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witnessed the power of the whites. and
kept them friendly. This chiefs brother
was hung at Steilacoom in 1850, by order
or the court for numbering soldier
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harbor feelings of revenge against the
Bostons, and was narrowly watched
He was known to be shrcwd, cunning
and crafty. But in 1852 he took trip
10 San Francisco on lumber vessel !;
when he returned he said his tnmtnm
had kilLdpiod, or his heart had changed (;
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designed, Every business or profes
4ional man should have one. Apply
at The HERALD Office, or address pose
tai card to -. Lloyd, Dallas, rexas,--
ID,
1t has been intlmated to 1'HE
HERALD that instances OF false pack
Ing have occurred this season, Parties
who are engaged In this nefarlous bus
lness will do well TO remember that
this sort Of thing has heavy fine al'
tachcd 10 II OF about five hundred dol
lars, aud abstain In future from false
packing
If you want over two hundred Of
OF the latest aud most elegant patterns
OF wall paper to select from, go to H.
+. Lyle, bookseller and statloner, 507
Main street, where you will find the
largest stock In the West, and prices
ut the very lowest. No extra charge
for trimming. Also large stock OF
rustic shades constantly Oh hand.-Ad.
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Quite party of distinguished cIti-
zens and prominent business men left
town on the train last night to attend
the Houston Fairs including Alfred
Davis, Esq, of the leading grocery
firm OF Schneider " Davis, II. v.
Thompkins, the largest dealer in agri-
cultural implements, Thomas Walker,
Junior member of the great drug house
OF Conner n Walker, y. s. Maylield,
Esq, and Il. p. Cowen, Esq, two of
our principal lumber merchants. The
business interests of Dallas could hard
ly have been better represented.
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MYAleriOns.


Mr.. b. II. Jones, Deputy Sheriff, at
the crossing of Mountain Creek, near
Mr.. David Jordan's, on Tuesday last,
discovered some clothing, consisting
Of pair of pants, pair of drawers,
two pair of socks, and light brown
hat with broad black band, together
with tin cup for coffee making, and e
can of ground coffee (Kent's East India
coffee), all near the bank Of the creek.
These articles had been there probably
eight or ten days. 1t has rained there
lately, SO all tracks or traces were OBJ
liberated. The clothing was left on the
ground, and the hat left at Mr.. Jor-
dams for purposes of Identification.
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"LAMARS."
The Boys I'm Grey OF for Houston.
A detachment Of the Lamar Rifles,

The Boys I'm Grey OF for Houston.
A detachment OF the Lamar Rifles,
about thirty strong, under the COM
mand of Captain ]. G. Eblen, accom-
panied by the Germania Band of ten
pieces, left for Houston at 8 :45 last
evening, 10 attend the State Fair and
contend for the State prize of a silver
cup, and the Fair purse of $3.50 gold,
offered the best drilled company in
the State.
The company marched down to the
depot in beautiful order, with the
step, precision and bearing of veterans.
A large crowd assem- bled at the de-
not to see the brave fellows off and
bid them DO of good courage, and as
the train moved a hearty cheer was
given them.
The Lamar Rifles are composed Of
good material and have great esprit du
corps. That they will give good ac-
count Of themselves none can doubt,
and II will take some extraordinary
skill and art In drilling to match or de-
feat them. There are about fourteen
companies from different parts Of the
State entered for the contest.
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Mayors Court.

John Doel was brought up on a
charge sufficiently naughty to cost him
$l2 SO, which he paid.
Thomas Hardin and James Bovine
had to put up between them $50 SO for
the great American privilege of being
drunk and down. Mr.. Bovine had not
the wherewith, and will langulsh in
the Hotel de Calaboose until the
offended majesty of the law is propiti-
ated. Mr.. Hardin Jared better.
Mr.. l.. Arons and Mr.. G. Kline in
dulged in 500 so worth of loud and pro-
fame language, and paid cash for their
goods.
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Resolution of Thanks.

May 20, 1875.
At meeting of the Dallas Fire Depart
ment, held on board the special train John
j. Goode, Vice President in the chair, p. W
Llnskie, Secretary, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
First--That our cordial thanks are ten.
dered TO the ladies, the flremen and citizens
of Shreveport, Louisiana, for the liberal and
princely welcome and hospitality extended
TO us on our visit.
Second That our thanks are due and
are hereby rendered to Colonel George No
BILE, Superintendent, w. IL. Newman, Gen
eTal Freight and Passenger Agent, Colonel
A, w. Beagles, Conductor, and Captain
James Currie, Engineer, tor their kindness
and attention during our trip to and from
Louisiana.
Third-As q token of our appreciation of
the kindness and courtesy of Conductor
Beagle and Engineer Currie, the Chief of our
Fire Department, Captain w. c. Common, is
authorized and empowered TO prepare and
present TO each of them IA gold medal.
Fourth-That We appreciated the generous
reception and elegant dinner given us by the
citizens and firemen of Marshall and shall
ever remember with pleasure their kind
and hearty welcome.
JOHN ]. GOOD, Vice President.
p. w. LINSKIE, Secretary.
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The committee Of Seventh-Day Ad-
ventist brethren, who were appointed
to select suitable grove to hold meet
ings when Elder d. M. Canright should
arrive, have chosen a very desirable
spot on Swiss avenue, just east Of the
Central railroad, in front of the light
Mug rod establishment of Mr.. Allen in
East Dallas. The meetings will prob
ably commence on Friday morning
next at 10 o'clock, and continue four
days. His sermons are OF practical
nature, and well calculated to arouse
the slumbering consciences of the peo-
ple-sermons on the duties and dan
gers of our times.
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lull time, as no delsy viii bo allowed,
some dubt having bpau egpressed as
10 whether sIy cars win accommodate
the crowd We Are authorized 10 cay
That ample arrangements VIII be made
10 convey all who may wiah to 90, 1t
ia earnestly hoped, however, that those
who ore going viii purchase their
tickets before Thursday noon, 80 that
the committee may know IN time
whether additional coaches viii he re-
quired,
The committee meets on Thursday
afternoon at Mr. Nowlln's Office, and
the assistant marshals are requested to
be present
Tickets for the round trip eau be
purchased att. NJ. Oam's, Willlpms
d TolliyeFs, Bowen ~ Connor's and
Conner ~ Walkers.
Tickets, one dollar children over five
years Of age nfty cents, and under live
free.
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Crooked whisky.

o. b. Brown, the colored gentleman
who keeps the William Tell saloon, was
arrestedyesterday on.two warrants; both
ofienses were the selling of splrituous
liquors unlawfully. One case was tried
before the Mayor and appealed to the
County Court, the other will be tried
this morning at nine o'clock. Yester-
day afternoon two warrants were is
sued by Justice Peak against Brown
for the same offenses, and will be tried
Monday morning. Brown gave bond
OF one hundred dollars In each case.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

--Hats-hats--hats at Hamilton Il
Cos.--Ad.
--CroqueU sets for 81 so at Reed &
Lathrop's.-Ad.
You will be sure to find the latest
and best hats at Hamilton & Co's.-Ad
We are receiving new stock OF
furnishing goods, at Hamilton Il Co.'S.
I'D.
BoRN.-To the wife of DIR. r. w.
Allen, of this city, May /, 1876, a
daughter.
Everything new In furnishing
goods, will be found at Hamilton u
Co's.-Ad.
Remember the great plow trial at
the Caruth farm to-day by Payne and
Moline.-Ad.
If you want fine gold stem
wlnder, either for lady or gent, 60 to
Webbs.--Ad.
Have your watches and jewelry
repaired and warranted at Webb's, sos
Main street.-Ad.
ON DIT.-Another heavy land suit
soon, this time involving some valua-
BILE city property.
---Sociable at the lecture room of the
Tabernacle M. e. Church tonight.
General invitation.
Lovely gold watches and chains,
and the celebrated diamond spectacles,
at Oram's, 507 Main street.-Ad.
The most beautiful department Of
neokware, handkerchief, ETC., will be
on exhibition at Hamilton & Co.'S, In
q few days.-Ad.
---Messrs. Lehman & Nothaf have
removed to 4l5 Elm street, 1t will be
seen by reference to their notice In
another column.-Ad.
--Messrs. ]. G. Booth & Co., auction
GERS, will sell fifty Texas ponies to close
an estate, to-day at ten o'clock, at the
Texas wagon yard.--Ad.
George Mundy, the hatless prophet,
never wore a hat until the sight Of the
oRose Mechell" induced him to put
one on-Hamilton has the hat.--Ad.
Why not buy four seed and
Havana cigars instead of three for
twenty-five cents, and try Theo.
Reinecke, 300 Main strset-oldest to
bacconist In the city I'D.
"A clerk in the Postoffice informs
US that the number Of letters passing |
Through the Dallas office daily will av-
erage twelve thousand. On Monday
night, however, the receipts alone
reached ten thousand.
--DeStefeno Bros, 3ls Main street,
are In receipt Of choice lot OF Messina
lemons and oranges, coooanuts, BAN
anas, nuts and fruits Of all descrip-
lions. Those In want Of fresh fruits or
nuts should give them oall.-Ad.
--Bradlsys' Croquet, the very best
made, and cheap, now at Reed & La
throp's. Also on hand and daily arriv-
ing, fresh invoices OF blank books
Office stationery, wall paper, base
baals, and printers material. Prices
low.--Ad.
Ill. Lloyd, Agent for q. II. Lloyd
q Co.'S map and charts, Is in the city |
Tor the purpose Of getting subscribers
for them. The maps are excellent the
very latest, and evidently accurately
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DALLAS. tExAs.
THURSDAY MORNING. ,,,,; MAY 4
PREFERRED SPECIALS.
clo,hina / cIo,hIoo / clo,hIno


Al the New York Clothing House, 5O3 elm
street. Dallas, and ~ Walker street, New
York. We ask M special favor, that every
body desiring clothing, hats, or gents fur
nishing goods, will examine our goods and
compare prices, n not convinced that we are
giving better value for the prices, than have
over boon seen In this city, then we shall
not expect them 10 buy. Such an opportunity
70 buy nrat.olass clothing at less than man
ufacturing prices may never occur again, an
ve wlah 10 lay our assortment before the
public, land get fairly aquainted with the
trade, we will make such great reduction
nom regular prices, AZ 10 at once gain faver
with the general public and BIO con-
vieted OF being tho lowest price clothing
house In Texas. aprl4-ddw3ms
Tho above establishment, ia a branch OF
the well-known house OF A. Streinburg a
Co., ~ Walker street, New York.
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TO TERRELL.


Grand Sunday school Excursion.
The committee of arrangements for
the excursion to take place next Satur-
day, met again yesterday afternoon at
J.. NJ. Oram's store, and decided upon
their programme for the occasion.
Mr.. A. w. Nowlin has been chosen
marshal of the day, with Messrs. Rip
ley HARDWOOD, ]. G. Clark, q. j. Ander-
son, }. w. Fife, w. o. Connor, A. j.
Ross and r. M. Edmonson as assistant
marshals.
The wants of the inner man will re-
ceive prompt attention, Messrs. G. Nj.
Wheat, Lacy Roberts and John Gear
gan having been promoted from the
ranks to the commissary department.
PROGRAMME.
AS has been stated in THE HERALD
already,:a train of six coaches and one
caboose will leave the lower Texas and
Pacific depot Saturday morning at
eight O'Clock.
AT Forney they will be Joined by the
school of that place, and upon arriving
at Terrell they will be met by the
Terrell schools, and, preceded by
music, escorted to the picnic grounds.
A short address of welcome will be de-
livered to the visitors, to which Elder
Kirk Baxter, of Dallas, will respond.
During the day Rev. DIR. Nicely will, by
request, address the Terrell schools.
Arrangements will be made to furnish
the children abundant means where
with to amuse themselves. No effort
will be spared to make the occasion an |
enjoyable one to the children.
NOTES.
The commissary officers request the
senders Of baskets to have them at the
depot by half-past six o'clock-seven
o'clock at the latest--plainly marked,
with the name Of the owner.
The train starts promptly at eight
,'clock, and 1t is desired that all who
going shall be on hand In
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NJ. MATTHEW'S CATHEDRAL.


AT half-past ten o'clock this morn.
ing there will be special service In
the Episcopal Church building, imme-
dlately after which the ceremony OF
laying the corner stone of the new
Cathedral viii take place, the Right
Rev. Bishop Garrett officiating.
Not only the members of this con-
gregatlon, but those Of other denomina-
tions are invited TO be present upon
this interesting occasion, which will
make II very important incident in the
history Of Dallas and the Episcopal
Church In North Texas.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I saddIcs I

Messrs. Lehman ~ Nothaf beg leave
to inform their friends and customers
that they have moved their saddlery
establishment to Ais elm street, In the
same block with Adams d Leonard's
bank, where they are Offering great In
ducements to buyers. I'D.
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The Singer Manufacturing Company are
opened for business, showing the finest lot
OF Che most popular machines, and the best
and cheapest sewing silk In all oolors, Clark o
40. N. T." and Milfords linen In all sizes,
silk nom ton TO forty per cent less than any
house In the South. New ofiice-0O9 Main
street, four doors east Of Poydras.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.,
apl2S-dlm W. II. CLARKE, Agent.
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DO you feel ungeireshed languid ana de
void OF appetite for breakfast IN the morn
ing2 II SO, be sure that there is want of
activity ana regularity IN the vital machine
cry, aud that you require Il wholesome tonic
and corrective. II you put of medication
pine-gnsslul ut night, In the morning, and
" the middle Of the day, OF Udolpho WOlie's
inhiedam Aromatic Schncaps and you viii
Sc refreshed with hearty appetite.
mari-dSwly CD
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Practical Surveying.

The young men of Dallas who may
wish to have a thorough, practical
knowledge Of surveying, are invited to
call and see F. A. whitescarver upon
that subject. Room No. 8, Dallas In.
Urinary. I'D.
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Do you need purgative for any purposeY
Then try one bottle ofDr. Colemans Con-
centrated White Sulphur Springs Water and
you Will forever afterwards discard pills and
other drastic purgatiyes. Its effect is safe
and sure, and entirely free from gripping
nausea or any unpleasant feeling.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-04

At Union Market, on Elm street,
You will mud everything most compile;
With sharpest knife Hud saw In hand,
You Will mud Herman Harris NJ his stand,
with the best Of Pork and Beef that's fat,
And,Sausngc made without a rat
Sheep and Mutton very nice;
Go see at once, take my advice,
lie Will meot You with smile each morn,
Long before the day has dnwncd;
And those who sc his place may call
WIN meet the Champion Gutter OF Them Nll
Tell all your friends That us TIE Place
10 be welcomed with asmiling face.
SO go In once, you then VIII know
That Herm0ns is the place 10 20
10 buy your meats of every Kind
square dealing you viii always hnd,
Meats TO suit most every dish
And crafty your oyery wish.
You viii always sec that he's the ialTesl,
And his place the very nc0rcsii
You Will never feel the least embarrassed,
While waited ON by ...
HERMAN HARRIS.
ap2S'dlw 1910 elm street.
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The Rev. j. G. Albrect, 900 Live Oak
street, will receive any other donations
that those charitably disposed may see
fit to bestow. =.
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j. q. Booth q Co., huotioneors.

Located In building No. 400 Elm street, viii
buy or sell any and all kinds OF Furniture,
Horses, Mules, Wagons, Etc, ETC., or sell any
thing Loft at private sale. Auction every
day. JoEG. BOOTH, Auctioneer.
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N0iIcc 20 Iumbrr nnyors.

have this day opened Retail Lumb r
Yard for the Texas and Pacific Lumber as
ISOLATION In East Dallas, win MI bills at
shoI + notice for all kinds and in any amount,
Have ON hand n largo amount Of dry mm-
Der, W. e, JOHNSON, Agent
aprlSdlm
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Subscribers TO the capital stock of this
company ars requested 10 meet at Fields
theatre, Thursday evening, May ilh, NJ b
o'clock y, M, sharp. Business Of import
anoe. J.C, B0GEL,
mayldlt President pro tenn.
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]. v, Chjlders.

Surgeon and Physician. Office, No. 4O7 Main
street, up stairs, Room No. 8, where he will
be found at all hours, both day and night.
jan2l.dtf
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
LAMAR HOUSE.

JIM Manly, II &TCR II; Y Rankin,
Denison, Texas; w G Cain, Tyler Col
w U Brown, Mississippi; w f. Chan
cellor, Ennis, Texas; John l. Cheek,
do; Il A Rowling, Sherman, Texas;
J U Dodson, Chicago, Ills; } G Smith,
Fort Worth; Miss King, do; A w
Beagles, Shreveport; OC Gates, Kan
sas City, Mo; j A White, Paris, Texas;
James Judd, 81 Louis; G H Morgan,
TIP n RI J w Blanton, Weatherford,
Texas; Il n Cochran, do; S Elias, Gal
weston; w S Harris, Marshall, Texas;
b Il Caperton, do.
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Then use DR.. Coleman's Concentrated White
Sulphur Springs Water. II will purify the
blood. and give the skin beautiful hue.
may 4d6w-sun-t hurs4w
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Prescriptions attended to night and day. by
competent druggist.
apr8dlm +. BEAUMONT Il co.
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apr7dln

DR.. Coleman's Concentrated White Sulphur
Springs Water is kept for sale by all drug
giBts. may4d&w-sun-t hursiw
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CITY BUSINESS.
Dallas lee Manufacturing Company.

Hot ana Gold Baths nt Wilson'S, No
aIA Elm straef. DECIDEDLY
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-04

Are you troubled with constipation or
torpid iiver9 Try one bottle OF DIR. Cole
mans Concentrated White Sulphur Springs
Water, and you will receive immediate re-
lief. may4d&w-sun- thurs4w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-04

Mrs. n. Mullins Millinery Dressmakngr
Ready-made Suits, Hair Work, 7O1 Main
street, nearly opposite Lamar Hotel, Dnllas
Texas m3dBm
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Well Done.

The following sums have been do
mated to Mrs. Fingers, the widow of
Evans victim:
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Financial,

NEW YORK, May 3.--Money S6gi per cent
Customs receipts, s247 600 Prime mercantile
paper, 43@0 per cent. Assistant Treasurer
disbursed s5ilQ Clearlngs S2o, 900.
Sterling exchange firm-GO days, ass; do
sight, iS954.
Coupons of 1881, l22}}ss; do 1866, ll4IS; do 1855
new, llS5e; do 1867, 1915 do 1868, l22JS; new So,
ll73s lO-iOs, regular, ll71s do coupons, ilS3E;
currency IS, l28. ~
Gold opened dull at ll254@ll27s. Carrying
rates TO 3 psr cent. Governments steady'
Railroad bonds quiet and firm. State secur-
tiles steady. Stocks opened irregular.
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LEgRAND HOTEL.

Colonel Robert Cowart, Texas; w S
Gates, New York; G II Martin, Balti-
more; w w White, Huntsville; Frank
Wells, Quincy, Ills; p IL w Spencer,
Greenville, Texas; p b Clark, do; Il p
Sawyer, Chicago; q b Berry and wife,
Denison; j ii Belcher, Sherman; + b
Kennor, st Paul, MINI; J NJ Slack,
Lebanon, Ky; d 4 Waddie, Troy, Mo;
] b Gordon, do; A Marx, New York;
VIII Abrams, Marshall; WI prichard,
Little Rock; IL Perry, do; S II Shack,
M q CIR r; NJ S Gay, Memphis; G X
Atmore, Louisville, Ky; j II Flynn,
Memphis; j II Thompson, Louisville,
Ky; Colonel George Noble, Marshall;
w II Nann,nn do
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Glass lamps and chimneys, shades 70
lamps and burners.
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Do You suffer with sick headache or neu-
ralgiaP Then by all means try one bottle OF
DR.. Coeman's Concentrated White Sulphur
Springs Water. 1t win astonlsh you how
quickly you will be relieved
mayidGw sun thursiw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-04

#. BEAUMONT & CO.,
apredlm City Drug store, LIS Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-04
Notice.

Mr.. Ar, Kent has severed his connection
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ised 10 receive or receipt for moneys due this
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