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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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RESIDENCE And BUSINESS LOT At A
BARGAIN!

A small residence and stable, with an acre
and quarter OF rich ground In one OF the
prettiest and most healfhful portion OF the
city OF Dallas, for sale nj n bargain. IL Ia
not only splendid location for quiet resi-
dence, but IA future business property, It's
lower ground being adjacent to the Wichita
and Dallas Railroad depot. IL lies between
the residence and market garden OF w. w.
Ross. ON its southeast, and Widow Randall's
residence onthe north, on Caruth street mex
north OF Ross Avenue. Its excellent south
ern exposure and itch warm soil produce
vegetables two weeks earlier than other city
localities and with Its surroundings IL per-
fectly free from the down town mud. Ross
peach orchard shuts or from II all city dust.
Dallas Spring, and the Presbyterian Spring
adjacent, with springs on the place, forming
q never-failing stream throughout one side
OF the tract, give 1t water privilegesfor bath
Ing or fish pond rare In Dallas. A fish pond
can be cheaply constructed ON it which
could supply all Dallas with trout. II Will
always contain u reservoir OF water, adapt
ing 1t to strawberry raising or a florists gar
den. A good rock -boitomed clstern In the
basement kitchen, wide hall and three well
III and ventilated rooms aud porch on one
floor; laying contiguous the Presby terrain
Church and School property, with Its health.
full grove, II has excellent educational facili-
ties. IL IL one-half mile only from the Dal-
las Courthouse, and less from the Texas Pa
cifc Depot. Terms, half down, balanse In
twelve months. Title perfect, and warranty
deed given. Apply 10
d. L. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Opposite to Texas and Pacific Depot.
apl8-sun&thur-dm
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NOTES AND OPINIONS.

The City Council Of Holy0ke, Mass,
has appropriated $4,000 for a soldiers
monument.
An effort Is making to change the
name Of Chatham street, New York,
East Broadway Property owners and
merchants on the street complain that
their interests are damaged because
the present name has become identi-
fled with the slop-shops and swlndling
tradesmen of one sort or another.
New York World: Thomas Jeffer-
sou rode on horseback to Washington,
hitched his horse TO a rail fence, aud
walked over and was inaugurated
but il wouldn't be safe to try that now,
as while he was being sworn In one OF
the Cabinet officials might steal the
horse.
-Four burglars stole 81 ,260 Of a widow
In Oakland, California, the other
night, and her son-iD-law shot two OF
them, captured q third and recovered
all the money. When asked why he
treated his mother-in-law In that way,
he excused himself by saying that 1.-THE
old woman was rather weakly, and he
thought the money had better remain
In the family"
Abiding to suggestive little money
transaction between Boutwell, and
Butler, the World says: "While Sem
ator boutwell,, who rattles around In
the scat Of Webster, Is preparing his
campaign Of investigation into the pu-
rity OF elections In Mississippi, few
members OF the House Of Represents
lives might be well occupied In tnves-
tiFstIng the purity OF the election BY
which Boutwell,, after his ignominious
rstrsAt noni the Treasury, coiitfiyed to
as. hlrnsalf rsiurnsd TO tina SenRtAp
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FOREIGN NOTES

The plague Is increasing at Bagdad.
A heavy snow storm prevailed Thurs.
day throughout England and Ireland,
and vegetation is suffering.
A Berlin special says u stock COM
pany is organizing in Russia for the
introduction and development OF the
cultivation OF cotton In Central Asia.
Turkey is considering the PROPOSE.
ton of Jewish bondholders, In con-
junction with other denominations, to
exchange bonds Cor land in Syria.
Austria has demanded satisfaction
for the insult offered to Prince Wrede,
her representative, on Sunday by the
populace. Servla is prepared to satisfy
the demand.
LatOubere Il Co., merchants OF Liv-
erpool, Havre and Jacmel, have sus-
pended. Liabilities, Ss50,OOO. 1t Is be-
lieved fully covered by assets.
The Liverpool Cotton Brokers' asso'
citation circular says the actual stock OF
East Indies cotton declared yesterday
morning proves to be 1880 bales In
excess Of the estimate.
The reported negotiations for the
cession to the German Empire OF the
right of the Duke of Edinburgh as heir
presumptive to the Duchy of SAKE
Coburg and Gotha Is officially de-
MED.
IN Algiers dispatch reports a serious
engagement between the French
troops and Insurgents. south orc
stantino. The latter numbered four
thousand infantry and one hundred
cavalry. The French force was much
smaller. The Insurgents were COM
pletely defeated. About six hundred
were killed and wounded, including
their leader. A large number were
taken prisoners. Two French officers
were wounded, and twenty soldiers
killed or wounded.
AruvNs, April THE High Court
Of Justice has sentenced Nj. Bsissaop-
oulous, a former Minister OF E'eies'l-
astlcsl Affairs, to one years imprlson-
ment. deprivation Of political rigll's
dprina three years and to give the SlO''
600 he received as bsIbe TO tbs Poor
House NJ. NiEolOpOuski, . former
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Jury IL supposed 10 represent fairly the
general intelligence of the community from
which IL X taken. The guilt or Innocence
Of party, the value or worthessness OF an
article IN established by It's verdict. A YER
dict has recently been rendered by a Jury
composed OF the men taken from every coun-
try on the globe the evidence was GEAR
and impartial, and thousands OF witnesses
gave heir testimony. The trial was a long
one, occupying ten years, and the jury have
Of last brought In verdict which was,
" That Dr. TUFTS pills posses greater power
over disease than any medicine invented
since the foundation Of the world" 1t Is
pronounced by all righteous verdict.
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THE DILEMMA OF THE CONSIDERATIONS

The Oregon vote has logged and stu.
piiied the Republican conspirators.
They have been "hoist by their own
petard' in manner that must be OK.
tremely disgusting to the average vaga.
bond and assassin OF liberty. The press
and leaders in this corrupt political or.
ganization which boasts in "a higher
law than the constitution" were blatant
and defiant in their reservations that
there was no power in Congress to 10
behind the prima .tacis returns and
deny their validity. They stormed and
strutted, swore and hooted al such a
preposterous Democratic idea. They
knew that they would steal the vote of
South Carolina, Florida and Louisiana
The order had gone forth to Chamber.
lain and Stearns and Kellogg and their
infamous returning boards to count
Hayes in, and they grew maliciously in.
famous when they felt that their fiat
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During the canvass ilac.,wufhs
name was sub8uutcdo ON the Republican
tichol that of Sum Uodao who hud
mt first been thcuomiuto and ina large
portion of the Statc podqo was voted
Tor by thr Republicans foo place o,
IlacNwouh hence thesmall vote for the
latter
Eppplsous lthe highest on the Dem.
ocutc lickcD majority oy.. Mc\doo.
Che highest on the Republican GchoD
59.S3l Total vote oI the STATIC Cor olcr
tors. llSg5j So Georgia must have
that bumu unless YOU eau Gas you
thrcatcn) croct "a returning board and
count her out
The electors have satisfactorily amt
InIlY completed them work, aud some
OF them leave Tor their homes To- NOR
row judge liurl the member Tor mo
the Ihrd District OF your cIiy, VIII!
Toe detained here untli Monday, on
private business.
OneoI the pleasant incidents OF me
meeting was The occasion oI
mn mWomptH dinner party gwen
to the Electoral College, by
HIS ENeelIeney, Governor Iluh'
bard, on wednesday evening,
alter the electors hnd completed their
hhola All OF them, consisting OF Cox
oneIs Epp'"on and upsur, electors ut
barge Colonel Il W. Cniitou oi the
INST district Colonel Il. u MMt'n, ol
IIIt Second l.nlDlIHI ,tunlts Nj lII1l
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HON. John HANCOCK.

Only the most desperate and unprece
dented fraud can now prevent Mr. Til.
den from occupying the White House
on the 9th of March, wherefore we may
coniden ly anticipate consummuia a
80 desirable In the formation. |Tr This
distinguished gentl%S6ans cabinet an,
otN fibre m9mbers must be taken from
the South Among the names likely to
command the consideration of the
President-elect, are }. b. Gordon OF
Georgia, Lucius Q c. Lamar of Misss.
sippi and John Hancock of Texas. Two
OF these gentlemen occupy, or will oc.
cupy, Senatorial positiona in the Forty
Fifth Congress,
1t will not be Democratic policy to
withdraw from the Senate, whore the
majority will be exceedingly close any
member OF the party then occupying u
seat there.
The attention Of Mr., TildeM will
therefore be very forcibly drawn to the
Hon. John Hancock, of Texas That q
better selection could be made ruE
HERALD seriously questions In Judge
Hancock are admirably combined the
attributes of trained and scholarly
lawyer and the experience of u iurist
and q statesman He possesses in u
pre- eminent degree that calm, dispas.
slonate, fair judgment, so imperiously
demanded in u cabinet officer. lie is
IN the prime of u vigorous manhood,
and is the able representative of De.
mocracy not only in Texas, but in the
South. He is well and iavorably known
among the ablest mon of the nation
and has commanded by his course
their warm friendship and high regard
His appointment by Mr. Tilden to the
honorable position of member of his
privy council would reflect unqucston
able credit upon the administration
and would be cminontly satisfactory to
all Texans.
There is every reason to believe that
Mr.. Tilden will call John Hancock to
the duties and weighty responsibilities
of u cabinet officer, and nothing would
afford The HERALD more qualification
than to chronicle an event so auspi.
cious.
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A DESPERATE FIGHT.

Four citizens and Three VhleyOs I'm.
Gngea--Two IhieyeS and one citizen
Killed. ana Two Others MOTtaIiy
Wounded,
A Mr.. William Wallace YESTERDAY fur
nished the reporter of the Statesman
the details of desperate aud fatal ailray
which happened on Barton creek, about
twenty-five miles from this city, and four
miles from Dripping Springs early Mon
day morning B. +. Fairchilds, acting
constable, Ed, Kelley, Bunyan Daniels
and VIM, Wallace, all citizens of that
vicinity started early Monday morning
to arrest some parties who had stolen u
hog, and who wire also suspected of
being in the community for the purpose
of stealing horses, They had been in
camp on Barton two or three DAYS, and
plenish their commissary department
While burning the hide and feet of the
in the meantime had killed q hog to re.
hog, citizen happened to ride up to
their camp and observed what was
going ON, when he reported the same,
and steps were at once taken
for the arrest of the parties
The gentlemen above named rode up to
the camp about daylight in the morn.
ing, The men were up and standing
by the fire After tho usual good
morning was passed. Mr.. Fairchilds
says, consider yourselves under ar
rest" when one of the party instantly
drew his six.shooter, and as he remark.
ed, what iorY' blazed away, when the
fire became rapid and general, and the
battlefield covered with the dead and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-10

TIM will Of the dowager Queen Of
Sweden and Norway, Josephine, the
daughter Of Eugene Leuchteuburg, and
the mother of the present King, has
been admitted to probtte The person
atty on whose account the will was
sworn in England was sworn under
100000, but the will goes on to speak
Of the Duchy Of Gallica, the entail of
which estate was created in favor OF
heirs male as n christening present 10y
Napoleon l. On II failure of heirs male
the estate reverts to the Napoleon fam
ily crownless now, while the personally
remains in the hands of til crowned
descendants of Beauharnais.
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81, wonpIrl almost before anyone
haruy Lod U,nc.to e,nsidcr nc ima
,inn Ty, orttc thieyes NAMED Wn
Ii,'ns were tillfd almost instantly and
H. otLn,thicf WHO Fave his name AS
n ~ Bal,,r was shot I'm thcside and
and mortnlly wounded. Mr. III. Rel.
isv MAS also Killed ON the spot and
M F,irchilds received amorlal wound
.,ybHc MosTs Wallace and Daniel.
Lsd Le qood fortune Of c-cauug
miury Me..r. Rrilcy and Fair
child. were good citi1rns and men
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Thn sniNerIns Xictin,s

OF fever and ague, who fryeEo to-day to burn
Tomorrow, might haVo been exempted nom
their present trials had they awaited them,
selves IN time OF that safeguard against All
malarious diseases, liostettcr's stomach Bit
ters, nut If It. is too lalo for prevention, II Is
nottoo late toi cure. 4 single bottle OF this
irresistible herbal tonic win stop the paloN-
ysns, and hriet cOurNe Of IL win restore the
patient to vigorous health. The prudent
and thouShttul, however, who would rather
toreStall isoase than wait for its assaults,
VIII resort to this sure defence against inter-
miuent and remlttent fevers at the conn
Emenccment OF the season when they pre-
vail. Non is tbs time to forearm thu system
against fever and ague, bilious complaints
and dyspepSia-discascs which are often en-.
gcndered, aud always aggravated, by the
chills aud dampS OF wintorand early spring
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-10

A pEclsloN has been rendered recently
by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court,
that national bank charging rate OF
interest usurious under the laws of the
State, must forfeit the entire interest
and may be forced to pay the person
ovcrcharged penalty double tho inter
est paid Texas banks can therefore
conhne themselves to the twelve pen
cent allowed by law
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nowcr under his administration If,
,houoht reform absolutely necessary
and ir,noytblr cvccut lac calling new
mon and droppipa the men now in NOW
and nlnco About mi, he smoke ii,
If ia known he feels very positively
Aa ia the South fine Governor said
thot no Desired to corsult with smell
man os Mfr Lama. and General lIn,nr.
Ton, that he thoupht unmplon haC
acted a noble mart in recent events il
South Carolina for which the countr,
owed him thanks, that if he becam,
President he should wish to coll Mr.
lamor into hi. cabinet and 4hould moi
ask him in that event to abandon hp
urcsent uolitical relations. that h,
meant TO homo his Southern policy on
the advice Of these two ooutlcmcu, I,
make the Federal amendments ia fin,
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with Hampton IN South Carolina, an
his opinion that the President ha
acted down there ina very ill.adyise
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would be scrupulously obeyed Bat
alns for Radical plans and plots Oregon
sent up under the impress Of her great
soll Of State Il orim0 ftc's vote that ao'
folutcly elects Iildcn and llendrlcks
despite the desperate game played IN
the South. They have declared WIN
dcGant and passionate yehcmcnc' w''h
all the insulting dogmatism Oh Iyr'n''.
that no power on earth could force
them to 20 behind their returns,
and vet not TO ~ behind orc
IONS vote and deny it, Valid
ity is to give up the government wlll'i
they had infinitely rather destroy Than
surrender. But they have been caught
in their own trap and now feel no"
sharply the steel cuts into the flesh
'rhey have been out generated, check
mated. ngloriously defeated and mus
needs now throw of all cloakngs o.
their designs and openly advocate reyo
luton and war, Their covert and dam
gorously insidious attacks upon lazy anr
the constitution, have been obortiye
and they mast be kicked out with tn
supreme scorn and muttcrable con
tempt Of oil men hoapcd upon them, o
openly arm their legions and oyow thcI
determination to seize the government
They are too cowardly for this, and
TnG HERALD be not in error the 9th O.
March will witness the peaceful nougy
ration Of Samuel j 1ildcn and all tn
glorious results that wait upon iu'u
administered government.
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OS the Presidential problem Mr. viii
liams i, reported to have said. "Thcrc
is no use in making such fuss about
the case, the remedy is perfectly clear
and the courts are constantly applying
it. The thing to do is to put the Presi
dent into the hands Of n receiver with
power to run the concern and collect
Tho dnhLs.
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CNcNSAr is rushing forward the
Southern railroad TO Chattanooga II
is already finished with steel rails from
the Ohio to the Kentucky river and IN
the course Of two or three months VIII
touch the Cumberland The line will
be Of great advantage to the trade Oh
Cincinnati.
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TnE DALLAS HERALD has a special from
Washington, stating that the Governor
of Oregon had given the disputed certlii'
cate to the Tilden elcctor, thereby i'm
suring his election. We don't believe
it, Hartman STAR
But TuE IlFRALns special was correct,
whether you believe it or not
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-10

TnR Governor Of Oregon piles prece'
dent upon precedent, and law upon
law 70 sustain his action. On all sides
he bristles with legal authority iortiiy'
ing his position, aud Radical clustering
goes for naught
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CANVAssERs WANTED I

ror mo oesl selling work issued from tho
ple@ LOT many years, containing thl,fV
S Snd o., troye on all tho Islands Of thes cl
knol y, are here brous Mt outin n vail ~ ~ ~
purlrnltpte hitherto uneNcel ed. 10 yoIng
men IN Others out OF employment OF C g"mgg
o ou s ana llltc resdy money, this oisrs
ever offered In this State. Address. hv lotteNV
postothcs box $40, Dallas. Dallas Sountv
nov22-dewawlm'
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DALLAs. TEXAS,
SATURDAY MORNING DECEMBER o.

Onrooy has given the government to
Tilden. What are the oonspirotors go
ing to doabout in
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-10

1 Eft Gs-Iher arn loit.w M lhis oncr
l. Dr"A," "u. a. BROWN Sir "Mrc'
.Durur "u I., ~ Pros A. " "lu
n. t,"upd"Wli" cal and g,tJbcYu,
drrlJ2l
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f8Ef ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
Lr.nnal

FOB " ORK-Iua neAld office Is now
y receiving lntHr lUuhSnmeuh Of J0U
pupcn at AN descriptions, and asks an
examination 90 price, "nu qiu,'l5' ~.
llradN, Mote HygH., stnteIntAtsi Cards
& irUuHrs, ElD, pIiu.rG o. cheap %, ihr
cheapest md rap,ef tHan tne ueaict Frin.
40 Your p.dUr nnd spi ihr benefit ui oW
f.=IITIfi,T lII,U. Pr
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Teeth, then white,
Are II sight-uSe SOHODONf.
Breath, when sweet,
lisa treat-usc SUZODONT.
A mouth, when pure,
should be kissed, sure--use SOHODONT
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tINO pONROW- $500 tor which the best IN
| triust VIII be pad, and satisfactory See
Cur.jy liyeu. AIdlgas "IEA," Herald once
uOVll.u
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Wanted Boarding,

VNrANIEu-BOal boz % private family ioi
w nuutlumuu and VIE. HrIrIencta eA-
changed. Address A.O., HERALD otllce'
drsD-lW
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-07-04


TOn the currency question the
Democratic Platform is prophetic. II
maps out the course which the progress
toward resumption is almost certain TO
follow. Il is not what the extreme
"hard money" men desire; it is not what
the extreme "soft money" men desire; il
may not be exactly what any of us would
wish to be its course but it is substan.
tally what must come, in spite of taeo.
rists aud tinkerers. n: f.sI3l..5i.r.
The Resumption Act will be. repealed.
or it will remain a dead letter on the
statute book, q monument OF the utter
incompetency Of Republican Congress
to deal with great question. io
There will be neither sudden contrac.
lion nor expansion, whoever may clamor
for either, hut the country will grow up
tospecie payments without injuriously
disturbing business. G ~
He is the wisest friend Of Resumption
who throws aside all quack theories. and
labors to promote general prosperity as
the shortest, surest and safest road to 9
coin basis azI9 oT.l f1v