcn. IL is u continual educator of thcl
taste and OFT their honor and courage. do
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the children don't like 1t | think 1t Is lime 10
begin 10 change the kind o, children In this
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matter OF vital importance 10 the country
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ST. Nicholas for 1875.

The prospectus of the second volume shows
MAT there Is To he no falling on, but an In
crease IN It's | terary and pictorial attrac-
lions. Among other attractive features mr.,
two ~ endid serial stories
THE YOUNG SURVEYOR.
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"A Farmers Vacation in Europe, u
BY col. GEO. Z. WARIN1,

OF Ogden Farm, near Newport, Rhode Island
way with the industries and peculiarties Of
the quaint peoples of Holland, Normandy,
and the Channe islands The papers Will
be fully illustrated, and while especial at
tention will be paid to farm matters In both
picture and description, the authors faculty
OF been and intelligent observation insures
abundant interest for the general reader.
,,The CaHOnS OF the Colorado"
A vivid account of the Exploration Of
tie Colorado River Region by the
Government Expedition under Major
j. w. POWELL.
The description of this new and wonderful
region, assisted ny nun rnus ana DrlIllanh
illustrations by Moran, Sheppard and Others,
Il Is expected will have more than n tran
silent value. An additional paper, with APP
propiiate Illustrations, will be devoted to
the. study Of Indian character.
In the extensive list Of Illustrated material
now In course of preparation, which u Is ex-
pccted viii III published during the coming
year. are occasional brilliant papers on
French In and literature, by Albert Rhodes;
articles Of travel in Europe, Asia and >meri-
ca, by com petent hands descriptive papers
on Chicapo, richmond Baltimore and other
citit sketches Of curious phases ~ yegeta-
tiOn, ETC., etc.
In poetry. short stories nnh sketches, bio
graz HE, n mi1isccncr, essays, etc the pub
| fishers expec to preserve their Former high
| standard Ever, "ffDri will be- made to keep
the magazine fresh, bright, heightened and
| companionahle.
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